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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1911

Page

10

Before Creation Began A Sermon On Gods Eternal Reign

Special to The Washington Post from St. Petersburg Florida Pastor Charles T Russell of Brooklyn Tabernacle discusses the eternity of God and the pre creation reign, noting Jehovah’s unity, Christ’s role, and the plan for future worlds. He cites scriptures and the seven sealed scroll symbol in Revelation.

Washington Post St. Petersburg Fla Charles T. Russell Brooklyn Tabernacle Jehovah I Thessalonians Israel Pastor Rugsetl St. Paul Father Jesus Christ Jesus Messiah God Michael Earth Heaven Great Redeemer

DEDICATE NEW CHURCH IN GROWING SUBURB AT CHEVY CHASE

Dedication marks Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church near Chevy Chase circle as rapid growth in the suburb spurs plans to convert the current building into a chapel and Sunday school. The service featured Rev Dr Hubert Johnson and Rev Dr Donald C MacLeod with prayers by Rev Dr George Robinson. Congregants include local residents and multiple city clergymen.

Presbyterian Johnson MacLeod Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church Chevy Chase Circle Hubert Rex Johmson Donald C. MacLeod First Presbyterian Church George Robinson Pinehurst Friendship Heights Drummond Somerset Chevy Chase John S. Sherry Capt George Redway Grant Leet Arthur T. Plenkowsky Lee D. Latimer John A. Fleming George S.S. Rees James Simpson H. M. Martin John Simpson William Law Curtis 5. Feeger

Deadly Gale Strikes Chicago Hits Fatality

A west wind storm in Chicago produced a 62 mile per hour gale and caused extensive damage to electric signs and windows. An unidentified man was crushed under a large iron sign and died. Miches Moriarty was injured when a smaller sign struck him. the temperature plunged from 40 to 16 degrees.

Chicago Weather Bureau Halsted Street Jts Miehse! Moriarty

Typhoid Report Issued On Naval Academy Case

After a three week inquiry the Navy Department medical board to study the typhoid fever outbreak among 30 midshipmen adjourned and sent its report to the department. Medical Director John M. Holgar leads the board. Recommendations are expected to fully protect midshipmen from academy conditions. Of the 30, seven remain hospitalized but are out of danger.

Washington Pits Annapolis Navy Department John M. Holgar Academy

The Parent and the Child Sermon at Bethany Chapel

Rev Zed H Copp preached on the fifth commandment at Bethany Presbyterian Chapel last night advocating state supervised scholars. He urged home making duties be taught and that only graduates marry, saying today we are little more advanced in home making than animals.

Zed H. Copp Bethany Presbyterian Chapel

Mother and Baby Killed in Philadelphia Fire

A fire destroyed a bed where Mrs. Mary Trainer and her four month old baby were asleep, killing both. Five children from another family on the floor below were rescued by firemen after the blaze started following a party at the home. Police believe a heater cap was thrown on the straw-filled bed.

Philadelphia Mary Trainer

Holding On To Stocks Industrial Revival Likely

Washington Post reports bankers see signs that financial storms have eased and that a natural move toward higher business activity will follow. Optimism centers on strong railroad and industrial firms, high surpluses, and expected return of investment demand amid a cautious market.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company New York Central Company Union Pa

Snapshots From English Court Ceremonials And Curious Zooology

The piece notes social novelty in England with a balloon token game for couples and upcoming court summons in January, plus regalia rules for Dorchester House events May through June. It also reports on Prof Hachet-Souplet’s study of Clemencette the Rostand bull terrier showing auto-hypnosis and episodic trance behavior.

Dorchester House Jord+ Chamberslain St. James Palace Paris Hachet-Seuplet Institute of Zoological Psychology Mme Edmond Rostand Maurice Clemencette Hachet-Souplet

Pig Iron Prices Held Amid Demand Surge and Expected Drop

New York reports rising inquiries for foundry metal east of the Alleghenies with large buyers in New York State totaling 10,000 to 1,000 tons and 8,000 tons in New England. Delaware pipe works may close for 10,000 to 16,000 tons if prices suit. December pig iron output fell to 1,776,000 tons while 1910 production set records. Manufacturers anticipate temporary price stability before a radical drop by March as banks push furnace activity and export orders rise.

New York Jan Alegheny Mountains New York State New England Delaware Iran Buffalo International Harvester Company Chicago Portland Cree Ohio Valley Birmingham Ale Pittsburg Sdem

Man as Critic in Housekeeping Decries Equity

A discussion on the unequal burden of homemaking between spouses. The piece argues the husband often critiques the wife’s housekeeping while excusing his own business lapses, and calls for equal partnership where both share advice and support. It stresses fairness and respect, noting that housework is as much the wife’s domain as his work is his.

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Union Pacific to double track and improve schedules

The Union Pacific faces difficulty moving long freight trains on a single line across much of its territory, prompting talk of a double tracking scheme within months. Meanwhile foreign trade improves and rainfall largely mitigates prior drought fears. The Carnegie Trust Company fall closure is seen as removing a stigmatized firm from New York’s trust company list.

Cific Railroad Company Union Pacific Carnegie Trust Company

Hopeful view in London stock market fades on gold drain

The opening year shows hopeful signs in London stock prices but the monetary situation remains weaker than anticipated. Dividends swell bank withdrawals, leaving a slim surplus, while persistent gold drain at the Bank of England tempers optimism. Paris bourse opens strong with Russian securities in demand. Berlin notes a miniature panic in steel and iron shares amid year start declines and bear pressure.

Washington Post London Yal Bank of England Paris Rio Tinto Bertin Berlin Phoenix United States

Willam E. Corey retires as U S Steel president

Willam E. Corey, president of the United States Steel Corporation, has tendered his resignation after saying he thought he had worked long enough. In Pittsburg at a Carnegie Steel annual dinner he declined to discuss private matters or possible plans. He expects a cautious business outlook and hopes spring trade opens, but refused further interview. Separately, the Drayton torpedo boat destroyer arrived off Mobile en route to Pensacola for coal and to give crews shore leave on its trial trip.

Wall Street United States Steel Corporation Washington Post Pitsburg Willam E. Corey Carnegie Steel Company Corey Pittsburg Hye New York Corsy America Wasningwaroe Mobile Ala Jan Drayton Buiiders Mobile Bar Pensacola Fla

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