The Bible Hell Explained By Pastor Russell
Washington hosted Pastor Russell at National Theater addressing the Bible Hell versus the orthodox fiery Hell. He argued that hell is Sheol or Hades the grave, not eternal torment, and urged readers to embrace a hopeful resurrection through Christ during a millennial reign.
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National Theater
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Pastor Russell
Brooklyn
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St Peter
Flades
St. Peter
David
Hades
Jesus
Catholica
Heaven
Sam
Peter
Paradise
Sheel
Tomb
Jonah
Lord
St. Paul
Lazarus
Jairus
Church of Christ
Adam
Bible Study on Hell and Grave Terms by Pastor Haseell
An advance notice offers a 700 page cloth bound volume analyzing every Bible reference to hell and grave. The International Bible Students Association invites orders via subscription coupon for 34e in stamps, post free, address 17 Hicks Court, Brooklyn.
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Hell
Haseell
International Bible Etudente" Association
Hicks Qt
Brookvy
Fair Tresses Sheared Trick Of One Wise Maiden
Florence Walton invents a boyish fringe by turning hair up to create a short look with a bandeau. The Paris origin story is traced to Eve la Valliere and Poiret with dancers and fashion circles adopting the style. Walton explains step by step how to fix the hair for a youthful, whimsical effect.
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Weahington Post
New York
Pearl O'shay
Pearl
Paris
New
Eve la Valliere
Paria
Poiret
Polaris
Russia
Hungary
Germany
England
France
Gale wreck drifts five bays as crew saved near Hatteras
A schooner Alice Lord, en route from Jacksonville to New Bedford, was driven onto Diamond Shoal in a January gale off Frying Pan. Captain Almer Kelly and five crew were rescued by the York Castle after five days adrift. One seventeen-year-old seaman, Osborn Hazel, died after being washed overboard.
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York Castle
Swansea
Almer Kelly
Alice Lord
Jacksonville
New Hedford
Kelly
Osborn Hazel
Mombassa
Havre
Bangor
Norfolk
Mary L. Baxter
Atlantic
Cape Hatteras
el Valle
Yacht Aground Off Hatteras Stranded in Rough Seas
Life-savers report a two masted yacht stranded five miles off Diamond Shell near Cape Hatteras. One man is visible in the rigging as high seas prevent lifeboat rescue. Captain Stowe and crew await calmer seas as northeast wind and rain persist. The day features a Baptist sermon urging acts of charity.
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Washington
Manteo
N. C
Cape Hatteras
Diamond Shell
Cant
Stowe
Paris theaters reopen as nation hums La Marseillaise
Paris restores morale as ten theaters open to large crowds after invasion scare. Comedie Francaise performs Horace with Mounet-Sully reciting La Marseillaise at July matinee. Opera and music revive, Marthe Chenal leads national hymn with flag amid living victory scene.
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Paris
Paria
Doora
Comedie Francaise
Horace
M. Mounet- Sully
Topera Comique
Appearante
Marthe Chenal
France
Handbag theft near Alfred Street robs Mrs Carlin
A colored man snatched a handbag from Mrs. J. Frank Carlin of 117 South Alfred street as she neared her home. The bag held $60, a gold watch set with diamonds, a gold breastpin, a pearl cuff button set, and a ladies watch chain. Two officers and several citizens pursued but could not catch the thief. Two suspects were questioned but not identified. Also noted, Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett sails to Lexington to speak on practical patriotism and Florence Crittenton Mission work. Funeral services for William Rogers held at 2 pm with pallbearers named. burial at St. Paul’s Cemetery. Odd Fellows inspection set for Canton No. 1 with a banquet to follow.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Mra
J. Frank Carlin
South Alfred Street
C. ©. Carlin
Kate Waller Berrett
National Council of Women
Lexington
Equal Suffrage League
Lexington Civic League
Florence Crittenton
Barrett
Washington and Lee University
Balkans
William Rogers
South Fayette Street
W. J. Morton
Christ Episcopal Church
Capt
Fountain Beattie
George K. Pickett
William Duncan
9. Devers
Wiliam B. Cox
Martin Murphy
Surial
St. Paul's Cemetery
Women impede vote says Missouri representative at suffrage talk
Rep Perl D. Decker of Missouri argued that many women hinder suffrage by staying at home and letting husbands think and act. He urged persuading conservative sisters rather than congressmen to expand women’s rights, noting some political points remain hard for women to grasp while others they understand well. John Temple Graver also spoke.
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Perl D. Decker
Missouri
Kate Gordon
Southern States Woman's Suffrage Society
Jardin de Danse
Mr. Decker
John Temple Graver
Silent Sphinx Girl Found Hungry at Station in San Mateo
A about 25 percent old girl, found starving at the Southern Pacific station, lies in San Mateo Hospital silent and unresponsive. She cannot recall her name or past, answering only I do not know or I do not care. Authorities fear a transfer to a charity if no relative or guardian is found.
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Southern Pacific
Washington Post
San Francisco
San Mateo Hospital
England and Germany Clash Over Belgian Neutrality
The chancellor accuses England of acting on self interest, calling Belgian neutrality a scrap of paper. He recalls Gladstone on Belgian neutrality, thanks to past hopes for a Germany Britain United States pact to secure peace, and laments England’s wartime stance.
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Gladstone
Edward
Aberdeen
Palmerston
England
William Goschen
Germany
Harape
U. S
United States
Belgian Foreign Office
Belgium
Edward Grey
Great Britain
Woman of 62 Dies on Lounge in Home
Mrs Margaret Spillman 62 widow of John Spillman resided at 360 McLean avenue southwest. Found yesterday afternoon reclining on a lounge in the dining room by a roomer. Indigestion after dinner suspected as cause. Coroner Nevitt notified expected to issue death certificate from natural causes today.
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Margaret Spillman
John Spillman
McLean Avenue
Roomera
Spillman
Nevitt
British American War Relief Fund Appeals Donations
A solicitation outlines cash donations used for purchasing articles for American and overseas beneficiaries. No funds leave the country. Contributions may be sent to Mrs. Ralph Sanger or Henry J. Whitehouse at 209 Fifth Avenue, with relief operations aided by British steamship lines and the British war office. The fund is chaired by Lady Herbert with a long list of society patrons and committee members.
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Great Britain
Belgium
British American War Relief Fund
United States
Canada
West Indies
Lord Kitchener
America
Kitchener
England
British War Office
Ralph Sanger
Fifth Avenue
Henry J. Whitehouse
St. Andrew's Society
St. George's Society
St. David's Society
Canadian Society
Lady Herbert
Henry Whitehouse
Judge Barlow
A. S. Burden
Alfred Coats
Moses Taylor Pyne
Ogden Reid
Shaw Safe
J. H. Lewis
Norrie Sellar
R. F. Thompson
George Vanderbilt
H. J. Whigham
F. W. Whitridge
M. HW. Wiboreg
R. M. Stuart Wortley
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