Denying the Son of God in New York Temple Sermon
A New York City sermon denounces mainstream preachers for misrepresenting Jesus as the Son of God. It defends the Bible's teaching on the Trinity, explains Jesus as the Logos and divine agent, and urges readers to seek scriptural truth over creeds.
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New York
New York City
Moe Aoll
Children of
Fhed
God
Jesus
Father
Elohim
Jesus Christ
Philly
Logos
Tim Jehovah
Alpha
Gmema
Jehovah
St. Paul Ex- Plains
St Peter
Church
Peter
Tom Earry
Valuable Coupons From Read Sermon Pastor Russell Book
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Great Pyramid
Egypt
International Bible Students’ Association
Brooklyn
N.Y
Rockefeller plan funds China's medical progress and education
The Rockefeller foundation announces the China medical board to aid Chinese medical schools and hospitals, fund six $1,000 scholarships for graduates to study abroad, five nurse scholarships, and establish two modern tuberculosis hospitals. The effort aims to build a Chinese medical leadership and improve public health with a special commission-led assessment. The board includes Judson, Peabody, Greene, Goodnow and Flexner with John D. Rockefeller Jr. as chairman.
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New York
Rockefeller Foundation
China
China Medical Board
Foundation
Special Commission
The
Investigation Commission
Harry Pratt Judson
Chicago University
Francia Peabody
Harvard Medical School
Roger S Greene
United States
Hankow
Frank J. Goodnow
Johns Hopkins University
Simon Flexner
Wallace Buttrick
Rockefeller Philanthropies
John Ti. Rockefeller, Jr
Buttrick
Mr. Greene
Peking
Mexican Crisis Deepens as Carranza Warns Obregon
Officials report rising antiforeign sentiment fostered by Obregon after Carranza revoked Obregon’s tax on foreigners. Villa may shift to recapture Mexico City to allow rail supply from the border. Diplomatic circles discuss possible allied intervention or pan American relief expedition. Bread shortages and hunger afflict Mexico City as censorship hides harsher details.
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Carranza
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Guadalajara
Mexico City
Wilson
Bryan
China
United States
Congress
Mexico
Navy League Warns Nation Over Naval Readiness
Navy League directors issued yesterday a statement approving Congress for increasing naval equipment, building a reserve, and other improvements, while warning that much remains to be done to reach full efficiency. They urge thorough coordination of naval units, an adequate general staff, and greater building activity, saying the nation's naval standing could be lowered as war powers accelerate ship construction.
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Navy League
Two Years of Wilson’s Administration Ends with Mixed Legislative Record
With Congress adjourned the first two years of Wilson’s term show a roughly even split between pledged goals fulfilled and promises unmet. Major acts include currency and tariff changes, Panama tolls, a growing federal payroll, and the Federal Reserve system, while several platform promises, such as broader safety at sea and Philippine independence, faced delays or partial fulfillment.
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Panama
Baltimore
Congress
Washington
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Department of Labor
Democratic Party
Bureau of Mines and Mining
Taft
Kaiser Exalted by War Visit to French Front
Special Cable from Munich reports Emperor William in high spirits amid unity at home and health, as Savarian author Ganghofer describes a visit to French battlefronts. The Kaiser tours Sedan battlefield with Crown Prince, attends a military lecture, and praises German unity while noting captured French prisoners and wartime morale.
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Ludwig Ganghofer
France
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Ganghofer
Donchery
Napoleon
Bismarck
Bellevue Palace
Meuse
Victor
Tiongwy
City News Tells Of Local Events And Chess Winners
In the city championship chess rounds Stacy defeats Walker Lovell beats Zapoleon and Knapp over Pasch while Tharp and Wilenchick miss play. Meetings at Confederate Home, piano recital, a government printing office tribute to William Rowe, and various lectures, concerts, and community notices fill the evening.
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Walker
Lovell
Zapoleon
Knapp
Pasch
Tharp
Wilenchick
Vermont Avenue Northwest
Lloyd T. Everett
I. Fontaine Davison
Government Printing Office
William H. Rowe
Monotype
Mr. Rowe
Will TELL U. S. OF JAPAN Lectures by Gulick in America
Dr Ridney L Gulick, former Japan missionary, will continue work promoting better U.S. Japan understanding after returning to the United States. He arrives in San Francisco later this month to explain Japanese progress and ideals, while a Millis report on Japan will be published after the trip.
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New York
Japan
United States
Shailer Mathews
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Ridney L. Gulick
Gulick
Charles 8. McFarland
San Francisco
Federal Council
McFarland
Pacific
H. A. Millis
Mathews
Open Door and Equality of Opportunity in China Japan's Aim
Chicago March 7 Equal opportunity for every nation in China is Japan's policy, said Admiral Baron Dewa who will represent Japan at the Panama Pacific exposition. He believes the open door policy will not be violated and that Americans and Japanese can mingle without discord. He notes Japanese citizens who assimilate and marry American women in New York and contribute to learning.
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China
Japan
Baron Dewa
San Francisco
Dewa
United States
Steala
New York
Obituary notices for Maj Erasmus Hawks and others in Washington
Major Erasmus Hawks 63 a longtime Washington resident died yesterday of pneumonia at the Hotel Martinique New York while on business He served in the Civil War and Cuban campaign He is survived by his wife and two daughters Funeral plans not yet made and burial in Arlington Other obituaries note Capt Charles Harrod Campbell Mrs Fannie Baggett Mrs Susan Parker Philip McKim and Francis M Bradley with services at local churches and burials in Arlington Rock Creek Glenwood Congressional and Victoria Cemeteries Also listed are survivors and funeral arrangements for each case including affiliations and residences in Washington Newport and nearby areas
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Martinique
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Hawks
Spain
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Wyoming Avenue
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Conauero Hawks
Arlington
Charles Harrod Campbell
Gatreet Northwest
Roland Catton Smith
Oak Hill Cemetery
Kimball
McComb
U. A
Harris
Commodore Davenport
Templin Potts
Herbert Hengstler
Frank B. Loring
Walter Davidge
Albion K. Parris
Gailland Hunt
Barry Bulkiey
George Richards
William P Metcalf
Asa
Sons of the Revolution
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Department of State
Danald Charleron
Fannie W. Baggett
Sixteenth Street Northwest
Walter Reed Hospital
St John's P. E. Church
Rock Creek Cemetery
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Maude RB. Crawford
Philip McKim
Ireland
Twentieth Street
Wiliam C
Philp M
Lucy McKim
Jennie, Lowe
J. Henning Nelms
Church of the Ascension
Glenwood Cemetery
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Earle Wilfley
Congressional Cemetery
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Slater
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Philadelphia
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Anti Saloon League
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Columbian University
Tenders funds to court in interpleader action
Creed M Fulton seeks interpleader relief in Enquiry Court to distribute embezzled funds paid to him by Frederick Moos Smith as heirs of Hiram Smith claimants. He argues minors lack guardians and unsure entitlement exists, case widened for further order while a criminal trial on related game funds proceeds before Chief Justice Covington.
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Creed M Fulton
Wilton
Lamebert
Levi Travid
Fulton
Fuvita
Hiram Smithy
Frederick Moos Smith
Hiram Smith
FM. Smith
Funeral of M. I. Weller Held at St Peter's Church
The funeral for M. I. Weller, longtime city figure, is set for 9:30 AM at his residence 408 Seward Square SE, then a solemn high mass at St Peter's Catholic Church. Rev James McBrien will lead, with Rev Jamey R. Matthews as deacon and Rev Stephen Thorne as subdeacon. Honorary pallbearers include Col George Truesdell and others. native pallbearers are four nephews plus Lea P Harlow and Charles Po Malones. Interment follows at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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James J Maher
George W Moss
Thomas W Smith
John Khugrue
James
F Hood
John C ¥Nsi
Fred
Vincent
Hdward
John J Repetts
Lea P Harlow
Charles Po Malones
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Academy Expels German Scientists From Ranks
Paris report says the Academy of Moral and Political Sciences struck three German correspondents from its rolls for an appeal to the world on behalf of the Fatherland. The expulsions bring to eight the number of Germans expelled by the academy.
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Academy of Moral and Political Sciences
Geremany
Academy
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