Pastor Russell Syndicated Sermons Published Worldwide
The Interna tional Bible Students Association notes Pastor Russell's sermons appear weekly in about fifteen newspapers across the United States Canada Great Britain South Africa Australia and Scandinavia in four languages. Metropolitan cities are not targeted by the Syndicate, allowing publication in leading papers at advertising rates.
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Pastor Russell
United States
Canada
Great Britain
South Africa
Australia
Scandinavia
Intranational Bible Students’ Associati
Great White Throne Sermon Warns of Impending Global Shakeup
Pastor Russell at the Colonial Theater Philadelphia interprets Revelation 20 11 9 amid fears of coming trials. He links a divine shaking to ecclesiastical and social upheaval and foresees stocks and bonds losing value as banks and bankers face a financial reckoning driven by demone tization of silver, war, and global crisis.
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Russell
Colonial Theater
Philadelphia
Eure
Hartford and
New Haven
Chicago and
Rock Island
Europe
Ponds. &c
America
House of Records
Wei
Iam
Hzekiel
The Coming Messiah's Global Rule Foretold
A preacher argues that European holdings threaten the U S market and that silver demonetization worsens debt. He forecasts a future Messiah driven world order, with present financial and ecclesiastical systems dissolved and a Great White Throne judgment to follow.
Prominent financier urges cautious government in business outlook
Nathan B. Scott, ex senator and Continental Trust president, says overinvestigation threatens U S prosperity. He argues for neutrality respect and restraint to avoid stifling domestic and foreign orders, urging policy to encourage business and not discourage exports amid wartime demand.
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Europe
United States
Nathan B. Scott
West Virginia
Continental Trust Company
Scott
Senate
Mimsy
Bank for the World War Changes Clearing Houses
John J. Arnold, Chicago banker, told the Investment Bankers' Association in Philadelphia that a world clearing house will be established after the European war to settle international credits and debits. He said it would cut gold transfers and could shift the world’s financial center to America with New York as headquarters.
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J. J. Arnold
Philadelphia
John J. Arnold
Chicago
Investment Bankers’ Association of America
Arnold
America
International Clearing House
New York
Mr. Arnold
Trade Boom Signals Nationwide Gains Across Regions
Delegates at the American mayors conference in Philadelphia report a broad trade revival fueled by wartime demand. New England districts, led by Holyoke and Worcester, note industrial stimulus, scarce dyes, drought, and strong paper and textile outputs. A separate federal report highlights population growth, surging foreign commerce, rising national wealth, and expanding bank clearings from 1850 to 1913, alongside schooling and savings growth.
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Philadelphia
Conference of American Mayors
Cty
West
Gotham
New York
Cotton Mills Kept Busy by Big Foreign Demands
New York reports indicate mills are running on export orders, keeping many facilities active. Domestic production has improved as foreign demand supports full or overtime shifts, with a rising number of mills resuming full time, double shifts, and night work across several regions.
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New York
Agenta
Philadelphia
New England
West
French government orders 40000 pairs of red trousers
Chicago buyers report negotiations opening for 40000 pairs of red trousers in four shades for the French army. Also to be contracted are wire markers to designate regiment and company for 300000 soldiers. British representatives seek 600 motor trucks of three to five tons capacity for immediate delivery.
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Chicago
West Montana seals deals for eight thousand horses
In Butte and Baker two horse buying contracts surface. French and British buyers aim to acquire about 8,000 horses in Montana. A shipment of 3,600 horses is planned within two weeks. In Baker stockman Welzer Idaho, under a French government contract, opens headquarters to furnish 6,000 cavalry horses with a deadline of November 27 and an average price around 125 dollars per horse for 300 purchased today.
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Butte
Mont
Montana
Baker
Oreg
Welzer
Idaho
Swedish American Line Now Assured Start
Gothenburg plans to invest 2,900,000 kronor about 550000 dollars in the Swedish American passenger line. The city will take shares as the line is practically arranged to begin business. It is proposed with England's permission to buy German steamers now interned in American ports.
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Stockholm
Gothenburg
England
Pittsburgh Sees $1,000,000 in War Orders
Pittsburgh, Nov. 13. J. J. Needam, secretary of the Pittsburgh foreign trade commission, says more than $1,000,000 in orders from European belligerents have been placed in this district. Inquiries totaling 34,000,600 have arrived since the war began, with orders for 35,008 tons of barbed wire made with the Pittsburgh Steel Company at Monessen and the American Steel and Wire Company locally within three weeks.
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Pittsburgh
J. J. Needam
Pittsburgh Foreign Trade Commission
Pittsburgh Steel Company
Monessen
American Steel and Wire Company
War contract placed with Cincinnati firm by British government
One of Cincinnati’s largest foreign contracts was reported by A Sterrlinger Co manufacturers. The British government ordered 70 000 pairs of traces and 70 000 hatters for cords and leather products. The deal may run into hundreds of thousands of dollars with urgent delivery demanding part of the contract be sent to a Newport Kentucky firm.
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Cincinnati
Navy
A. Sterrlinger Company
Newport
West Virginia Feels Effects of Prosperity
Industrial conditions in West Virginia improved after the election with idle mills resuming. In the Wheeling district Fol-lanshee Tin Mills and Benwood Steel and Tin Plate Mills, Wheeling Steel and Iron, La Belle Tin Mills, and National Tube’s Riverside plant at Benwood have restarted or prepared to begin full operations, employing thousands.
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Wheeling
W. Va
West Virginia
Follanshee Tin Mis
Benwood Steel and Tin Plate Mills
Wheeling Steel and Iron Company
la Belle Tin Mis
Riverside
National Tube Company
Benwood
Rum King Never Tasted It by Jamaica Rum King
Roland Frinzi known as the rum king of Jamaica sailed from New York for Kingston aboard the United Frust Steamer Zacopy with Mrs. Frinzi. He claims to have manufactured and sold 330 million dollars worth of rum since entering the business and says he has never tasted a drop.
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Roland Frints
Jamaica
New York
Roland Frinzi
Kingston
United Frust
Zacopy
Maurice of Nassau born prince of Nassau and war innovator
Maurice of Nassau born November 14 1567 in Dillenburg later ruler of the Dutch Republic and famed military innovator. He shaped modern siegecraft fortifications and engineering, introducing the spade and heavy cannon into war and training engineers, maps, and disciplined troops to defeat Spain and bolster Dutch resistance under leadership of William the Silent.
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Maurice of Nassau
Dyllenburg
Maurice
Count of
Nassau
Prince of
Orange
Wiliam the Silent
Vider
Duke of
Alga
Spain
Europe
Wagino
Netherlands
Charles 1
Nomrre
Mjnr
Republic
Lesandro Farnese
Austrans
Spa
Portugal
Pere
Brest
Maur
New Cotton Law Regulations Discussed by Agencies
Treasury and Agriculture officials met with New York Cotton Exchange representatives to review proposed rules for future tracking of 17 cotton under the law taking effect next February. Three exchange officials attended, with two witnesses present, and written comments were to be submitted.
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Treasury
Department of Agriculture
New York Cotton Exchange
New York Exchange
Unclear transcription of exchange reopening plans
Fragmentary text notes a hearing with references to individuals named Heavn and Garth and mentions plans to reopen an exchange on Monday. The passage lacks complete context, dates, and clear actions, making precise interpretation and attribution difficult.
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Oring
FF KR
Cone
eNehinge
Innes
Heaven
Garth
Urges U S Aid For Roads And Highway Plan
A garbled report notes discussion in Congress urging U S aid for roads and a proposed transcontinental highway. The piece mentions state departments and protection for drivers, framing the road plan as a memorial to Abraham Lincoln.
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Atlanta
Benecia
Oman
Abraham Lincoln
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