Glad Tidings for the Race in the Christian Gospel
Portland Maine reports on the international Bible Students convention with Pastor Fussell sermonizing on true gospel. The piece denounces Christian Alliance fund-raising at Old Orchard and argues against Catholic and Protestant doctrines of purgatory and predestination, urging belief in the gospel of Christ and universal resurrection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
International Bible Students’ Convention
Fussell
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Russell
Christendom
The
Christian Alliance
Brother Simpson
Old Orchard
Christian Union
Qld
Antishan
Jesus
God
Alrady
Adam
Hs Alliante Reat
Chung
Hnan
Bug Triggers False Alarm At City Fire Barns
Wilkoh H Lambert night watchman at the Eleventh Street Washington Railway and Electric car barns smashed an alarm box while killing a bug. Three fire engines and a truck rushed to the scene costing about 120 dollars, with half eligible for U.S. funding. Lam bert blamed a buzzing insect and, after the box was shattered, the crew returned to bed saying there was no fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Railway and Electric Company
District of Columbia
United States
Wilkoh H.lambert
Lambert
Vaccine for Children Would Change School Law
Dr Sawtelle urges that public school pupils be vaccinated at least once every five years. Board of Education may ask Congress to revise the law. Health dept officials vaccinate themselves at least three times yearly. Some parents oppose the rule but exceptions are allowed for weak conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Board of Education
Congress
H. F. Sawtelle
Dr. Sawtelle
Department
Cape
W. V. Cox
Vox
Apok Congress
Storm delays Atlantic fleet target practice at southern drill grounds
Navy dispatch reported by Admiral Schroeder aboard the Connecticut states the Atlantic fleet practice will be delayed one day or longer due to a southern storm. Vessels stay in Hampton Roads until danger passes and may resume if the storm clears. North Dakota fire injuries are reported to be improving and repairs are advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Admiral Schroeder
Geet
Ithe Connecticut
Hampton Roads
North Dakota
Help mate sought as census aid
A Spokane distillery owner in a eccentric matrimonial bureau style letters asks the census for help in finding a wife. The note, signed by Joseph Simcoe, requests a companion with unspecified terms. Chief Clerk Wiles has sent the case to female clerks for handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe Doe
Census Bureau
Spokane
Wash
Joseph Simcoe
Simicoe
Mme
Wiles
Hs Office
Vermont Avenue Church Likely To Call Rev Earl Wilfley
Andrew Wilson announces belief that Rev Earl Wilfley of St Louis will accept the unanimous call to the Vermont Avenue Church pastorate. Dr Wilfley, returning from Europe, will reach New York tonight. A formal letter awaits him at the Hotel Belmont, notifying him of the Washington posting and he may travel directly to confer with the official board.
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Andrew Wilson
Vermont Avenue
Hesitancy in Market Movements Narrows
The Washington Post reports a quiet week in markets with stock turnover at the year’s low and prices moving in a narrow range. Caution stems from politics and ongoing cases like Standard Oil, American Tobacco, and railroad rate disputes. Railroad earnings rise with early crop movement while overall net gains look limited amid wage and expense increases.
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Washington Post
New York
Stock Exchange
Vermont
New Hampshire
Michigan
Wisconsin
Copper Producers’ Association
Standard Oil
Chicago
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Long Island
United States Steel Corporation
Emil Rebell Former House Messenger Dies at Fort Plain
Emil Rebell long time doorkeeper staffer and village postmaster in Fort Plain dies at home from tuberculosis on Sept. 11. A veteran Republican activist, he counted Vice President Sherman and former Rep Littau among his close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Rebell
Fort Plain
House of Representatives
Tme
Sherman
Littaues
Fairbanks Comments On Prospects For Prosperous Business Year
Indianapolis discloses former Vice President Fairbanks speaking on economic outlook. He cites average cereal yields supporting domestic needs and exports, notes hesitancy in some sectors due to speculation and political agitation, but asserts abundant natural resources and sound banks. He expects renewed activity if current prospects materialize and praises common sense of the people amid political conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Indianapolis
Ind
Fairbanks
Iere
Railroads seek steel for New York subway expansion
New York reports a demand for 150000 to 240000 tons of rolled steel for subway extensions, as rail and bridge projects rise. Pig iron output drops, with August stocks rising across the central West and other regions. Industry faces reduced orders and slack demand, while Brooklyn and Grand Trunk hints appear for future contracts.
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New York
Alabama
Grand ‘Trunk
Jeevent
Steel Corporation
District of Columbia sidewalk improvements announced by DC Commissioners
The District of Columbia Commissioners announce plans for multiple public health and safety improvements across Northwest and Southeast sections including laying cement sidewalks on streets such as F street, Wisconsins Ave, 7th street, Good Hope Road, and Minnesota Avenue. Public hearing set for September 28, 1910, at 11 a.m. in the Reid Commission Boardroom to object or support, with each project to be assessed against abutting properties.
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Mary
Christ
Purgatory
John Calvin
John Wesley
St. Paul
Adam the Perfect
Paul
God
David
Christ the Lord
Adam
Jesus
the Redeemer
Israel
Peter
District of Columbia
Washington
Reid Commissioners
F Street
14Th Street
Waodley Road
Connecticut Avenue
Alley
Windom
38Th Street
Wisconsin Avenue
Q Street
10Th Street
Vermont Avenue
6Th Street
Butternst
Cedar Street
Sath Place
Newari Street
Ordway Street
Washington Circle
7Th Street
G Street
I Street
Katyeet
3, Street
Clifton Street
Lath Street
13Th Street
22Nd Street
Square 53
Ith
Wth Etreats
Good Hope Road
Monesota Avenun
16Th Street
Minnesota Avenue
18Th Street
Theh Street
Qirard Street
Square
39Th Street
Benning Ioad
Gales Street
Sth Street
Harrest
Fatreet
11Th Street
Cyno H. Rudolph
John A Johnston
William W Jedson
Commissioners DC
Sconam
WMHL
Ely
Floyd E. Davis
Rawlings CO
Ave
Tre Artington Fire Insurances Company
West Raten
National Loan & Investment Co
Thompson
Second Gees
Opposka Treasury
Leen and Trost
Moore & Hill (Inc
Baer
Floyd Eo Davis
S. W
Walter H. Acker
F Streets
Fee Lavivee
THE
F. Smith Company
N. Ave
Labor crisis sways Paris and London markets
London shares fell last week amid labor crisis fears with a broad price drop seen as precautionary. American shares showed little life while rubber prices slipped. In Berlin the market was firm with Warsaw and Vienna shares rising and Phoenix works declaring a 15 percent dividend. German loans were weak but foreign securities steadier.
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Washington Post
London
Stock Exchange
Pasig
Rio Tinto
Berlin
Warsaw
Vienna
New York
Phoenix Works
High Grade Carriages and Saddles for Sale
For sale 130 high grade carriages from Brewster and other makers. Includes broughams Victoria and cabriolets, station wagons, phaetons, carts, harnesses, saddles, bridles, and a S-passenger automobile. Prices up to 200 dollars. Willard Storage at 410 Ith Ave offers inspection and purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster
Diplomata
Washington
Algo
McClellen & ‘Whitman
Willard Storage
TABLE BOARD OFFERS AND HOME COOKING RATES
Classified table board notices list multiple NW locations offering table board with home cooking, meals per week, and weekly rates. Advertisements mention good to excellent conditions, first class service, early breakfasts, and transient accommodations, with contact details and price ranges. The notes reflect a historic urban rental market seeking boarders and short term diners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girard ST
M ST. NW
ST. NW
Wisl St. Nw
Whith ST
Nnk Uth ST
Upholstering and repairs offer a home fit
A small classified note advertises upholstery and repair services by Jean Ahrang, offering slip covers and finishing. The listing includes a phone contact and references a local service for furniture refurbishment.
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TSR
Jean Ahrang
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Mr. Simpson
womMay
Freox Butt
Pour Fire Companies
Vaccine For Children
Storm
FLEET
Capitol
Grand Trunk
Washington Loan & Trust Company Cor
John Joy Edson
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
F ST. NW
Columbia
Becklet
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Streey
HWEST
London Stock Exchange
Paris
Carter Motor Car Corp
Hyattsville
Columbia’ Electric
Steama
Carter Motor Car Corporation
Munsey Hollding
Dewey Garage
T St. Nw
MT. Pollock
Conn
Maxwell
Columbia United Motor Washington Co
Maryland
Daly LE Roy
Colorado Building
Roman Automobile Co
H St. N. W
Philadelphia
Oidsmodicine
Aathorst Limited
M. T. Pollock
Stanley
Hohver
Tarr
St. N. W
Apperson
Emerson & Ormemetry
St. M. WW
Waverly Electric
Sesson
Pope Auto Co
S19
St. Moon
Motor Sales Co
17Th St.n.w
REO
Lester D. Moore
N.W
Chalmers
Zell Motor Car CO
New York Ave
Bailey Electric
Edison
H. B. Leary, Jr
Lamont St
Cadillac
Cook & Stoddard Co
North Capitol St
Brunswick Beeee
C L. O. Engel
Packard
Athinti Hotel
Peate
Telenhone Man
Rigas
Housa i
Tarn Town
Runagoi
Mileste
Kncw
Elwood
Dweifer
Inciva
Tnt
Ho Tolman
Puplictty
Citizens ‘Trust CO
Prudential
H. K. Fulton
Sth
N. W
Teerie
Cartl
Adar
Yoo
Damon Watcher
Red Cen
Jou Ampla Une
Pouk
Thompson Building
Dug Etare
Opposit
Abrahams
Nawetet
Prudential Loan Society
Loan Brokers
Burnstine
Wen
Allvere
Asia
Cail
Indy
Ans
Loeffler
Caloon
Bladensburg
D.C
Iith
the Crane Printing Company
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