Christian Scientists Explain Death Views
The article outlines Christian Science beliefs on death and eternal life, noting that true life comes from understanding God. It cites Mrs. Eddy, the Bible, and the movement’s manual, and discusses lawful conduct, practitioner fees, and reports of deaths in accordance with charted principles.
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Jesus
Eddy
Christian Science Movement
Dadeiei
Esche
Anti
Chrisian Science
Ohio
Christian Science
Modest Returne Spare Co
Thorndyke to Speak at Schoolmasters Dinner
Dr Edward L Thorndyke of Columbia University will be the principal speaker at the annual Schoolmasters Club dinner at the Linton Hotel on Saturday February 21.
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Edward L. Thorndyke
Columbia University
Schoolmasters’ Club
Linton Hotel
McMillan Woman Sprains Ankle After Sidestep Fall
Gertrude O'Brien of McMillan and Copeland streets slipped on a sidewalk at McMillan and Chatham streets last night and sustained a sprained ankle. She was carried home by friends.
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Gertrude O’brien
McMillan and
Copeland Streets
Chatham
Local Officials Weigh Charges Against Dr Chartes Sanborn
Democratic county commissioners declared charges against Dr Charles F. Sanborn. County figures called the move unfounded while county leaders defended the process and criticized political intrique. Community leaders urged orderly conduct as the matter drew public attention.
Sun charges prompt Congress to seek copies of complaint
Congressional leaders request copies of the Sun's charges as debate grows over the Sherman antitrust law. Attorney General and others weigh whether the Sun's actions constitute interstate commerce and fall under current statutes. Members differ on whether legislative action is needed.
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Pembera
Rye Keen
The
News York Se
Genet
Saevler
Associated Press
Trim Teadera
Congress
Coplex
Ove Bun
Sun
Mani
Rioting at St. Louis Church Lands Several Injured
Special to South Bend reports a riot at the Roman Catholic Church area in Stanislaus Gruga. Three persons are seriously injured and nearly a hundred hurt as police and sheriff's units attempt to execute a judge's order. Notable injuries include a policeman struck with a fence post and another with a brick. The unrest stems from over a year of local tension.
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South Bend, Inc
Baward ‘Swanson
Yudge W. AL Funk
Homart
Ota N Hace Rey
Stanislaus’ Gruga
St Usimiers Pirish
Abraham More
Giherniehgeertka
Laborer George W. Franklin Dies at Home
George W. Franklin a 59 year old laborer collapsed and died at his residence 4415 Main Norwood after noon yesterday. Death attributed to heart failure. Cordier Foertmiver notified.
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George W. Franklin
Main Lavenne
Norwood
Cordier Foertmiver
Rockefeller not in serious condition despite reports
Special to The American from Brunswick GA dated Feb 15 reports that William Rockefeller wintering at Jekyl Island is not in serious condition. He is in better physical shape than in months and without a personal physician on site. His voice remains weak but within its recent range as he takes long walks with Mrs Rockefeller and other family members.
Clear Weather Expected Today With Light Snowfall
Weather bureau reports fair conditions today and snowfall unlikely to exceed two inches. A low pressure system moved from northeastern Canada eastward, passing over the upper Mississippi Valley and western Great Lakes, with clearing skies in Iowa Minnesota and the lower Missouri Valley under a high pressure area over the Dakotas.
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Weather Bureau
Canada
Mississippi Valley
Western
Lake Region
Towa
Minnesota
Missouri Valley
Dakotas
Cincinnati Man Attempted Suicide in Indiana Home
Jesse Cor, 48, formerly identified with Cincinnati, tried to end his life at his brother in law Wayne Wakeman’s Indianapolis area home by slicing his throat with a razor. He told a physician he feared death linked to consumption and said he planned to die.
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Vevay
Ind
Jesse Cor
Cincinnati
Brother-Inlaw
Wayne
Menten
Cox
Cincinnati Hospital
Governor to Name Gray as State Commissioner
Hamilton Ohio February 15 1915 report states H Gray will be appointed state commissioner of pensions Monday morning by the Governor on the recommendation of the central committee. The notice indicates a formal selection to oversee state pension matters as directed by the administration.
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Hamilton
Ohio
H. Gray
Gray
A Ee Central
Newport Saloon Stabbing Sparks Police Probe
Claude Gaskins 35 of 33 West Sixth Street Newport was stabbed twice at Glazier's saloon at Eighth and Monmouth, left lung pierced, taken home and not expected to live. Ex-firefighter Mike Sheben accused. fight over Newport fire department merits. Descriptions circulated to Covington and Cincinnati police.
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Claude Gaskins
New Pere
Glazier’s
Eighth
Monmouth
Newport
Mike Sheben
Gaskins
Newport Fire Department
Sheben
Boy Burns to Death In Latonia Fire Accident
Covington coroner ruled the death of Leo Meyers age 16 accidental after a coal oil lamp exploded at his home 119 Rogers Street Latonia. The youth alone near the kitchen during his sister Dena Koch’s absence, the lamp overturned and engulfed him in flames, prompting neighbors to respond as the fire consumed him.
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Riffé
Covington
Leo Meyers
Rogers Street
Latonia
Meyers
Dena Koch
Protest Against Saloon License in Bromley Territory
A protest against granting a saloon license to Fred A. Scholle, Cincinnati resident, will be heard before County Judge Walter Cleary on Wednesday. The protest, signed by about twenty nearby property owners, targets the license in the Bromley west territory and county line area.
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Fred A. Scholle
Bromley
Walter Cleary
Scholle
Cincinnati
Armed Man Arrested Near Latonia Station
Detective Bowman arrested a man at Latonia station on the L N railroad as he crawled from a passenger train. He was taken to Covington jail to answer for riding on trains and carrying concealed weapons. A revolver was found on another man named Lunsford at Visalia after a tracks incident.
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Allroad
Bowman
Mem Byoneers
Latonia
Covington
Lunsford
Visalia
Youth Stabbed by Negro Woman in Covington Assault
H. C. Dobson, 18, of 89 West Fourth street Covington was stabbed on Madison avenue near Pike street. He and F. W. Tate were confronted by a black man and a black woman. Dobson was struck in the mouth and later found a stab wound in the back possibly reaching his left lung. He described his attacker as the woman. Police received a description of the suspects.
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H. C. Dobson
West Fourth Street
Covington
Madison Avenue
Pike Street
Dobson
F. W. Tate
Dr. Sallee
Half Clad Man Detained by Deputy Jailer
Deputy Jailer England of Independence brought Jack Hungar, 22, to Covington for safe keeping after being found wandering in Independence. Hungar, identified as recently released from Covington jail, was half clothed and unable to explain his actions. He is from Butterby and will be held awaiting relatives' action.
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England
Jack Hungar
Covington
Butterby
Bain's Saloon Robbed in Covington Break-In
The saloon of Jack Bain at Eleventh Street and Madison Avenue Covington was broken into early yesterday morning. Thieves took $10 in cash and six quarts of whisky.
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Jack Bain
Eleventh Street
Madison Avenue
Covington
City faces need for 10 new schools and repairs
Building Inspector Dailey warns Covington public school buildings are firetraps and insanitary. If true, at least 1900000? the text states 190000 but funds are unavailable as 1500000 for a new high school plus other allocations. The school and city commissions were unaware of conditions.
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Datley
Covington
City Commission
Dailey
Wife Shot by Jealous Husband in Newport
Charles Mullen 28 a bartender shot his wife Anna in the back early Sunday at Eleventh and Brighton Newport. She is not seriously wounded the bullet did not hit a vital part. Mullen arrested charged with shooting with intent to kill. They live on West Sixth Street Newport. Dr O Krent attended her.
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Charles Mullen
Anna
Eleventh
Brighton
Newport
Mullen
Mullin
Whitehead Garden
West Sixth Street
Court Begins in Independence With Sheriff Visit
Sheriff John Allison makes his first official visit to Independence as Kenton County Court convenes with Judge Cleary presiding. County Clerk John Dillon says the docket is small and sessions will not exceed two days.
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John Allison
Independence
Kenton County Court
Judge Cleary
John Dillon
Mail Clerk Infected With Smallpox At Covington Post
Seymour Rack, a mail clerk at the Covington post office, was found to have smallpox. Postmaster and health officials moved him to a hospital by ambulance. Health Officer Maley ordered fumigation and sanitary guards to inspect and disinfect the clerks.
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Seymour
Covyington
Race
Maley
Ludlow Liquor Drive Closes Saloons After Sunday Curfew
Reported Sunday closing lids in Ludlow led residents to fill drink lines. Strangers would have trouble entering as doors appeared closed and barred. Authorities gathered evidence to seek warrants against saloon owners for yesterday’s side-door sales.
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Ludlow
Probes Labor Charge In Covington Visit
Urey Woodson, secretary of the national Democratic committee, was in Covington Saturday on a mission described as nonpolitical. Labor officials say wires were hot between Covington and Washington over placing a large government printing contract with a nonunion firm in Covington.
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Urey Woodson
National Democratic Committee
Covington
Washington
Woodson
Tax Deputies Chosen By County Assessors
County assessors Doran and McCarthy announced the appointment of 86 deputy tax assessors selected from those who became eligible through a recent examination. Deputies will meet at offices in the Second National Bank building to receive instructions. names listed include Mundhenk, Mall, Greenwald, Jenkine, Prout, Rett, Woodward, Weyland, McPadden, and many others across townships such as Anderson, Colerain, Sycamore, Springfield, and Delhi.
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Doran and
McCarthy
Eigibie
Mesers
Doran
McCarthy Pridey
Second National Bank
Incinnati
Winfeld Mundhenk
Motord
Mall
Taylor
Greenwald
Bertram W. Jenkine
John D. Prout
Francia Rett
William C. Rugete
William J. Woodward
Louie Weyland
J. Bet B
Richard Mathers
Samwich c. Crom
Ll. McPadden
Gustav Ingenbach
Stewart A. Morrow
George A. Hieber
Howard B. Bates
John I. McLeteh
Philp E Tierman
Phillip O'Donnell
Robert Deets
William J. ' Anderson
Charlee Fh. Campbell
W. G. Prickett
Colerain
Edwin Huston
John R. Mevis
Colamebia
Pred J. Monroe
Jopee Clinton Kelly
Charlies KR. Ames
Joesph’ Matre
Herman J. Hooper
Kennedy Heights
Norwood
IJ. M. Riddell
Crosby
Lewis B. Wood
Delhi
Joseph V. Younker
Green Township
James 8. Campbell
Harrison Township
Seneca B. Bowles
Miami Township
Morgan Wameley
Symmes
Thomas C. McGrath
Charles Apgar
Whitewater
Jos
R. Carboy
Juvenile Delinquency Cases Linked to Crane Allegations
In Crane shows up in juvenile court with Theodore Roberts and Elizabeth Bowen facing charges of contributing to juvenile delinquency. Roberts to plead to a warrant this morning while Bowen’s trial is set for Tuesday afternoon before Judge Gorman.
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Senate
Theodore Roberts
Gorman
Harry Hees
Robe
Elizabeth Phares Bowen
Seventh Street
Mianicursts
Mildred Crane
Wald
Crane Irl
Scientist May Study Mitchells Headaches
The Rockefeller Institute may study the cause of Mayor Mitchells headaches. Brure, an intimate friend, said he suggested a study to Dr Simon Flexner, head of the institute. Mitchell has suffered headaches for about eight years, traced to a fever in South America, with attacks every two to three weeks.
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Amertogdt
New York
Rockefelier Institute
Mitchel
Chamberlain Brure
Simon Flexner
Lida
Rockefeller Institute
Martin J. Dwyer
Bruere
South ‘America
Fire destroys Gamut building at 142 East 33rd Street
A blaze at midnight ruined the Gamut building formerly Gibson Studios at 142 East Thirty-third Street. Flames and sparks drew patrons from nearby hotels as firefighters battled icy conditions. Loss estimated at $100,000 with several escape attempts noted.
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Vas
Gamut
Gibson Studios
East Thirty-third Street
Vanderbilt
Park Avenue
Lek Sane
Inj
Seen
Gas Jet Fire Damages Flat on East Ninth Street
A gas jet ignited the woodwork in the flat of Mrs. Valeria Cope at 124 East Ninth Street late yesterday. The loss was trifling.
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Valeria Cope
East Ninth Street
Charity head to talk on church duty in Dayton meeting
Dr Frank Garland chief of the department of charities at Dayton Ohio will speak on the civic duty of the church at the Federation of Churches meeting to be held at Christ Church parish house tonight.
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Frank Garland
Department of Charities
Dayton
Ohio
Federation of Churches
Christ Church Parish House
JUDGE'S MOTHER DEAD IN Newport Area
Mrs Mary J Moore mother of former County Judge Moore of Newport died Saturday night at her home 19 Retreat street Southgate Campbell county The funeral will be held tomorrow at Lexington Judge Moore and two daughters survive her.
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Mary J. Moore
Moore
Newport
Lexington
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