Mary Baker Eddy Responds to McClure's Magazine Attacks
Christian Science leader Mary Baker Eddy issues a detailed rebuttal to McClure's Magazine claims about her life and faith. She defends her character, explains alleged biographical errors, and asserts the divine power of Christian Science amid public scrutiny.
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Pantel Patterson
Franklin
N. H
Rumney
McClure’s
Patterson
R. D. Rounsevel
Littleton
White Mountain House
Fabyans
New Hampshire
Mary Baker G. Moldy
Christian Science
R. DO. Rounsevel
Grafton S. S
Rr. D
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Bank Bombing Ends in Blood and Ruins in Philadelphia
A man demanded a $5,000 loan at Fourth Street National Bank and bombed the building when refused. Two killed include cashier W. McLeat, with about twenty injured. A partial clue is a clothing fragment bearing ER. Steele Garner Ta, while bystander William Crump and others were wounded. The attacker died in the explosion.
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Philadelphia
Fourth Street National Bank
Steele
Garner
McLear
Richard H. Rushton
Bank
Philadelphia Clearing House Association
Rushton
Marriage assertion in past union with Steele years ago
The passage states that she, referred to as Stevie, declared she had been married to Steele for fourteen years with no domestic infidelity. She also claimed receiving a £40 check from Steele within two weeks to cover household expenses.
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Stevie
Steele
Cubans Conspiring Again
New York reports renewed rumors of a conspiracy against Cuba with Palma administration officeholders named. Arms and ammunition allegedly shipped from this port to Cuba may be hidden near Mariel and Ulavana. Authorities searched for rifles and cartridges but found none, recalling prior shipments before the recent revolution.
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New York
the Tribune Gays
Cuba
Palma
Europe
Mariel
Ulavana
T Ce
Berkman in More Trouble After Archist Meeting
Alexander Berkman and Emma Goldman are jailed after an East Side anarchist meeting. Coryell presided, Schwartz refused to leave. Goldman urged disobedience while Berkman exhorted the crowd. All are held on charges tied to incitement and conspiracy.
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New York
Alexander Berkman
Henry C. Frick
Homestead
Emma Goldman
Emma Caldman
Berkman
John R. Coryell
Israel J. Schwartz
Emma Oldman
Coryell
Negro troops banished to the Philippines
Washington announces all negro troops in the United States Army will be sent to the Philippines for service. Secretary Taft states the move distributes foreign service fairly and with presidential approval, denying that racial prejudice drives the action.
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Washington
United States Army
Philippines
Taft
Afo
Freeport Resident Praises Doan's Kidney Pills
Mrs. Clara Ziders of 257 Elk Street Freeport Illinois testifies to relief from long standing kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports improved sleep reduced backache and regained health following the first dose and completion of the box. Sellers list Doan's Kidney Pills at 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole agents in the United States.
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Freeport
Clara Ziders
Elk Street
Dean
Kinney
Emmett
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dead man identified as Nello Steele in bank bombing case
The bomb thrower was identified as Nello Steele of Garner Ta. He slept at the Grant Trouse on the Tenderloin fringe. Detectives found fuse, caps, a revolver, and cartridges in his room. A loan attempt and a chase at Equitable Trust followed, with Steele described as a former foreman and anarchist socialist. His widow lives in Chicago and he had a turbulent mobility across several states.
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Nello Steele
Garner
Grant Trouse
Tenderloin
J. R. Steele
New York
Equitable Trust Company
Broad Street
McDevitt
Chicago
Steele
North
Ashland Avenue
Churner
Washington
Lynchburg
Philadelphia
Students Return to Illinois and Nearby Colleges
Students named Schoeffel Hiveley Hawke Barber McCulloch Floyd Best Daniel Voss Charles McCool George Schmetzle return to the University of Illinois. Alice and Ruth Hill travel from Wells College Aurora New York to resume studies. Agnes Shannon returns to the University of Illinois. Nellie Holland returns to the State Normal School at Normal Illinois.
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George W.schoeffel
Oscar Hiveley
Harry Hawke
Harry Barber
Harry McCulloch
Floyd Best
Daniel Voss
Charles McCool
George Schmetzle
University of Illinois
Alice
Ruth Hill
Wells College
Aurora
N. Y
B. P. Hill
Agnes Shannon
University of
University of Ilinois
Nellie Holland
Wim. H. Holland
State Normal School At Normal
Lil
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Ad
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is the original laxative remedy containing honey and tar. It is advertised as opiate free and available from all druggists.
Three Drown In White River Ice Near Burkington
In Racine Wisconsin on January 7 three people drowned on the White River near Burkington. William Schumann aged 18 and two children of Mr and Mrs A Gerlenn, a seven year old boy and a five year old girl, were skating when the boy broke through. The others rushed to help and the ice collapsed, trapping all three before rescuers could reach them.
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Racine, Wis
White River
Burkington
William Schumann
A. Gerlenn
Notice to creditors after business sale
Having sold out my business, I request all debtors to call and settle. I can be found at the old location of the former firm, the father of John Buss.
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T-Dad
John Buss
Another Angle of the Case Two Women Claim Dead Dyna mizard as Husband
Two women claim to be married to Steele, amid mixed claims from Lynchburg Virginia and Chicago. A Chicago woman named Irene Steele denies knowledge of a Lynchburg claimant. The case notes Steele’s divorces, failed career as a concrete contractor, and mounting debts as potential motives.
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Steele
Lynchburg
Trene Steele
Chicago
Irene Steele
Philadelphia
Steele Squie
James B Angell life of service and diplomacy
Dr James B Angell, born January 7 1829 in Scituate R I, led Brown University studies, edited the Providence Journal, and served as president of the University of Michigan for thirty five years after earlier presiding at Vermont. He also held posts as United States Minister to China and Turkey, shaping treaties and international commissions.
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James B. Angell
Scituate
R. L
Brown University
South
Europe
Providence Journal
University of Vermont
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
United States
China
Turkey
Angell
America
Eliot
Harvard
Veronique the Flower Girl at Grand Opera House
The Shuberts present the three act musical comedy Veronique the Flower Girl tomorrow night at the Grand Opera house. A playful bachelor picnic in the Parisian suburbs features a Donkey Duet.Skyline of rustic merriment and sylvan charm along with Swing Song and Country Dance mark the acts. The score is described as deliciously colorful and sparkling throughout.
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Veronique
Shuberts
Grand Opera
Parisian
Paris
Louis Phillipe
Tuileries
This Date in History 1558 to 1902 Highlights
A compact timeline noting Calais loss to France in 1558, Blanchard and Jeffries flying the English Channel in a bal loon in 1785, Milliard Fillmore born in 1800 and died in 1874, Greek independence proclaimed in 1822, Sir Thomas Lawrence death in 1830, Herbert Gladstone born in 1854, British naval and French expedition to Mexico in 1862, Balmaceda dictatorship in Chile in 1891, death of the Khedive of Egypt born 1852, Toronto municipal gas ownership in 1901, and the Dowager Empress entering Pekin in 1902.
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Calais
Blanchard
Jeffries
English
Milliard Fillmore
United States
Sir Thomas Lawrence
Herbert Gladstone
Mexico
Balmaceda
Chile
Khedive of
Egypt
Unusual Generosity and Burdett-Coutts Burial at Westminster
A Buffalo firm offers readers a free Mi-o-na stomach tablets sample and digestion booklet by mail. Separately, Baroness Burdett-Coutts is buried in Westminster Abbey in a service attended by a cross-section of society, near the Shaftesbury memorial.
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Buffalo
New York
Booth
Mi-o-na Co
N. Y
London
Baroness Burdett- Coutts
Westminster Abbey
Earl of Shaftesbury
Queen Helena Will Miss Them
Rome report of Queen Helena meeting White United States ambassador and Mrs White in private audience she cordial but sorrowful at their departure for France also notes a drug product recommendation Little Early Risers by DeWitts sold nationwide
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Helena
Rome
White
United States
France
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Lundy Lane
McClure
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R. S. Rust
Methodist Conference Seminary
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William Wright
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C. TR. Morton
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Flower Girl
Gradfield Regulator CO
Atlante, Ga
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