Moses Deposed as Shiloh Leader in Holy Ghost Movement
May 28 report from Bhiloh Mississippi notes Moses quits Shiloh and Rev Carlos Holland seeks new head for the Holy Ghost society. Holland unable to feed Sandford followers. the Sandford group faces court action by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Rituals over livestock neglect. Eljah anger allegedly strips Moses of power, sending him away from Shiloh.
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Holy Ghosters
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Carlos BE. Holland
Holy Ghost and
Frank W. Sandford
Kingdom
Mr. Holland
Sandwa
Ptayer
Society For the Prevention of
Rtuals
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Eljah
Moses
Shire
Newark Thief Steals $10,000 In Jewels From Home
A Newark shoe dealer, Bemuel Vogel, was robbed as his family slept. Jewelry valued at $10,000 and $100 in cash disappeared from the residence after intruders entered the home. Police report no arrests yet, and investigators are pursuing leads from the area.
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Newark
N. J
Bemuel Vogel
Winase
Sband's
Why is the Large Bell Known as Big Ben in London
A fragment from a 19th century piece explains the origin of Big Ben. It notes a parliamentary debate about naming the bell after Sir Benjamin Hall, a large man nicknamed Big Ben, whose size inspired the popular designation.
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London Spectator
London
House of Parliament
Benjamin Hall
Big Ben
Jamin
Big Harper's Weekly
Perkins predicts Senate will reconsider Palisades park extension
George W. Perkins, president of the New York Palisade Park Commission, says the New York Senate will reconsider a bill allowing interstate commissions to proceed with extending recreation grounds at Palisades. He notes private subscriptions totaling 2.5 million and New Jersey's 0.5 million state support, urging passage of 2.5 million in bonds to fund the project and preserve the Palisades for future generations.
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New York
George W. Perkins
New York Palisade Park
Palisades Park
New Jersey
Perkins
Harnen
Interstate Commission
Senate
Free Mountain
Palisiges Park
Commission
Woman stopped lynchers in Atlanta by firing on mob
Mrs Thomas Murphy an Atlanta woman fired her revolver from her veranda when Ed Simmons a black man fleeing a mob of about seventy five African Americans sought refuge there. She wounded two attackers and called police guiding them to the captured assailant.
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Atlanta
Ed Simmons
Thomas Murphy
Expulsion of Jews Begins in Berlin After Kiev Order
Berlin reports that Jews from Kiev are being forced to leave Russia within twenty four hours. Police surround their homes and compel removal, forbidding carry of belongings as hundreds of families are displaced.
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Berlin
Kiev
Russia
Blacksmith Candidate for U S Senate and City
Blackmith candidate for U S Senate and city office appears in a May report from Albany with grain operators Durant Bimbre Co. stating they may amount to about a certain figure. The fragmentary text links regional politics and agricultural business interests in New York.
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Blackmith
U. 8
Senate
City
John Fh Pies
United States
Albany
N. Y
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Fasting Experience Among Young Women Prompts Diet Plan
Three slender young women recount a two day water and juice fast to test health benefits. They report weight loss, reduced hunger, and better sleep, with plans to continue if energy returns and symptoms stay favorable. They aim to let the body rest and repair, guided by fatigue and appetite.
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Miss McKellar
Miss Townsend
Hempstead
Miss. Townsend
Forbes the Daring Aeronaut and Spitzbergen Talks
A profile of balloonist Forbes Feridr Window Bicipe of Balidon near Caoter Kentucky recounts near disasters with the Conqueror and his wins like the Lahn cup with Max Fleischmann. An international conference in Christiania May 18 will discuss governing Spitzbergen with US participation.
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Aero Club
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Berlin
Augustus Post
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Cincinnati
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Richmond
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Spitzbergen
Christiania
Norway
United States
State Department
Washington
No Man’s Land
Sweden
Russia
Great Britain
Germany
Denmark
Spitzberged
Lennox to Celebrate Superkenut Day on June 15
The Commercial Club and Lennox residents plan a mass meeting outcome to mark June 15 as Superkenut Day. Event features include a unique attraction drawing several thousand visitors to the town in the northwest.
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Werkraut
Lennox
Pinch that made Roosevelt VP shaped New York politics
An excerpt from McClure's Magazine recounts Senator Platt and Frank Roosevelt negotiating the 1900 Philadelphia convention. Roosevelt faces pressure to accept the vice presidency, while Platt and Roosevelt’s son warn of a “pinch” to prevent decline. The scene centers on New York caucus indorsement and the hotel room confrontation.
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Theodore Roose
Motve
New York
Roosevelt
Platt
McKinley
United States
Pinch
Pratt
Philadelphia
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Hoosevelt
New York Caucus
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Walton
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