Letters From Christ and Agrippa Found, Alleged Cable
Rediscovered 1803 year old letters claim Agrippa in Edessa wrote to Christ asking cure for disease and Christ’s reply promising a disciple after ascension. Bohrmann of Vienna announced stone inscriptions at Ephesus allegedly confirm the letters..Cedrenus and Veronica cloth legends linked to Abgar and early Christian tradition. London report adds Milne Murray notes on botanical history.
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Prof. Bohrmann
Vienna University
Archaeological Congress
Ephesus
Eusebius
Isenium
Leo III
Bohrmann
Abgarus
Agrippa
Abgar XV
Abgar
Acome
the Black
Edessa
Christ
St. Thomas
St. Thaddeus
Cedrenus
Ananias
St. Veronica
Calvary
Amasias
London
George Robert Milne Murray
Royal Society of the Linnaean Society
British Museum
St. George’s Hospital
Eclipse Expedition Inscription Deemed Genuine in 1886
The solar eclipse expedition to the West Indies in 1886 is quoted as confirming the inscription as undoubtedly genuine. Prof. Murray has reviewed a facsimile and is shown the reproduction for verification.
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West Indies
Murray
Scully Acquitted in Eviction Case Assault Trial
In Fall River on May 2, Philip Scully sued Deputy Sheriff Graham and Constable Borden Manchester over an alleged eviction from Scully's wife’s home. The district court fined the officers $100, they appealed, and Scully was acquitted of assault with a weapon upon Manchester.
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Fall River
Philip Scully
Graham
Borden Manchester
Scully
Error corrected on Haynes collision verdict attribution
Boston May 2 report corrected that Thames Tow Boat company of New London owned the tug and barges that collided with and sank the schooner John C Haynes in Hampton Roads. The previous notice misnamed Boston Tow Boat company as the owner.
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Boston
United States Supreme Court
John C. Haynes
Haynes
Hampton Roads
Boston Tow Boat Company
Thames Tow Boat Company of
New London
Carnegie Sees Bright Iron Trade Ahead in Europe Tour
New York May 2. Andrew Carnegie and daughter sail for Europe aboard the St. Louis. He asserts iron and steel in the United States remain strong with prices easing modestly and predicts at least a year of prosperity. He backs McKinley for re-election, doubts war with Turkey, and questions cost of occupying the Philippines, noting a large army would be needed to suppress 8,000,000 people. He plans six months abroad, mainly in Scotland.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Europe
St. Louis
Carnegie
McKinley
Broad
Turkey
Philippines
Scotland
Nethersole seeks damages from clergyman over Sapho remarks
Miss Olga Nethersole, famed for Sapho, sues Rev. Dr. Easton of Washington DC for 50000 damages alleging defamation of character. The suit stems from his sermon criticizing the play during its controversy after her arrest and trial for appearing in Sapho.
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Washington
Miss Nethersole
New York
Olga Nethersole
Sapho
Dr. Easton
Washington D. C
Master chess players sail to Paris for tournament
H N Pillsbury of Philadelphia and J W Showalter of Kentucky sailed for Paris to join Marshall aboard the Nordland as the three leading U S masters heading to the Paris exposition international chess tournament.
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Pillsbury and
Showalter
Paris
New York
H. N. Pillsbury
Philadelphia
J. W. Showalter
Kentucky
Nordland
Marshall
St. Louis
United States
Hood's Sarsaparilla Brightens Weary City Dwellers
The warm season brings fatigue to thousands as the city faces a weak health spell. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a remedy to restore brightness and vitality, claiming to improve overall wellness during the warmer months.
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Hood
Advertisement spotted in the Courier by reader
A reader reports seeing an advertiser’s notice in the Courier. The brief message seeks to inform advertisers that their ad appeared in the local paper.
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The
Courier
Troop F Cavalry Hosts Complimentary Ball at Town Hall
Middlesex County reports Squad Two of Troop F held a free dance at the town hall with a ten cent admission. About seventy five couples attended as Harry B. Emerson led floor activities. A carbine drill preceded the event and refreshments were provided. The gathering capped a season of winter assemblies, while local clergy and missionary delegates pursued other church and religious items in town.
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Atwood
Harry B. Emerson
Sergt. Chas
FE. Bartlett
April festival closes with supper and music at church
The Collinsville improvement society hosted the annual April festival last night with a 7 3 oclock supper led by Mrs Beals and Mrs Hamblett followed by an entertainment of vocal music and readings. The annual school report exceeded prior years, featuring a cover designed by Conant Udell of Dracut Centre school. George W Drury the grocer and news dealer moved from 60 Pleasant street to 9 Pleasant street. A baby boy arrived for Mr and Mrs Myles Maloney on Lakeview avenue. Thomas Scully of Collinsville began building a summer pavilion on the New Hampshire side of Long Pond.
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Collinsville Mission
Improvement Society of the Church
Beals
George W. Drury
Dracut
Pleasant Street
Myles Maloney
Lakeview Avenue
Thomas Scully
Collinsville
New Hampshire
Long Pond
Village meeting invites educators for Friday program
A village hosts a Friday 2.10 pm teachers meeting inviting all interested in children's education. The program includes songs by Miss Allen's students and talks by Miss Fulton, Dr Varney, Mrs Park, Miss Naylor, Miss Copeland, and Rev. Dunbar on physical, moral, and aesthetic training with a call for parent and citizen participation. A Chelmsford checker match crowned North Chelmsford champions over Chelmsford Centre in Odd Fellows hall with detailed results. Further notes mention a mascot selection for Clipper club, an upcoming depot expansion, and town hall dressing rooms nearing completion.
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Miss Allen
Helen G. Fulton
F. BE
Varney
A. H. Park
Agnes Naylor
Lillian 5. Copeland
Robert W. Dunbar
North Chelmsford Checker Club
Chelmsford Centre
Chelmsford
Odd Fellows
North Chelmsford
John J. Brennan
Wm. J. Hoyle
Jas. McTague
Edwin Swan
TOCA
Mr. O'Day
Mr. Stearns
Mr. Dutton
Arthur M. Warren
Pliba Tint
John Shields
Clipper Club
Boston and Maine Railroad
How to Tell a Story at Andover Club Meeting
Elizabeth V. Rutan spoke at the November club’s final public meeting for the year on Monday. Her topic was How to Tell a Story. Pastors were all at home last Sunday while Prof. Torrey preached in the Seminary church in the morning and afternoon.
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Elizabeth V. Rutan
Torrey
Rich youths of Europe and future millionaires from birth
In Europe many young heirs are projected to be the next century’s wealthiest. The article highlights Lord Belgrave, the infant marquis of Titchfield, the infant marquis of Blanford, the 18th-year-old earl of Dumfries, Sir Sayville Crossley’s 10-year-old son, and the duke of Sutherland’s heir, noting immense estates, titles, and daily incomes. It also cites 18,000 bills and joint resolutions introduced in the last Congress.
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Europe
Lord Belgrave
Duke of Westminster
England
United Kingdom
Marquis of Titchfield
Marquis
Duke of Portland
New York Telegraph
London
Welbeck Abbey
Marquis of
Blenheim Palace
Earl of
Bute
Sayville Crossley
Thomas Crossley
Duke of Sutherland
Marquis of Stafford
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Middlesex County
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E. L. Hamilton
Franklin
N. Y
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Trinity Church
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