Israelites Prophesy Millennial Rule At Benton Harbor
Benton Harbor hosts the House of David followers led by Benjamin and Mary who claim to be the seventh and seventh from Johanna Southcott. They foresee 1916 as the end of the present order and the start of a 1000 year reign with immortal bodies for the elect. They preach celibacy vegetarianism and await Christ’s return with 144 000 elect in Benton Harbor and across the United States.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Benjamin
Mary
Dowie
Mrs. Eddy
Jaave
Merrie England
John Wroe
James J. Jezreel
Christ
Heaven
Hlias
Enoch
Earth
Mother Earth
Mecca
Israel
Daniel
Johanna Southcott
St. John
Crist
Ile
Hnoch
Has
Esdras
House of David
Mary II
Mary MacDermott
Los Angeles
Benjamin and Mary
Union
Chicago
Benjamin and
Suez Canal
England
William G. Bulley
Australia
Kentucky
Ohio
House of Israel
Man
River
Jordan
Calico
Superior Street
Satan
Michael
Archangel
Signaling Under Water by Submarine Telegraphy
The Washington Post reports Bostonian John Philip Reynolds praising submarine signaling as a major American invention. Underwater sound travels faster and farther than in air, aiding merchant and naval use. Canada has already funded wide adoption, with other powers expected to follow.
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John Philip Reynolds
Boston
Washington Post
Canada
Dominion
Autocracy Versus Brains in Russian Scholars List
Mr Macbeth lists six scholars as great Russian distinctions. Milyukov is exiled and lecturing at Harvard. Kovalevsky founded the Russian School of Social Science in Paris. De Roberty holds a chair in the same school. Vinogradov has a permanent chair at Oxford. Menchikoff worked with Pasteur in Paris and is a leading bacteriologist there. Mouronitsei was not exiled but resigned his Moscow law chair and practices there.
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Macbeth
Russia
Milyoukoyo
Kovalevsky
de Roberty
Vinogradov
Menchikof
Mouronitsey
Reader
Harvard
Russian School of Social Science
Paris
Oxford University
Pasteur
University of
Moscow
Easter Bells and Resurrection Hymn by Baptist Union
Poem celebrates spring and Easter faith with religious imagery of rebirth and Christ is risen. Vivid lines describe frost yielding to violet incense, lilies, birds, and angels listening as the world sings. A hopeful, devotional Easter message about renewal.
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Christ
Baptist Union
Edith's New Easter Hat That Was Not from New York
Edith Day saves and spends for a New York hat but gives to a sick family instead. She pays four weeks’ rent, helps a mother and children, then discards the plan and makes a bonnet from her grandmother’s lace and bitersweet berries for Easter. The tale ends with Edith choosing charity over display.
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Edith Day
Edith
Maria Alling
Maria
New York
Oldtown
Nellie
Oldtown Millinery
Marian
Haster
Mamma
Mrs. Day
Springfield
Mass
Calamitous Economy Egg Dye Folly
A Detroit Free Press humorous tale recounts Bloker’s misguided economy as he treats his family to dye eggs on a tight budget. He injures himself while boiling multicolored eggs and calico bags, then wakes to a splash of color and chaos in the kitchen.
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Bloker
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