Emmanuel Movement Expands Across Countries and Churches
James A. Edgerton surveys the Emmanuel movement's rapid growth over two years, noting its prominence in newspapers and journals. He credits Dr. Elwood Worcester of Boston, links to Christian Science and New Thought, and argues the movement aligns with original Christianity and mind healing, predicting a broader western civilizational shift.
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James A. Edgerton
Elwood Woregster
Isoun
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Buckeye
Worcester
Hfe
Darbel
Denver
New York
Brooklyn
Washington
Rome
Tlt
Emmanuel Movement
McComb
Robert Ellis Jones
St. John's Cathedral
Dr. Worcester
Salvation Nell and Broadway Stories At Hackett Theatre
Mrs. Fiske delivers a powerful Salvation Nell performance as a scrubwoman in New York’s slums, with Holbrook Blinn and Mary Madison in strong supporting roles. The review praises the production’s life like acting, vivid east side scenes, and moving Salvation Army sequence. Separate notes mention Miss Bingham, Miss Juliet, and Miss Odell on a Lincoln Square bill with vaudeville specialties.
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Newark
Nell
Mfe
New York
Msfon
Mrs Fishe
Mr. Holprook
Blion Ag
Compton
East Side
Mary Madison
Halledlulah
Maggie
Hope Lathom
Indy
Paty
Ike
Edwin Brewster
Gilda Varesi
Eighth Avenue
Cherry Street
Vishe Asx
Salvation Neil
Salvation Army
Qoyathey
Lincoln Square
Misa Amolin Bingham
Juliet
Miss Odell
Richard Panton
Sir Charles Wyndhamn
Emmanuel movement sparks debate in New England roots
The piece traces Dr. Worcester's Emmanuel movement to German philosophy, New Thought origins, and the link to Emma nic lineages. It contrasts Emmanuel with New Thought, noting internal church ties, doctor referrals, and differing funding methods while situating the movement in a Boston era context.
Val language rises on West Africa coast
A new native writing system called the Val language, created by Doalu Bukere, spreads across West Africa with hieroglyphic-like characters. It is praised as harmonious and easy to learn, with a reasonable grammar, and may become dominant in Liberia and nearby regions.
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Doalu Bukere
West Africa
Liberia
Crack Athletes to Compete at Blinddoor Meet in New York
The Blaindoor Meet at the College of the City of New York on December 10 will feature top distance and sprint talents. Notable entries include Harry Hanan, Charlie Bacon, Mekibwe, W Robblan, and entries from the Twenty-third New York regiment, with prospects of breaking Burke’s 1 minute 11 seconds 600 yard mark. Other events promise added speed and a special four mile handicap for distance runners.
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New York
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College of the City of New York
Harry Hinan
New York Athletic Club
Harry Git Wing
Charlie Bacon
London
Tin Mekibwe
Mercury
W. @. Robblan
Boston
Sheppard Han
Dixenter
John Taylor
University of Pennylvania
Bat
America
Burke
AL Montagne
London Athletic Efit
Robert+ con
Kenting
Ekman
Claughen
Intercollegiate Hockey Schedule Sets Ten Games
Intercollegiate hockey teams finalize a ten game schedule for the season with Cornell blocked from admission. Harvard, Dartmouth, Yale and others will clash at St Nicholas rink in New York and Cambridge. Dates include Harvard vs Princeton and Columbia vs Dartmouth among others.
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Tare
New York
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the &T
Princeton
Dartmouth
Columbia
Yale
Pete O
YOST MAY QUIT MICHIGAN AS COLE GUIDES HOPES
The report says coach Yost may leave Michigan and Cole of Nebraska is spoken as a likely successor. Yost told friends of a desire to resign to devote himself to southern property ventures, with poor recent seasons cited as a factor. Cole would be a strong candidate given his Virginia and Nebraska coaching background and past Michigan ties.
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Nebraska
Michigan University
Ree Jensen
Dita Cantenet
Han
Die Tne
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Yost
Burry
Vee
Virginia
Michigin Tenyn
English featherweight Driscoll to fight Hayes and Baldwin
English featherweight champion Driscoll has two big bouts in December. He faces Grover Hares on December 4 at the National Club of Philadelphia. Then he meets Marty Baldwin in a twelve round bout on December 8 at the Armory Club in Boston.
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Baldwin
Kim Driscoll
Jimmy Johnson
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Philadelphia
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Driscoll
Marty Baldwin
Arwory Club
Boston
Sporting Briefs Preview Major League Spring Training
Hot Springs plans six baseball grounds for spring workouts. Speculation on Hans Wagner's possible retirement after a dip in the Elvens game. Detroit Americana sign Bescon Rogers, sought after pitcher from Bescon College, sparked by his standout season. Rat Nelson notes only a few fighters met injury in recent bouts. A grand running race featuring Tayox Longboat Shrubh ud Derando would draw national attention. Wrestler Mfalinye Pam len yeho reportedly returns from a year away, hinting at renewed competition.
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Hot Springs
Hans Wagner
Detroit Americana
Bescon Rogers
Rat Nelson
Martin Canole
Young Corbett
Joe Gans
America
Meray
Seder Cay
Hanlan Delivers Speech After England Win
In England Hanlan, champion sprinter, wins his second race and is unable to speak due to crowd frenzy. A prewritten speech is read by reporters as he shakes hands and thanks supporters, while the audience hails his unexpected restraint and cheer.
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Caraman
England
Edward Fanta
Lin
Tver
Lacy Coun Nower
Genereig
Binty
Hanlin
Whey
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