Stetson's Prophecy Denied by New York Leader
A New York report says Augusta E. Stetson and many Christian Scientists deny Mrs. Eddy's divinity. Directors of the mother church face a schism over Eddy's status and the resurrection belief, amid internal disputes and a pending trustees’ election.
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Mrs. Eddy
New ‘York
New York
Augusta E. Stetson
Te First Church of Christ
Slary Bakery
Christian Science Cult
Dleer
Faith
Moston
Este
Mra
Sleisan
Vic
Baldy
Fesb
Pires
Curia
Sofania
Sletuon
Tle
Christian Beleves
Eekly
Apple Fest Feasts Highlight Alfalfa Dishes Ahead of Opening
An archaic text outlines a grand menu featuring alfalfa and green plants for a celebratory opening. It mentions alfalfa in all dishes, turkey with offal tanks, spinach substitutes, and beverages including cider as part of the feast. A formal discourse by a former governor is noted as part of the event.
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Perronage
Turkey
Adame
Warrant Issued For Knox For Speed Violation
A warrant was issued for Secretary of State Philander C. Knox after a report of a speed violation in Lancaster. Constable Keesey sought service at Knox’s homes in Valley Forge and Philadelphia, but authorities could not locate Knox or his household. The warrant and details were to be pursued in Wayne, where Knox’s son resided, with further steps pending.
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Dew Ol Kierman Spurri
Philander C. Eknesx
Keesey
Valley Forge
Percenal
Mois
Lancaster
Herrishurs
Knox
Porge
Washington
Te Knox
Knex
Keyoupan
Treet Valley
Wayne
Hoes
Philadelphia
Yhe
TWO ACCUSED AS COINERS York Detective Arrests Counterfeiting Case
A York detective reports arrest and charges in a counterfeiting inquiry. Authorities say two individuals named in the case imitated currency, with seized materials and related evidence indicating production of counterfeit notes. The investigation traces involvement to a local apartment, with further leads about accomplices and potential connections to a larger network.
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York
Aptus
Pan de Sha Chie
Petes
Charles White
Bet Thorne
Amd
Martie
Rharaes
Makina
Prinipa
Aed
Charses Ol
Renbery
Pennsylvania Towns Show Good Growth in Census
Population figures from the census bureau indicate growth in several Pennsylvania towns and cities including Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Norristown with large areas like Reading Pottsville and Conshohocken noted for gains. The piece mixes local town data with social commentary on fashion and gender topics from period sources.
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Ington
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Preealyvilie
Pottstown
Potumbbey
Feethdohen
Seth Teles Toyeish
Charlie Jabney Ghexeer
Coatesville Leminon
Moahugoy
Mount Carmel
Norristown
Phoenissie Potty Ta Potts
Reading Bees
Shamokin
South Ueiblehem
Chester
Amant
MTV Tiggo
Phice
Bristol
Bloomsburg
TALS
Conshohocken Marly
Pet
Jugton
Satu
Olaty
Seliuyt Kicowmaby
Tariaqua
Fire Causes 100000 Damage Across Main Street
A blaze damaged multiple businesses in Philpebir Pa. The fire destroyed the Bel Telephone company building and other shops. Flames burned for several hours before containment.
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Philpebir Pa
Bel Telephone Company
Bank Robbed of $6116 In Palestine Area Heist
A bank in the Ness Palestine region was robbed of 6116 in cash. The perpetrators, described as three individuals, escaped with the money and fled the scene. Police are reviewing possible connections to other local crimes as they pursue leads.
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Triilianaresiis
Ness Palestine
How Many People Do You Truly Know
An old essay argues most people know far fewer others by name than they think. It calculates that even in a mid sized country the majority of names elude memory, suggesting a typical adult knows about one to two thousand individuals by name at most, with many forgotten over time.
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Alinach
Gindatene
Oxford
Homer
Ty Ch W. LE. Russell
Toni
Dances” Gazette
EL QQ
Kemp
Mrueburia
EfiIn Sirene
Willy
United States
Chuan
Ithode Island
Wabrud
Providence
Fe Ib
Gorse
Politieis
Vampie
Dropped Dead on Carnell Campus at Cornell University
A tragedy on the Cornell campus near Sage College annex reports Abi Mack, a seven year old Ze-Chileans are wine growers family member, found deceased. The noisy scene drew attention to the university and local authorities responded to the incident on campus grounds. The surrounding community remains unsettled as investigators review the event.
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Carnell
Titaca
N.Y. Dee
Lioraces
Cornel University
Sage College
Abi Mack
Instructive Note on Names and Social Circles
A fragmented instruction list advises listing personal relations and acquaintances by social, business, and familiar categories. It emphasizes keeping track of times and fonts used, then notes the difficulty of disputing figures and mentions New York work, ending with a caution about memory and organization.
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New York
Trollope's First Earnings From Early Warda Book
Anthony Trollope recounts his initial earnings from the early work The Warda, noting Lord Houghton and Longman opinions in 1866. He explains the limited first edition, around fifty copies, and compares it to later writings that yielded five pounds two shillings sixpence in the first year.
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Anthony Trollope
Lord Houghton
Westminster
Fragmentary Note From a Turbulent Day at the Hall
A terse, garbled account references Afr and Bile fleeing Trou after a tense scene. The speaker Ned mentions someone named Cileing and a collapsed mood, with damaged dialogue about a telegraph pole and a constrictor.
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Bile
Seo
Afr
As Good as Lost Wy Shadbolt Phrase
Fragmentary quote reflects doubt about relying on someone named Shadbolt Wy and another speaker Eure Yuu ens Syeire. Ambiguous dialogue hints at dependence and departure.
Skeptical Johnny Questions Earth's Shape in Class
In a chalkboard exchange the teacher claims the earth is round, while Johnny challenges the lesson and asserts doubt about what Chicago News says. The dialogue highlights classroom skepticism and trust in sources.
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Johony
Johnny
Chicago
Roosevelt trip probe raises questions on Smithsonian funding
Washington December 31 A Georgia citizen asks Representative Rainey to probe how Roosevelt funded African expedition travel and supplies via the Smithsonian. He argues an inquiry could reveal waste and extravagance by the institution and criticizes transportation costs charged to railroad owners. Patrolman reports a boatswain’s mate killed aboard the Chester during handling operations.
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Washington
Dee
Smithsonian Institution
Roosevelt
Rainey
Ilness
Georgia
Smithsonian
Melua
Dtoosevelt
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Stetsen
Wddy St
Kre
Marci
Titek Pyne
Coun Asvdum
Cernanus
Bliss
noYerg
Chopnelias
Burnett’s
Malaga
Dixon’s Cash Market
North Market Street
Christer
Sue
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Catiputy
Iaeden
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Grineer
Norfolk
Patrick
Sean
Frederick, Md
Frederick Gas & Electric Company
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