Day sermon denounces packing house scandal and graft fears
Syracuse June 11 Chancellor Day in a Syracuse University sermon warned against excessive corporate power and warned that reports from Packingtown could incite mass deaths. He argued trusts aid workers and that government must guard independence of judges and legislators while resisting executive overreach. He said critics of Congress and Senators push scandal mongering to sway votes and urged restraint against personal attacks.
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Workman
Maine
Salis
Controversial Press Cites Sensational Literature Critique
A duchess author denounces sensational journalism and magazine writers for spreading putrid tastemaking. She warns against a frenzy that aims to sell scandalous content, undermining courts and justice while press verdicts sway public opinion globally.
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Vast Dedication of New Christian Science Temple in Boston
About 1800 to 2000 believers attended the dedication of a $4,060,000 Christian Science temple in Boston. Six two hour services accommodated vast throngs from across the United States with hundreds left standing in aisles. The event merged annual communion with dedicatory exercises featuring a message by Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy read by W. C. McCracken.
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Coston
Beston
Jane Ji
New England
BUDO
Annual Feast of Roses at Zion Church Manheim Pa
The annual feast of roses was held at Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church in Manheim. A rose was presented to Mata Borer of Ha a decemdant eure Sigs formder. The ceremony included addresses by Baron Wi? W. 8. Beinten of Lanezsirx and Hon. Theos L Mentsemers state librarian.
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Garen Siegel
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Theos L. Mentsemers
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Seddon Dies Aboard Steamer During New Zealand Visit
New Zealand premier Richard Seddon dies suddenly aboard a steamer while en route from Australia. He had been in Australia since May seeking medical advice and consulting leaders. The report notes his age and states he died of heart failure. other items mention Roosevelt and political figures but focus remains on Seddon’s death and its immediate context.
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N.S
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Australia
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N.Y
Jane M. Benn
West Union
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J. W. Bunn
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Hazel Coonan
Newburgh
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Grant Street
Miss Bunn
Boston
Sightseers Injured in Brighton Car Crash
Thirty four Christian Scientists were injured when a sight-seeing automobile overturned in Brighton while descending Commonwealth Hill. Brake failure caused the runaway vehicle to mount the curb and crash into the grounds of a golf club. Most suffered minor bruises and scratches, with the heaviest injuries reported for one rider trapped beneath the car.
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Murder over ball game shocks Frederica town
Two negroes, Juniper Benson and Dueck Cansland, shoot and kill white man Umpire Robert Cameron and wound another, during a Frederica Felton baseball quarrel. Cameron dies, Benson and Cansland captured and jailed as state detectives rush to avert mob violence.
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Cassatt Denies Coal Stock Ties and Rail Duties
President A. Cassatt testifies to a Pennsylvania Railroad inquiry that he owns no coal company stock and has no distribution or car-transport duties since becoming president in 1898. He notes only prior holdings in Millwood Scotland Coke and Berwind-White ventures, denies links to Keystone and Itata Coal, and explains stock transactions around his Berwind-White era.
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Natal Rebels Defeated in Severe Battle in Natal Valley
Natalian forces under Colonels MacKenzie and rt clashed with rebels in the Mome valley. The rebels were defeated, 350 killed including chief Meblo-Kazulu. Natalian casualties included Captain MarFarlane and Lieutenant Marsden. several troopers fled. Reported Wambaata wounded in the general action.
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