Scientists Revolt Over Mother Church Split In Minnesota
In Minneapolis on May 24 the Fourth Church of Christ Scientist adopted a resolution by 93 to 3 to withdraw from the Mother Church in Boston. The action cites the death of Mrs. Eddy and accuses the Christian Science board of directors of absolute authority over teachings, renaming the congregation as a Christian Science reformed church. Similar steps were taken by the Second Church.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minn
A. E. Smith
Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Abbot Smith
Christian Science Reformed Church
Second Church of Christ
Woman's Body in River Identified as Missing Teacher
Burlington May 24 The body of Miss Marianna Sutterly a St Marys Hall teacher who vanished about three months ago was found in the Delaware River off Edgewater Park by a 13 year old rower Briscoe He towed it ashore and she was identified She wore the blue tailor made suit from the night of her disappearance There were no marks on her and she had been ill for some time leading to belief she may have died by her own hand
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Burlington
Marianna Sutterly
St. Mary’s Hall
Delaware River
Edgewater Park
Briscoe
Heidemann Put to Death for Asbury Park Killing
Frank E. Heidemann the Asbury Park florist who murdered ten year old Marie Smith last November was electrocuted at the state prison in Trenton. Heidemann walked to the chair alone repeating a German prayer as the current was turned on. He confessed to the brutal crime after attempting to assault the girl and killing her with an axe before dragging the body into bushes.
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Asbury Park
Trenton
Frank E. Heidemann
Marie Smith
Heidemann
Carnegie Sails for Europe Amid Health Concerns
Andrew Carnegie, in frail health, will not testify before the Stanley steel trust probe until after summer. He has expressed willingness to appear. The committee plans to hear Secretary Nagel Thursday morning while Carnegie sails for Europe to rest.
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Andrew Carnegie
Stanley
Steel Trust
Carnegie
Nagel
Europe
Postmaster Accused Of Postal Bank Scam In Palmerton
Wilkes Barre Pa May 24 Postmaster M E Straub of Palmerton near Allentown is charged with convincing an Italian that his postoffice was a postal bank and taking 100 from him in two payments of 50 each An investigation is under way to determine if others were duped.
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Wilkes-Barre
United States Postal Bank
M. E. Straub
Palmerton
Allentown
Straub
Negro hanged as officers faint at execution in Pittsburg
May 24 Pittsburg a Negro, John Tyre, was hanged in the jail yard for killing his common law wife with a baseball bat. Policeman John Kennedy fainted when the trap dropped and another witness briefly collapsed. both revived. Also report: Alois Eisenbarth, 72, killed his bride of one month with a hatchet and pitchfork and wounded his sister-in-law in St Louis. Whisky bulldozing in Asheville as four cases are stamped out with 53 barrels poured onto the curb. Prohibitionists plan celebration.
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John Tyre
John Kennedy
Oldwatern
St. Lous
Mon
Alois Hisenbarth
Eisenbarth
Asheville
N. C
Biinauger
BASE BALL SCORES AND STANDINGS FROM THREE LEAGUES
American League results show Cleveland 9 Athletics 1 Detroit 9 Washington 8 St Louis 3 Boston 2 in 11 innings New York 4 Chicago 3 in 12 innings Detroit leads with 28 wins and 7 losses. Chicago 16 14 533 Boston 17 15 521 St Louis 11 24 314 National League games Philadelphia 12 St Louis 4 Boston 6 Chicago 4 New York 7 Cincinnati 3 Brooklyn 4 Pittsburgh 3 TriState at Harrisburg Harrisburg 7 Wilmington 3 York 1 Trenton 9 York 2 Reading rain at Johnstown Reading 9 6 60 Altoona 3 9 477 Trenton 10 7 588 Harrisburg 9 5 29
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Waldo Named Police Commissioner in New York
Rhinelander Waldo, head of the fire department, is appointed to lead the New York City police force. The change was announced at City Hall while James C. Cropsey, the current police commissioner, has not publicly resigned.
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New Heads
New York
James C. Cropsey
Rhinelander Waldo
Librarian Sells Americana Library For 250000
William Beer longtime librarian in New Orleans announces sale of the Howard library of Americana in New York for 250000. The collection includes over 5000 items such as manuscripts maps and imprints. Buyer named a New York man not disclosed. Say you saw it in The News.
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New Orleans
William Beer
Howard Library
New York
Aviator Jannus Recovering and Likely Flight Return
Bristol May 21 Anthony Ignus the Washington aviator injured when forced to bail out of his plane to avoid spectators shows improved symptoms and may be discharged soon. Doctor Rogers expects his return home and estimates flying again could take about three months.
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Bristol
Eou
Anthony Ignnus
Washington
W. I Rogers
Rogers
John S&s. Berge
Aveation
Barefoot sandals and children’s footwear sale at Mose’s Market
Miscellaneous ads list Barefoot Sandals for adults and children with prices from $1.00, kid shoes at $1.59, plus a variety of items at Mose’s 237 N. Market St. Other notices promote Poultry powder, Spirella Corsets, water closet cleaning by John Ester, millinery sale, moving and packing by Chas L A Pax, eye ear nose throat clinic in Frederick, grain and flour delivery, and other local services.
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Mose's
N. Market St
Local Reading Matter Up Front in Maryland Paper
The article touts extensive local reading matter as a premier feature of the Maryland paper, promising swift, comprehensive service for town and county happenings. It emphasizes the columns’ breadth and the value to the public.
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