Mrs Stetson Worded Against Christian Science Church
Boston reports the board acquits charges against Mrs Mary Stetson tied to her alleged opposition to church teachings. The church’s directors describe the case as the denomination’s most dynamic in history while highlighting Stetson’s prominence at the New York church.
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New York
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Virgil O. Strickler
Mary, Baker
Mystery Meeting Causes Delayed Vote on Faith Topic
Fragmentary report from New York last Monday notes MME Bernice de Pasquali and founder Eddy of the Christian Science faith attending a gathering. Renfist and Mr Strickler were present but no vote occurred as the meeting adjourned amid unclear proceedings.
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Eddy
Christian Science
New ‘York
Renfist
Strickler
Black Hand: Maniac terror grips Scranton in unrest
Reported outbreak traces the Black Hand scare in Scranton Pennsylvania with references to arrests and a man driven by fear and violence. The piece describes a panic affecting residents and lawmen as the network allegedly extended to New York and Italy.
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Scranton
Alouse Seoinigt
Italy
Alm
w York
Viky
Bosnitt
deo Liniel
Lilhuite
Boerne
Derails Car Deaths Linked to Philadelphia Visit
An unidentified man, about twenty five, was killed when a railcar derailment occurred near a platform on the westbound Pennsylvania line. A card found on the body listed Leo A. Flolay and addresses in Chicago and Jackson, Mich. The incident followed a claim the victim may have recently come from Philadelphia.
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Philaphia
Columbia
Pennalvania
Leo
A. Flolay
Indiana
Sweet
Pennell avenue
Chicago
Anna Horkaman
Page avenue
Jack
Mich
Philadelphia
Hunter Fends Off Charging Buck in Fatal Encounter
A hunter named Chalmers wounded a deer and was charged by a buck. He discharged into the animal, wounding it, but the buck charged again causing injuries to his hands and face. The story notes the fray near a burning area and reports no other serious injuries.
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Chalmers
Chinese City Faces Food Crisis Amid Clan Strife
In a Chinese quarter of the city tensions between Yeo and On clans flare over cat meat trade. Rumors claim warriors are fed on wildeats’ flesh. detectives and a healer appear in streets as authorities seek to quell the unrest and protect prices.
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Fritco
Francisco
Cali
Accident Ends in Self Inflicted Wound at Farm Barn
A Delaware farmer, John Wiled Wand, 35, accidentally wounded himself in a barn while handling a barrel and shotgun. He attempted to send a message to his wife and two children before losing consciousness. Neighbors and bystanders assisted until medical help arrived.
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Naington
Del
John
Brandyietne Springs
tahoe
Fragmented OCR reports revolution tension and executions
A garbled dispatch describes political unrest with mentions of revolutionary activity, a public blockade, and possible executions. It notes a telegram from the state department, a large number of suspected revolutionaries, and references to Zelaya era events and soldiers searching for letters and evidence.
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Zelaya
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