Millennial Delay Shocks Thy Latter Relun Apostolic
In Duxbury Massachusetts on September 36, over 300 members of the Thy Latter Relun Apostolic Church gathered awaiting doomsday before 6 pm. They heard exhortations and a late revelation stating the world would not end within 24 hours. Rev Dr Dillon Bronson of Brookline was admitted briefly to observe proceedings.
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Hypnotic Drifts and Tongues at Bethel Meeting
Participants expressed earnest beliefs yet much talk was unintelligible. Women, eyes closed and trembling, produced incoherent utterances while others claimed the gift of tongues and translated them into prophecies. Dr Bronsen warned of personal hypnotism in the air, noting its influence on him. Several trance events saw a woman emerge from the Bethel, wave arms, and urge dispersal, with the crowd largely ignoring her gesture. When obedience faltered she appeared to return to normal.
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Politician shot by a barber in Mount Pleasant
H J Jorden a Republican leader in Mount Pleasant Pa was shot by a barber named Greenle who then killed himself. Greenle reportedly became unbalanced over religion and fired at Jordan hitting him in the back and shoulder before shooting himself in the head. No stated enmity preceded the crime.
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Boy Seeks Theatre Tickets With Bible Certificate
In Trenton New Jersey on September 26 Henry Peters a young boarding boy was refused matinee tickets for not being sixteen. He asked the seller if a certificate of age from Bishop McFanl would suffice. The theater man refused. Peters returned with a family Bible bearing his inscription Henry Peters born July 5 1893 died. He then obtained the tickets.
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Roosevelt bags two elephants and a rhinoceros in Africa
The dispatch reports Theodore Roosevelt hunting in the Mweru district where he bagged two elephants and a rhinoceros. It notes he will move to the Quaso Nyiro river region and then Lake Hannington as part of his African hunt. A separate item from Bluefield, West Virginia, describes a murder suspect Bla nkenship who fled after killing a family, evading pursuers.
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Starving Hermit Found in Shaviokin Mountains
Police in Shaviokin, Pennsylvania, located a hermit on the mountainside, emaciated and untidy. He wore a foot long white beard and refused to reveal his identity, claiming to have lived on roots and berries for many months.
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Fragmented Arctic and royal notes in July era
Fragmented OCR style text reports on Peary Arctic records, General Hubbard remarks, and Duke of Abriaati conversations alongside a royal audience with King Victor and Queen Helena. It mentions a Himalayan expedition, a mountain climb, and a fatal accident at Hehprceet by a mail strike.
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