Swedenborg exhumation and body sent to Sweden
The British government agreed to exhumation of Emanuel Swedenborg's remains in London. The coffin was opened at the Swedish church in Princess Square, and the body prepared for transit to Sweden aboard the Swedish cruiser Fylgia. The ceremony included Swedish officials and society members.
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Tress
London
Emanuel Swedenberg
Mys Nc
A. Bist
Sweden
Princess Square
Lartsouth
Swediend
Great Britain
Count Wrangel
Pastor Lindskog
Fylkiu
Swedenborg
Fredere Leyonsjehn
Japan Watches Closeley Soliton Event Surges
Japan monitors a rising technological event described with mixed international interest. The report notes scientists and officials tracking advances, with expert opinions from multiple researchers and institutions. The piece emphasizes potential impact on industry and regional science policy.
Syrian church established despite time of tribulation
A Syrian church is established amid challenging times with resilience shown by the congregation and leadership as it grows its community presence and faith activities.
Syrian rite to mark new church ceremony draws crowd
Sohmene reports the opening of a new church with many from the city and about a hundred outsiders expected to attend. Bishop James the Lionan head of the Catholic diocese will preside at the Pontifical Liew ceremony and an Anchiborite banquet will follow. Syrians, though faithful, attend with distinct rituals and clergy expect a traditional observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohmene
Charce
Ure
Syria
Jame
Whwebach
Lake Pontifical
Liew
Eresses
Child Prodigy Responds to Question in Yiddish
A mother and interpreter discuss a nearly one year old child in the stecrace scene. The interpreter confirms the child will be a year old next month as the mother asserts. The piece also references health tonics and Hood's Sarsaparilla in a didactic tone.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promotion
A long promotional passage touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as highly effective for women. It claims widespread testimonials from real letter signers at the Lynn laboratory and asserts the product saves women from surgery and restores feminine health using herbal ingredients.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Theig i Lydia E. Pinkham
Bryan Dinners Spoiled in Denver Union Tension
In Denver on April 7, a Bryan dinner faced disruption as 200 hired waiters, many nonunion, walked out after wage disputes and unionization attempts. Caterer M. Hyman promised $3.50 if they returned, but many guests left as the banquet proceeded with a reduced meal. Bryan argued for dining over missionary work and promoted Democratic themes including money, trusts, and currency expansion.
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Denver
Colo
BO Uente
Bryen Banduet
M. Hyman
Hyman
Myman
Mr. Bryan
Colorado
Racing with Death to Santa Barbara for a Dying Father
Three sons of Edward I Spaulding, famed milk producer, rush to Santa Barbara, racing by steam from Buffalo Yale and Florida universities. They hope to see their father, now comatose after a buggy accident, as doctors warn of possible erysipelas and pneumonia dangers.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Edward I. Spaulding
Buffalo
Yale
Florida
Health bulletin on Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
London reports a quiet day with no material change in the Prime Minister Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman's condition. The bulletin notes a restful night and typical signs of improvement, though wording is cautious and official.
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Dross
London
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Railroads Understood as Centralized Web of Holdings
An Interstate Commerce Commission report reveals that U S railroad systems are woven into centralized holding structures. It shows minority stock interests control most railroads, while the public bears the freight. The Rock Island system is highlighted as a model with vast controlled securities and limited public ownership.
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Intérfemine Free “Commission
Interstate Commerce Commissions
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. J. Meyers
New York Public Service Commission
Frank H. Dixon
Rock Island
Commission
Rock Island Company
Hormans
Beliye
Feneral Public
Raire
Monte Af
Harriman
Sigok
McCreery in Critical Condition After Car Altercation
York horseman ace Thomas fee and Congressman J Heflin figure in a fatal car dispute in Aiit aky. Heflin, after an argument with a Black man named Lunny, allegedly fired twice through a car window. McCreery was among bystanders. He is hospitalized at Washington University Hospital Mono Gay afternoon as the only hope of life.
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T—Thomas Fee
York
J. Heflin
Aiitaky
Washington Univers Hospital
McCreery
Heflin
Lunny
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Eal A Tcue
R. B. Anger & Co
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Vielin
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Pixtol
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