Exposition Controversy Draws Naval Parade Debate
A long Imperial era debate centers on Washington exposure plans for a grand naval demonstration and Panama Canal voyage to Pacific ports. Proponents push a world attention event in 1910s style while opposing claims urge restraint and prioritize New Orleans and San Francisco. The piece also touches internal church disputes involving Mrs. Eddy and Mrs. Stetson, outlining leadership tensions and doctrinal interpretations within Christian Science.
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Sorsy
Orleans
Wianelara
Congress Floral Q
Hampton Roads
Pacific
Paget Sound
Hampton Hands
Potomac
Washington
United States
Tha
New Orleans
San Francisco
Whabington
Couraé
Stetson Refuses Fight but Seeks Christian Science Leader Role
New York, Dec. 27. Mrs. Augusta J. Stetson, loyal Christian Science follower, refuses to join a proposed clash with the board of directors over Mrs. Eddy's will. She contends a centralized church governance is needed and signals willingness to lead a recognized Christian Science church while avoiding alliance with the current movers.
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Basion
Hdy
Christin Selenia
Hddy
Srelaon
Stig
Bours
Eddy
Ghristisa Science Board of Directors
Mrs. Eddy
Iiscel
New York
Moldy
Christian Science Church
Supreme Court of the Christian Science
Questioning leadership in the Church of Christ Scientist
The article reports debates over Mrs. Eddy hierarchy, the Boston Mother Church, and the New York trust conduct. It highlights Mary Baker Eddy’s will, director authority, and belief in individual improvement over church governance. A scientist supports self interpretation of science and health.
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Trust Church
New York
Eddy
Taddy
Bownd
Boston
Mary Baker Snddy
Elincher Oylaw
Mary Twker Eddy
Mrs. Eddy
Eugene R. Cox
Publication Committee
Ielieve
Festive Christmas Musings and Local Delights Spotlighted
A fragment from Castle New Castle mentions a Christmas gathering with savory treats, greetings, and reflections on holiday spirit. It notes visiting relatives, guests at homes in Andover and Portsmouth, and local residents extending seasonal hospitality amid cheerful social chatter.
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Castle
Christ's Bay
Merriey
Santoan
Gand
Painie Miampson
Higdenort
Afra
White
George White
John Amaneur
Jamily
West New Llond
Clinton
Yeaton
Nathaniel Yeaton
Thea
Cambridge
Mercedes White
Portland
Elive Rand
Justin Yeaton
Christina
A. Poole
Tamily
Nathan White
Mass
Hert Watte
Haverhill
Clarence M. White
Toler Orman
Kittery
Clarence White
Christmas events and a new conservatory project described
The article details a community Christmas program at the First Congregational Church and a planned conservatory project by James McAlpine and Charter Kabincon on the north end of the lows near Oxley fields. It notes a post office ceremony, a clock presentation, and hunting activities as snow falls. Residents, including local figures Fred Sankorn and Rev Fr Detnell, are cited amid brief social notices and school gatherings.
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Robert Vue
Tavern
Must
Aml Atlas Clink
Vanquel
Haiplon
George Sa Slokell
Garvlers
Fred W. Sankorn
First Congregational Ghoteh
Amy Uurtingang
Wiha
James B. McAlpine
Moston
Kabiucon
Ghinnera
Ure Stumber
Vollage
Brentwood
Wagen Smith
Santa Clara
Detnell
Witl
Leonard Nixon
Helen Pike
Serena Swasey
Calvin Mitchell
Ruth Col Y Magy
Inick Nixon
Alice Holak
Nay Pike
Bernard
Ralph and Wize Colcord
Evelyn Hook
Dora Robinson
Worothy Swaery
Eliot society hosts merry miss Vivian McKemmey party
Vivian McKemmey’s birthday celebration drew elder members for a lively evening of games and festivity. at the Hardscravile club performances praised by Charles K. Mervis of Portsmouth. Delmont Buck hosted guests on Christmas day, while John T. Hill’s circle enjoyed the gathering. Ada Woodruff visits, Guy Athorne with parents, and Ella Woodruff’s Fitchburg relatives noted. Richard Remick recovers from a bad card game as pig killing peaks.
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Vivian McKemmey
Charles K. Mervis
Portsmouth
Delmont Buck
John T. Hill
Ada Woodruff
Charles Bi Banks
Fitchburg
Mags
Guy Athorne
Hull
Mr Taylor
Tilton
N. JL
Geo
Athorne
Ella Woodruff
Knights of Pythias Elect Dalhon Lodge Officers
Knights of Pythias Dalhon Lodge held a Tuesday evening election of officers. Police were summoned to a Fleet Street restaurant Tuesday night after a disturbance, but the trouble ended before officers arrived.
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Knights OF Pythias Elect
Dalhon Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Véta
Max Polimer
Arthur Fox VO
Fredseh
Z. Dow MW
Frank Noyt
Willis B. Mather
Harry H. Wonds
Fleet Street
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Mee
Stetson
Mother Churen
Rayo
Standard Oil Company
New ‘Castle
the Herald
Aidan
Tank
CW Loar
ELIOT
Mule Hall
Portamout
Uolloway
W. & Patton
Plaster of
Paiges
Majestic Theatre
Comedia
Sidney
Nalys Theatre
Billy
By George Cameron
Gale
Malaga
Florida
Congress St
Lee
Eldredge
Pilsner
Pryor &Matthews
Market ST
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