FOSDIGK HOLDS SERVICES IN NEW CHURCH
A large crowd gathered for the first sermon at Park Avenue church as FOSDIGK held services in a new building. Prominent figures from New York attended and debated enduring tensions between fundamentalists and modernists, with emphasis on faith and equal terms within the church.
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Maccabees Start Units for Women in Washington
Universal Service in Washington reports a plan to admit women to Maccabees membership on equality with men but in separate lodges. Supreme Commander W. Fise notes the first lodge will open in Kite, the second in Philadelphia, allowing joint meetings and visits by spouses.
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Jerusalem Real Estate Boom Pops Up Yet Again
A Universal Service dispatch from Jerusalem notes a real estate boom drawing speculators to Palestine. A ten story skyscraper hotel costing over $100,000 is planned by an American firm on King George Street, with site costs above $190,000. Land in the business district is listed at $254 per square measure, and a new city district is planned on the site of the old Arab village Aiule, recently razed.
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Death of Perdigars figure tied to Raisuli case in London
For the Assoulyted Press in London June 1 Raisuli’s adversaries and the 1904 Morroccan crisis are recalled as Perdicaris, an American resident of Tangier, dies at Manor Park Road Chelseahurst. The incident centered on a ransom demand and diplomatic pressure involving the sultan, warships, and Secretary Hay’s “Perdicaris alive” message. Perdicaris was the son of Gregori Perdicaris, a Harvard Greek professor.
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Galveston Church Offers Eccentric Musical Service
A Galveston Sunday service features an unusual program blending ancient Hindu Centuvian Hebrew Indi and Christian ritual elements. The sermon, titled The Worth fixing, follows a high death by own action, and describes social issues such as illness, finances, and servitude, with music prompting widespread response from attendees.
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Knife Victim Found in Abandoned Villa Well
The body of Nicnnar Rivas, riddled with wounds, was found Monday in an abandoned well near Villa Acuna. Police arrested two men and are questioning them as the investigation proceeds.
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Tanlac health tonic ad promises quick vitality boost
An advertisement touts Tanlac as a life changing tonic from roots and herbs. It claims to improve digestion, liver, and stomach function, rebuild a run down body, ease nervousness, and deliver immediate energy. It urges purchases at local druggists and promises rapid restoration.
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