Flying Rollers mystery church saints in Harbor Michigan
In Harbor Michigan a sect called the Flying Rollers or House of David worships as Israelites led by two angels Mary and Benjamin. They reject worldly ties, adopt vegetarianism, separate spouses, grow hair long, surrender surnames, and claim to be near a millennium with seven angels sounding.
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Mmne
Piper
Harbor
Mich
of David
Vos
Qquavert
Sitheagh
Mary
Benjamin
Angela
May
Mrs. Purnell
Fostoria
Ashland
Ohio
House of David
Mary McDermott
California
Jeazreel
Alexander Warner
Alexander
Wroe
Messenger
Cheap Gedty Lots Offer Easy Terms Near Streetcar Line
Real estate blurb advertises $100 lots in Gedty two blocks east of the Wet Queen Anne car line with easy terms. Inquiries directed to Bethwell Tracise Wyans-Insonance Rents.
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Gedty
Strong Men in the Community and Johnson Millenium Church
The narrative describes Alexander a Chicago printer converted to faith. a Benton Harbor family long believers. they donated a manufacturing establishment two houses and a farm to the church at Mary and Benjamin’s millennium headquarters. The Rollers work mainly in fields and orchards and sell harvest surplus to the hell scared Christians.
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Alexander
Chicago
Benton Harbor
Mary
Benjamin
Repented and Paid Water Rent From City Cow
Elijah the Second haare one Seattle sinner sends a letter and a $2.40 check to City Treasurer Rathbun. BE R Davidson, now of Zion City, admits owing the city for a year's water rent for a cow tied to 110 Mercer street. He explains in penitence that water inspectors did not learn of the cow and asks the city to take the money.
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Elijah
Haareone
Seattle
Rathbun
BE. R. Davidson
Zion City
Davidson
Dowie
Mercer Street
Gilboa Avenue
Germans plan Schiller centennial program in Germantown hall
Representatives of German soc ietien met in Germanta hall to form committees for the Schiller centennial celebration set for May. An entertainment program will include both German and English to invite non Germans to join in honoring the author. Seattle Liederkrants will assist with the program and Merr Adolf Locurve will speak on Schiller while Prof Carrington of the State university will lecture.
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Union
Seattle Liederkrants
Merr Adolf Locurve
Schiller
Prof
Carrington
The
State University
Curtain Lecture In Court For Drunk And Disorderly Husband
Police Judge Gordon told Robert Grant he would suspend judgment this time but warned of a harsher charge if brought back. Grant, arrested by Patrolman Newman for being drunk and disorderly after a fight at a New England hotel, made no defense. Marie Blanche Grant testified to the theft of her gold watch by her husband as the court noted his past misdeeds.
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Gordon
Robert Grant
New England
Grant
Newman
de Bruler
Blanche Grant
Riley Sues Over Twenty Seventh Avenue Sewer Claim
J B Riley and Co. contractors filed with the city for 24761 extra dollars beyond contract price alleging delays by the city caused the overrun. Rev M A Matthews hinted at possible graft in the handling of funds while Riley disputed being delayed by the city.
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J.B. Riley & Co
Twenty-seventh Avenue
Riley
M. A. Matthews
Contractora’ Trust
Mullen
Atreet A
Chamber Asked to Oppose Henry City Bill
National Association of Credit Men asked the Chamber of Commerce to oppose a Henry City congressional bill. The measure would allow mail transmission of packages up to 11 pounds at 6 cents per first pound and 2 cents for each additional pound, favoring catalogue houses over legitimate retailers.
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Chamber of Commerce
Henry City
National Association of Credit Men
Interpreter Chin Jack Cleared of Threat Allegations in Seattle
Inspector Watts of the U S Immigration Bureau rejects claims that Chin Jack, an interpreter for the United States government, fears his countrymen and avoids duties. He notes no government requests for information about his countrymen and says a removal petition sent to Washington is not recognized by the office.
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Chin Jack
Seattle
United States
Chick
Immigration Agro Oe
Washington
KB. Watell
United States Immigration Bureau
Eight Year Old Evangelist Joins Pulpit in Chicago Missions
An 88 year old boy preacher named Jonn Raycroft speaks at missions in Chicago after being called at a young age. He began preaching at home to his missionary parents and now often preaches in public, with a clear voice and fluent speech. Outside evangelism he enjoys froth and romping, liking horse and fire engine play.
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Ane
Jonn Raycroft
Chicago
Joseph
Uke
Big Sale on Third Avenue Near Hamm & Schmitz
The southwest corner of Th avenne and Lenora street sold Tuesday for 22000 to Hamm & Schmitz. The 1204120 foot lot was formerly owned by S. Bailey. This is Hamm & Schmitz first purchase above Madison Street with more deals rumored. Sale conducted by Haynes-Cowen Real Estate Company.
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Th Avenne
Lenora Street
Hamm & Schmits
S. Bailey
Hamm& Schmitz
Madison Street
Haynes-Cowen Real Estate Company
Navy Aids Moran Bros to Speed Nebraska Battle Ship
Secretary Morton assures Senator Piles that armor plate and ordnance delays will not slow the battleship Nebraska project. The pledge aims to prevent layoffs as construction proceeds without delay.
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Navy Department
Moran Bros
Nebraska
Piles
Morton
Smuggler Larry Kelly Again Eludes Capture at Sea
Police report Larry Kelly a notorious opium smuggler escaped officers Tuesday night by tossing dope overboard and diving into icy waters swimming about 200 feet to shore. A letter to Kelly was found in the sloop cockpit and customs had learned of a landing attempt between 12 and 1.
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The
Law
Kelly
Larry Kelly
General Delivery
Seattle
Washington
Carter's Punishment Will Never Cease
Washington report notes Oberlin M. Carter, convict in a Savannah harbor fraud, has completed a three year Leavenworth term and now faces social ostracism. Army regulations strip rank and ban officer contact, effectively ending his military standing and civilian acceptance. He golfs alone at dawn, unable to join clubs or maintain social ties.
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Carter
Leavenworth Military
North State Street
Chicago
Pualeh Toomes
Ing
Washington
Concordia Open House marks new quarters in Hoge building
The Concordia club hosted an opening reception in its new quarters at the Hoge building on Second Avenue and Cherry Street. The commodious rooms were artfully decorated, and many Hebrews attended. The club, with a large Jewish membership, had formerly met at Summit Avenue and Fast Union Street. A banquet and dancing followed the housewarming.
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Concordia Club
Hoge Building
Second Avenue
Cherry Street
Summit Avenue
Fast Union Street
Earthquake Reports Extend From Outlying Districts
Simla reports at Simla India on April 14 say further notes from outlying districts confirm the recent earthquake.
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Simla
India
Mass Death Toll Reported in Mandi and Sultanpur
The report notes 400 deaths in Mandi state and many hundreds killed in Sultanpur district, indicating a severe disaster impact across two regions. The exact date and cause are not specified in the readable text.
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Mandi
Sultanpur
Canning Factory to Rise in Wenatchee
The city will see a new canning factory with work started and to be rushed to finish Ed Foy the business manager has secured over 20000 dollars in orders for canned goods and one hundred people will be employed.
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Wenatchee
Ed Foy
Poisoned Wheat Tragedy In Spokane Family
Mrs. Palma Despasquale, 67, of Northport, died after eating poisoned wheat. The act followed a family quarrel involving her 24-year-old son, who was driven from the home. authorities note the death occurred Wednesday.
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Spokane
Palma Despasquale
Northport
Taxation talk by C L Miller on Economic Taxation
C L Miller presents the second in a series on taxation. The lecture, titled Economic Taxation, is Friday afternoon April 14 at 9 16 in the Acme Business college hall P 1 building. Public attendance invited. The talk aims to be both interesting and instructive.
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C. L. Miller
Acme Business College
P.1
G N Steamship official named to multiple agency posts
Cr G Burnham, recently appointed general agent of the Great Northern for eastern U S and Canada, has been named general agent for the Japan Mail Steamship, Boston Steamship, and Boston Towboat companies. He began as an office boy in Humboldt high school era and rose through foreign traffic roles with Burlington before becoming a senior agent.
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Cr. G. Burnham
Great Northern Steamship Company
Beattie
United States
Canada
Japan Mail Steame Ship Company
Boston Steamship Company
Boston Towboat Company
Burnham
Humbolt High School
St. Pan
Great Northern Freight Department
Burlington
Chicago
Death of Longshoreman William Gilroy After Workplace Injury
William Gilroy a longshoreman died from injuries suffered Tuesday on the steamer Cottage City. A heavy box fell trapping him in the water and crushing his skull at Providence Hospital Wednesday afternoon.
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William Gilroy
Providence Hospital
Gilroy
Ocean race impactem on Seattle trade and ports
Local insurers await news on naval outcomes as a Russian victory at sea could cripple shipping from Seattle and other West Coast ports to the Orient. The text notes little change in es and expects none unless Russia wins.
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Russia
Seattle
Porta
Orienter
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