Mary Baker Eddy Answers Newspaper Question On Ideals
In a first signed statement to a newspaper, Mary Baker Eddy describes her ideal as the man or woman who lives mercy truth and love. The aged founder of Christian Science, living near Concord, speaks in a modest home, sharing sentiments that reflect her faith and leadership to thousands of believers.
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Mrs Eddy Exhibit With Photographs In Quiet Home
The article describes two photographic views of Mrs. Eddy on display behind glass in her home. Visitors are sparse as the dwelling opens onto a balcony overlooking fields and orchards in a tranquil setting. From that balcony she once addressed followers of Christian Science who visited for summer pilgrimages.
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Mrs Eddy's Message to the Star From Concord Letter
A Mrs Eddy letter to the Seattle Star expresses views on parenthood, justice, mercy, and love. She cites Christian Science beliefs, divinity of man, and equality with God, asserting the divine ideal and the law of life in Christ Jesus. The tone is reverent and doctrinal.
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Seattle Star
Jesus
Intimate Sketch of Mrs Eddy Home Life at Concord
Seattle Star describes Mrs. Eddy in a quiet Concord home, a frame house with a veranda and lake view. The 11? year old leader is cared for by Christian Science students who live with her, while she works briefly at her desk daily amid simple furnishings and a large illuminated hymnal gifted by the Earl of Dunmore.
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Bloody Chinatown War Escalates Across Coast
A deadly feud erupts in Los Angeles Chinatown after the murder of Chan Mon, a wealthy merchant of the Rew On wax or clan. A Hep Sing tong member is slain and others are attacked as fear spreads that violence will reach San Francisco and beyond it to all coast cities.
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Military Dogs From Capital To Work At Post
Washington dispatch notes several celebrated military dogs including Lieut. Ulyares Grant lif and Capt. Fitzhugh Lee are reassigned from ceremonial duties to active service due to officers’ need. The dogs had been fixtures at state functions near the White House.
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Fitzhugh Lee
Mariners and ships report from Alaska to Seattle
Katalia company of Alaska operates the Menticedo on two trips to Port Makeley and adds a voyage to Aiki. The steamship Buckman sailed from San Francisco to Seattle with 1 800 tons of freight. Fireman Joseph Kennedy of the Hyades was found dead in his bunk at Nanaimo. his remains were brought to Seattle for a Fire Union funeral.
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Republican Club Busy Day In King County
Members of the King County Republican Club spent a busy day with a weekly luncheon at Rathakel and the opening of the new air room in the Oriental block. Senator S. H. Piles and former Senator J. L. Wilson spoke at the evening event, while Admiral Burwell spoke at the noon Navy Yard gathering.
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Washington State Notes From Eastern Counties And Tacoma
Reports from Washington state describe wheat damage from heavy railing in Eastern Washington and local political and crime items from Tacoma and Aberdeen. Notable entries mention a Toledo woman’s mental decline, embezzlement cases in Tacoma, a 30 day jail for a Toppenish man operating a blind pig, and a north Yakima lodging house fire discovery of a human hand. Other bits cover tourism to Mt Rainier, a women’s club house in Tacoma, Whidby Inland farm reports, and the Master Plumbers convention in Bellingham.
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Newport Society Seeks Luncheon Rival to Mrs Belmont
Newport society buzzes over Mrs O H P Belmont hosting a luncheon for Hostock's chimpanzee. Guests bow, shake hands, sip champagne, and puff cigars, while townsfolk scurry for a plan to outshine Mrs Belmont.
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Seattle Star
Newport
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Sheriff’s Daughter Arrested for Larceny in Spokane
Corrine Powers, 19, daughter of Columbia county sheriff, was arrested by Deputy W. A. Dalley in Spokane on larceny charges. She had worked two weeks for the A. C. Warner family in Colfax and is accused of stealing clothing and a suitcase. She also allegedly charged dress goods worth about 15 dollars at a store. Sheriff Powers of Dayton declined to intervene.
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Scenic park opens with band concerts and attractions
The opening of Scenic Park at the end of Madison street featured a 2 20 band concert by Wagner's band and an 8 to 10 30 evening performance. Attractions include Me Lvin Bros Flying Martinis Hitts fireworks Jackman scenic railway the circle owing and the Japanese village ready for the public.
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La Follette Picks McGovern for Wisconsin Governor Nomination
Milwaukee district attorney Francis E. McGovern is chosen by the La Follette faction as the Republican candidate for governor. The forthcoming administration is expected to clash with large corporations, with Senator La Follette playing a key role in the selection.
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Seattle Star
Milwaukee
la Follette
Francis E. McGovern
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Man asks change of venue in first wife murder case
A defendant accused of murdering his first wife requests a change of venue claiming prejudice in Dewitt county would prevent a fair trial. The report is dated New York August 10. The text also briefly notes unrelated items about prices and a gun rental ad.
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Dewitt County
Tolosan Arrives with 6000 Tons Flour for North China Portas
The German steamer Tolosan of Centennial Milling is due tomorrow from the Orient. Upon arrival it will go to the Centennial Mill plant to load 6000 tons of flour for North China ports. The Monticello will replace the Vashon on the Alld Point run after Schubach & Hamilton sold the latter.
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Real Good Duke Wins United States Heiress in New York
New York Aug 16 Mario Torlonia of the Italian nobility has won the hand of a wealthy American heiress and the approval of her father Chas A Moore, a millionaire machinery dealer and head of the American Protective Tariff League. The wedding is planned for October and the couple met in Venice two years ago. Torlonia bears titles Duke of Guadagnola and Prince Civitello Cessi and hails from a top Roman aristocratic line with kin across many noble families. Dr Lee Baker, dentist, 206 Bite building.
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New York
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Iallan
Chas. A. Moore
American Protective Tariff League
Ily
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Italy
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Civitello Cessi
Market Soars in June as Commodity Prices Jump
Since the first of June prices rose from 2.80 to 6.50 a pound amid a claimed combine cornering the market and poor Turkish crops. The article notes cloud formations called mare’s tail and mackerel sky, with high ice particles. Boats depart Pier 2 for Navy Yard.
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Turkey
Schilling's Best Coffee Offer Returns Money to Grocers
A grocer refunds customers if they dislike Schilling's Best coffee. The policy is described as a standard practice for bulk sales and is tied to customer satisfaction guarantees.
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