Temples Dedicated Building Thor Wil Seat 6,000
In Boston the Christian Science temple in Back Bay was dedicated with six services, drawing an estimated 40,000 adherents from across the United States. The 3,000-seat edifice filled repeatedly, leaving thousands outside. The rite included opening exercises, tenets reading, a dedicatory address by Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy, and a lesson sermon followed by silent communion and the Lord's Prayer.
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Boston
New England
Christan Science
Back Bay
Vom
Temple
Tai
Mary Baker G. Holdy
Concord
N. H
W. D. BecCracken
Address of Mrs Hody and the dedicatory address
A fragment notes that Mrs Hody addresses the congregation with the writer absent and that Edward A Kiesball of Chicago read a thanks to Mrs Eddy for her dedicatory address and generosity after each service
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Edward A. Kiesball
Chicago
Dedication of a New Christian Science Temple
A long document from Mrs. Eddy praises the new temple as a monumental edifice in Boston and New England. She thanks supporters for progress and unity, calling the church a spiritual sign of goodness. The piece notes the temple’s debt-free status and its significance to followers worldwide.
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Eddy
New Temple
Edy
Mother Church of Christ, Scientist
Motden
Toston
New England
Christian Seientista
LONGWORTHS In ENGLAND Will Boast Two Weeks Then Visit Europe
Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth have arrived aboard the American Ship St Louis on a European holiday itinerary. They plan two weeks in London before traveling to Germany and perhaps France with no fixed return date, likely sailing back to the United States around August 4. Both are in good health and enjoyed favorable weather and mingled with fellow travelers on deck and in the saloon.
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Germany
France
Plymouth
Endlang
Nicholas Longworth
St. Louis
Longworth
Europe
London
United States
Longiyority
Garvage
Blast Kills Eleven at Lancaster dynamite plant disaster
Eleven men aged 17 to 23 were killed and several seriously wounded when a dynamite plant near Pequea on the Susquehanna river exploded. The scene left torn bodies, scattered debris, and a cloud of smoke as workers tried to aid the injured. two unknown victims fled the site just before detonation. The plant, a complex of wooden buildings, was reduced to pieces except for one remote structure with seven girls at work.
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Lancaster
Pequea
Susquehanna
Benjamin Gebharit
Benjamin Rineer
George Tineer
Colling Parker
Phavea Shot
Willam Punt
John Boatman
Sears
Walter Brown
Martin Riseer
George Gray
Charles Cramer
Jacob Short
Lancaster County
Fesche
George
Benjamin Ringer
Auchin Ringer
PRINT SHOP IS SEIZED IN FREDERICKTOWN CASE
Deputy U S Marshal Boyd seized the R W Cowan Printing property tied to a chattel mortgage on a note for about 4500 to C W Neely who faced a 45000 federal judgment alleging a defraud of the Cuban government. Neely was treasurer of the United States Postal Department and earlier had a New York federal judgment. Cowan and Neely shared in the printing business. Neely aided by Cowan taking a note for about 84500 for his share. The government later secured the note with a mortgage on the Cowan property. part of the note has been paid leaving about 4300.
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Afunele
Ind
United States
Boyd
New York
Neely
Cuba
Cowan
Fatal Bad Judgment in River Rescue Tragedy
In Watervliet Michigan on June 1 Bennia Runyan age 10 and Larry Thompson age 9 drowned while trying to save George Runyan 13 who was drowning in the Paw Paw river. Frank Johnson a blacksmith saved the boy but all three youths could not swim. Johnson reached the far bank but the other two boys died. A separate report from Mounds Illinois notes a young man about 21 found dead with head crushed in a creek. investigation ongoing. Fire in Buena Town Philippines reports Nau Quintio village burned by Pulijanes with no casualties. pursuit under Governor Curry’s command.
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Watervilet,Mich
George Runyan
Bennia Runyan
Brotler
Larry Thompson
Paw Paw
George
Frank Johnson
Johnson
Serge
Pane Nee Ee
Manila
Nau Quintio
Calbaga
Iland
Samir
Curry
Duke of Westminster
Jerome
New York
M. Fallieres
France
Stephen M. Griswold Hag
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Morgan
Janes Stillman
Newport
Alfred G
Vanderbilt
Joseph Jennings
Colchester
Hagland
Dickens
Jarndyce
Jarndyca
Jeremiah
Anftew W. Bradfeld
Pittsburg
Gy Bulloway
New Hnampahire
Brachféld
Bulloway
Brachfeld
Albert Frédericci
New York City
Sixth Avenue
Lealy
Prominent Democrats Back Bryan in 1909
William F Vilas and Henry Watterson swiftly join the Bryan bloc in 1909. A summer sanitary campaign in New Orleans targets yellow fever mosquitos. A fire destroys the Mexican Central freight house and 50 cars of merchandise in Chinhuahua. News notes include political gatherings, health measures, and distant incidents across the world.
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William F. Vilas
Henry Watterson
New Orleans
Mexican Central Freight House
Chinhuahua
Mex
Toney
National Editorial Association
Indianapolia
United States
Superior Board of Health
Mesxteo
Novatchorlussk Regiment
Oklita
St. Peters Ber
New York
Tie Shah
Persia
Storms Leave Death Toll Across Several States and Nations
A series of deadly storms last week caused casualties and property damage from Pennsylvania and Ohio to New York and Ontario. Fatalities include James Mitchell and his son in Kitanning, Clyde Hloge and Nert Weise near Punxsutawney, Peter Cools in Martin Ohio, and others. A missing boatman pair and a child reported missing add to the tragedy. Separate items note a diamond theft trial in Ontario, wage arbitration in Chicago, German colonial activity in Southwest Africa, and the death of General Allen in California.
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Chicago
Kittanning
James Mitchell
Idea
Weis
Punxentawney
Clyde Hloge
Nert Weise
Mfohonk
Sehenectry
N.Y
Ted
Buttoned Up the Back Shirt Causes Woman to Break Arm
Miss Anna Weisenborn, a Belleville socialite, attempted to fasten a back closing shirt with buttons all the way up. In the struggle the seventh button caused a fall of the arm and one bone broke as she contorted to finish dressing. The incident spurred plans to form an insurer for injuries from back buttons.
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Belleville
Organize
N Lisurihes Company
Anna Weisenborn
Mss Weisenborn
Alfonso Responds After Madrid Bomb Attack
King Alfonso addressed the senate and chamber of deputies from the palace thanking them for their safe recovery from the May 31 bombing. He condemned violence, urged unity in protecting lives, and called for international efforts to thwart assassins and unrest.
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ANL
Unita
Madrid
Alfonso
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Re -Wanta Biechely
Monetus
Not the Mobs Fault In Lemars Stage Jury Eyes Trial
Fragmented Detroit area article reports multiple cases. A Black man named Ebenezer Davis allegedly tied to a Miss Williams assault during a circus in Laverya Minnesota, a sheriff rescued a lynch mob and two other cases involve tax disputes in Michigan, electrocution death in Decarie, and a court decision in Guthrie.
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Miss Williams
Tovin
Willinehs
Roaxstonn Stoke Sparks Political Shakeup In AK
St Louis papers report ex-communicator Leo tins leading a committee in a probe connected to a firing. Tadge Raesieng is sent home amid a move to reopen a plant in Owossa with 60 workers to be hired. The status links to Stewart’s Bank failure and the Ottnase company’s assets.
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Dudge Roaxstonn
St. Louis
Tinler
Leo Tins
Sleur
Elinir
Tadge Raesieng
Egts
Owossa
Felson
Nial
Stewart
DAY'S WARNING KOTE CRITICISM OF THE PRESIDENT
Chancellor Day denounces executive pressure over legislation. He warns of a government “monarchy without the name” and urges the people to awaken as pressure grows from offices and popular passions. The talk blurs lines between power and representation.
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Alonehausen
Frantic anti meat fever fears spark public debate
A chaotic critique portrays a writer warning of a terrible epidemic caused by tainted meats and sensational magazines. It laments societal panic, calls for reason, and questions the ruin of justice and business amid mass hysteria led by sensational rhetoric and dubious authorities.
Pen Chisel and Brush in Arts and Letters News
The article notes Tenry-Harland receiving 70 000 from a backer and portrays Garcius Darsa painting Pope Pius X inspired by Titian. Professor Simon Newcomb is honored by Emperor William with orders, while Miss Nella Walker lands a Colorado monument contract. Dustin Huntly McCarthy works on The Mysterious O’Wiegan and a Greece tale project.
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Tenry-Harland
Garcius Darsa
Pius
Nella Y. Walker
Chicago
Winfield Scott Stratton
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Dustin Huntly McCarthy
O'Wiegan
Greece
Royal Court Scenes Spark Interest Across Monarchies
The sultan of Turkey buys gui mal pets and Boe singing birds for European markets. Queen Wilhelmina of Holland hosts concerts by famed German musicians in The Hague while the poor attend summer events. Emperor William plans to anoint Prince Beary of Prussia as commander in chief for active service. Frederick VIII of Denmark, 43, invites editors to discuss political views at the castle.
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Turkey
Wilhelmina
Golland
Silva
Hague
William
Prince Beary
Prussia
Frederick VIII
Denmark
Labor and Progress in Early 20th Century Industry
In 2003 U S pig iron output reached 28 million tons, the highest yet, with gains of about 5 million tons over prior records. Locomotives are described as hauling 800 tons per mile every three minutes, highlighting immense freight capability. A Boston Guati venture reportedly spurred synthetic wool fabric production via secret chemical processes, yielding durable cloth from new materials.
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United States
Boston
Guati
Mannufacture
Artifveny
Horachalr
Imenna
Illinois Central and Chicago Express Train Schedule Fragment
An OCR reading shows North and West bound trains including Illinois Central and Chicago Express with multiple train numbers, stations like Dubuque Fort Dodge Waterloo Sioux City and Albert Lea, and times such as 7:20 am 4:10 pm and 9:30 am. Several train names and routes appear amid garbled text indicating a historic timetable page with daily services and exceptions.
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St- Punt and
Cai
Dubuque Accom
Fort
Dodge
Dubuque
Omaha
Sioux City
Pewsea
Dabryne
Fort Doge
Waterloo
Fort Dodges
North Bound
St Paul Lim
Albert Lea Pass
Albert Lea
St. Paul
Albert Lea Way
St. Paul and
Chicago
Albert Gea
Samaddy
St. Joy
East Side
Kansas City
Ont
Weat
Twin City
Wast Side
East Stag
Railway connections and routes for Waterloo region
The notice lists connections of the Northern Railway at Waterloo Cedar Falls with No. 42 to Waverly and Omaha via GC G W Ry, No. 46 to Denver Junction with C G W, and No. 44 from Waverly to all points west on the C G W to Omaha.
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Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Northern Railway
Waverly
GC. G. W. Ry
Omaha
Denver
C.G
Boag
Daly
Sun
Dagow
Denyar
Denver Jet
IV Waverly
Tripoli
Bremer
Ar Sumner
G. G
Omnhs
G. W
South Bound
Bremet
Denyer Ji
Lanver
B.A
Glasgow
Ceday
Surgeon Therapy Defies Fear With Bitters Cure
Mrs Thas Ss Austin of Leavenworth Jod Kansas faced a serious female trouble with stomach and bowels. Her husband delayed surgery to try Thetric Bitters. The remedy reportedly cured her completely, promising benefits for liver biliousness jaundice fever debility and blood poisoning. Sold at Wangler Bros drug store for 50 cents.
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Mra
Thas
Ss. Austin
Leavenworth
Jod
Wangler 1 Bros
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