Christian Scientists Respond To Baltimore Dispatch
A Baltimore dispatch in The State Journal is cited to argue Christian Scientists do not claim perfect health. The writer asserts emphasis on spiritual healing, denies sickness as divine punishment, and defends adherence to faith while acknowledging mortal error and the right to liberty from it.
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Baltimore
The
State Journal
Chrlatien
Enawine
Christian
Chris
Miss Whitelock
Mysterious Westterm Kanmis Pew Game Under Work
Thomas Pratt of Studley Bineas reports a clipping to Major Anderson, noting caution about signing papers for strangers. He mentions swindlers nationwide using census jargon and hints at government detectives possibly being deployed to investigate.
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Thomas Pratt
Studley
Bineas
Anderson
Trained Nurse Praises Grape-Nuts After Trial
A physician’s wife once gave a nurse a packet of Grape-Nuts suggesting it would help her energy and patients. She reports the cereal tasted crisp, improved appetite, and aided digestion. After three weeks she felt energized, alert, and able to work harder with better cheerfulness.
Looting at Mare Navy Yard Prompts Investigator Visit
Deputy surveyor Chauncey St John travels to Mare inland navy yard to interview officers accused of involvement in a loot case tied to a vessel and large dutiable goods. He seeks authority to conduct searches amid claims by sailors and officers alike that they would not submit to a house search.
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San Francisco
Chauncey St. John
Mare Inland Navy Yard
Railroad Presidents Meet in Chicago to Tackle Western Rates
Western railroad leaders gathering in Chicago, including Missouri Pacific VP Warner and Union Pacific President Burt, seek to fix unsatisfactory traffic in the western territory. They plan to evaluate stalled rate regulation plans from June, including district committees at key hubs and the transcontinental passenger association valuation, with Atchison opposition cited.
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Chicago
New York
Berg
Western Railroada
St. Paul
Mississippi River
Warner
Missouri Pacific
Miller
Great Northern
Hannaford
Northern Pacific
Burt
Union Pacific
Felton
Chicago & Alton
Martin Hughit
Chicago & Northwestern
E P. Ripley
Atchison
Roswell P. Miller
Chicago, Milwaukee
St Paul
H. & Huntington
Southern Pacific
Henry C. Rouse
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Atchison Road
Republican gains shown by official Arkansas returns
The official returns from Arkansas report the 1890 state election results. Total votes cast 122,979 with Jefferson Davis (Dem.) 63,637 votes, Hi. L. Remmel (Rep.) 10,100, Albert A. Files (Populist) 3,641. Davis majority 44,806 and a 47,936 plurality. Compared with 1888 the Democratic vote rose, Republicans grew. versus 1996 Democrats fell and Republicans gained.
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Arkansas
Wouittie Rock
Tmnee
Jefferson Davis
Alvert A. Files
Davis
Scanlan Will Speak at Old Courthouse Meeting
Chicago speaker Jonn Scanlan will address Labor Question at the old courthouse Wednesday evening. The Republican Flame Beau will attend, with public invited. Also Ted Aohigas will speak at the Grand me unaee Thursday night and Holton Friday afternoon, followed by James Troutman in the evening.
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Jonn
Scanlan
Chicago
Old Court House
Beau Chuir
Ted Aohigas
Holton
Ty James A ‘Troutman
Wisconsin Starts Run on Trials at Port O1
The Wisconsin battleship began its run in port to prepare for trials after docking at Port O1. A sea trial is planned following the lead run. The report notes the vessel’s departure and early movements toward the trial phase, with routine harbor procedures observed.
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Wisconsin
San Francisco
National Wholesale Druggists Meet in Chicago Convention
Chicago hosts the twenty sixth annual gathering of the National Wholesale Druggists Association at the Auditorium Hotel for four days. The Proprietary Association joins in, representing leading wholesale druggists. Delegates number between four and five hundred as they push for a national pure drug law and a unified interstate trade framework. A memorial to Congress will be drafted to address conflicting state laws and stamp tax issues, with a committee planned to travel to Washington before adjournment.
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Chicago
National Wholesale Druggists Association
Auditorium
Proprietary Association of
Amelia
Congress
Washington
Congressional
Iron Works to Reopen in Pittsburg District
Olivers south side plant of the American Steel and Wire company resumes operations and orders start the Anderson plant within a week. Gates order closed mills since last April, revival spurred by demand for wire and nails. The move promises work for thousands in the district as American Sheet Steel and Republic Iron and Steel reach a disposal agreement involving plants in Toledo Ironton Hazelton Youngstown Sharon Canal Dover and Alexandria.
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Pittsburg
Olivers
American Stes! and Wire Company
Anderson
American Sheet Steel Company
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Toledo
Ironton
Hazelton
Youngstown
Ohio
Alexandria
Ind
Sharon
Republic
Canal Dover
Ferry Boat Sinks Off Oakland With Cars On Board
The freighter Thoroughfare of the Southern Pacific sank late last night off Oakland with many coal cars aboard. Crew escaped in time as water flooded the engine room and hold after heavy cars were loaded to one side. Major Edward Dravo returned from Luzon and was reassigned to New York. Forthcoming American visit by F. W. Reitz, former South African official, to Paris and then the United States. Minute Cough Cure advertised for quick relief.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Oaklant
Neseel
Governor Roumnevelt Arrives For Evening Meeting Tour
The Roonevedt party lands at 8 o'clock for a night gathering in this place before moving to Dillon Lima Pocatello Tolaho Ogden and Salt Lake City. Two meetings were held here including at the opera house with speeches from C. M. Webster and other Republican leaders as the governor tours to drum up support.
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Belew
Mont
Rept
Roonevedtee
Rankine Short
Clahey
Famgnd
Butte
Dillon
Lima
Pocatello
Tolaho
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Et Aiemitonthe
Micetine
Opera
Chalice Band
Roumnevelt
Audifieee
Bryanta
Ques
Bryan
Kansas City
Congress
Philippines
Thomas Jefferson
McKinney
Jefferson
Mr. Bryan
Alee
America
Lawton
Liscom
Reilly
Uying
China
Pekin
Leonard Wood
Reconcentrado
Ganeraie Macarthur
Wheaton and
Younr
Phindster
Murderer
Sander
Chaffee
Roosevelt speech on Philippines policy and US tariff stance
In a Montana stop Governor Roosevelt defends the Philippines as American territory and urges self government under the flag. He supports a gold standard and protective tariff, resisting calls for silver to be included in speeches. A bystander challenges currency policy, prompting a clear affirmation of the Republican platform.
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Evineston
Werner Roosevelt
Philippines
Congress
Port
Gertain Exci Missioners
Judit Taft
Oth Hepa Veania
Ble
Roosevelt
Fitizen
averLior
Carter
Montana
Transport Movement Ships Busy Supplying Armies
Washington dispatch reports Port Stevens arrived at Nagasaki from Taku unloading twenty escort wagons from Manila for foreigners rescued at Pekin. Athenia left Kobe for Manila with wagon trains for First cavalry. Strathnagle arrived Kobe with Ninth cavalry officers and men, 675 horses and 44 mules bound for Manila. Warren and Sherman also reached Manila carrying Ninth cavalry recruits and infantry battalions.
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Washington
Aas
Stevens
Nagasaki
Taku
Manila
Pekin
Athenia
Kobe
Philippines
China
War Department
Japan
Strathnagle
Ninth Cavalry
Warren
Sherman
Schooner Foundered as Storm Hits Grand Banks Fleet
The fishing fleet on the Grand Banks suffered disaster as the Provincetown schooner Wile A Mackay foundered after a gale. The Talisman towed its crew of 24 to safety near Bay Bulls, while one crew member, George Naughter, is reported missing.
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Grand Banks
St Johns
N. F
Talisman
Bay Bulls
St. Johne
Provincetown
Wile A. Mackay
Abe
George Naughter
Somerville
Vic Dory
Santa Fe Ultimatum Forces Kansas City Warehouse Plan
The Santa Fe railroad demands action to proceed with construction of warehouses in Kansas City. Officials say an ultimatum has been issued to secure the needed rights and funding for the 3.309 million square foot storage project. The move follows negotiations over routes and access, with city leaders weighing environmental and economic impacts.
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Kansas City
Santa Fe Road
Settlement on Allen Avenue Viaduct Project in City
The city offered a strip of Liberty Street as settlement for the viaduct issue. General Manager H A Mudge proposed either vacating or narrowing Liberty Street or lengthening the span by 15 feet to use the 80 foot strip, while discussing a reciprocal vacating of Kansas Avenue through the company freight house property. Deluxe.
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Allen Avenue
Liberty Street
Tolfeet Jong
Maniager H. A. Mudge
Waddell
Kansas Avenue
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War Sink
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Retreat
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Iron Works
Drave
Luzon
Edward EB. Dravoe
Department of the East
Mtieve
David JL. Brainerd
Tall Drug Stores
Transport Movement
Santa FE Ultimatum
Mechanic Street
Galveston
Castoria
Gavitt
Ollege
Olena
Harri
Quincy St
H.L. Tromp
Topeka
Convention of Christian Workers
Christian Moody Bible Institute
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York
Ae Roen
R. Gray
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