Temp le Dedication Draws 40000 Christian Scientists
Boston's Back Bay temple opening drew tens of thousands from all states and abroad. The $2,000,000 Christian Science Temple seats 5000 and hosted six identical services beginning at 7 am with Mrs Eddy not present. The event honored Mrs Eddy and the Mother Church, with remarks from Way Motracken and Kimball of Chicago.
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Back Bay
Mrsa. Eddy
Boston
New England
Back Bey District
Unio
Mary Baker G Eddy
Concord
N Ho
Way Motracken
Edward A Kimball
Chicago
New Temple
Mr. Eddy
Notice of Marriage and Death Insertion Across Newspapers
Public notice announces that marriage and death notices inserted in The Washington Post will appear simultaneously in multiple newspapers upon application, including New York Times, Buffalo Courier, Chicago Record Herald, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Providence Journal, Roanoke Dispatch, Rochester Herald, St Louis Republic, Syracuse Post Standard, St Paul Pioneer Press, Minneapolis Tribune, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Lincoln Journal, and other papers.
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Ugon
Omra Thargo
NEW York Times
Duffalo Courier
Chicago Record Herald
Philadelesia Public Ledger
Dispatch Providenge Tournal
Romester Herald
Louis Republic
Syracuse Post Standard
Paul Pioneer Press
Minnersolis Tribune
Cleverand Plain Dealer
Lincinnate
Enquirer
Stork Passes Birth Cult in Chicago Chapter
The Chicago chapter of the Theoseptical society reports no births in three years among its 490 women, claims by J M Henderson founder that the stork never reinstitutes members who become parents. The group opposes anti race suicide teachings of Roosevelt and expelled Charles W Leadbetter for advocating rapid marriage.
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Werrington
Chicago
Theoseptical Society
J M Henderson
Hwe
Stork
Roosealt
Charles W Leadbetter
European Crisis Deepens as Demonstration Sparks Violence
In Vienna three thousand Christian Socialists protested the Hungarian ministry, clashing with police near the Hungarian delegation. Premier Wekerle and Kosuth retreated as strikes of anti semitic readers spurred the crowd. Emperor Franz Joseph and Baron Beck issued apologies, pledging investigations and assurances of peace with Germany and Italy. The King’s assassination threat was noted, while Austria-Hungary pledged arms funding and railway openings.
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Hafzburg
Austria
Hungary
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Victoria
Germany
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Italy
Russia
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Quiet Election Faces Alexandria Aldermen And Councilmen
Washington Post reports Alexandria voters go to the polls tomorrow to elect aldermen and two councilmen per ward with Democrats holding most seats and Republicans contesting only in the Fourth ward. The council terms are staggered under the new Lima constitution, with long terms starting September 3 and short terms ending in 1906.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Rank Kvané
Lt. Unter
Albert Bryan
Lima
Grand Jury to Examine Curtin Murder Case and Cocaine Sales
Alexandria grand jury to hear forty or fifty witnesses on the Curtin murder case with no indictments to be presented immediately. Cocaine activity in the city to be reviewed, with possible ties to Washington imports. Naval training ships visited, while a freight engine turned over injuring crew and prompting safety notes. Methodist pastors to meet at Trinity Episcopal Church and Odd Fellows encampment plans to Harrisonburg with River View excursion by the Lyceum group.
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Washington
Methodist Episcopal Church of Washington
Trinity Biethodist Fiplecopal Church
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Maryland Farmers Summer School Planned at College Park
A large Maryland convention will run the week of August 20 at Maryland Agricultural College in College Park. Director William L Amoss leads a program for practical farm knowledge, with lectures from Cornell and Iowa experts, dairy and milk care, home sanitation, and livestock judging. Expected attendance exceeds 1,000 representative farmers.
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Joseph Rice
Cornell University
Mig Agnes
Canada
Frances ‘Weldner
Dixey Hospital
Rev B F Carpenter Dies at 35 in Salem
Special to The Washington Winston-Salem N C June 10 Reverend B F Carpenter pastor of the Methodist churches in Salem and Southside died at the hospital this morning from typhoid fever and meningitis. He was thirty five years old and leaves a wife and three children. His remains will be sent to Durham tomorrow for interment.
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Br A. W. Lucas
City Engineering Department
Syracuse
Washington Ee
Winston-Salem N C
F Carpenter
Salem
Southslde
Durham
Hail Storm Ravages Several Farms Near Winchester
A fierce hail storm swept Apple Pie Ridge in Winchester County on June 10, destroying crops on multiple farms including Meyer R Barton, J W Sibert, and W C Gracan. The storm wrecked corn, oats, apples, peaches, pears, and wheat, with losses near 310000. Windows shattered, fruit trees damaged, and several chickens killed by hail.
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Famond
Meyer R Barton
J W Sibert
W C Gracan
Hiett
David Miller
Melvin Green
Child Drowns in Water Tub in Albin County
Special to The Washington Fost Whichester reports the death of Katharina Cather eighteen months old daughter of Edward Cather of Albin county. She fell into a tub partly filled with water at her home this morning and drowned. The child was found by her mother in about six inches of water while playing near the tub.
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Washington Fost
Newmarket Post Office Robbed by 3 Men
The Newmarket post office eighteen miles north of Harrisonburg was robbed at dawn by three men known as gags gang. The safe was blown with nitroglycerin and the door wrecked. a piece of the door flew into Prices hardware store. They took a small cash sum and stamps, plus post office books and two mail pouches. Police formed a posse and pursued toward the mountains. no arrests. A general alarm sent to valley police.
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Inhaled Gas Ends Life At Monument Street Home
Ellsworth Lynch aged twenty seven died by inhaling gas at the home of Mrs Catherine Wrest on Monument Street Baltimore. He had previously tried to kill himself with carbolic acid two years earlier. The room appeared airtight with paper strips over cracks and towels stuffed around windows and doors. He had been despondent and suffered from the earlier poisoning.
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Washington Post
Baltimore Ma
Ellsworth Lynch
Catherine ‘Wrest
Monument Street
Brakeman dies after train collision in Cumberland
Cumberland Md June 10 Frank Welsh 21 a Baltimore and Ohio brakeman was crushed to death this morning while under two cars fixing a coupling at the Williams street crossing. An engine backed into the rear of his train, burying him beneath the car he was under.
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Frank Welsh
Battmore
Ohio
Willams Street
Maryland Agricultural College Holds 50th Year Closing Exercises
Dr Curtis Lee Laws of Baltimore delivered the baccalaureate sermon at the Maryland Agricultural College in College Park marking the fiftieth year. The audience included college officials, station officials, students, and visitors. A farewell meeting of the college YMCA featured Dr James B Clayton of Washington. Tomorrow features athletic day at the college.
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Young Men's Christian Association
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Washington
Canfield Kept Hopeful of Appeal in Delahunty Suit
Richard A. Canfield returned to Providence seeming unshaken by the jury verdict in the Delahunty case and said he intends to appeal. He denounced the award as grossly unjust and noted the jury could have awarded far more, expressing confidence in his New York counsel and a decision within thirty days after meeting their advisers.
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Life is a Gamble Man: Canfield on Gambling in New York
In a World interview Eugene Canfield, famed gambler, argues life is gambling and every person participates. He defends legalizing gambling with licensing and penalties, says crook games are rare in major houses, and notes his own detachment from daily play while recounting exploits and views on reformers, legality, and human nature.
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New York World
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New York
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Bnet
Gambling in the gambler's confession at a crossroads
The interview with Canfield reveals a frank view of gambling as a inherent trait. Read argues there are two sides to the question and that a gambler’s nature pushes some into the business, even as Canfield says he is done with it.
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