Temple Erected as Tribute to Mrs Eddy Dedication Brings 40000 Plus
Boston witnesses the dedication of a new 2 million dollar Christian Science Temple in the Back Bay with seating for 5000 and six identical services. Mrs Mary Baker Eddy's dedicatory address is read by Way Motracken. Officials note 40000 attendees from across the country and world.
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Edward A Kimball
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Notice of Marriage and Death Notices Insertion Rules
The Washington Post announces that marriage and death notices inserted will appear in multiple listed newspapers upon application, with no guarantee of insertion or telegraphing. Newspapers include New York Times, Buffalo Courier, Chicago Record, Philadelphia Ledger, and others across major cities.
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Syracuse Post Standard
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Minnersolis Tribune
Cleverand Plain Dealer
Lincinnate
Enquirer
Stork Passes Them By in Chicago Theoseptical Society
Chicago chapter of the Theoseptical society reports no births in three years among 490 women. Mr J M Henderson, a longtime member, says many were parents before joining but the stork never returns. The group opposes anti race suicide teachings of President Roosevelt and expelled Charles W Leadbetter for alleged teaching that marriage could be welded like a pestilence.
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Theoseptical Society
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Roosealt
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Demonstration at City Hall Sparks Police Dispersal
Vienna reports say about 3000 Christian Socialists protested in the city hall area against the Hungarian ministry. Windows were broken during the melee as the Hungarian premier Wekerle and Kosuth faced the mob and retreated. Barons Beck and Bienerth apologized. Emperor Francis Joseph received delegates and praised loyalty while noting allied peace aims with Germany and Italy. The incident prompted investigations and statements of regret from Austrian officials.
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Alexandria Ward Elections Quiet as Incumbents Face Opposition
The Alexandria general election tomorrow will see aldermen and two councilmen elected per ward with Democratic candidates facing opposition only in the Fourth Ward where Republican Rank Kvané opposes Lt. Unter and Democrat Albert Bryan. Long and short terms are set by September 1, 1904, under the new Lima constitution to stagger council terms rather than electing the entire body at once.
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King Street
Alexandria
Rank Kvané
Lt. Unter
Albert Bryan
Lima
Grand Jury to Examine Curtin Murder Case and Cocaine Sales
In Alexandria the prosecuting attorney will seek a rigorous witness examination of forty or fifty people rather than present indictments in the Curtin murder case. The grand jury will review evidence on cocaine distribution in the city and possible imports from Washington amid renewed enforcement concerns. Naval vessels and excursions are noted, with ships anchored offshore and a river trip planned for the Young Men's Modalty Lyceum to River View.
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Farmers Summer School at Maryland College Park
A large Maryland Agricultural College event, the farmers summer school, will run the week of August 20 with lectures from university and Cornell experts. Director William L Amoss seeks at least 2 000 representative farmers to attend and learn about station experiments and college departments. Professors will discuss work in their charge and dairy poultry and home sanitation topics will feature prominently.
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Joseph Rice
Cornell University
Mig Agnes
Canada
Frances ‘Weldner
Dixey Hospital
Rev B F Carpenter Dead in Salem Typhoid and Meningitis
Reverend B F Carpenter, pastor of Methodist churches in Salem and Southalde, died at the hospital this morning from typhoid fever and meningitis. He was thirty five, leaving a wife and three children. His remains will be sent to Durham tomorrow for interment.
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N C
F Carpenter
Salem
Southalde
Durham
Apple Pie Ridge hailstorm wrecks farms and crops
A violent hailstorm swept Apple Pie Ridge near Winchester on June 10 blasting more than six farms. It ruined corn, oats, apples, peaches, pears, and wheat while cracking windows and crushing half-grown chickens. Local residents Barton Sibert Gracan Hiett Miller Green faced substantial losses, with early estimates around 310000.
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W C Gracan
Hiett
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Melvin Green
Child Drowns in Bath Tub in Virginia County
Special to The Washington Post from Fost, Ve June 10. Katharina Cather, eighteen months old, daughter of Edward Cather of Albin, died after falling into a tub with about six inches of water at her home. She was playing near the tub when she rolled in and disappeared. Her mother found her shortly after.
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Newmarket Post Office Robbery by Eight Men
Bandits tied to a gang robbed the Newmarket post office eighteen miles north of Harrisonburg at dawn. They blew the safe with nitroglycerin, wrecked furniture and door, and forced their escape with stamps and a small cash sum. Three men worked. police formed a posse toward the mountains and a valley-wide alarm was issued.
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Inhaled Gas Ends Life in Baltimore Home
Ellsworth Lynch aged 27 died by inhaling gas at Mrs Catherine Wrest’s Monument street home after sealing cracks with paper towels and clothing stuffed around windows. He had previously attempted suicide by swallowing carbolic acid two years earlier and suffered from its aftereffects.
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Brakeman Dies In Train Collision At Cumberland
Cumberland Md June 10 Frank Welsh twenty one a brakeman with Batt more and Ohio was crushed to death this morning while under two cars fixing the coupling The car he was under was struck by an engine that ran into the rear of his train at the Williams street crossing
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Maryland Agricultural College Holds Fiftieth Year Close
Special to The Washington Post from College Park Maryland June 10 the fiftieth year closing exercises began with Dr Curtis Lee Laws of Baltimore delivering the baccalaureate sermon in the college auditorium officials the college and station and student body attended a farewell meeting of the Young Men's Christian Association featured by Dr James B Clayton of Washington tomorrow athletic day at the college
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Canfield plans appeal after Delahunty verdict
Special to The Washington Post from Providence reports Richard A. Canfield returning home undisturbed by the jury verdict in the Delahunty suit. He denounces the decision as grossly unjust and says he will appeal if his counsel advises. He notes jurors could have awarded more and mentions discussions with New York attorneys to decide within thirty days.
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Life is a Gamble. Eugene Canfield Talks Gambling Profits
From the New York World, Eugene Canfield, famed gambler, discusses why gambling persists in New York and beyond. He defends legality, outlines licensing ideas, and explains his own gambling philosophy and past fortunes while denying ongoing crooked play in major houses and on ocean liners.
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Gambling in the Gene Canfield interview Philosophical stance
The interview quotes Canfield asserting gambling is a natural urge. He recalls entering gambling as a business, notes others may be unsuited, and claims to be calm and cool headed. He emphasizes no regrets and that gambling will always exist because it is born in people.
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