Resurrection prediction by Mrs Eddy sparks church dispute
Augusta E Stetson, excommunicated from the Mother Church, claims Mary Baker Eddy is not dead and will reappear to symbolize divine motherhood and the coming millennium. She asserts Eddy lived on in spiritual form, detailing a faith-based transformation and the elimination of material belief through spiritual thought and eternal life.
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New York
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus Christ
Augusta E. Stetson
Mother Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mrs. Stetson
Mr. Eddy
Mrs
Ex Gov Hadley to Speak at Waterloo Chautauqua 1913
Ex Governor Herbert S Hadley of Missouri will speak at Waterloo Chautauqua closing events. A banquet at Ellis hotel will welcome Hadley before he appears on the platform. Fourth of July activities include a declamatory contest with $30 in prizes and a full day of lectures music and a picnic on the grounds.
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Hadley
Waterloo
Chautauqua
Waerloo
Herbert S. Hadley
Missouri
Ellis Hotel
International Operatic Company
Annie Dagault
Kaffir Boys’ Choir
Ottumwa doctor Boyer arrest warrant issued in reopened case
Police seek Dr Howard C Boyer in Ottumwa as a warrant is sworn in a case linked to January charges involving Miss Signe Schine of Ottumwa. The prior proceedings ended with no true bill after Mrs Boyer refused to prosecute. a divorce petition followed by new accusations prompts fresh legal action.
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Ottumwa
Howard C. Boyer
Dr. Boyer
Justice of the Peace Herring
Boyer
Signe Schine
Burkley
Iowa City
Schine
Norway
Signe Sehine
Auto crash near La Porte ends with minor injuries
The first local motor accident of the season occurred Tuesday when travelers from Waterloo, returning from Cedar Rapids, veered off a small bridge outside La Porte City. They left the ditch after a high speed run without headlights. The car was recovered Wednesday and moved to Waterloo. The council also approved a new drinking fountain on Main Street near Brust’s grocery, and repaired the public watering place. Joe Cobb plans to depart soon.
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Rame
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la Porte City Corner
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Iowa
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Waterloo Courier
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Ailing Women Credit Pinkham Compound in Change of Life
A Fleetwood Pennsylvania woman recounts relief from hot flashes dizziness headaches and anxiety after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes improved health and ability to avoid doctors for years and urges others to try the remedy during meno pause.
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Hit- Bert
Famous Corwith Bank Case Ends After Five Years
Mason City Iowa July 3 After five years in court bankruptcy of the defunct Corwith bank closed. Officers Ernest L Stilson and Oliver H Stilson had liabilities 135000 with assets to cover. Settlement effected. Cashier Standring fled with about 74000 of bank funds. He was last thought in Mexico. Andy Walbrook family left for extended visit with friends in Michigan.
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Bank of Corwith
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Oliver H. Stilson
Cummings
Stilson Brothers
Sit, OH
Standring
Mexico
New arrivals in Waterloo
New arrivals listed for Waterloo include Guy Arnold at 923 West Third Street and many others across addresses such as 216 Fremont, 415 Ankeny, 2103 Commercial, Fifth and Water, 1223 Franklin, 1608 Washington, 414 Vine, 312 Vaughan, and more. The notice compiles names and street locations for the incoming households and businesses.
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Waterloo
Guy Arnold
West Third St. Co
L. Bennett
Fremont
F. M. Brooks
Ankeny
Roy Coffin
Commercial
I. G. Eicheverg
Fifth and Water
E. W. Egdorg
Franklin
Mre
Martin Fuller
Washington
F. H. Flint
Vine
Gus Forester
Vaughan
Michael Gavighan
Frankin
D. A. Kellner
Saloon in Charter Oak Closed Over Age Verification
Des Moines July 2 An Iowa Supreme Court ruling affirmed a Charter Oak saloon closure for violating age verification law. The case holds bartenders must positively know a customer’s age even if the buyer claims to be 21. The decision cites a Wisconsin example and cites violations of nonpublic street location and underage liquor sale.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Supreme Court of Iowa
Charter Oak
Wisconsin
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