Bible Students General Convention in Celoron Aud
Pastor Russell addressed about 6000 Bible Students at Celoron Auditorium. He urged reading the Bible from its own standpoint and using reason, contrasting it with higher criticism. He argued death is not natural and that Adam died as a man, not spiritually, and that divine salvation aims to restore humanity to paradise through the Redeemer's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Russell
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Celoron
Calvary
Adam
Heaven
Preaching to the Dead and the Faithful Remnant
The article discusses the gospel preached to a world juridically dead in trespasses and sins, the call to become New Creatures begotten by the Holy Spirit, and the future First Resurrection. It explains being judged by God in spirit rather than by worldly judgment, and the reward for faithful followers who endure the trials of the flesh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Adam
Jesus
God
Adam
St. Paul
Apostle
Kidney trouble warning promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea
An ad warns kidney disease is serious and often hidden until advanced, urging use of Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a preventative 35 cent remedy from D. H. Fry. The testimonial claims the product cleanses and regulates the system and has been a preventive for thirty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Hollister
D. H. Fry
Foley's Kidney Remedy Cures Mr. Brown in Reynoldsville
A customer from Reynoldsville Illinois reports months of kidney trouble that resisted treatment until Foley's Kidney Remedy. After using several large bottles he achieved a complete cure and urges others to try the medicine available at North Yakima Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Claude Brown
Reynoldsville
Ill
North Yakima
Society fears list after Narragansett Pier raid
Constable Cross raided the Narragansett Pier club Sunday prompting consternation in society circles over the possible publication of names of prominent men and women. More than thirty women were playing roulette when the raid occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constable Cross
Narragansett Pier Club
Prom
Vistas of the Orient in Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill Show
The Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill exhibition blends Western life with Far East scenes in a moving pageant. It will feature Japanese Cavalrymen Arabian Acrobats Hinidoo Fakirs Whitting Dervish and elephant stunts. The double exhibition promises a memorable farewell with vivid Oriental and Western contrasts.
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Buffalo Bills
Wild West
Pawnee Bill
Far East
Sahara
India
Egypt
Desert
Orient
Buffalo Bill
Blood Stands Still Poses No Cure for Piles
An old promotional notice claims piles persist due to stagnant blood in the lower bowel and promotes Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid sold by Fred L. Janeck in North Yakima Wales. The ad promises blood-clearing effects with a 24 day treatment for $1 and offers a booklet from Dr. Leonhardt Co. Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Station B
Buffalo, N. Y
Chinese Smuggling Plague Alleged Across Pacific Coast
Government officials report 30000 Chinese waiting in Canada to enter the United States and a fleet of 20 light craft smuggling them along Puget Sound. Stowaways land in Canada then move to cannery towns, with skippers evading revenue cutters as they ferry contraband into Oregon and California.
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Portland
Canada
United States
Puget Sound
Sound
Oregon
California
Revenue Cutter
Shin Grabbing Success In Auto Crash Recovery
Mrs Williamf Kinkaid remains seriously ill after an automobile crash with the North Pacific train. Doctors report skin grafts from her leg to her foot are taking well and a small area unprotected only remains. Complete recovery hoped for soon.
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Williamf. Kinkaid
N. P
Pining for Old Braes, Bride-Scot Kills Self on Montana Ranch
Helena reports Anna H. Daird a Scottish bride to a wealthy Montana sheep rancher was found dead by hanging in a sheep shed. Neighbors note homesickness and isolation on vast ranches as a cause. Husband away on business trip left her alone.
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Helena
Mont
Anna H. Laird
Scotland
Montana
Bonnie Scotland
Mrs. Laird
Mrs.Laird
Bonnie
Leopard Facts and Tales From the World’s Cats
A long handwritten piece describes leopards as ferocious, nocturnal climbers found worldwide from Africa to Asia. It covers size variation, feeding on livestock and humans, cub rearing, and famous incidents including a Hong Kong dining room attack and a boy seized in Africa. It notes snow leopards in central Asia, their tame disposition in captivity, and contrasting African leopard skins with Asiatic types.
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Cape of Good Hope
Atlas Mountains
China
Black Sea
Caucasus
India
Africa
Hongkong
Central Asia
Taft to Offset Joker in Indian Lands Appeal Plan
Justice Department to reclaim title to vast Oklahoma Indian lands. Dowrey found a Joker in the Indian Appropriation Bill. Officials plan a procedural offset to delay and extend appeal to the Supreme Court in 20 000 contracts favoring the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Mass
Oklahoma
Department of Justice
Dowery
Taft
Congress
U. S. Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Eighth Circuit
Circuit Cour
Supreme Court
Clue Found in Murder Case of William L. Rice
Detectives in Cleveland report a bag of six dead chickens found near Rice's body as a potential clue to his murder. Police caution against a definite motive while noting the case remains unsolved. Mrs. Rice and four daughters arrived from Winie Mass, with associates in New York traveling on the story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
William L. Rice
Rice
Wiinie
Mass
The California Fig Syrup Co. Promotes Its Genuine Syrup of Fig
The California Syrup Co markets Syrup of figs and Elixir of Senna made from pure medicinal plant principles. It warns that only the genuine product, with the full company name on the front, provides the intended effects and discourages imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Tig Syrup Co
California Pig Syrup Co
California Fig Syrup Co
Dr King’s New Discovery Praised As Cure All
A reader endorses Dr King’s New Discovery claiming a severe cold and cough were cured after one bottle. The testimonial asserts the medicine fights diseased lungs hemorrhages grippe asthma hay fever and other lung troubles. Trial bottle offered free and guaranteed by Clark's Pharmacy.
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Breyeau
Wistever
J. Dt. Pith
Mt. NS
Clark's
Knights Parade Expected As 69000 Knights March
The 1915 conclave delegation arrives with aims to secure the Weights Templar Gurmetage in multiple cities. California plans to distribute 2000 boxes of oranges Wednesday evening as a major display feature precedes the parade expected to draw 69000 knights.
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Edd Ageoy
CANOS
OAS
Basque Catholics vow defense of Catholicism in Spain
Basque Catholic juntas meet in San Sebastian to wage a broad campaign in defense of Catholicism and spread propaganda. They name a committee to organize a large demonstration against the government and plan militant juntas in each province. Carlist readers also met behind closed doors. Cardinal Merry Del Vaz sent thanks to the pope to the junta president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Sebastian
Spain
Basque
Merry del Vaz
Track laying reaches Grandview with injunction delaying work
Brice and Eshhbaugh foreman T W Mane reports North Coast line likely to reach Grainger by early September though an injunction blocks crossing a street in Grandview temporarily. Celebration plans grow as hotel work proceeds, and an excursion train is planned to move crowds from Pasco Richland Kennewick and other towns.
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Yakima
Mannan
Wenthewielk
Pasco
Richland
Kiona
Kennewick
Yakimata Valley Road
Zillah
Parker Botstom
Granger
Valeime
Benton
Ine
Evers
Grandview
Woodruff Signals Taft Accord on New York Direct Primary
Beverly Massachusetts reports Republican state chairman Timothy G. Woodruff and President Taft discussing New York politics. Woodruff favors direct primary as central to convention principles and opposes Gubernatorial foe’s stand. Taft endorses the convention plan and may back direct primary for state elections.
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New York
Beverly
Mass
Timothy G. Woodruff
Taft
Woodruff
Woolruff
Princess Beatrice Sails With Princess May Survivors
The Steamer Princess Beatrice sailed for Vancouver today carrying survivors of the wrecked Princess May which went on the reef of Sentinel Island last Friday. The wreck is not expected to break up as hot weather continues fair.
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Junbay
Aluaska
Aug
Viencouver
Sentinel
Crippen in haareh He Aue SS With fon artinied Bird
The report describes a Sunday service at a chapel on the provincial field with Crippen and an attempted divine service. Miss Lenoye refused to let prisoners attend and spent the day reading. Protest by Miss Daen is noted against Liebertler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripe
Mish Lenoye
TC Foiret
Baslind
Oworlen
Mohelt Inn
Ste. Vith
Gillipatches Shell
Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised for pain relief
An advertisement claims Ballard's Snow Liniment eases neck and back pain from drafts. It promotes 25 cents to 1 dollar bottles and lists Lola by D. H. Fry at 10 Yakima Avenue and C. W. Camp at Yakima and Third Ave as sellers.
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Ballard
Lola
D. H. Fry
Yakima Avenue
C. W. Camp
Yakima
Third Ave
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John Iff
Matthew
Christ
Jesus Christ
Peter
Messiah
Narragansett, Pier
R. IL
Col. Cody
FUL
Usly
Chicken Thieves
Pind Das
Powls
Mich
Muxee City
Frank Albert
North
Wash
Vancouver
Crippen In
Haareh
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