Pastor Russell Returns After Addresses Across Europe
The preacher Russell travels back to America in good condition after addressing large crowds in London and other cities. He cites biblical prophecies about all nations knowing the Lord and discusses the challenges of converting the heathen while urging continued faith and effort.
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Pastor Russell
America
Great Britain
Ireland
Germany
Warsaw
Russia
Rome
Jerusalem
London
Glasgow
Understanding the New Dispensation and Knowledge of God
A sermon-like reflection argues believers must study Scripture to understand the new dispensation foretold by prophets. It cautions against creeds and emphasizes knowing God through Christ, with calls to awaken to divine revelation, light against worldly darkness, and the dawning of a sunlit era.
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Ville
Peter
Christ
Peter Gad Jetin
Jeronines
Gaul
Diaghi
Sis
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Widely Respected Local User
A Washington State resident from Market Street, F Gardner of Pro cer, Wash., testifies in favor of Dean's Kidney Pills. He reports long time kidney and bladder troubles with pain, inability to stoop, and inflamed secretions, noting quick relief and improved mobility after taking the pills. He urges others with kidney issues to try them, noting the product's availability through Foster Milburn Co. in Buffalo, New York.
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Mid-Ocean
Uabakkuk ii
Bam
Jesus
Heaven
Earth
Jesus Christ
God
Father
Oain
Evers
Lesen
Matthew
North Wakima
Sidney
Dean
F. Gardner
Market Street
Procer
Wash
Whit Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New
Death of Raymond Lestie Vannotric After Illness
Raymond Lestie Vannotric died Monday from heart trouble following scarlet fever and diphtheria. Funeral at 10 this morning from his home conducted by Dr Gibson. His thirteen year old brother is hospitalized after an appendicitis operation.
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Raymond Lestie Vannotric
James FE. Vannotric
North Fourth Street
Cc. E. Gibson
Open inquiry promised into Morgen-Guggenheim syndicate ties
Washington May 30. A senate judiciary subcommittee considers charges that the Morgen Guggenheim syndicate influenced federal appointments including T R Lyons US district judge John Rusteard US district attorney and Herb Panulines US marshal in Maska. The probe would be public and cover all syndicate related political acts. Lyons once defended Howard Hasey a deputy federal marshal.
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Washington
Wickersham
Aliska
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ihut
Morgen-Guggenheim Syndicate
T. R. Lyons
John Rusteard
United States District Attorney
Terbert Panulines
United States Mareshal
Maska
Congress
Cunningham
Judge Lyons
Howard Hasey
Heasey
Hasey
Guggenheim
Seattle
Ffasey
Western Washington Fair Livestock Sale Set For Seattle
The second annual Western Washington Fair in Seattle next September will feature a major livestock sale under fair association auspices. Northwest buyers and regional wholesale meat dealers will attend to purchase fat cattle sheep and swine from exhibitors. Premiums up to 100 dollars will reward top fat cattle sheep and hogs while farm produce prizes cover fruits vegetables grains and forage crops. Applications for premium lists go to Secretary Gue Me L Richards Globe Building Seattle.
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Seattle
Fair Association
Northwest
Gue Me L. Richards
Globe Building
Lynch Mines to Resume Operations in Aurora District
The Aurora Mining and Milling Company plans to resume work at the Lynch mines near the Cleelum River about June. Seventeen claims have about 6000 invested in development. A block of 100000 shares was offered. 55000 bought by stockholders in three days. Proceeds fund machinery and mine operation. Mrs Westcott of Spokane visits cousin Mrs Weed in town.
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Lynch
Aurora Mining & Milling Company
Clelum River
Engineer Smith
Reid
Stand For Vehicles Established At Railroad Station
Definite arrangements made Saturday to convert the proposed park site at the railroad station into a stand for hacks and other vehicles. Officials including Superintendent DeForce Special Agent Williams and Master of Building Simson Sen viewed conditions and ordered conversion due to insufficient space between streetcar tracks and the station and express offices once regular Front street service begins.
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DeForce
Williams
Simson
Herald
Newest Notes of Science Report Diverse Inventions
A roundup of innovations and discoveries from 19th century science including leather dyeing through the skin, a water-filled light globe magnifier, high corn yields, a thumb mounted writer holder, and safer rail and electrical devices. It notes inventions in paper pulp boxes, cheap stove polish, and automatic phonograph cash registers, with notes on rail safety, telescopes, and geology.
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North
Chihuahua
Canada
Minnesota
Hudson Bay
Mediterranean
Caribbean
United States
Thome A. Molison
America
Philadelphia
Queen Margherita Observatory
Mount Rosa
Alps
Europe
Brankfort-on-the-Main
Germany
New England
Massachusetts
Vermont
French Academy of Sciences
Maryland
Yakima Valley to Push Exhibit at Chicago Land Show
Yakima valley will be well represented at the next land and irrigation exposition in Chicago this November. The Commercial Club board contracted for space and aims to showcase the Apple Empire from end to end with booths and coordinated efforts by fruit growers merchants and real estate men to attract eastern markets.
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Yakima Valley
Chicago
Board of Governors
Commercial Club
Robert P. Cross
Yakima Valleys
Cross
Spokane
Northwest
Regiment Armory
Foley Kidney Pills Credited With Kidney and Bladder Cure
Mr B F Kelley of Springfield Illinois says prolonged kidney and bladder trouble ached his health with dull headaches and painful urges. After taking Foley Kidney Pills for a few weeks he reports relief, headaches gone and kidney bladder function normal again, praising the medicine. North Yakima Drug Store.
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B. F. Kelley
Springfield
Til
Foley
North Yakima
The New Peudalism and Twentieth Century Magazine Contributors
The June issue of The Twentieth Century Magazine features leaders in progressive democracy including Senator Owen of Oklahoma Miles Poindexter Ellis Meredith John Do Works John M Stahl Marsden Manson and others. Their writings endorse Flowers fearless review in the struggle for a better democracy.
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Unis
Senator Owen
Oklahoma
Miles Poindexter
Washington
Progressives
Ellis Meredith
Board of Election Commissioners
Denver
Combinedflii
Jobn Do. Works
New Movemen
Los Angeles
U. S. Senate
John M. Stahl
Marsden Manson
San Francisco
Twentieth Century Magazine
Mr. Flowers
King’s New Discovery for Coughs Colds and Asthma
Marvelous Discoveries praise a new air flight era and Dr King’s new discovery to save life from coughs colds grippe asthma croup bronchitis hay fever and whooping cough. James M Black of Asheville NC says it cured his obstinate cough after other remedies failed. 60 cents and 75 cents. At battle free guarantee.
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Dr. King
James M. Black
Asheville
N. C
Mrs Becker Guests Return to Ellensburg Visit
Mrs. Josephine Becker, who has been visiting in Ellensburg, has returned. Miss Gladys Mason accompanied her to remain over Memorial Day.
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Josephine Becker
Ellensburg
Gladys Mason
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