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November 10, 1898 ISSUE
THE HAROLD FREDERIC CASE
Although the "yellow Journals" on both sides of the Atlantic have not seen fit to adopt the advice of Captain Sigsbee, concerning the sinking of the Maine, to "suspend judgment" in relation to the case of Harold Frederic, the conservative, unbiased better judgment of the people has done so, and will continue to do so.
If the hot-headed, one-sided writers of inflammatory editorials had stopped to think just a little, they would not have given vent to such unreasoning and nonsensical philippics.

November 10, 1898
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November 10, 1898 issue
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CALLS ANTI-TOXINE A HUMBUG
J. Morrison
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MISCELLANY
C. M Howe
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EARLY CHIMES
MARY BAKER EDDY
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A WORD
MARY BAKER EDDY
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION
William McKinley
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EXPERIENCES
Wm. T. Kilgrove
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Two years ago I was sick both in body and mind, and was...
Joseph W. Hale
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Two years ago I was making arrangements to leave Ohio...
L. S. Reasoner
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I had been an invalid for over ten years
Jenny A. Farnum
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Notices
MARY BAKER G. EDDY