Editorials

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The Memorial Services

Editor

Thursday, September 19, Anno Domini, 1901, will be a memorable day in the world's history.
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Tribute from Mrs. Eddy

Mary Baker Eddy

In response to a request from the committee on arrangements for the memorial service at Concord, N.
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Expressions of Condolence

Editor with contributions from WM. B. Johnson, Robert P. Walker, Edward A. Kimball, William G. Ewing

THE following message of condolence was sent to Mrs.
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Memorial Service

Editor with contributions from Mary Baker G. Eddy

IN accordance with the Proclamations of President Roosevelt and of Governor Crane, memorial services for the late President William McKinley, were held in the Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, of Boston, Mass.
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Mistake Corrected

Mary Baker G. Eddy

WE republish from The Daily Patriot of Concord, N.
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"Some Heretical Nobles."

Editor

The Boston Transcript republishes from the London Daily Mail an article bearing the above title, which contains some suggestive items.
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Is our Trend Religious, or are Churches and People Retrograding?

Editor

The Rev.
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"What shall we think of Christian Science?"

Editor

The Chicago Record-Herald recently published an extract from an interesting and able sermon delivered by the Rev.
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Not Authorized

Editor

A letter just received informs us that Miss Sue Ella Bradshaw and Frank W.
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"The Revelation of Christianus."

Editor

"The Revelation of Christianus and other Christian Science Poems" by the Earl of Dunmore, is the title of a book of poems by Lord Dunmore printed by the University Press, Cambridge, U.
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President McKinley

with contributions from W. G. Ewing

The attempted assassination of William McKinley, President of the United States, is among the most appalling events of modern history.
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The Concord Fair

Editor

One of the most interesting and successful annual State Fairs of the country was that which has just been held at Concord, N.