Logan Nation | 1903-02-07 | Page 6 | It's Evident that Prayer Didn't Avail in this Case |

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Date	1903-02-07
Paper	Logan Nation
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Article Title	It's Evident that Prayer Didn't Avail in this Case
Type	article
Date	1903-02-07
Paper	Logan Nation
Page	6
OCR Text	Show It's EvIdent'That Prayer Didn't Avail in This Case. Mrs. Jennie Deppert, a Christian Scientist of Indianapolis, Ind has died of smallpox without receiving medical attention. She was attended by a number num-ber of women, who conducted religious services and depended upon restoration restora-tion to prayer. The coroner began an official inquiry with a view to causing warrants to be issued against 'the faith healers attending the woman, accusing them of manslaughter and criminal neglect.
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