Watch Tower History

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Tuesday, February 28, 2017

Walter Leon Tucker

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We need a good scan [or photocopies] of his What is Russellism? Commonly Called Millennial Dawn. It was published in 1910. Anyone?
Sunday, February 26, 2017

Go back ...

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Go back and READ the post titled The social graces in the Internet Age http://truthhistory.blogspot.com/2017/02/the-social-graces-in-inter...
Saturday, February 25, 2017

A bit of our research collection

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Zion's Watch Tower original volumes: 1896, 1899, 1903, 1910, 1911, 1912.
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The social graces in the Internet Age

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            This blog has seen a pleasing readership increase. I appreciate those who share their finds, and I appreciate those who com...
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Polish adherents

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In statistics from 2013, around 9,500,000 Americans declared they were of Polish descent. That is around 3% of the American population. Va...
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Friday, February 24, 2017

J F Rutherford in Wales (1910)

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From the South Wales Daily Post for June 30, 1910 With grateful thanks to correspondent "Dienw" who pointed me in the righ...
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Thursday, February 23, 2017

More Swedish literature

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The 1890 American census recorded nearly 800,000 Swedish immigrants. Between 1885 and 1915 around 1.2 million from Sweden made the trip. I...
Tuesday, February 21, 2017

Recent visits. Nice. Few comments. Not at all nice.

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Sweden

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We know that the Watch Tower message made it to Sweden via personal letters from America by 1882. But we have very sparse documentation, an...

Bible Students in Wales during the time of Charles Taze Russell

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The caption reads Photo Drama of Creation - Drill Hall Merthyr - October 10th - 17th, 1915 The United Kingdom is made up of four c...
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Sunday, February 19, 2017

Swedish literature

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from Franco Below are some pages from the booklet What Say the Scriptures About Hell? published in the Swedish language in 1903. (Click o...
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Welsh

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This is a personal historical request. Has anyone ever come across a Welsh translation of Tabernacle Shadows? The received story is that t...
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Friday, February 17, 2017

In Germany

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In an interview with the New York Sun in August 1881, A. Bergner suggested that there were 'probably' Watch Tower adherents in Germ...
Thursday, February 16, 2017

Can you add detail to this?

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From chapter on early work in the UK Sheffield             Bender contracted with Clarkson & Company: Advertising Contractors...
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Tuesday, February 14, 2017

von Zech's Translation of Tabernacle Teachings

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Mr. Schulz asked me to repost this ...

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Tuesday, September 29, 2009 The Rules Calling me at home to "discuss" my book is a no-no. This blog exists as a forum f...
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We need a good translation of this ...

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First Watch Tower in Italian and French

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by Franco Below is the first Watch Tower issued in the French and Italian languages. The date is October 1903 and the content is the same...
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We need to see the ...

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We need to see the German language material noted in the final footnote. I thought we had that, but, if so, I cannot find it in our researc...
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Monday, February 13, 2017

Von Zech

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O. von Zech published a short-lived English language periodical starting in 1903. It's title was Witness to Prophecy. I can't locat...

If you have this, we'd like a scan

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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Bibelforscher-und-Bibelforschung-uber-das-Weltende-Funf-Vortrage-uber-die-sog-/332107751056?hash=item4d532a1e90:g:h...

Very, VERY temporary post

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I'm posting this for helpful comments. We like the 'well done' comments, and do make them. But we want to further this research ...
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Sunday, February 12, 2017

1881

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The earliest reference to Watch Tower adherents in Germany appears in a New York City newspaper in 1881, four years before von Zech started...

Our thanks ...

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Stellar contributions either in the comments sections or through posts. Specific thanks to: Stéphane. One of her comments went to spam. I ...

A New Year postcard

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from Franco Postcard dated November 10, 1911 sent by the brothers of San Germano Chisone (Italy)...
Saturday, February 11, 2017

Asking for the moon:

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We know that Otto von Zech wrote to his relatives in Germany, sending them tracts and writing persuasive letters. These probably do not exi...
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Postcard from F H Robison to A Weber

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Supplied by Franco (the correct spelling is Robison) This postcard dated 11 April 1912 was written in German by Brot...
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Thursday, February 9, 2017

Work in the UK - VERY temporary post

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We've returned to this while we wait on documents to arrive. Minor changes and updates. Usual rules. Do not share it. Copy for your own ...
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1912 with Dust Jacket. Unusual

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Not a WT publication: See comment trail ....
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Wednesday, February 8, 2017

We would like to have ....

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We would like to have these, but, alas, can't afford them ... http://www.ebay.com/itm/Das-Sektenwesen-unter-besonderer-Berucksichtigu...
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We need

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There are several German language anti-Russell and anti-Bible Student booklets, mostly from the 1920s. We need any from before 1910. Do you...
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Tuesday, February 7, 2017

Posting this for Dr. Schulz

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We read a large amount of commentary on Witness and Bible Student history. Many of those who write about these groups lack understandin...
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An Italian postcard

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from Franco From the 1982 Yearbook pages 129-130 “Now let us go back to the end of World War 1. Shortly after 1918, Brother Marcello...

French tracts

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from Franco L'ETUDIANT DE LA BIBLE for November 1915 (The Bible Students Monthly in French) LE JOURNAL POUR TOUS for Octobe...
Saturday, February 4, 2017

Can we attach this to Zion's Watch Tower.

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It is unlikely because of the date, but it is not impossible. Anyone want to pursue this research?   Chater was a Brethren writer. ...
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Chart Talks

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We need to know the date of the earliest Chart Talks in the UK. Anyone? We need someone who subscribes to this: https://www.britishnewspa...
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Friday, February 3, 2017

Recent Visitor Map - Pleasing. But where are the comments?

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On Rachael's Personal Blog

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You may be interested in a photo on Rachael's personal blog: http://wardancingpixie.blogspot.com/2017/02/the-perils-of-research.html

French Millennial Dawn

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This is the first edition of Divine Plan of the Ages in French. Released in 1897, both hard cover and soft cover. With grateful thanks to...
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Tuesday, January 31, 2017

Never ever ...

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Never underestimate the importance of what may seem merely interesting, even trivial. One of the recent letters posted here changed a paragr...

Can you translate this? [click image to view entire]

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Can we date this post card?

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Can you translate and date these? [Click to see full image]

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