Victim Daisy Turley Dies After El Paso Assassin Deaths
Daisy Turley, longtime El Paso resident and sister of John Turley, died after heart failure while grieving over her brother's Oct 1 assassination by Max Miller. She had come to Tennessee for health and requested her mother’s rest, with funeral planned in Cedar Grove Cemetery Athens.
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Max Miller
Daisy May Turley
el Paso
Turney
Tennessee
Chigia
Mrs. Hoge
Miss Turley
John
Turley
Naugarer
Ese
Daisy
Ternnessee
East
Julia Turley
Mir
W. Turley
Athens
Tenn
Inter Wal
Cedar Grove
The Maid and the Mummy comes to the Hakeopery House
Amusements notes the popular musical has entered a second prosperous year with a larger chorus of thirty girls praised for beauty singing and dancing. The revival includes added chorus numbers and strong mechanical effects. Also see Usely Josh Perkins, the New England oral comedy drama, coming to Albuquerque with a stronger cast and entertaining specialties. Mrs Mo Wright arrives in Silver City as the LO,TM commander for New Mexico and Arizona.
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Ricwardt Carle
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Carle
Josh Perkins
Albuquerque
Iteff
Avenge
Bey & Anely
Mo Wright
New Mexico
Arizona
Phoenix
Arle
Silver City
Is Death Invading Seclusion Of Mrs Eddy Leader Of Scientists
Special Correspondence describes public curiosity about Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy founder of the Christian Science church. Reports note near death at her Concord New Hampshire home and limited access to followers and family. The piece covers her background, leadership style, and the Church's reach, including the Mother Church in Boston and the large worldwide membership. It mentions her book Science and Health and discusses the church's reliance on spiritual healing. Also included are unrelated notices about products and local events.
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Boston
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science Church
Concord
N. H
MacNeil
Glover
Asa G. Bady
Ise
Regan
Chris
Ian Selene
Bax
Eady
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