Mrs Eddy Names Trustees For Her Estate
Mary Baker G Eddy issued a personal note from Pleasant View Concord naming trustees to handle her estate. The board includes Henry M Baker Archibald McLellan and Josiah E Fernald per the document filed in Merrimack County Supreme Court. The note explains the trustees hold her earnings from writing for the benefit of humanity and seeks peace and spiritual focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Merrimack County Supreme Court
Pleasant View
Henry M. Baker
Washington, D. C
New Hampshire
Archibald McLellan
Globe
Canada
Australia
Josiah E. Fernald
National State Capital Bank
Concord, N. H
Letters From Mrs Eddy Read In Mother Church
Two letters from Mrs Mary Baker Eddy were read at a Back Bay mother church meeting. The read letter to the church from Pleasant View Concord NH dated April 2 1907 discusses Christian Science faith and divine love. The second letter to First Reader W D McCracken dated March 22 1907 announces a board of trustees handling Eddy’s property and confirms her ongoing vigor.
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Mrs. Eddy
Mother Church
Back Bay
W. D. McCracken
Pleasant View
Concord
N. H
Mary G. Eddy
Christian Scientists Boost Russian Famine Relief Funds
Boston Christian Scientists added 1090 to the Russian Famine Relief fund in a special offering. Through Lee Higginson & Co the city has contributed 3078.19, and Gardiner Lane reports the Chinese famine relief total now stands at 3624.39.
State officers named again by governor
The Governor reappointed state officials including William W. Marvell of Fall River and George A. Maxfield of Holyoke to the Board of Registration in Dentistry, J William Spooner of Hing ham as Plymouth county medical examiner, Edward W. Brewer of Boston as clerk of the West Roxbury District Court, William B. de las Casas of Malden as a Metropolitan Park Commissioner member, and Selis A. Barton of Waltham as a Soldiers' Home trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Marvell
Fall River
George A. Maxfielad
Holyoke
Board of Registration In
Dentistry
J. William “Spooner
Hingham
Plymouth County
Edward W. Brewer
Boston
West Roxbury
William B. de Las Casas
Malden
Metropolitan Park Commission
Seilas A. Barton
Waltham
Soldiers’ Flame
Richardson Quits Moran as Doherty Named Successor
District Attorney Moran announced the resignation of assistant John S. Richardson who leaves to run as a Republican for district attorney. Philip J. Doherty is appointed in his place. Republicans weigh candidates including Arthur D. Hill and reformer George H. Tinkham. Walter A. Webster is also mentioned as a possible contender.
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Moran
John S. Richardson
Philip J. Doherty
Richardson
Doherty
Citizens Movement
Arthur D. Hill
Hill
George H. Tinkham
Tinkham
West Indies
Walter A. Webster
Quarantine Declared Hits St John New Brunswick
The Dominion Atlantic steamer Yarmouth returned to St John with 40 passengers after quarantine was established there. Smallpox cases in lumber camps 15 miles away and three patients in the isolation hospital are noted, with a recovered patient reappearing at the wharf before being sent back to Digby. The Yarmouth had been fumigated and today’s trip was the first since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John
N. B
Dominion Atlantic
Yarmouth
Digby
Lawson to Go to Europe to Study Copper Situation
Thomas W. Lawson plans to depart for Europe in about a week to examine the copper situation in various countries. His private secretary Edward McSweeney said by telephone that a sailing within a week is probable. Lawson will focus on copper issues and may be joined by his daughters who are also sailing to Europe.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Europe
Edward McSweeney
Lawson
Mr. Lawson
Boston Weather Outlook with Warmer, Showers Possible
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair skies and a bit warmer conditions on Thursday and Friday with local showers and southerly to westerly winds. Washington reports New England tomorrow will be fair and warmer with increasing cloudiness and possible showers by night as winds shift to fresh souths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Washington
New England
Brown's Bronchial Traches Aid Soothing Throat Relief
Advertisement notes immediate throat irritation and hoarseness relief from Brown's Bronchial Traches priced at 26c, 50c, and $1 per box. Product marketed as remedy with quick action for throat discomfort.
Violence Flare During Teamsters Strike in South Boston
The first clashes occurred after seven major firms refused union terms. Non union drivers were attacked, goods dumped, and police protected drivers. Replacement teams were led by police in carriages as tensions rose in South Boston.
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Teamsters
South
Boston
Master Teamsters Plan Finish To Strike Tonight
Last night union leaders met at 12 Pearl Street and pledged to pursue the strike to a finish with no talks with strikers today or in the near future. Clerks may drive if needed and leading firms like R S Brine & Co will aid. Struck firms include Hilliard & Son, Fifield Richardson, Boston Forwarding, K Knight & Son, Lewis Flanders, Annable, and Johnson & Co in South Boston and nearby areas.
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Master Teamsters’ Association
Pearl Street
Stebbins
Teamsters
R.S. Brine & Co
Harrison Loring, Jr
Joseph
Hilliard & Son
Second Street
South Boston
Charles Street
East Cambridge
Fifield, Richardson & Co
A Street
Boston Forwarding & Transfer Company
First Streets
K. Knight & Son Corporation
Hunneman ‘Street
Roxbury
Dorchester Avenue
Lewis Flanders Company
Granite Street
Harrison W. Annable
Front Street
Charlestown
Johnson & Co
D Street
Earthquake Strikes Villa Franca at St Michaels Azores
An April quake rocked Ponta Delgada and especially Villa Franca in the island of St Michaels. Panic spread as residents fled the town outskirts while Villa Franca’s ancient capital, once destroyed by eruptions and mud slides, saw the worst disturbances. Rich residents desert villas near the fortified harbor, population about 8000.
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Ponta del Gada
St. Michaels
Azore
Villa Franca
Police Shoot Mad Terrier in Somerville Home
A Boston terrier belonging to Wilbur F. Mansfield of 771 Broadway Somerville went berserk injuring furniture and clothing. Mrs Mansfield an invalid sheltered on the veranda while Mrs Currier defended herself with a chair. Patrolmen Hopkins and Lynch shot the dog in the Mansfield kitchen. the head will be sent to Dr Peters for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur F. Mansfield
Broadway
Somerville
Mansfield
Frank Hopkins
Lynch
Peters
Prevented By eral toate ar ora reven y srna ones
Ginger after meals offers relief for many stomach discomforts with potential digestion benefits. The text mentions a routine involving ginger and a dosing suggestion, though exact instructions are unclear.
Roxbury Man Kills Woman Then Tries Suicide in Waiting Room
Walter Stock, 26, of 40 Kent Street Roxbury, shot Miss Agnes Bates, 20, of 778 Parker Street Roxbury, in the Boston Elevated Railroad waiting room at Roxbury Crossing last evening. He turned the gun on himself, dying later from a shot in the neck. Bates died at City Hospital. Stock is under arrest on murder charges and believed insane.
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Walter Stock
Roxbury
Kent Street
Agnes Bates
Parker Street
Boston Elevated Railroad
Roxbury Crossing
Miss. Bates
Stock
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Miss Bates
Walter
Roosevelt Attacks Harriman in Washington Dispatch
The article reports President Roosevelt pressing a political attack on railroad magnate Harriman over 1904 campaign financing and a proposed U S Senate bid. Roosevelt defends his handling of contributions while detailing alleged hopes of using national party funds to aid Odell in New York state campaigning.
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Washington
White House
King Harriman
New York
United States Senate
Depew
Roosevelt
Harriman
Republican National Committee
Odell
New York State
Wall Street
National Republican Committee
Messrs. Cortelyou
Bliss
Bomb Blast in Schenectady Wounds Man and Leads to Arrest
Daniel Miller of 431 Liberty Street was severely mangled by an infernal machine believed sent by rival in love. John Hallanan is under arrest charged with attempted homicide. device mailed from North Adams, Massachusetts. Miller, to marry Miss Lillian Bedard, was to travel to New York tonight for gifts.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Daniel Miller
Liberty Street
John Hallanan
Miller
Express
North Adams
Mass
American Locomotive Plant
Lillian A. Bedard
Une
New York
Halignan
Tate
Miss Bedard
Long Examination Is Made of Prison Fate Rests on Report
An examination by the court proceeds to determine the fate of a prisoner as a key report is expected to be filed this morning. The article centers on legal proceedings and anticipated decisions impacting the inmate’s future.
Thaw Urges Delmas to Prepare for Tomorrow’s Argument
After the lunacy board concluded its examination of Harry K. Thaw they declared him sane and he hurried to tell Lawyer Delmas by messenger to be ready to proceed with his summing up argument tomorrow in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Delmas
Thaw Case Near Lunacy Ruling as Commission Reports
The Thaw case moves to a decisive stage as a lunacy commission reports its findings to Justice Fitzgerald. The panel will decide whether Thaw is insane and to be confined, or if the trial will continue with him deemed competent to stand trial. The commission completed its work tonight and will report tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Justice Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Thaw
Allen Ross Diefendorf
Middleown
Wagner
Thaw undergoes private exam as sanity verdict looms
Thaw faced a private mental and physical evaluation lasting over two hours alone before a three member commission. The panel, including Dr. Leopold Putzel, questioned him about delusions linked to the Stanford White case while noting his calm demeanor. Lawyers expect a verdict of sanity or continued trial implications with potential asylum commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford White
Putsel
Romberg
Boston & Worcester Trolley Air Line sells travel ease
Spring hats stay clean of smoke while traveling by the Boston and Worcester Trolley Air Line. Cars depart Park Square every 15 minutes offering low prices for riders.
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Boston & Worcester Trolley Air Line
Park Square
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McCracken
Reader McCracken
W.D. McCracken
Joseph E. Fernald
Mary Baker Eddy
Fi Sah Son Corp’n Liver St
Keith’s
Geo. W. Ison and Co
Jackson
Dis
Trict Attorney
ST. John, N. B
Thompson's Spa
A. m
A.m
Azores
Franca
Walter Stocks
Christopher Carajacas
William Paine
O'Neil
Station 10
Parker
Republican Committee
Democratic Committee
David McClure
Peter B. Olney
Leopold Putzel
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