Christian Science Leader's Death Shocks Boston Hotel
Miss Tomlinson, a prominent Christian Science figure, died after leaping from a hotel window during a night of hallucinations. Irving Tomlinson, her brother, found her body as medical staff and officials investigated the tragedy.
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Paine
Irving Tomlinson
Miss Tomlinson
Eastman
Tremont Street
Hudson, Mich
Irving C. Tomlinson
Christian Science Church
Concord
N. H
Eddy
Vincent B. Tomlinson
Worcester
Chandler
New Hampshire
Parker House
Quake Storm Hits Steamship La Provence
The steamer La Provence endured a violent Atlantic storm from midnight Tuesday to 5 am Wednesday, believed caused by the Mexico earthquake. Captain Alix attributes the meteorological anomaly to the same seismic forces. passengers were frightened but unharmed.
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New York
Atlantic
Mexico
Alix
Antique Costume Party Staged by Woman's Relief Corps
The Woman's Relief Corps 57 auxiliary to Post 200 6 A. R. of Jamaica Plain held a dancing party at the Thomas Street school. The event, titled an antique costume party, featured dresses from the revolutionary period and about fifty years prior. Organizers included Miss Susan J. Berry Mrs. Ridlon Miss Ida Wilkins Mrs. Jennie Reed Miss F. E. Lake Mrs. Charles Richardson Miss Lizzie Spooner and Miss Marie B. Shepard.
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Woman's Relief Corps
A. R
Jamaica Plain
Thomas Street
Susan J. Berry
Ridlon
Ida Wilkins
Jennie Reed
Charles Richardson
Lizzie Spooner
F. E. Kinhart
Marie B. Shepard
Roosevelt Hosts Austro Hungarian Tour Party at White House
President Roosevelt received a party of Austro Hungarians touring the United States and examining the coal industry. The visitors showed interest in American mining practices and policies during the reception at the White House.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Pilgrims' Society Banquet Hosts Colonial Premiers
Field Marshal Lord Roberts presided at a Claridge's banquet honoring colonial prime ministers in London for the colonial conference. The event was the most brilliant tribute yet accorded the visiting premiers.
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London
Lord Roberts
Claridge’s
Pilgrims’ Society
Pennsylvania Railroad official leaps to death at sea
L F Ford of Philadelphia a Pennsylvanian railroad construction superintendent reportedly died by suicide early today by jumping overboard from the Clyde Line steamer Comanche off Jacksonville Florida as she neared the harbor. His wife was aboard.
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Jacksonville
Fla
L. F. Ford
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Clyde Line
Comanche
Ford
Condemnation of Sunday legislation voiced by Cambridge group
The Middlesex County Young People's Society Christian Endeavor condemned a proposed Sunday law backed by the Legislature's recess committee. The annual Cambridge convention drew about 500 at Shepard Memorial Church with welcoming remarks by Mayor Walter C. Wardwell and several ministerial speakers in afternoon and evening sessions.
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Commonwealth
Middlesex County
Young People’s Society
Christian Endeavor
Shepard Memorial Church
Cambridge
Walter C. Wardwell
Howard Pease
Natick
George T. Smart
William E. Strong
Charles N. Thorp
Chelsea
William T. McElveen
101-Year-Old Bundren to Wed Long-Lost Sweetheart
John B Bundren, age 101, plans to wed Miss Rose McGuire on her 100th birthday August 26 1907 at Bundren’s Tennessee estate near Tatesville. They rekindle a Tennessee love from youth after years apart with a reunion invitation and cross Atlantic plans.
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ST. Louis
John B. Bundren
Miss Rose McGuire
Mr. Bundren
Tatesville
Tenn
Bundren
Miss McGuire
Tennessee
England
California
Bundrew
Preston
Lancashire
Walker's Loot Traced to New York Banks
Securities valued at 300000 dollars stolen from the Savings Bank of New Britain by William F. Walker have been traced to two New York banking houses. Detective Vallely said the banks are innocent purchasers in the case.
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New York
Savings Bank of New Britain
William F. Walker
Vallely
Roosevelt Cousin’s Body To Be Buried At Arlington
The body of George W. Roosevelt, cousin of the President, who died while serving as consul-general to Brussels, will be brought to the United States and interred at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Washington
George W. Roosevelt
Brussels
Arlington National Cemetery
Cure of Baby’s Sores With Cuticura Soap and Ointment
A Akron Ohio mother recounts extensive illness in her infant with a skin eruption that eluded three doctors. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment she reports complete healing and would pay five dollars if needed, noting the product cost seventy five cents. The statement is dated August 30 1905 and signed by Mrs George J Steese of 701 Coburn Street.
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George J. Steese
Coburn
Akron
Ohio
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Walker
N.Y
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