Suit Brought by Mrs Woodbury for Libellous Charges
Mrs. Josephine C Woodbury widow of Frank Woodbury a Boston society figure allied with Christian Science sues founder Mary Baker Eddy and the organization for 250000 claiming libellous attacks on June 4 during a Scientist convention damaged her reputation. The case will be heard at the next Supreme Court session with counsel Frederick W Peabody stating the suit and funding details.
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Josephine C. ‘Woodbury
Frank Woodbury
Boston
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Scientist
Supreme Court
Woodbury
Christian Science Church
Beief
Eddy
Christian Science S Movement
Chamberlin
Frederick Chamberlin
Spokane
Wash
Mrs Woodbury Alleges Defamatory Attacks After Husband’s Death
Mrs. Josephine C Woodbury claims she has been slandered since her husband's death last May. The article notes she is a recognized figure in Boston society and accuses unnamed scientists of tried defamatory acts aimed at ruining her good name.
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Josephine C. Woodbury
Mock Marriage Continues After Court Revelations
A woman formerly calling herself Mrs Merithew agrees to wed him after clergy from Seashore Home counselled her for the sake of their five children. Merithew, still in jail, awaits release as Rev Deming and Rev Walker arrange the ceremony and mend the family broken by the scandal.
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Chardon Street
Meri
Cambridge
Merithew
Mr. Dering
Robert Walker
Mr. Deming
Merithen
Miss McHugh
Aba
Heroism was vain on Oneida Lake voyage
Jake Ghering and Charles Dunn glass workers from Cleveland started a voyage on Oneida Lake toward Lewis Point. After a capsize Dunn tied Ghering to the boat, the lash broke, Dunn lashed himself and Ghering together and tried to endure the ordeal until exhausted, with hopes of recovery.
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Utica
Jake Ghering
Charles Dunn
Cleveland
Oneida Lake
Lewis Point
Dunn
Ghering
Court Dismisses Equity Suit by Laroy In US Circuit Court
Yesterday Judge Brown dismissed the bills in equity brought by Laroy. The Starrett Mo Pag tb Ban Soh Boho au Wael Com and Athol ng hye Com appear as named plaintiffs with the suit tracing claims related to the transportation line and alleged losses. The case lacks clear factual detail in the fragmentary OCR text.
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United States
Brown
Laroy
Starrett Mo Pag
Te Pame
Athol Ng Hye
Pes Aceon Aes Co
Taerlaguinans
Zpos
Amherst Slaying Driven by Jealous Indian Lover
In Amherst on July 1 Edith Morell, 18, was shot twice by Eugene Pakahouer, an Indian farmhand from Carlisle who had pursued her after months of unwanted attention. He then set fire to buildings before vanishing, with police guessing he fled to the woods as a manhunt begins.
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Amherst
Eugene Pakahpuer
Carlisle
Ree Waa Ae Morell
Morell
South Amherst
Ane
John Chapman
Chapman
Henry C. Dickinson
Yare
Ites Morell
Christian Endeavor Society
Conway
Mass
Fatal family duel in Kentucky ends with two deaths
In Letcher county Kentucky Wil Smallwood and his uncle Colland Smallwood exchanged shots during a mountain road duel. Smallwood killed his uncle and was fatally wounded by his victim, with both men dying from their injuries.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Letcher County
Wil Smallwood
Colland Smallwood
Duel Talk In Atlanta Not Likely, Says Coolidge Jr
T Jefferson Coolidge Jr. doubts a duel will occur between Henry M Atkinson and General John Gill over Atlanta railroad consolidation with an electric company where Atkinson is president. The dispute began after Atkinson denounced Gill publicly from the City Club steps.
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T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
Atlanta
Henry M. Atkinson
Beston
Nep
Edward Atkinson
John Gill
Preas
Atkinson
Tal City Club Rooms
Eral Gill
Mr. Atkinson
Gill
Harvard
Mr. Coolidge
Woman Attempts Suicide With Oil of Cinnamon in Milford
In Milford on Pond Street a French woman, Mrs. Beron, attempted death by ingesting a large dose of oil of cinnamon during a despondent moment. Husband found her in agony. a doctor saved her after hours of treatment. The family, including five year old child, reported no known domestic troubles.
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Milford
Joseph Beron
Pond Street
Beronis
Dorchester GOP factional tensions brew over Gloucester event
Dorchester political leaders clash as Bates supporters push to boost Speaker Bates at a Gloucester dinner. Gilpatrick’s Maine message, Ward 16 splits, and Garrulous ward factions show a party divided, with Bates and Guild camps running separate headquarters and staffing.
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Gloucenter
Bates
Dorchester
Organizani
Gilpatric
Wilds of
Maine
Reublican Party
Congress
Atwood
William H. Lott
Dstrict
Ward 16
Russell
Council
Folsom
Sanford
Stewart
Folsom-Sanford
Gloucester
EH. B. Callender
Whall
Towle
John B Dumond
Sands
Parker's
Young’s
Guild
Tremonnt
Bates People
Charlies E. Mann
Bancroft
Clinton
Diamond Robbery at Oceanside Hotel Baffles Gloucester Police
Police investigate a bold theft at the Oceanside Hotel Magnolia. A wealthy Wheeling family, Mr and Mrs Peterson, registered a week earlier and stored diamonds valued at 2000 in a new trunk. A jewelry bag disappeared from their locked room between 2:30 and 3 PM, despite other trunks being searched.
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Gloucester
Oceansite
Magnolia
Boston Ward
Peterson
Wheeling
W. Ve
Assault by Lynn Strikers at West Lynn Factory
Workers at Thomas A. Kelly & Co morocco factory in West Lynn were assaulted by striker(s) while returning to work. Charles Johnson, once a strike agitator, was struck by Harold Lane who was arrested later. Lane led the strikers committee and faced assault and battery charges after the incident.
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Harold Lane
Johnson
Wilson
Charles Johnson
Mirwey
Bowers
Chicago arrest ends six wife marriage scheme
Police say Martin Dots, alias Henry Doe geng, married six women from Wheeling to Milwaukee then to Chicago. One wife died under suspicion after receiving funds, another was left with assets, and Dots was arrested in Chicago after previously being charged in a mortgage goods case. He reportedly fled with substantial cash and valuables across several states.
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Chicago
Martin Dots
Dots
Wheeling
W. Va
Henry Doegeng
Ohio River
Milwaukee
Maximiliana Speck
Elizabeth Schmidt
Carolina Schender
Milwauee
Witlin
Dotz
Hahn
South Ride
Milliner Shoots Man After Accusations in Fairview
Miss Fanny Goodwin of Fairview shoots Bryan Allegreen after claiming slander. Allegreen, a well known local merchant with sporting ties, lies mortally wounded. Police action pending as arrest has not yet occurred.
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Hopkinsville
Fanny Goodwin
Fairview
Bryan Allegreen
Miss Goodwin
Allegreen
Aid for Mrs Maybrick Questions In Commons
In the House of Commons on July 31 Mr Michael Davitt asked about Mrs Florence Maybrick. M W Ridley the field secretary said representations from the American ambassador and private petitions for clemency had been received but the Home Office would not make them public.
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London
House of Commons
Michael Davitt
M. W. Ridley
Florence Maybrick
Home Office
Two Men Executed by Electrocution at Sing Sing
New York July 1 two inmates Lewis Pullerson and Michael McDonald were electrocuted at Sing Sing. Pullerson died at 8 23 pm and McDonald twenty minutes later. McDonald showed greater muscular endurance and remained calm, even as his heart beat after the first shock.
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New York
Lewis Pullerson
Michael McDonald
Sing
Pullerson
Maldh
McDonald
Sing Sing
Pullers Son
Hadh
Hera Creedon
Myth
Coolnem
Ae Frmetep
BR. T. Irvine
Sing Ging
HughcDonald
Pullecson
Parker House Accident Injures William Lovett
William Lovett 28 of 10 Warrenton Street employed at the Parker House fell from a broken elevator rail while sending a basket to the basement laundry. He sustained a fractured wrist and other bruises and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Wiliam Lovett
Warrenton Street
Parker House
Yester
Lovett
Accidents Reported Across City With Multiple Injuries
Planks toppled onto Timothy T. Sullivan at 97 Decatur Street injuring his right leg and he was sent to Massachusetts General Hospital. Thomas Cullinan, a three and one half year old boy, suffered head injuries after an outward bound car collision near Fenian Street. A reaper falling from a wagon on East Street caused head injuries and was admitted to City Hospital. D. Rickard, a young woman on Allen Street, Boston, was injured in an electric car crash near the bridge transfer area and received medical care for head injuries.
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Timothy T. Sullivan
Decatur Street
Warren Steamship Company
Massachustts General Hospital
Thomas Cullinan
Fimerson
Reaper Runaine
Leas at rn fe Le Moasy pay Tee
Leas at rn fe Le Moasy pay Tee. The fragmentary text mentions a payment or wage item with unclear context and several garbled terms. No definite names or dates can be confirmed from the available material.
Woman in Dreyfus Case Visited by Detective at Embassy
Paris sources report an unnamed woman once a servant at the German embassy was visited by a detective seeking papers about her testimony. One tale says she locked him in a room and summoned police, another says a scuffle occurred and both were taken to the station where the detective proved his identity.
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New York
Paris
Aoon
Colonial Club Dedicates New House on Brookline Street
The Old Colonial Club opened a new five story house at 2 Brookline Street yesterday. Incorporation occurred last May. The organization gathers young men interested in bicycling and starts with a membership of 375. The twenty room building was once one of the finest rest houses.
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Old Colonial Club
Brookline Street
Qresterday
Boston club opens renovated premises with notable members
The Boston club house reopened after extensive renovations from cellar to attic with dining room reading and recreation spaces. Members include Albert A. Frothingham president and N Wallace Paine vice president among officers and directors from local businesses and unions. A reception ran from 3 to 9 pm followed by a concert by the American Waren Company Band of Waltham.
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Dences
Boston
Allen Wilson
Massachusetts
Che Warr
Charles WW. Fierce
Yo A. Mitenells
George H. Lowe
Mana
Anarice Jones
W. Cher Dana
F. Frank
Cadiptell Phoma Urige Alle
Atari
Albert’ A. Frothingham
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Chauncy-Hall
N. ‘Wallace Paine
Home Savings Bank
Arthur T. Otiss
F Pitts-Kimball Company
Walter A. Woods
Mite
Amerian Waren Company Band of
Waltham
Charles M. Jones
Walter B. Ow “ Bred ©. Jaeger
Austin W
Naked Man Found Dead at Pier In Shocking Discovery
A body was found near a pier yesterday with no clothes on, prompting police to investigate. The incident raised questions about circumstances leading to the death and whether foul play is involved.
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Arren Aventse
Police guard Mme Dreyfus route to prison tightens crowds
July 3 report says crowds at Mme Dreyfus home and the prison have grown, prompting gendarmes to guard the full route from Rue de Chattillon to Rue Duhamel. Police are ordered to prevent crossing into prison precincts, causing several minor clashes with bystanders.
Alger Defends War Expenditures and Army Selections
Secretary of War Rovert A Alger defends Civil War era military spending and officer training. He asserts fault for procurement costs is untrue and urges public access to records to prove the truth. He highlights officers Leonard Wood Grigsby Torrey and academy graduates guiding engineer and infantry regiments.
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Leonard Wood
Santiago
Puerto Principe
Grigsby
Torrey
Military Academy
London Times
Acceser
R. A. Alger
Washington, D. C
Boston Colored Citizens Seek Aid for Frasier Baker Family
At St Pauls Baptist Church in Boston Camden and Tremont streets a meeting planned sending Miss Lillian Clayton Jewett to Charleston to bring Frasier B Bakers family to Boston. They aim to raise ten thousand dollars for the family to live in the south and will consult Mrs Baker before proceeding.
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Boston
St. Paul's Baptist Church
Camden
Tremont Streets
Lillian Clayton Jewett
Charleston
D. C
Frasier B. Baker
Couple arraigned in New York dispute over heavy stolen goods
William A. and Clara G. Gilbert, residents of New York, were arraigned in the Municipal Criminal Court and held in bonds of 100 until August. Police found a valuable stash during a Hudson street room search. Chief Watta believes part of the goods were stolen and seeks owners.
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Municipal Criminal Court
William A
Clara G. Gilbert
New York
Hudson Street
Watta Beleves
Fa Erels
Owners of diseased horse fined in Municipal Court
The owner of a diseased horse was fined after a hearing before Judge Ely in the Municipal Court yesterday morning. James Murphy of Hyde Park won appeal in the case concerning the disposition of the animal.
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Ely
James , Murphy
Hyde Park
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