Mrs Eddy's Sons Contest Cemetery Choice After Estate Deal
Dr E J Foster Eddy and George W Glover say they as next of kin have the right to name burial place. Christian Science Church officials contend they signed away rights with a $400000 settlement after a Next Friends suit. The dispute centers on placing Mrs Eddy's remains in a mausoleum at Mt Auburn Cemetery.
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George W. Glover
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Mt. Auburn Cemetery
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Burial dispute over Mrs. Eddy estate heads to court
Church leaders weigh whether the sons of Mrs. Eddy are entitled to her property as the burial site at Mt. Auburn faces a possible court determination. Henry M. Baker, administrator, seeks consensus from the sons. Dr. Foster Eddy and George Glover lament feeling ignored by Christian Science leaders amid the disputed will.
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Admission card tricks at Mrs Eddy funeral plans
Witness recounts using two cards and tissue to appear with three tickets to Mrs Eddy’s estate. Guards allowed car through. no invitation or handshakes at the cemetery. Dr Foster Eddy’s ticket mishap explained. officials say no intent to bar attendance.
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Mrs. Eddy
Waterbury
Boston
Mr. Glover
Rhodes Wins Gold Medal From Arts and Letters Society
New York December 8 The American Academy of Arts and Letters awarded James Ford Rhodes of Boston its gold medal for notable achievement in history. The event honored Rhodes author of The History of the United States during a gathering led by John Bigelow who recently turned 93.
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American Academy of Arts and Letters
James Ford Rhodes
Boston
Mr. Bigelow
Dumas
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Boston Spitters Fined 105 Dollars Across 33 Cases
The Boston courts fined 33 men a total of 105 dollars for spitting on sidewalks yesterday. Fines ranged from 2 to 5 dollars. Six cases were filed. one man of the 88 was discharged.
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Massachusetts Accident Company Celebrates 27th Anniversary
The Massachusetts Accident Company closes its 27th anniversary with a banquet at Hotel Bellevue hosted by President G. Leonard McNeill. Notables include Walter C. Faxon of Hartford and Franklin J. Moore of Philadelphia, with agency staff from New England and beyond. The event ended with Auld Lang Syne as the crowd sang.
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Hotel Bellevue
G. Leonard McNeill
Walter C. Faxon
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Rumor Denied Of Boni de Castellane Death
Paris reports deny a circulating rumor that a well known Frenchman committed death by own action. Some versions linked Count Boni de Castellane to the affair, but authorities and witnesses say there is no truth to the report.
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Boni de Castellane
Funeral services for G. H. Tyler at Somerville home
In the presence of friends and colleagues, the funeral for George H. Tyler of Lamson and Hubbard, who served twenty years, was held yesterday morning at his residence 481 Medford Street Somerville with Rev. Francis Gray officiating.
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Lamson & Hubbard
Medford Street
Somerville
Francis Gray
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