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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1911
Page
3
The article reports Mrs. Eddy’s heirs claim copyrights to Eddy writings under the 1909 law. They seek control of texts including Science and Health and related works, risking the Mother Church’s ability to publish a complete edition as copyrights expire and pass to the sons.
The article discusses 28 year copyright extensions for Science and Health and who may renew, noting Mrs. Eddy’s descendants control renewal rights. It explains original 1875 Boston publication, multiple revisions since 1877, and the contention that only Eddy’s sons can renew future copyrights under new law, impacting the Mother Church and its publication society.
John Nelson, 14, left Quincy with $1.50 chasing news of his mother three weeks after she died. He walked through snow to Calumet Michigan but was stopped in Chester Massachusetts by police who notified relatives. He pressed on with Taize Salinas seeking his mother.
A vigorous though patchy performance of Verdi's Trovatore last night featured Amato’s rich lyrical singing and Slezak's broad, stage filling Manrico. Rappold evoked delight in parts, while Maranzoni’s conducting hid some disconnects with chorus and soloists.
Xaver Scharwenka, Polish pianist and composer, appeared as soloist with the Boston Symphony Orchestra in Symphony Hall. His concert in F minor, heard at the 15th public rehearsal, drew praise for performance though critics found the score thick and lacking distinction with suggestions the tarantella fits better for two pianos.
Mexican forces under General Luque were repulsed after a five hour battle against insurrectos entrenched near Malata. Federals shelled from the opposite riverbank as shells hissed across the Rio Grande toward Troop H of the Third U S Cavalry patrolling the line.
Witnesses say Federal forces after fruitless assaults redirected fire toward women and children seeking refuge on the American side. One shell near Captain Williams of the cavalry killed an insurrecto observer on the American bank.
Mr. D. J. Lane a Kansas chemist at 532 Lane Ridge St Marys offers a asthma remedy tested on long sufferers. He will send a 1 bottle for $1 by express to any seeker and asks the recipient to report its effect within 10 days. If it cures the buyer pays. He assures success and urges correspondence.
The Christian Endeavor headquarters fund yardage reached $27,700 after a noon drive at City Club with $22,300 still needed. Contributors include E F Bickford $300 A Johnson $150 Pris cilla Publishing $100 W Bartholomew $100 Mrs F E Clark $100 and others totaling $1,622 to date.
Charles L. McClarty a former waiter at the Hotel St James Bowdoin square was found not guilty of manslaughter in the death of Peter Frotten on September 27. The defense argued Frotten and a companion Joy caused the disturbance after intoxication and were ejected. The government claimed McClarty struck a blow causing a brain hemorrhage.
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