London doctor attacks Boston faith healing in strong terms
Sir Dyce Duckworth, a noted physician, labels Boston as a center of false doctrine and unstable living. He critiques the Emmanuel movement and Christian Science while conceding faith healing may aid regular medical practice when used with skilled medicine.
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London
Sir Dyce Dudkworth
Boston
Dyce
Emmanuel Movement
Christian Science
America
Sir Dyce Duckworth
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Jong
Doctor M Comb's Reply to Mackworth on Mental Healing
Dr Samuel McComb of the Emmanuel movement in Boston replied to Sir Dyce W Mackworth's condemnation of mental healing, addressing the debate over spiritual and psychological approaches to healing. The exchange highlights early 20th century tensions between religious reform movements and medical psychiatry.
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Dyce W Mackworth
Samuel McComb
Emmanuel Movement
Boston
Boston chorus girls praised by Klaw and Jerome backers
Marc Klaw of Klaw and Erlanger lauds Boston chorus girls for intelligence and poise. He arrived with Jerome K. Jerome's The New Lady Bantock, opening at Park Theatre, after securing rights from Charles Frohman and renaming the London success to appeal to American audiences.
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Aldwyn Theatre
London
Miss Fannie Ward
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English critic derides American faith healing debate
The English writer Sir Dyce is labeled ignorant and biased for his critique of faith healing. He condemns, then endorses, faith treatment in a controversial article, while some argue Americans are open to psychotherapeutic approaches and medical collaboration.
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Boston
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Sir Dyce
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Unlocated witnesses question alleged Monahan will
The article asks who Edward E. Davis Mary A. Watson and John T. Murphy are and where they are. It questions whether these three signatures on the rumored will found after Patrick Monahan’s death are genuine or could be explained if they appeared to support the document and its maker’s sudden death.
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Mary A. Watson
John T. Murphy
Patrick Monahan
Bridget Tosney
Patrick
John Monahan
Unanswered Questions in Charlestown Will Case Deepens Mystery
The Charlestown inquiry into the Monahan wash-tub will grows as Dr. Hammond claims the death followed fish consumption rather than Bright’s disease. John Monahan seeks three missing witnesses while heirs accuse concealment to protect about 60 000 in the will and 126 000 found assets.
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John Monahan
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Menahan
Sunday Post
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Will
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Capture of Whale at Provincetown Sparks Ownership Dispute
Provincetown reports a 40 foot right whale captured last Friday. Captain Joshua Nickerson claims ownership, while Charles G. Foster asserts he threw the first harpoon and that Nickerson finished the job.
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Joshua Nickerson
Charles G
Foster
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Post
Methuen Tax Assessors Face Action Over Searles Valuation
Massachusetts Tax Commissioner William P D Trefry plans to present facts to the attorney general on the Methuen assessors refusal to raise Edward I Searles valuation to 10 million dollars. Board chairman Millard F Emerson says no proof supports the 10 million figure and cites fear of Searles moving away.
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Edward I. Searles
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Searles
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Trefry
Whale Beached After Dramatic Capture Sparks Town
Foster fastened a harpoon as Captain Nickerson fired a bomb lance. The beached whale damaged fish weirs before capture. Its oil and bone are valued around 500 dollars. The big catch revived local whaling spirit as crowds cheered the boatmen.
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Foster
Nickerson
Who's Who in the Telephone Directory Tradition
The text extols the Telephone Directory as a popular business and social index used to ascertain identities and affiliations, a trusted reference echoed by many. It notes the directory serves as a key source for locating people and organizations.
Queen of Spain bets on larger family than Princess of Wales
King Edward, dining at Belgrave Square, recalled a wager between the Queen of Spain and the Princess of Wales over family size. The Queen allegedly claimed she would have a larger family than the Princess, who has six children, and Edward noted both he and President Roosevelt favor big families.
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Spain
Princess of Wales
Roosevelt
Szechenyi Family Plays Tennis and Polo in Cannes
Count and Countess Laszlo Szechenyi arrive at Villa Capo de Monte Cannes and join the Cannes Croquet and Lawn Tennis Club. They play doubles the day after arrival. The former Miss Vanderbilt shows strong wrist and backhand. The Count practices a powerful serve and takes lessons from Burke, the club pro. He keeps four ponies for polo in Cannes.
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Laszlo Szechenyi
Villa Capo de Monte
California Hill
Burke
Cafe Noir Chase & Sanborn Seal Brand Coffee
A tasting note praises Chase & Sanborn Seal Brand coffee for its rich flavor, claiming it requires no cream or sugar to enjoy. It notes cans of one and two pounds priced at 39 cents per pound and states it is never sold in bulk.
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Chase & Sanborn
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