Mystery of Mrs Eddy's Secret Journey Sparks Christian Science Rift
The Post reports on Mrs. Eddy moving from Concord to Brookline amid rumors of a coup among Christian Science leaders. Accounts vary whether the Boston move is a strategic division victory or a simple residence change guided by legal advice to oppose her son George Glover's suit over control of the property.
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Mrs. Eddy
Concord
Brookline
Christian Science Faith
George Glover
W. D. McCracken
Mother Church
Boston
Archibald McClellan
Christian Science
Mr. McCracken
Farlow
Mrs Eddy Moves to Chestnut Hill Estate with Two Vaults
The 34 room Chestnut Hill mansion of Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy, value about 150000, includes steel vaults and new features. Built on eight acres at Beacon and Hammond, it replaces her Concord residence Pleasant View as her Boston home with security and ample accommodations for her staff.
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Mary Baker G. Eddy
Massachusetts
Mechanics
Robert P. Walker
Chicago
Beacon
Hammond Streets
Chestnut Hill
Amory Lawrence
Brookline
Concord
Boston
Mrs. Eddy
Alexander McLellan
Christian Science World
Alfred Farlow
William Farlow
Waban Hill Terrace
Eddy
Christian Scientist Church
Mrs Eddy Moves to Boston Aides Speak on Residence Change
A leading Christian Science figure in Boston discusses Mrs Eddy’s move from Concord to Boston. He says the change was planned for years, not due to court action, and Mrs Eddy will avoid public services. The household includes Frye, Tomlinson, McLellan, Seargent, Morrill. new estate was enlarged for her use with added elevator service.
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Boston
Christian Science Church
Pleasant View
Post
Mrs Eddy Moves To New Brookline Home In Secret
An air of secrecy surrounded Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy as her party arrived at a Brookline mansion to begin residence. A sedan chair of attendants carried her in veiled procession past curious onlookers while photographers were kept at bay. Rumors swirl about Concord Christian Science leadership and motives for the sudden relocation, with friends and foes weighing possible legal and power dynamics within the sect.
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Brookline
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Farlow
Calvin Frye
Boston Christian Scientist
Concord
Christian Science
Mrs. Eddy
Boston
Concord Christian Scientists
Christian Science Church
Rumors in Concord Chapter Silence Ends
In Concord New Hampshire on January 26 tidbits swirl about local concerns and unnamed sources stirring curiosity among residents as officials offer cautious responses amid unclear details.
Bank Fails as Run Forces North America Closure in New York
New York January 26 The National Bank of North America will not open tomorrow after days of bank runs. Comptroller of the Currency W B Ridgely ordered liquidation and named Charles A Hanna, national bank examiner, as receiver. the bank is the largest Morse interests institution in the city.
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New York
National Bank of North America
Charles W. Morse
W. B. Ridgely
Charles A. Hanna
National Bank Examiner
Havemeyer Banks Liquidation After Heavy Withdrawals
After October's financial storm the bank faced persistent rumors about its condition. Clearing House aid totaling 2,200,000 helped temporarily, but withdrawals grew until directors decided to liquidate and requested the Comptroller of the Currency to oversee the process.
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W. F. Havemeyer
Clearing House Association
Havemeyer
Ank
Refused to Wed Lincoln on 1839 Proposal
Mary Frances Riley of Sioux City Iowa aged 85 died after a fall. Granddaughter of Henry Vanderburgh the Northwest Territory’s first judge and a favored niece of Illinois U S Senator William Richardson she declined Abraham Lincoln’s marriage proposal in 1839 choosing Major John J Dunlap instead. Born 1823 in Vincennes Indiana she later lived in Quincy Illinois and Chicago with spouses John G Riley and later his death. Survived by daughter Mrs H H Green of Cleveland and ten grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Tan
Mary Frances Riley
Henry Vanderburgh
George Washington
Northwest Territory
William A. Richardson
Illinois
Riley
Abraham Lincoln
Vincennes
Ind
Quincy
Ill
Lincoln
Douglas
John 8. Dunlap
John G. Riley
Chicago
H. H. Green
Cleveland
Nordica Denies Chicago Marriage Rumor in New York
Mme Nordica, arriving by the Twentieth Century Limited, denied reports she came to New York to marry. She will return to Chicago tomorrow after a Waldorf Astoria musicale arranged by Albert Bagby. Henry Russell, San Carlo director, rode the same train. Boston business explained his trip.
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New York
Mme
Nordica
Chicago
Twentieth Century Limited
Waldorf-Astoria
Albert Bagby
Henry Russell
San Carlo Opera Company
Mme. Nordica
Boston
Russell
Everett Car Crash Leaves Two Women Injured
In Glendale square two women, Fannie and Eliza Goldberg, were badly cut by flying glass when a Boston & Northern car collided with an Elevated car from Boston & Maplewood. Fannie suffered possible internal injuries. Eliza had a crushed leg and head and arm wounds. Several others were shaken and cut. Motormen and conductors from both cars were present as doctors and police treated victims and cleared the scene. Officials offered no immediate explanation, faulting likely brake failure on the Elevated car.
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Boston & Northern
Fannie
Eliza Goldberg
Fannie Goldberg
J. H. Mayne
T. H. Weymouth
Glendale Square
Ferry Street
Broadway
Boston & Maplewood Electric
Newtowne Club Presents The Silver Tureen Tonight
The Newtowne Club of Cambridge opens The Silver Tureen for a five night run at the club theatre in North Cambridge. The farce follows political boss Patrick O Hara McCue from a New York typewriting shop to a cafe exterior in Paris as misfortunes mount for a comic plot. The happy misadventure ends with McCue being surprised by his wife Honora with Miss Keyes and Fluffy Raffles in a Parisian setting as risqué gin rickeys appear.
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Newtowne Club
Cambridge
Club
North Cambridge
Patrick O’hara McCue
W. L. Mercer, Jr
New York
Paris
McCue
Honora McCue
James L. Brown
Miss Keyes
Harry Tafft
Raffles
Paree
May raid Vatican Museum sparks ownership debate
In Rome anti clerical journals argue over who owns the Vatican museums treasures. They claim the state holds exclusive rights to the art collected by Popes at great cost, while the pope is described as guardian whose treasures could be seized from the apostolic palace on short notice.
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Boylston J
United Cigar Stores Co
Rome
Vatican Museums
Apostolic Palace
Jeter Reveals Crispi Note On Museums Guardianship
A Jeter referencing the late Minister Crispi surfaces this week. In a 1851 letter to the Italian ambassador in Berlin Crispi stated museums belong to the state with the Pope as guardian and a guardian who would be held responsible under common law if he misplaced any art object.
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Crispi
Berlin
Bargain With Smoking Wife
Mrs. Eugene Foulkes' fondness for cigarettes sparked a quarrel with her husband in New Brunswick New Jersey. Justice Headley intervened and urged reconciliation. She agreed to quit smoking if he moved them from Milltown to Brooklyn, and they relocated today.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Eugene Foulkes
Justice of the Peace
Joseph A. Headley
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