Objection by Christian Scientists at Supreme Court Hearing
An audience largely of Christian Scientists fills the Supreme Judicial Courtroom to hear Herbert W. Eustace testify. Eustace says directors tried to control the Christian Science Publishing Society and threaten to render it an empty shell unless harmony with the church is maintained. Hearing to resume next morning.
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Supreme Judicial
Herbert W. Eustace
The
Christian Science Publishing Society
Eustace
Christian Science Church
Liddy
Rights of branch churches in dispute at Boston church case
The hearing on the trustees’ bill to restrain the Mother Church directors focuses on the church manual, with Eustace defending loyalty to Mrs. Eddy and the manual while directors’ counsel pushes for legal terms of the deed of trust. The exchange turns tense as both sides clash over whether the manual governs the dispute or legal instruments prevail.
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Eustace
Sherman L. Whipple
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mr. Eustace
Krauthoff
Krouthoff
Whipple
Col Garrett Assigned to Honolulu Mission
Lieutenant Colonel M M Garrett of the Quartermaster Corps was examined at Northeastern Department headquarters and found fit for duty for an important assignment to Honolulu. He has been on sick leave three months and has made his home in Boston during the war. Originally from Missouri, he long served in the army and was formerly a captain of infantry.
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M M. Garrett
Quartermaster Corps
Honolulu
Boston
Missouri
Army
Sailors Held for Window Smash at Tripoli Wine Co
Leon Lafontaine and Stanley Holdridge, young U. S. sailors, were held on high bail at Central Court yesterday for breaking a Tripoli Wine Company window and stealing a bottle of spirits at midnight.
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Leon Lafontaine
Stanley Holdridge
U. S
Central Court
Tripoli
Women Attack Shrine In Clinton Case At Court
A gypsy band leader his wife and their two adult daughters faced charges for stoning and desecrating the shrine of the Blessed Virgin off Cameron Street. The case opened in Clinton noting dramatic testimony and emotional scenes at the local court.
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Clinton
Cameron Street
Gypsy Women Proclaim Innocence Despite Guilty Ruling
The gypsy women, with tearful denials, challenge government witnesses as they protest their innocence and claim reverence for the shrine. The husband, a typical gypsy, pleads for leniency after the judge fines the women ten dollars each. Yesterday noon Chief of Police John F. McGee received a telephone call.
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John F. McGee
Shrine damaged as three women stand accused
Three women including Bessie Stanley and her daughters Ida and Macy Stanley were arraigned in Clinton on charges of stoning and desecrating the Virgin shrine near Cameron street. Police testimony described broken glass and a damaged statue after missiles were hurled from a country road.
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Our Lady of the Rosary
Cameron Street
Hudson
Clinton
Hudson and
Marlboro
McGee
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Jordan Marsh Company
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William H. Stanley
New England
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