Four Congregations Hear Message At Mother Church
An annual communion of Christian Scientists at the Mother Church drew nearly 3000 people from around the world. Mary Baker Eddy delivered a lengthy message praising Christian Science and defending its practice against other healers, with church leaders praising her vision in a unanimous letter.
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Mary Lakery
Falmouth
Arch
Christ
Oesare
God
Eddy
Bishop Berkley
John W. Reeder
Roxbury
Hanna
Christian Moses
Mary Baker G. Eddy
N. H
Alf
E Chueh
Tragic Yale Secretaries Hay Death Shocks Commencement Week
Secretary Hay dies in a mysterious fall from a New Haven House window just before Yale commencement. Details show a 60 foot plunge amid a campus gathering of classmates and officials, with inquiry centering on accidental cause and no signs of alcohol. Funeral plans and official condolences follow as the nation mourns.
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Mr. Hay
New Haven House
Chapel Street
Young Hay
New London
Ex-Princess Chimay Seeks Quiet Return After Fortunes
Vienna reports the former Princess Chimay and her husband Rigo have settled abroad after an 8 cent fortune rumor. She has paid off creditors and now enjoys ample funds, contrasting with her prior troubled finances and public scrutiny.
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Vienna
Chimay
Mare Evar
Rigo
Ayers
Fortune
Prince Ferdinand Bulgarian Lifts Montenegro Princess in Serbian Crown Bid
Vienna dispatch notes that Princess Xenia of Montenegro is courted by Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria with a political aim to influence the Serbian throne. Observers in St Petersbourg, London, Rome say Servian succession may pass to Montenegro offspring. Russia may back Ferdinand as a compliant choice, given ties to British and German royal families. Princess Xenia, sister of the Queen of Italy, has previously rejected Serbia’s King Alexander and Prince George of Greece.
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Vienna
Xenia
Montenegro
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Queva Draga
Servia
St. Petersourze
Bertin
London
Rome
Russia
Ferdrend
Germany
Austria
England
X¢nia
Italy
Secvia
George
Greece
Xenia OF
Death of Adelbert Hay Notified by Cortelyou in Seconds
Secretary Hay learned of his son Adelbert Hay's death within an hour and a half after the tragedy. Secretary Cortelyou received the news via long-distance call from Moseley of the New Haven House. Hay prepared for departure to New Haven, while his family remained away in Cleveland and Newbury.
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Young Hay
Washington
Newburn
N. H
Hay
New Hampshire
New York
New Haven
New Haven House
Chapel Street
Yale
College
Hyperion Theatre
Matin Hotel
Julian Mason
Edward C. Mason
Chicago
del’ Hay
Haa
Long
Adelbert Hay
Sixteenth Street
Hill
House
Adelbert
Cortelyou
Moseley
Buffalo
Cleveland
Newbury
N.H
Lake Sunapee
Adelbert Hay Aged Yale Athlete Hero of Two Wars
Adelbert S. Hay eldest son of the Secretary of State, educated at Cleveland private schools and St Pauls in Concord NH for Yale. At Yale he excelled in athletics and stood six feet tall with a strong physique and brave temperament. He served as provost marshal at Gibraltar during a transport to Manila, later volunteered to South Africa near Pretoria, pursuing public service and a noted career before his early death.
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Adelbert S
Hay
Cleveland
St. Paul’s Academy
Concord
N. H
Yale
Adelbert
Gibraltar
Young Hay
Phillippines
Aviateer
Manila
Adelbert Hay Velunt
Thehilippines
May
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Note
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Baxter and June, with unclear names and places. It seems to reference a safety or meeting context but lacks readable details or outcomes. The text is too garbled for precise reconstruction or specifics.
East Boston Democrats Flock to Weir River Summer Club Outing
The East Boston Democrats gathered at the William EB Russell Club cottage by Weir River for a summer outing attended by 200 members and leaders. James F. Nolan led the Political Yacht Club crew, with speeches by Congressman Conry and others, as races and a ball game provided entertainment while political talk surfaced briefly. The event wrapped with dinner hosted by Captain Nolan and a note that fish stories will follow for the gullible.
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Boston
Noddile Island
Weir River
William EB. Russell
Pol
Weymouth
James F. Nolan
Ward 1
Political Yacht Club
William J. Donahoe
Philip Manning
Daniel J. Sheehan
T. H. Gannon
B. J. Farley
J. Kennedy
James Donovan
J. J. Corbett
John A. Kelcher
Mahoney
W. J. Donovan
Conrynd
J. FF. Fitzgerald
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Shaw
House of Representatives
Oddle Isle
Conry
Trim
Collins
Sterling Club
Russell Club
Frank McGee
John A. Sullivan
James Onovan
Dennis Reagan
Charlie” Kelley
James A. Fallon
Charlie
Billy
Keller Faces Civil Action After Barker Conviction
Friends of Rev. John Keller say steps will be taken to present Mrs. Lillie Barker's charges to an impartial jury. Barker’s conviction prompts talk of a civil action to probe Mrs. Barker's allegations of Keller's moral character and the money he allegedly borrowed, with church and Arlington, New Jersey adherents watching closely.
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New York
Friends of
John Keller
Lillie A. Barker
Keller
Thomas G. Barker
Barker
Richard. V. Lindabury
Joseph Parker, Jr
Halla
Wholesome Advice on Indigestion and Stuart’s Tablets
Dr Harlardson endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for post meal use to aid digestion. The tablets dissolve in the mouth and are claimed to digest food despite stomach weakness, with potential for building tissue in nervous patients. Sold openly in drug stores, said to be harmless and non patent.
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Harlardson
Stuart
Prison Sentencing Uncertain as Barker Faces Jail
Barker awaits sentencing next Thursday on charges carrying seven years in prison and a $2000 fine. His cheerfulness in jail contrasts with Keller’s potential liberty. Lawyer Marshall A. Van Winkle hints there may be an appeal only if the penalty is harsh.
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Keller
Tom
Barker
Marshall A. van Winkle
Whitman Gaelic School Meeting Enrolls Community Support
A Whitman public meeting at A O H Hall endorsed preserving the Irish language. P J O Daly of the Gaelic School Boston spoke. about 40 to 50 residents enrolled for weekly classes in Hibernian Hall with facilities provided free.
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I A. O. H. Hall
Whitman
J. D. Moran
P. J. O'Daly
Gaelic School of
Boston
Murphy
Division 8
O’kane Crowley
Hibernian Hall
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James Bar
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St. Name Church
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J. &. Waterman & Sons
Timms
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