Millionaire Leathe Dead in St Louis Real Estate Tycoon
Samuel H. Leathe, famed California Argonaut and major St Louis real estate owner worth millions, died at 10 45 P M in his home on Typcust Street due to Brights disease. He leaves a son from his first marriage and a widow, Grace Augusta Wilson, with burial planned in Woburn Massachusetts. His extensive holdings included 1600000 in Washington Avenue property 30 acres near Forest Park Boston estates and an orange grove near Pensacola Florida. He once profited from the La Motte lead mines Missouri and a Belleville to East St Louis coal line sale to Illinois Central.
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ST. Louis
Samuel H. Leathe
Typcust Street
Leathe
Bright
Liedthe
Ames
Massachusetts
Henrietta Baily
Cambridge
Mass
Samuel
T‘union
Grace Augusta Wilson
Oscar B. Wilson
Washington Avenue
Forest Park
Boston
St. Andrew's Bay
Pensacola
Florida
la Motte
Missouri
Belleville
Ill
East St. Louis
Illinois Central
Train kills man in Boston near Albany street bridge
An unknown well dressed man stepped in front of an outbound flyer on the New York Central line near the Albany street bridge to avoid a slow inbound. He was instantly killed, his body mutilated beyond recognition. No identity found. four pairs of unwrapped shoes located near the scene.
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New York Central Road
Albany Street Bridge
Independent League Honors North End Italian Leaders
Nearly a hundred business and professional men from the Italian colony gathered at Piscopo's Grotto for the annual observance of the Cercle Independense. L Marcucci presided as toastmaster with speakers including Charles Grillo Chevalier Brindisi Dr Scalzulli and P Zolla. The group stressed non-partisanship and urged full voting participation to counter bossism in the area.
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Piscopo
Cross Street
Cercle Independense
Independent League of the North End
L. Marcucci
Gazette
Charles Grillo
Eliot School
Chevalier Brindisi
Scalzulli
Pilgrim P. Zolla
Triangular Debate Won by Brown Men
Brown teams defeated Dartmouth at Providence and Williams at Williamstown to win the triangular debate held simultaneously at Brown, Dartmouth, and Williams. Dartmouth defeated Williams at Hanover.
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BROWN
Dartmouth
Williams
Providence
Williamstown
Hanover
Cuti cura Ends Child’s Skin Disease After Six Years
Father spent fortunes on a birth to age six skin illness for his daughter. An old doctor advised cuti cura, which cured her in two months, leaving her healthy and free of the disease.
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Rockingham Co
Herirth
Cuthura
W.P. Ingle
Burlington, N.C
Skin Remedies Change Child with Severe Skin Disease
A Burlington, North Carolina woman recalls a cousin tormented by a long lasting skin disease. After two months of Cuticura Remedies the child recovered, gaining soft skin free of scars. The witness believes the treatment worked and notes years later the cousin remained well.
Cuticura Ointment and Soap Promote Skin Care Worldwide
The advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment aided by Cuticura Soap as invaluable for rashes eczema itchings and irritations. It promotes Cuticura Resolvent pills and the complete external and internal treatment for skin health and toilet use.
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Potter
Ars Fa
Treasurer Chase Talks on Christian Science Finances
Stephen A. Chase of Fall River, treasurer for over 18 years, refuses to disclose church funds or their source. Alfred Farlow estimates funds at 13 to 14 million dollars, while Chase deflects and defends the Mother Church and Mrs. Eddy, offering to cooperate with authorities if required. He asserts no personal funds are tied to church money and defends the church against public scrutiny amid a son’s lawsuit.
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Christian Science Church
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Stephen A. Chase
Fall River
Alfred Farlow
Mr. Chase
Farlow
Chase
Mrs. Eddy
Cure a Cold in One Day Quinine Tablets Ad Claim
An old advertisement urges curing a cold in one day with LAXATIVE KROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails. Signature reads E W GROVE on each bottle.
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E W. Grove
Mrs Eddy Wealth Allegations Sparked By Publicity Chief
Alfred Farlow, head of the publicity bureau, says he knows nothing about Mrs. Eddy’s trust fund or the proposed $150,000 settlement for her son. He explains an error over her estate value and denies new developments or rumors of a compromise.
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Mrs. Eddy
Mr. Farlow
Behind Suit Question Sparks Christian Scientist Doubt
In Concord New Hampshire on March 4 attorneys Kelley and Martin refused to confirm or deny reports that wealthy Christian Scientists unhappy with Calvin A. Frye influenced Chandler to join the case. They cited professional courtesy and declined further comment while noting the suit targets Frye not the Christian Science Church.
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Frye
Chandler
Martin
Christian Science Church
Glover Case Aims at Aged Mother's Estate Probe
Mr. Kelley stated he knew of no Christian Scientists backing Mr. Glover or Mr. Chandler and refused to discuss the matter when questioned. The dialogue frames the issue as a natural urge to examine the mother's estate.
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Glover
Kelley
Chandler
Mrs Eddy Shortens Drive After Morning Conference
Concord New Hampshire March 4 Mrs Eddy took her usual drive but started late due to a morning conference. She returned by 2 pm after covering less than half the distance. She stepped unassisted from the door and greeted attendants, looked grave and pale during a window view.
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Concord
Pleasant Street
Mrs. Eddy
Mr. Frye
Mrs. Holdy
Plaintiffs Plan to Proceed in Equity Case in Concord
In Concord New Hampshire March 4 the Glover case moves forward with no compromise. John W Kelley and Nathaniel E Martin said no compromise is planned and the bill will go ahead in the usual manner. General Streeter may respond to service questions tomorrow as counsel meet in the city.
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Concord
N. H
George W. Glover
Kelley
Portsmouth
Martin
General Streeter
Chandler
Washington
Henry M. Baker
Mrs. Eddy
Will Not Stop Suit Deadwood South Dakota
In Deadwood South Dakota March 4, Reg. ing the report that Mrs Eddy offered Rev I C Tomlinson 250000 to stop Glover suit and to make no objection to any will his mother may make Glover says I have received no such offer and would not consider such offer if it were made Judge Bennett says suit not for money but for protection of Mrs Eddy and her property Tomlinson was in Lead in January for reasons not made public.
Indiana forms tuberculosis commission and farm plan
The Governor of Indiana creates a Commission to study TB in the state and recommend a $100,000 plan to acquire about 200 acres and build facilities to treat 300 patients. The article notes a national push to eradicate the disease and warns against ineffective “Virgin Oil of Pine” cures.
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Indiana
Hobson Attacked by Irish Leaguers in Boston Meeting
Bulmer Hobson of Belfast was branded a disturber and falsifier at a United Irish League gathering in the American House Boston. Thomas M. Kettle defended Irish unity while denouncing Hobson and his followers as misrepresenting Ireland. John O Callaghan accused Hobson of lying and questioned his backing and finances.
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Bulmer Hobson
Belfast
Ireland
Faneuil Hall
United Irish League
American House
Thomas M. Kettle
Irish Parliamentary Party
Kettle
Hobson
T. J. Dillon
Dr. Dillon
New York
O'Callaghan
Hobson Lecture Prep At Faneuil Hall Next Sunday
Reception committee finalizes plans for Bulmer Hobson talk at Faneuil Hall in Boston. Delegates will meet Hobson in Albany, escort him to Boston, and ushers are assigned for main floor and gallery seating before a reserved 7 45 p m gallery. A Celtic music program by Charles F Forrester accompanies the event and a banquet is planned.
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Bulmer Hobson
Faneuil Hall
Mr. Hobson
Albany
Boston
M. Cummings
D. J. Moynihan, Jr
J. H. Dillon
P. J. Ferguson
M. Mulroy
Charles F. Forrester
Captain Dillon
Messrs. Skinner
Charles Devlin
John Collins
M. Sheehan
P. Dooley
J. J. Reynolds
D. O'Connor
M. Cussens
Lynn Man of 92 Found Frozen to Death in Shack
Frederick Southwick aged 92 was found frozen to death in a self built shack in Lynn. His son John aged 67 assisted him during the winter and his body was found by neighbors after a temperature drop. The medical examiner attributed death to exposure.
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Lynn
Shack
Frederick Southwick
Mr. Southwick
John
Husband Sues for 50 000 in Malden
George E. Baldwin of 38 Maple Street sues L. L. Libby for 50,000 alleging alienation of his wife Annie V. Baldwin's affection. Mrs. Baldwin also seeks divorce from her husband citing cruel and abusive treatment. The Baldwins share a home with Libby and his family.
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Malden
George E. Baldwin
Maple Street
Annie V. Baldwin
Sweetser
Baldwin
L. L. Libby
Baldwins
Mr. Libby
Oppraent
Inaw
Archies Case Not Serious
Dr. Rixey said Archie Roosevelt is getting along nicely with no serious danger. Other children are isolated as a precaution, and there is no risk of them contracting the illness. The President's yacht Sylph sailors sent violets to Archie. Mrs. Roosevelt stays at his bedside.
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Washington
Young American violinist meets Governor Guild at State House
Francis MacMillan, a young American violinist, visited the State House and met Governor Guild in the private office. The cordial greeting included musical reminiscence and a tour of the State House, with both men noting their Scotch ancestry.
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Francis MacMillan
State House
Governor Guild
Ayrshire
MacMillan
Hale Parents Deny Mrs Helen Hale Marriage Rumor
Mr and Mrs C F Hale of Cleveland deny a Boston dispatch claim that their daughter Helen Hale the actress nicknamed the most beautiful girl in Ohio wed Boston millionaire Walter Goodnow. The couple say they did not know they were engaged.
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Helen Hale
Cleveland, O
Boston Dispatch
Ohio
Boston
Walter Goodnow
C. F. Hale
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with PAZO Ointment
Cure for itching bleeding and piles claimed in 6 to 14 days with PAZO ointment. Advert says guaranteed money back if not cured. Contains ceresin and other ingredients per sponsor.
Fifty Horses Rescued as Fire Destroys Charlestown Stable
Patrolmen Gould Webb Norton and Foster of Station 15 guided 50 horses and two cows to safety after a fire at P. O'Riorden & Co. stables at 50 Chelsea Street Charlestown. A hot air explosion lit the scene as ladders and tenements caught fire. Porter suffered a cut hand adjusting a ladder.
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Gould
Webb
Norton
Foster
P. O’riorden & Co
Chelsea Street
Charlestown
Lynn
Gottfried Pollan Wedding A Brilliant Affair
The wedding of Miss Fannie Gottfried of Chelsea to Jacobs Pollan, both of Chelsea, was held last night at Commonwealth Hall East Boston. Rabbi Philip I Israelite officiated. Ros ie Gottfried was maid of honor and Samuel Gottfried best man. Three hundred attended the banquet where Justice Lodge presented a solid silver service set to the couple before they plan to reside in Chelsea after a West tour.
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Justice Lodge
West
Munyon Remedies Reach Boston Workers
Hundreds of Boston workers regain ability to earn for families thanks to Munyon remedies. Prof. Munyon promotes a law against cocaine and morphine, offers free trials, and guarantees refunds if not satisfied. Highlights include cures for rheumatism kidney issues stomach troubles catarrh and more with affordable 25 cent to 1 dollar bottles from Munyon's Philadelphia company.
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Boston
Munyon
Prof
Ilis
Manyon
Philadelphia
Bright
Price
Munyon’s Co
Unyon
Homoeopathic Remedy Company
Arch Street
Munyon’s
Joseph Grady
Tremont St
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Woburn
Train
Independent League
North End
Sweet
George W. Baker
Bangor
The
Trust
Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
O’callaghan
John O'Callaghan
Hobson Meeting
Archie
Governor
Charles
Hood
People's Temple
Jackman
Blanford
Norwell
Say
W. J. Dunphy
Hubbard Terrace
Roxbury
Waterman
Lexington Ave
N.Y
Dr. J. Holmes
Harvard Dental Co
Cuort
Daly
Baltimore
Elizabeth Daly
James Daly
Richford Street
All Saints’ Church
Evans
Louisa M
Mary Evans
Linden Street
Allston
Farrington
Everett
Mertha
McCallum
Dorchester
Elsie M
Clarence
Josephine McCallum
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