Chandler Claims Mrs. Eddy a Prisoner at Pleasant View
Senator Chandler asserts Mary Baker Eddy is mentally prisoner to advisors at Concord and Pleasant View. He says depositions may be taken locally or suits filed in state or federal court to challenge her control and alleged mismanagement of property.
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Chandler
Mrs. Eddy
Concord
Samuel J. Elder
United States
Illinois
Boston
Eddy
E. J. Foster
Waterbury Centre
New Hampshire Statesman
George W. Glover
Peabody
Christian Science Church
Mr. Martin
Mr. Kelley
Massachusetts
Martin
Kelley
Calvin A. Frye
Frye
Concord Church
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Back Bay
Ladd
Farlow
Washington
Farlow In Seclusion With Possible Testimony Pending
Alfred Farlow, publicist for the Christian Science Church in the city, was unavailable last night and not reachable by telephone. Assistant W S Mattox said Farlow and other defendants named for today’s service of processes have not decided on testifying at Concord, and no conference has been planned.
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Messrs. Martin and Kelley
Concord
Frederick W. Peabody
Parker House
Martin
Christian Science Church
William E. Chandler
United States
Glover Interests
Nathaniel E. Martin
John W. Kelley
Alfred Farlow
W. 8S
Mattox
Hittington Avenue
Messrs. Farlow
Knapp
Chase
McCracken
Elder
Farlow
Depositions to Be Served in New Hampshire and Boston in Eddy Estate Case
In Concord and Boston deposits will be taken in the estate accounting of Rev. Mary Baker Eddy. George W. Glover, filing a bill in Superior Court, aims to secure witnesses. Sheriff Kimball will serve papers and notices. Attorneys discuss representation while parties travel between Concord and Pleasant View.
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Concord
N. H
George W. Glover
Mary Baker Eddy
Nathaniel ©. Martin
Boston
Kimball
Sears Estate Valued at $3.855 Million in Inventory
The will of the late J. M. Sears lists an estate valued at $3.855 million. The inventory was filed on January 3 and released to the public only yesterday. details of the will remain undisclosed.
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J. M. Sears
Campano Dies From Assault During Italian Row
Paggie Campano of Boston died at Waltham Hospital after a shooting during an Italian row at Waverley Sunday night. Police search in the vicinity for Scarfo, the alleged assailant, has yielded no trace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Vine Street Church loan veto eyed by mayor
Mayor Fitzgerald hinted at a possible veto of a 25000 loan for repairs on the Old Vine Street Church now Ward 17 room and of a 50000 loan for an all year bathhouse in East Boston while considering a peak in priority for a Ward 17 playground and a Tam many Club petition.
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Fitzgerald
Vine Street
Ward 17
Boston
East Boston
Tammany Club
Tammany
City Hall
Law blocks control shift in copper mine merger
In Lansing on March 6 a bill aimed at stopping one mining firm from voting another's majority stock advanced. It passed the Senate and was set as House order for tomorrow. Backers seek quick enactment before March 12 annual meetings of Calumet and Hecla, Centennial, and Osceola mines. The move follows an earlier act that left Michigan anti trust law ineffective for mining firms.
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Lansing
Mich
Calumet & Hecla
Centennial
Allouez
Osceola
Michigan
Senate
Spring Hats Open at Starrs Adds Millinery Dept
The Gibson girl staff showcase a new millinery department on the second floor of L Starr & Co as spring hats and bonnets go on display. Floral displays and a broad array of gowns, waists, and skirts accompany the opening with affordable muslin and batiste options alongside more elaborate white net ensembles suitable for many figures and styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Starr & Co
Gibson Girl
Coast Defence Camps for Militia This Year
Washington March 6 Assistant Secretary Oliver states that the annual brigade and division encampments for regular army infantry cavalry and field artillery are omitted this year. In their place camps of instruction for coast artillery will be established and the national guard of neighboring states invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oliver
Regular Army
Coast Artillery
Cockfighting Debate in Cuba Reopens for Taft
March 6 report notes Secretary Taft may lift Leonard Wood’s Cuba cockfighting ban outside Havana and major cities. The move would allow the sport in non-urban areas, aligning with policies he used in the Philippines to please locals and employers.
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Washington
Taft
Cuba
Leonard Wood
Havana
Ippines
Locate Your Business in Greater Boston Electric Power
An Edison Company advertisement touts Greater Boston as a hub for electrical power and machinery, promising low, fair electricity rates via the Discount Indicator, direct motor connections, and reduced waste. It invites manufacturers seeking new or expanded plants to consult representatives and compare advantages of Boston versus other locations.
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Boston
U. S. Postal Service
England
Edison Company of
Edison Company
Greater
Max Kaplan Exonerated by Jury After Trial
Max Kaplan was found not guilty by the jury in Superior Criminal Court after a trial over a building fire. The indictment named Simon Mazur as the owner of the burned property, with charges dating from December and an January grand jury indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Kaplan
Superior Criminal Court
Kaplan
Simon Mazur
Exhibition of Italian Renaissance sculpture photos at Boston Library
In the Boston Public Library exhibition room a carefully chosen display of photographs and engravings illustrates Renaissance sculpture. A free lecture tonight by Benjamin Ives Gilman of the Museum of Fine Arts will cover the exhibition’s subject.
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Boston Public Library
Benjamin Ives Gilman
The
Museum of Fine Arts
Storm floods Southern Pacific near Salton Sea
A new storm hits El Paso and the Salton Sea area with Southern Pacific tracks submerged. Waves wash against trains and schedules show delays up to 24 hours.
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EL Paso
Texas
Salton Sea
Southern Pacific
Old Red Man Oscar Davis of Milford Dies
Oscar B. Davis a longtime Milford resident and founder of Oghnetta tribe dies at home. Born March 31 1861 in Concord New Hampshire he came to Milford in 1876 from Philadelphia. Survived by wife and two daughters Mrs A D Draper and Lillian Davis of Lynn. Funeral planned at Red Men Hall with Oglinetta tribe in charge. Burial in Laconia New Hampshire after spring at Vernon Grove tomb.
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Milford
Oscar B. Davis
Massachusetts
Mr. Davis
Concord
N. H
Philadelphia
Milford Lodge
Magonuscock Lodge
Red Men's Hall
Oglinetta Tribe
Vernon Grove
Laconia
Davis
A. D. Draper
Lillian Davis
Lynn
Children and childhood impact on mental health
Rev. Elwood Worcester told Emanuel Church class that modern mental and nervous illnesses largely stem from early childhood experiences. He urged tender rearing, deep faith, love and justice, and sound religious training, warning against overfilled city children schedules. He called for educating both subconscious and conscious minds.
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Elwood Worcester
Emanuel Church
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Conference of Counsel
General Streeter
Irving C. Tomlinson
Pleasant View
SEARS
Campano
Vine ST. Veto
Calumet
Starr
Greater Boston
Edison
Eastern
Middle States
Edison Electric Illuminating Co
Oxford
Public
Old Red Man
Oghnetta
Worcester
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