Declarations of Mrs. Woodbury vs Mrs. Eddy in Libel Suit
Josephine Woodbury Woodbury sues Mary Baker Eddy and The First Church of Christ Scientist for libel damages of 150000. The filing, in Boston Superior Court, quotes lengthy declarations accusing Eddy and church leaders of religious authority, excommunication tactics, and harmful influence on adherents. It outlines alleged defamatory readings and a public church address that slanders Woodbury, with extended passages from the libel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tte Superior Court
Josephine Curtis Woodbury
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Boston
First Church of Christ
Woca‘bury
Frederick ‘W. Peabody
Mrs. Eddy
Religtion
Cristian ‘Scientists
Eedd
First Church of
Convict Scientist
Commonwealth
United States
Fendant
First
Church of Christ Scientist
Frank Woodbury
Mrs Wesebury's Declaration in Mary Baker Eddy Case
Suffolk Superior Court records reveal Josephine Woodbury's tort suit against Mary Baker G Eddy. The declaration asserts Eddy claims Christian Science as divine revelation, equates Eddy with Jesus Christ, and asserts healing, mortality and reproduction via mind alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesebury
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Josephine
Woodbury
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Tiery Baker G. Eddy
Chrisian
Heaven
Earth
Jesus Christ
Lott Nominee Reelected At Suffolk Republican Congress
The seventh Suffolk district Republican convention met at the North Dorchester Republican Club and renominated Hon. William H. Lott by acclamation with forty five of forty seven delegates present. Lott denounced annexation as the worst event for Dorchester. Taft and several ward leaders were named to state and district committees. Gilpatric chaired the convention with Keenan as secretary.
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Suffolk
North Dorchester
Republican Club
William H. Lott
Lott
Dorchester
Charles C. Taft
William H. Allen
James Howell
Willam D. Lang
Fred C. Gilpatric
Thomas H. Keenan
Van Ulm Buitikans wed in Worcester ceremonies
Esther Buitikani and John Van Ulm of Worcester were married at St. Rose Hall with Rabbi Samuel H. Hirshberg officiating. Attendants included maid of honor Miss D. Bullikan and best man Hyman Freeman. After a reception and supper the couple planned to reside in Roxbury following a wedding trip.
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St. Rose Hall
Worcester Street
Esther Buitikani
John van Ulm
Samuel H. Hirshberg
Jennie Goldsmith
Bertha Bullikan
Es Sol Bullikan
DP Cook
New Yorkk
Kee Moses
J. Moses
David Bullikan
A. Bulllikan
Harry Solomons
Mrs. van Lim
Roxbury
Punishment for Crimes on Scotsman Wreck Trial
Four greasers three firemen and two coal trimmers from the British steamer Scotsman were remanded in Liverpool after arrest from Queenstown for possessing passenger goods. Four already convicted received one month with hard labor. Others were fined two pounds and costs. Father Langmore visiting Boston blamed the stokers not sailors.
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Liverpool
Straits of
Belle Isle
Queenstown
Scotsman
Father Langmore Describes Scotsman Disaster and Looting
Father Langmore, now at Mission House on Temple Street, recalls the Scotsman wreck off Belle Isle. He recounts saving a silver communion service, praises Captain Scrimpshire, and estimates initial looting to have been by stokers and trimmers rather than sailors, with later theft amid abandonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Langmore
Charles Heddrew
Manitoba
Heddrew
Boston Food Fair Opens With Full Exhibits Busy Crowd
The Boston food fair operated in full order with a strong exhibitor turnout and only a few unoccupied spaces. Miss Ranche officially opened the domestic science department with a reception, demo on chafing dishes, and a plan to entertain children Saturday. Reeves American Band performed multiple concerts, featuring Euphonium soloist Hana and a long program of marches and overtures concluding with America.
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Boston
Symphony
Miss
Reeves
American Band of
Providence
D. W. Reeves
B. R. Church
C. W. Spary
Fred Padley
Hana
Boundary Decision Awards Most Venezuelan Claims
Paris October 3 The Anglo-Venezuelan Boundary Arbitration Commission issues a unanimous finding favoring Venezuela by ceding interior and coastal areas to Venezuela while Britain loses portions west of the Schomburgk line. The decision places Point Barima under Venezuela control and awards about three thousand square miles inland, with Britain retaining forest regions.
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Paris
Great Britain
South America
Waini River
Venezuela
Barima
M. F. de ‘Maartens
Benjamin Harrison
United States
Richard Webster
Great
Britain
Arbitration Commission
Robert Schomburgk
Harrison
M. Malet-Prevost
Timat
Point Barima
Orinoco
Schoomburgk Line
Daly Industrial School Opens Under St. Joseph Sisters
The Daly Industrial School on Pope's Hill Dorchester opens under Archbishop Williams and Rev Timothy J Murphy. Named for Rev P J Daly donor of 50000 dollars, it serves poor Catholic girls offering free education and trades preparation through age about 18.
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Daly Industrial School
Spankling
Pope’s Hill
Dorchester
Sisters of St. Joseph
Archbishop Williams
Timothy J. Murphy
Newonset
P. J. Aly
St. Francis de Sales
Vernon Street
Roxbury
Father Murphy
St. Ann's Church
Neponset
Cambridge Recount Keeps Butler Lead in Ward 2 Caucus
Cambridge registrars recount Ward 2 Democratic caucus votes from last Thursday night. Result preserves Butler as leader with Montgomery 411, Butler 259, McLaughn 2 in the standings.
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Registrars of Voters of
Cambridge
Butler
Montgomery
Mclaughn
Money for Baker Family Acknowledged in Post Letter
Willam Lloyd Garrison reports receipt of 420 dollars to date for the Baker family. Of this sum 19 dollars came from Sarah RB Shaw of New York.
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Willam Lloyd Garrison
Post
Baker
Sarah RB. Shaw
New York
Dover Woman Lizzie Provinchia Sentenced for Murder
Lizzie Provinchia of Dover was sentenced to twenty five years in Concord State Prison for the murder of Annie M. Cox in Rochester New Hampshire. She had pleaded not guilty at first but changed to murder in the second degree. Provinchia’s husband Henry Provinchia visited her in jail and returned home to Rochester.
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Ruth
Dover
N. H
Lizzie Provinehia
Annie M. Cox
Rochester
Supreme Court
Concord
Strafford County
James E. Hayes
Henry Provinchia
Provinchia
Jealousy Sparks Fatal Shooting in Woodland Me
In Woodland near New Sweden Maine Albert Bjorkman shot Gustaf Johnson three times. Johnson, described as quiet and industrious, was wounded and not expected to survive. Bjorkman then mortally wounded his wife and fled with a sheriff’s posse in pursuit.
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Caribou
Woodland
New Sweden
Albert Bjorkman
Gustaf Johnson
Johnson
Bjorkman
Murder Trial Opens Over Family Feud in Maine
In Houlton Maine on October 3 the trial of Abner Oakes began for the murder of his son Oliver at Sheridan plantation on August 31. The case centers on a long running family feud that ended in tragedy. Oliver and his father had not spoken for years and lived in separate houses across the road.
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Houlton
Maine
Abner Oakes
Oliver
Sheridan Plantation
Oliver Oakes
Idaho Ex-Lieutenant Governor Fatally Shoots Oregon Official
In Salt Lake City on October 3, Ethan Mulls an ex lieutenant in the volunteer engineers service and former Idaho lieutenant governor shot and killed Chief Engineer O Melviney of the Oregon Short Line in the latter's office.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Ethan Mulls
Volunteer Engineers Service
Idaho
O’melviney
Oregon Short
Ill Treatment at New York School Reveals Beatings Claim
Sadie Wiseman a former inmate of the State Industrial School for Girls at Trenton New Jersey and now in St Josephs Hospital New Jersey gives an ante mortem statement detailing beatings and punishment by Mrs Eivler the former matron. She faces an operation and surgeons warn she may not recover. The dying chair she envisions is believed to be the result of the school’s treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wiseman
Trenton
Jey
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Puke’ Son
N. J
Eivler
Sadie Wiseman
New York Guardian ship group presents Dewey album to Admiral Dewey
A shipping interests committee for the port of New York presented Admiral George Dewey with a large Dewey album via letter to W Edward Wilkins Dewey, who will keep it in a vault. The gift includes 10,200 newspaper clippings from 50 papers and a watercolor of the Olympia by Henry B. Snell, with decorative design and silver fittings.
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New York
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
W Edward Wilkins Dewey
Maritime Exchange
E. W. Dewey
Ely
Manila Harbor
New York Bay
Admiral George
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Josephine Curtis
Christian Science
Frederick W. Peabody
Woodury
KITV
Arena
Plainiff
Babylon the Great
Jesus
Eard
Babylon
Sne
First Church of Christ Scientist
Josephine C. Woodbury
Annexation
van Ulm—Buitikans
Deming
Howe
Stern
Euphonium
Herbert Duet
Reeves Messrs Church and Spary
Scotland
Garry Owen
Annie Laurie
Bey
Home, Sweet Home
Garry Gwen
Pulloe
Robespierre
Luolf
Mr. B. It. Church
Pantasie
Walttuve
Eens Wagner Grant Kantasie
Haly Ass
Smit
Pat-Pitti- Pat
Solo
Trowvoone
Pary
Peleedlon
Kuppey
Maren
Arbitration Board
Baker Family
Oakes
Houston
AY School
Mammoth Book
Jing the
Dewly
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