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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1906

Page

6

Sworn Statement From Mrs. Eddy Household Denies Charges

Members of Mrs. Eddy's household issue a sworn denial of the charges against her. The document addresses allegations about her condition and notes the secretary says she has not inquired about the full extent. Reporters have been received with courtesy by state official Lewis Strang who has completed meetings with callers.

Mrs. Eddy New York World Professor Kent Lewis C. Strang New Hampshire Merrimack, Ss Josiah E. Fernald State of Merrimack Pamelia’ J. Leonard World

Farlow Denies World Story On Mrs Eddy Impersonation

Alfred Farlow of the Christian Science movement releases a detailed rebuttal denying the New York World report that Mrs Mary Baker Eddy was impersonated in Concord. The statement includes affidavits from Mrs Eddy’s household members and from J J Hennessey’s alleged statements, asserting no impersonation or stimulants were present, and defending Eddy’s health and independence.

New York World Story Mrs. Eddy Alfred Farlow Christian Science Organization Last Hight Brooklyn N. Y Pamelia J. Leonard New York World Mary Baker Eddy Concord J. J. Hennessy Leonard Mr. Hennessy Pleasant View N. H New York World of Sunday New York ‘World Thomas E. Marr Mary Baker G. Eddy

Kent Denies World allegations in Mrs. Eddy interview

Professor John F. Kent defends his role in the New York World piece on Mrs. Eddy. He says his identifying of Eddy was authorized only for publication and that prior statements were confidential. He notes Eddy appeared older and feeble and denies further quotes attributed to him.

Hennessy H. Leonard Brooklyn Concord N. H John F. Kent Mrs. Eddy New York World John ¥ F. Kent

Madame Yale at Colonial Theatre Beauty Talk Draws Large Crowd

Madame Yale lectured on beauty culture at the Colonial Theatre with a staged boudoir setting. The audience of women overflowed as tickets sold out and many stood, while she linked beauty to righteous living and explained remedies as tools for desired results.

Queen of Beauty Mme. Yale Colonial Theatre

Ice water promised Springfield residents by plan from Westfield

Springfield residents have been promised ice water from city mains by Vincent E. Barnes of Westfield. He proposes sending water down Little River gorge in a large pipe with spraying nozzles driven by hydraulic pressure to freeze the gorge into a solid ice mass by spring, keeping water cold through summer.

Springfield Vincent E. Barnes Westfield

Harness theft arrests in Portland street store case

Inspectors Patterson and Norton solved a series of harness thefts from Henry Harris & Son at 134 Portland street. They recovered stolen goods and arrested John J. O Neil and Hyman I Bornstein on larceny charges. O Neil, 28, salesman, and Bornstein, 25, horse trader, allegedly stole $125 worth of harnesses nocturnally and moved them to Dover street stables.

Patterson and Norton Henry Harris & Son Portland Street John J. O'Neil Chapel Place Hyman I. Bornstein Dwight Street O’neil Harris Bornstein Dover Street Dover

Siegel's Harvest Festival Purity Show Opens in Boston Store

The Harvest Festival and Pure Food Show runs on the fifth floor of Henry Siegel's department store in Boston. An Italian honey hive, large butter production, on-site cider, and samples entice shoppers as an orchestra of young women plays. The display showcases cleanliness and expert grocer staff guiding visitors through a vibrant, crowded venue this morning and afternoon.

Mechanics Huntington Avenue Henry Siegel Washington Street W. C. O’connor Siegel Boston New England Faneuil Hall Italy Monster Grocery

Lipton Visit Planned with Boston Entertainment

Plans for Sir Thomas Lipton's visit are outlined with a 10 o'clock arrival in Providence met by Alderman Bell. He will tour Boston sites including the Touraine and Vendome, dine with Swift & Co., tour with the Prince family, and attend events at the Somerset Algonquin Club and Colonial Club before departing to New York Friday evening.

Sir Thomas Lipton Providence Alderman Bell Sir Thomas Touraine Swift & Co Frederick O. Prince Somerset Harvard Massachusetts State Board of Trade Vendome Boston Algonquin Club Patrick .A. Collins

Evening school courses at Boston YMCU expand language study

The evening school of the Boston Young Men's Christian Union enters its second session and emphasizes modern languages. French German Spanish and Italian are taught by native teachers in a conversational method, praised as attractive and effective.

Boston Young Men’s Christian Union

Fusiliers Reunion Planned for November 1

The Fusilier Veteran Association holds a reunion and banquet Thursday evening at 1151 Washington Street headquarters. A musical and vocal entertainment is planned and many members have signified they will attend, promising an enthusiastic gathering.

Fusilier Veteran Association Washington Street

Funeral for Past Captain Richard Laundry in East Boston

Funeral services for Past Captain Richard Laundry of the Fusilier Veteran Association will be held at the Masonic Temple at Meridian and Eutaw streets East Boston on Wednesday October 31. Members of the association will attend in fatigue uniform by order of Major M. E. Martin.

Richard Laundry The Fusilier Veteran Association Masonic Temple Corner Meridian Eutaw Streets East Boston M. E. Martin

Venezuela near revolution may oust Castro

Cabled advices from Caracas describe a grave crisis affecting American interests in Venezuela. President Castro is said to be paralyzed and unable to walk or speak. General Alcantara with several hundred troops camps near Caracas and is Castro’s choice for dictator, signaling a possible coup d etat.

Philadelphia Caracas Venezuela Castro Alcantara

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