Trouble Over Will of Mother Eddy
Ex Senator Chandler Hannis Taylor and others argue Mrs Eddy's residuary clause giving about 200000 to the First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston is null and void The petition seeks a court construction and an injunction to prevent any disposition of the property pending the ruling The case stems from the Eddy will and a prior trust setup for her son and grandchildren in New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannis Taylor
Chandler
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science Church
William E. Chandler
Washington, D. C
George Washington University
Concord
N. H
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
New Hampshire
Taylor
Next Friends
Mrs. Eddy
Union Progress in Methodist Churches at Chattanooga
Twenty five representatives from each branch met in Chattanooga to discuss organic union of the Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church South and the northern Methodist Episcopal Church. Speakers urged unity while respecting existing loyalties as John A. Patten, Bishop Willian Anderson, and President John H. Race urged reunion of the Methodist family in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Organic Union of Methodism
America
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Methodist Episcopal Church
John A. Patten
Willian Anderson
Commission On Organic Union
John H. Race
Chattanooga University
Clements Chosen Georgia Man Chairman of I C C
Judson C. Clements of Georgia has been unanimously elected by the Interstate Commerce Commission to succeed M A Knapp of New York as chairman. He will serve until 1913 and is expected to be reappointed. As chairman he becomes ex officio mediator under the Erdman act with labor relations, working with Labor Commissioner Neill.
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Georgia
M. A. Knapp
New York
Judson C. Clements
Interstate Commerce Commission
Martin A. Knapp
Taft
Clements
Labor Neill
President nominates several diplomats and officials
The president sent to the senate nominations including Eliot Northcott of Huntington West Virginia for United States minister to Nicaragua H Clay Howard of Paris Kentucky for minister to Peru William H Lucas of Jacksonville Florida for collector of customs Chase E Carmen Aikes 58 C George D Shorre Sumter StaQ Harry Libby Hampton Virginia Carmi A Thompson of Ohio for second assistant secretary of the interior to succeed Jesse Wilson resigned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot Northcott
Huntington
W. Va
United States
Nicaragua
H. Clay Howard
Paris
Peru
William H. Lucas
Jacksonville
Fla
Senate
Chase E. Carmen
Aikes
George D Shorre
Sumter
Staq
Harry Libby Hampton
Carmi A. Thompson
Ohio
Interio
Jesse Wilson
Alabama Solons Meet Seek Repeal of Prohibition Law
Alabama legislature in Montgomery opens regular session with hopes to repeal prohibition laws. Governor-elect O Neal backs local option while a strong prohibition faction remains sizable. An appellate court is planned and about a dozen municipal government commission bills are expected.
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Alabama
Montgomery
O’neal
Nisi Prius Courts
Supreme Court
Ex Minister White Urges Immediate Laws Against Desirable Asylum Seekers
Former Cornell president Andrew D White, ex minister to Russia and Germany, calls for swift A policy to bar criminals and anarchists from entering the United States. He cites supposed influx from England and cites incidents in New York Los Angeles and Chicago as proof of lax admission standards urging consular examinations abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Andrew D. White
Cornell University
Russia
Germany
White
England
London
New York
Los Angeles
Chicago
Liberty and Fortune Heir Learns of 45000 Estate
M. B. Pratt, released from Texas custody after serving time for manslaughter, has learned he is the heir to an estate valued at $45,000 from a recently deceased relative. Pratt had previously spent much of his fortune seeking liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Pratt
Delta County
Texas
Berty
Pratt
Dolliver Bill Prompts Georgia Rail Signatures
Senators Bacon and Terrell report strong Georgia support for the Dolliver bill to extend federal aid for agricultural education. A memorial from railway workers urges rail rate increases to sustain wages and rail prosperity. Livingston declines a $25 000 mining offer while questions mounting about party control loom ahead of the 1913 session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolliver
Terrell
Georgia
South
Willett M. Hays
Senate
Bacon and
Livingston
Western Mining Company
Congress
Fortune's Favorite Estate Ties Up Grandfather’s Wealth
L H Mason a 32 year old painter of Kansas City learned he inherited a $300,000 estate from his grandfather George Hopkins of Pine Bluff Arkansas. He offered to give his union $1,000 to furnish labor temple quarters in mahogany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Mason
Kansas City
George Hopkins
Pine Bluff
Ark
Mason
Labor Temple
Farmers Union Warehouse Co. Butler Georgia Ad
The only warehouse owned and run in Taylor County by the Farmers Union offers fire proof protection correct weights and courteous treatment. Highest market price cheap insurance and a square deal to all is our motto. J. R. Harmon, Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Farmers Union
J. R. Harmon
Third District Agricultural and Mechanical School Tuition Free
The Spring term announces free tuition for the Third District A M School with three companies a battalion of cadets. A new home for girls includes shops and laboratory and a high school course. Board seven dollars a month. Few dormitory vacancies after January 1. Write Principal J M Collum Americus Ga for catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Collum
Americus
Edwards Warehouse Promises Best Cotton Handling Taylor County
J. C. McCants scalesman and manager advertises Edwards Warehouse offering fire proof protection in Taylor county with correct weights, proper shipping, courteous treatment and highest market price for cotton. They guarantee farmer advantages including the lowest insurance rate in Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Butler
Harley Riley Promises Low-Cost Cotton Services
Proprietor Harley Riley offers weighing, insurance, storage, and marketing of cotton at market-competitive rates. He pledges to protect patrons' interests and maintain close contact with local buyers and outside markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Riley
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DEPGS
H. J. Peagler
Piedmont Plant CO
Albany, Ga
Facemcucs Vane Fruit
B. Yonges Island
Wm. C. Geraty Co
Yonges Island
S. C
Union OF Methodists
Robin
New Yorker
C. W. Morse
American Press Association
Liberty and Fortune
National Capital
Bacon
John Corrigan
Washington Cor
Atlanta Constitution
Central of Georgia
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore
House of Representatives
Washington
House
Fortune
Charing Supply Co
Ss Garrett
Charing
Harmers Union Warehouse CO
Butler, GA
District Agricultural and Mechanical School
Fountain Warehouse
J. C
McCants, Scalesman
A. C. Chancellor Co’s
A. C Chancellor Company
Columbus. Ga
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