Inquiry urged into Mrs Eddy's condition by masters
Concord July 26 special dispatch to Commercial Tribune says the masters appointed by the Superior Court to assess Mary Baker Eddy's competency for an accounting agreed to allow reasonable time for preparation. Attorney Streeter cited Eddy's age eighty seven and frail health. The hearing date was adjourned to August 13 with session at Merrimac County Courthouse. Masters are Judge Edgar Aldrich and Dr. George F. Jelly.
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Commercial Tribune
Concord
N. H
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science Leader
Frank S. Streeter
Eddy
Streeter
Edgar Aldrich
Federal Court
George F. Jelly
Boston
H. W. Parker
Claremont County
Masters
Estimates forges of trains at inquest fix Salem wreck impact
Northville Mich July 26 testimony at an inquest to fix responsibility for the Pere Marquette wreck at Salem last Saturday. Master Mechanic W L Kellogg estimated the striking force of the two trains at about 22 000 tons. He added no car construction could withstand such impact, not even a battleship.
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Commercial Tribune
Northville
Mich
Salem
W L. Kellogg
Japanese Korean Treaty 15 Praised by Constitutional Party
Members of the Constitutional party in the House of Representatives approved a resolution urging rapid completion of the new convention with Korea. The aim is to remove evils, secure peace in the Far East, and advance Korea toward civilization. They cabled Marquis Ito with unanimous thanks.
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Constitutional Party
House of Representatives
Korea
Far East
Marquis Ito
Sloan Named to Succeed Burton
M J Sloan of Warren Republican was named to the Ohio Penitentiary Board by Governor Harris to fill the vacancy left by Thomp Burton of Youngstown. He serves until March 31 1909 making the board Republican for the first time since Harris became governor. Sloan has been Warren mayor and Trumbull county prosecuting attorney and now serves as Judge Advocate General of the Ohio G A.
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Columbus
M. J. Sloan
Warren
Ohio Penitentiary
Harris
Thomp Burton
Youngstown
Edward Crayton
Newark
Pattison
Cole Gillilan
Portsmouth
Sloan
Trumbull
Department of the Ohio
G. A
Indictments Rise Over New Rate Law in North Carolina
Fresh evidence arrives as Southern Railway ticket agents at Marion and Old Fort are indicted for defying the new passenger rate law. Judge Lyon orders their custody. indictments target the railway company and possibly its president Finley. Governor Glenn insists on law adherence and may call a special session to repeal the railway charter if needed.
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Commercial Tribune
Asheville
N. C
Marion
Lyon
Southern Railway
Old Fort
Judge Lyon
McDowell County
The
Forsythe Superior Grand Jury
W. G. Hailey
Rural Hill
Lyon li
Superior Court
Finley
Glenn
General Assembly
Teea
Sandford
Washington
United States Court of the Protection
United States
Magill Arrested Couple Raised Funds in Clinton
In Clinton on July 26 Fred H. Magill and his wife Faye Graham Magill arrived after being arrested in California on murder charges. Within six hours $4,000 was raised to support prosecution of the Magills for the death of Mrs. Pet Magill. State's Attorney Miller warned Sheriff Campbell to guard Magill closely to prevent possible suicide ahead of trial.
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Commercial Tribune
Clinton
Fred H. Magill
Faye Graham Magill
California
Pet Magill
Maugill
Magill
Miller
Campbell
Agitator Aims to Stir Cuban Violence Against Provisional Rule
Havana dispatch reports a sensational letter in La Lucha signed by Senator Moria Del Gado warning that Juan Maso Parra plans to incite Cubans to violence to press for an end to American occupation. The letter questions Parra's motives and urges publication as a warning to potential conspirators.
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Commercial Tribune
Havana
la Lucha Today
Moria del Gado
Juan Maso Parra
Cuba
Washington
Inquiry into Georgia turret disaster widens to expert opinions
Washington reports say a new inquiry may be held into the July 15 Georgia turret accident with input from Rear Admiral Mason and other naval officers. President Roosevelt may be consulted after Newberry meets him to decide on further investigation and whether powder defects played a role.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Georgia
Newberry
Mason
Bureau of Ordnance
William §. Sims
Washington L. Capps
Board of Investigation
Navy Department
Oyster Bay
Robert S. Waddell
Buckeye Powder Company
Peoria
Ill
Dupont International Smokeless Powder Company
Waddell
Mr. Waddell
Powder Trust
Ordnance
Tornado Wrecks Urbana Factory in July Disaster
A tornado swept Urbana early today destroying the United States Paper and Box Company plant. Loss reached about 50000 dollars as workers were off duty. The Clifford Theater also suffered about 5000 dollars in damage.
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Commercial Tribune
Urbana
United States Paper and Box Company
Clifford Theater
Japanese Caught Photographing at Army Camp
A Japanese national was detained at a Texas military camp yesterday suspected of taking photographs of batteries and other camp features. He is held pending investigation by state and federal authorities.
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Commercial Tribune
Austin
Tex
Adamless Eden on Long Island for Women Artists
New York July 26. The Glades, a group of young women students, plan a Long Island art colony to pursue art for art's sake with a skylight studio. They aim for fifty members by spring, with six dollars a week covering meals and models, and a three year spinster pledge to keep the colony focused on work. Men are barred to avoid interference, with limited visiting hours.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
the Glades
Long Island
Manhattan
Yacht capsized by storm leaves three dead
Toronto reports a gasolene launch with ten men aboard overturned during a heavy thunderstorm on Humber. Only one survived, George Shields. Names of the drowned: Joseph Irvine Walter Dundin Frank Kyle Glen Daly Frank Daly Dawson Nerheragan Gordon Leroe Budge Miller, all from Toronto Junction. Three bodies washed ashore. others missing as search continues.
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Ont
Humber
Joseph Irvine
Walter Dundin
Frank Kyle
Glen Daly
Frank Daly
Dawson Nerheragan
Gordon Leroe
Budge Miller
Toronto Junction
Cave-In Catches Three In Kentucky Mine
Evansville reports a cave-in at Circle City coal mines in Kentucky injuring three men. Foreman Richard Craft was fatally hurt, Emmet Hibbs suffered a broken leg and internal injuries, Floyd Tanner sustained minor injuries.
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Ind
Circle City
Kentucky
Richard Craft
Emmet Hibbs
Floyd Tanner
Suits of French Nobility Settled
Paris July 26 The Court settled suits between the Duchess De La Rochefoucauld and the Countess Spottiswoods Mackin Miss Sally Britton of St Louis. The Countess claim for 600 for rent is sustained. The heating problem was fixed within forty eight hours and the Countess may sell the Duchess belongings to cover her claim. The Countess attachment suit is void for lateness. the Duchess receives 100 in damages and 100 for hotel move and related costs.
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Paris
Duchess de la Rochefoucauld
Senator Mitchell
Oregon
Spottiswoods-Mackin
Sally Britton
St. Louis
Missing Boy Returns Home In Hamilton
Walter Rogers, son of Hamilton councilman Walter Rogers of Cincinnati, returned home today after trying to reach James Town and running out of money in Virginia.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Walter Rogers
Oxford
Cincinnati
Jamestown
Virginia
Haywood Faces Jury in Idaho Conspiracy Trial
In Boise Idaho Judge Wood prepares to instruct the jury tomorrow as William D Haywood faces charges of conspiracy and murder in the Steunenberg case Senator Borah closes the prosecution with dramatic appeals linking Orchard Haywood Simpkins Moyer and Pettibone to the crime The court crowd fills the hall as the verdict nears with Haywood showing little emotion under the relentless case.
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Boise
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
United States
William B. Borah
Borah
Steunenberg
Orchard
Haywood
Simpkins
Moyer
Pettibone
Weaves
Davis
Copley
Adams
Easterly
Western Federation of Miners
Denver
Gother
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