Horr H Friendly Reappointed Regent of the University
Horr H Friendly received a new commission from Governor Chamberlain to serve as university regent from April 15, 1907, to April 15, 1919. He was first appointed December 17, 1894, by Governor Pennoyer, then reappointed April 15, 1895, by Governor Lord for a term ending 1907, giving him commissions from three administrations.
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Horr. H. Friendly
Chamberlain
University
Friendly
Pennoyer
Lord
Trustees of Mrs Eddy Make Answer 70 Suit
Concord April 17 The defendants in the Christian Scientist litigation filed their answer to the bill of complaint in the suit by the Next Friends of Mrs Eddy for an accounting of her property. They deny impairment of her faculties or custody by Frye or others. They claim no knowledge of her property, allege the suit is not in good faith, and demand proof on unadmitted matters, arguing the action not based on New Hampshire law.
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Concord
Christian Scientist Litigation
Next Friends
Mrs. Eddy
Alfred Farlow
Ira Oo
Knapp
William B. Johnson
Stephen A. Chase
Joseph Armstrong
Edward A. Kimpall
Frye
Royal Visit Binds Britain Italy France in Europe
Berlin reports King Edward’s planned Gaeta meeting with King Victor Emanuel excites German press. It is seen as an attempt to isolate Germany and sway Italy from the triple alliance, unsettling European balance and disarming talks. Paris welcomes the impending talks as strengthening Britain Italy and France ties and stabilizing Europe.
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Berlin
Edward
Victor Emanuel
Gaeta
Germany
Italy
Cologne
Paris
Emanuel
Great Britain
France
Belligerent Powers Discuss Peace Proposals
Washington April 17 Representatives of Nicaragua and Salvador are in conference near Ama pala Honduras or aboard a gunboat in Fonseka Bay. Expected talks between President Zelaya and President Figueroa were hindered by Zelaya illness. A dispatch says Zelaya died today and Senor Corea represents him. Conference likely aims for a temporal accord while a permanent Central American pact is perfected.
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Washington, D. C
Nicaragua
Salvador
Amapala
Honduras
Fonseka Bay
Zelaya
Figuera
Senor Corea
Peace Congress Adopts Platform of Arbitration Resolution
New York April 17 delegates at the Peace Congress approve a platform calling for global arbitration and the Hague court as the supreme authority. The conference aims to become a permanent institution open to all nations, promising to promote peaceful settlement of disputes through arbitration.
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New York
Hague Court
Earthquake Strikes Trans-Caspia Town in Five-Second Tremor
An intense undulating earthquake rattled the Trans-Caspian town of Askabad today for five seconds. No injuries or damages are reported. The tremor was centered near Seay II Oh PLGA, with officials noting aftershocks possible as the region experiences seismic activity. Constantinople also reports similar tremor observations on April 17.
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Askabad
Trans-Caspia
Oregon land office faces workload surge in 1904
In a letter from Washington the Commissioner notes a heavy volume of land cases and contests awaiting action in Oregon. He cannot raise clerical staff beyond two offices, but promises efforts to relieve the strain and to bring Oregon land work up to date across the system.
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Roseburg
Oregon
Earthquake Shocks Felt Across City and Suburbs
An earthquake was felt early today with a sharp tremor along the Bosphorus area. In Madrid on April 17, a severe shock was reported at Tortosa and Murela causing extensive damage but no casualties.
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Bosphorus
Madrid
Tortosa
Murela
Terrorists’ Price Dictates Warsaw Murders
In Warsaw police report terrorists paid fifteen dollars per murder. The discovery ties funding to violent acts, highlighting a price system used to procure killings. Authorities urge vigilance as investigations continue into the network behind these payments.
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Warsaw
Department store fire damages Kroeger Bros store
Milwaukee April 17 Kroeger Bros bio department store sustained damage from a fire today estimated at 975,000 dollars. Fire crews battled the blaze with extensive damage reported to the interior and displays. No injuries were immediately reported.
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Milwaukee
Kroeger Bros.’ Bio Department
Julius Kaen Holds Union Depot in Protest for 25000
California congressman and former actor Julius Kaen held up the office of the Northern Pacific Express at the Union depot, forcing clerk Fred Zimmerman to open the safe and securing 25000. In baseball results Oakland beat Portland 5 to 1, San Francisco defeated Los Angeles 6 to 3.
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Northern Pacific Express Company
Union Depot
Fred Zimmerman
Oakland
Portand
San Francisco
Los Angeles
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