Mrs Eddy Leaves Concord for Chestnut Hill on Special Train
Mrs Eddy departs Concord in a special train toward Chestnut Hill accompanied by her secretary Calvin Frye, Archibald McLennen, Rev Irving Tomlinson, and church officers. The move, in a three-car train with light engines, aims for a new residence tied to the Christian Science denomination. purpose undisclosed beyond church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mary G. Gaker Joads
Pleasant Vlew
Chestane Hill
Reookline
Chilehiam Science Denomination
Widy
Calvin AL Frye
Archibald McLennen
Eduy
Irving G Tomlinson
Eddy
Boston Maine Railroad
Hody
Broosline
Eddy Moves From Concord to Brookline City
Boston report states Mary Baker Eddy founder of Christian Science relocated from Concord to Brookline Massachusetts. The Lawrence estate was prepared for Eddy and household, with plans kept private as friends and aides accompanied her on a special train departing Concord around mid afternoon.
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Boston
Alfred Farlow
Christian Science Public Horeans
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Soneror
Chr Science
Concordl
Brookline
Lawrancs
Eady
Bata
Concord End
Usetow
Taft Praises Philippines Policy and Progress
President Taft transmits an exhaustive report on the Philippines from William McKinley era policy, praising administrative progress and predicting eventual self government. He notes peace, strong justice, and limited sugar policy as steps toward high industrial standing and future prosperity for the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fran Bay
Taft
Hore Islands
Tate
United States
Flandy
Jev
Contractor Hilgeman to file bond for hotel project
Henexs Uilgeman of Henry Hilgenan & Bro said yesterday the bond with the Hotel Anthony board would be used to secure work. He declined to say if the bond would be personal or with a bonding wind trust. Hilgeman recently won the general contract for the new hotel and has awarded all subcontracts amid ongoing financing for the motel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far
Henexs Uilgeman
Henry Hilgenan & Bro
Anthony
Wind Trust
Hilpeman
Vanderbilt Wedding Mansion Portraits in New York and Newport
A staged scene shows Gladys Vanderbilt and Count Szhechenyi in wedding attire beside the New York City mansion at Seventh Street and Fifth Avenue. The spread features the Vanderbilt Newport home The Gregiera and Count Szhechenyi’s Castle Cerrexve in Hungary, illustrating the couple’s upcoming union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Vanderbylt
Cole Besgla Szrecheny
the Groper
Corneliia Vander
New York
Pitty Seventh Street
Fifth Avenue
Underwood
Newport
Vandertilts
Gregiera
Castle Cerrexve
Saenhenyl
Vanderbilt
Svecapri
National Bank of North America closed for liquidation
New York January 25 Comptroller William Hedgrey ordered the National Bank of North America closed for liquidation and named Charles Hanna as receiver. Persistent rumors and heavy withdrawals after the October panic led to the decision, with the bank to be liquidated and creditors paid in full as staff proceed with asset realignment. The bank had been facing pressure from clearinghouse withdrawals and loan certificates issued during the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clearing -House Association
Creatine House Association
Havameyer
Clearing Home Association
W. R. Ridgley
National House of North America
Elease
National Bank
Chas
Hanneay
Sosa
Medgent
Want ads for labor, goods, and services in Journal Gazette
An old classified plea promotes the Journal Gazette Want Page as a low cost option for advertising chores, jobs, goods, and services. It urges readers to place brief personal or business notes and promises wide circulation and fast results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hatter
Journal-Gazette
Jake
Joe
Journal-Gazatte
Mr Schwier Returns Home From Distant Trip
Fort Wayne council president William C. Schwier returned from a weeklong trip to Castro Points New York Washington and Pittsburgh to study market house plans and gain ideas for Fort Wayne He faced a sick headache upon return but outlined observations by phone to the Journal Gazette He sought information on the Poteda Fort Wayne Chicago ship canal and the lower house adjournment While in Pittsburgh he toured Allegheny Market noting 706 stalls and annual rent 325000 to cover operating costs Schwier favored a new market house serving both wine and sprucing up the city pending funds He also discussed smoke regulations affecting local factories and New York Washington efforts to curb pollution
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William C. Schwier
Castro Points
Fort Wayne
New York
Washington
Pittsburg
Journal
Gazette
Schicher
Poteda
Chicago Ship Canal
Congress
Senate
Jersey City
Schwier Jar Ghee
Gilars
Fort Warnerman
Uhlin
Schwitz
New Yak
Ar. Schwter
Tr. Schomer
Washingtog
Weaf
New Soft
Tragic accidental rifle firing ends life of Frederick Prange Jr
The Prange family at their Milan Township home faced a fatal accident when Frederick Prange Jr blending church duty and family life was killed by a rifle discharged while his sister Annie played the organ. Doctors arrived but could not save him. The event occurred as he reached for the weapon and the weapon reportedly caught on a wall nail. The death was ruled accidental by local authorities.
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Frederick Prange, Jr
Frederick Prange
Hickavilla
Milan
Tvas
Hinadit
Annie
Ichien
Rulipine
Linz
Warren Lake
Mr. Lakes
Lake Muy
Prange
Emke
Kester
Fort Wayne
Annie Prange
Jin
Las Graner Kesler
Muar
Goraner Kesler
Ocsides
Goegletn
Another Disastrous Fire At Portland Me
Portland Me January 26 a dry goods house Shilliken Sousens Co burned badly after seeming under control the blaze rekindled and a stack of shoes worth about 250000 burned while other buildings faced threat. Boston January 27 fire units en route to aid Portland firemen followed a request from officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Shilliken, Sousens & Co
Mail Wagon Robbed Near New Orleans With 5000 In Mail
A mail wagon was attacked near New Orleans on June 26 as it carried mail from the Crayin nal and Crescent road. The driver and a helper were assaulted and the robbers escaped with about 5000 dollars in valuables. Police are pursuing leads and reviewing statements from witnesses.
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New Orleans
Crayinnal
Nornth
Quen & Crescent Road
Isa Lupo
Hoinh
Helther
British Premier Stricken by Illness Amid Private Meetings
Ailing British Prime Minister Camypheli Mannermat faces renewed concerns as a cold worsens state of health while he attends Privy Council sessions. The government reports no immediate change in leadership, with ministers continuing duties asSaturday holidays approach.
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London
Jax
Penny Camypheli
Swale
Sn CP
Uutine
Fortune for the Vanderbilt Heiress Marries Hungarian Count
Miss Gladys Vanderbilt, famed as the richest American heiress, is to wed Count Laszlo Szechenyi in a noted social match at the Vanderbilt mansion Fifth Avenue tomorrow. The Hungarian noble, 28, is an army officer and avid sportsman with a storied lineage. the wedding marks a love match amid high society gossip and immense family fortunes.
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Fifth Avenue
57Th Street
Gladys
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Duchess of
Narnborough
Willy
Emezial Teno Maria Henrik Simon Saechanyh
Vanderbilt
Laszlo Ie
Unt
Emerch Sgechanyi
Berlin
Bismarck
Szechanyi
Conne Diooye
Austro-Hungaram
Dinoys
Countess de Cara
man-Chimay
Prince Chimay
Clara Ward
Rigo
Stephan
Peter
Meenales
Count Laszio
Europe
Soma
Meneli
Abyusinia
Lagzio
Beac
Weather forecast for Monday and Tuesday in Midwest and Great Lakes
Forcasted conditions predict colder temperatures and high northwest winds across the region. Snow is expected in parts of Michigan and the northeast, with flurries possible in the Lake Michigan area and colder air sweeping in from the west.
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Washington
Trdiare
Wbners
Lake Michigan
Michigan
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Christian Science
Resience
Brooklyn
Chestnut Hill
Bulletin
Hilgeman
Mary Baker G
Gladys Vanderbilt
Count Szhechenyi
National Bank of Kort Ammerica
Sugar
Ania
Golumn
MR. Schwier
Allegheny
Buston
Rerpanar
Threr
Hin
Vanderbilt Mansion
City
América
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