Mrs Eddy Moves to Brookline in Secret Transit
Mrs Mary Baker Eddy founder of the Church of Christian Science quietly relocates from Concord New Hampshire to a Brookline Boston suburb. A special escorted train preceded by a pilot engine carried her and her party with limited onlookers to the Lawrence estate on Chestnut Hill.
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Christian Scientists
Concord
N. H
Boston
Boston, Maass
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Church of Christian Scientist
Brookline
Lawrence Estate
Chestnut Hil
Chase
Mrs. Eddy
Teddy
Boston & Mainereau
Chestnut Hill Station
Lawrence
Poultry Dogs and Bats to Be Seen at the Exhibition
The Fanciers' Association of Indiana prepares a large exhibit at Tomlinson hall from Feb. 2 to 1. Secretary Theodore Hewes reports entries from seven states and calls still coming in at over 50 daily. Boston and New York winners seek lists to show. To accommodate, 500 additional cages are added to the original thousand. Exhibit may include over 2000 birds, 200 dogs, and 50 to 75 fancy cats.
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Tomlinson Hall
Theodore Hewes
W. Washington Sr
Boston
New York
Davis Engaged Widow’s Son In Ill Health Feud Clouds Family
Kenny Gassa way Davis former West Virginia senator and octogenarian lies ill in Shoreham hotel guarded by a nurse with a physician visiting his condition described as serious by his fiancee Miss Maud Ashford. Senator Elkins says he is improving despite family opposition and a bitter quarrel over the engagement to Miss Ashford follows Davis’s recent engagement announcement amid questions about his health.
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Washington
Kenny Gassaway Davis
West Virginia
Shoreham Hotel
Maud Ashford
Davis
Stephen B. Elkins
Mr. Davis
Miss Maud Ashford
Miss Ashford
Henry Gassaway Davis
Newspaper Executive Frank ONeil Dies in St Louis
Frank R. ONeill vice president and acting president of the Post Dispatch died in St Louis of bronchial pneumonia after a two week illness. He was a veteran journalist in the Midwest and served as a leader at the newspaper.
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ST. Louis
Frank R. O'Neil
The
Post-Dispatch
Middle West
Rheumatism relief claim for Dr Miles Nervine
Patient testimonial and promotional note for Dr Miles Nervine claiming relief from inflammatory rheumatism. Encourages readers to seek advice, mentions a free return offer on the first bottle if it fails to help, and cites a Rockaway New Jersey user.
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Miles Nervine
Miles’ Nervine
Jas. W. Sanders
P. O
Rockaway
N. J
Popular Home Remedy Recipe Promoted for Kidney Relief
Readers urged to use a simple vegetable prescription claimed to ease kidney and bladder trouble. Local pharmacists supply ingredients, and a druggist endorses continued promotion citing numerous cures and relief for rheumatism and backache among the elderly. The recipe includes Dandelion fluid extract, Worm compound, and Sarsaparilla syrup with dosing after meals and at bedtime.
Arrest Leganon Man Alleged to Take Theater Receipts
Royal Wallingford, 24, was taken to Lebanon Indiana to answer a charge he took the day's receipts Saturday from the Star theater. Detectives Quigley and Hagarty searched the Lebanon bound car but found no one matching his description, locating Wallingford later on a city car after leaving the interurban at Twenty sixth street.
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Royal Wallingford
Lebanon
Ind
Star Theater
Quigley
Sergi. Hagarty
Sixteenth-st
Wallingford
Twenty-sixth-st
Coroner Fined for Remarks to Phone Operator
Story county coroner Dr. H. P. Hansen was found liable for remarks made to phone operator Miss Alice McKee. A jury awarded her $60 with Hansen appealing the verdict.
Robbery Suspect Shot Dead After Armored Escape Attempt
A man believed to be Henry von Bargen was shot and killed by patrolman Rudolph Brokopp while resisting arrest with an accomplice. The pair attacked Newton Hurtt and rifled his pockets before the suspect was wounded and later died at Alexian Brothers Hospital.
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Chicago
Henry von Bargen
Rudolph Brokopp
Newton Hurtt
Alexian Brothers
Gliggy Bluks Apostolic Group Holds State Convention
The Apostolr Christians at S. S. Senate-ave claim few possess the heavenly gift to interpret their tongue. John G. Lake leads about 200 workers in a mission room setup describing divine encounters and speaking in a mysterious language. Lake and his family reside with seven workers in a shared living space within the converted storage room.
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Gliggy Bluks
Lake
Wireless Eiffel Tower Aids Global French Naval Talks
A French military official says the government will use its Eiffel Tower wireless station to communicate uniquely with French warships worldwide. The plan aims to unify naval communications across the globe.
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Paris
Eiffel Tower
Rich Gifts Showered on Vanderbilt Bride
A parade of costly wedding gifts to Miss Gladys Vanderbilt on her marriage to Count Szechenyi includes items from Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt senior and other society figures such as Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt Duchess of Marlborough Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt and Mrs. William Douglas Sloane. The list features diamonds pearls sapphires and fine silver pieces reflecting a high society ceremony in New York.
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New York
Gladys Vanderbilt
Szechenyi
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Sr
Reginald Vanderbilt
Wathleen Vanderbilt
Duchess of Marlborough
William K. Vanderbilt
Marquise
William Douglas Sloane
Frederick Vanderbilt
Gladys Vanderbilt Becomes Countess in Austro Hungarian Wedding
The Vanderbilt family wedding unites Gladys Vanderbilt with Count Anton Szechenyi in a Rome meeting romance. A lavish New York ceremony featured heirloom diamonds and Szechenyi jewels amid national colors. The couple, honeymooning in Budapest, plan a future at the count's estate in County Zemplan. The bride’s estate is valued at about 15 million dollars.
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House of
New York
Budapest
County Zemplan
Miss Vanderbilt
Count Szechenyi
Rome
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure For Scrofula and Blood Troubles
Advert says Hood's Sarsaparilla cures impure blood conditions including scrofula loss of appetite catarrh and rheumatism. Testimonials claim long term sufferers healed like Mrs Nora Huaney and J N Dart. Available in liquid and Sarsatabs 100 doses for one dollar from C I Hood Co Lowell Mass.
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Hood
J. N. Dart
Crosby
Texas
C. I. Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Customs search Mrs Vanderbilt home before wedding
New York January 20 customs officers searched the home of Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt at Fifth Avenue and Fifty eighth Street before the ceremony to verify declarations on a trousseau and costly presents brought into the United States. The probe followed letters to Col Edward C Fowler, port collector, and caused consternation and protest at the mansion. The inspector later concluded that everything had been declared months ago.
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Edward C. Fowler
Shortridge Boys Start New Baseball Team
Quiet times surround Shortridge athletics as independent student teams play while a school committee drafts a plan for athletics. Captains Hubbard and Gates express optimism for strong track and baseball squads and upcoming calls. Teams are expected in the Y M C A indoor meet and the Lafayette state meet with honors hoped in both.
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Shortridge
Athletic Board
Hubbard
Gates
Lafayette
Southern league names managers for 1908 season
In Memphis on January 27 1908 Tom Fisher was chosen to manage Mobile fixing the Southern league managers list. Former major leaguers will lead teams in Atlanta Memphis New Orleans Little Rock Nashville Montgomery Mobile and Birmingham with the roster headed by W A Smith Charles Balh Charles Frank M J Finn William Bernhard James Ryan and Tfarry Vaughhn.
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Tom Fisher
Mobile
Memphis
Nashville
Montgomery
Birmingham
Atlanta
W. A. Smith
Charles Balh
New Orleans
Charles Frank
Little Rock
M. J. Finn
William Bernhard
James Ryan
Thomas Fisher
Tfarry Vaughhn
Rogers and Hack Wrestle for World Championship
Joe Rogers and Hackenschmidt clash at the Oxford music hall on Thursday for the world wrestling championship. The bout will be a finish match with a 2 PM start.
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London
Joe Rogers
Hackenschmidt
Oxford Music Hall
Fire destroys Standard Oil tanks in Baltimore blaze
A massive fire swept through Standard Oil tanks at First Ave and Fifth St in Baltimore today. Thousands of gallons of oil were destroyed as flames raged through the vast storage tanks.
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Baltimore
Standard Oil Company
First-ave
Fifthh-st
Marion county Independence League organized in Baldwin block
The Marion county branch of the Independence League was organized Saturday evening in the Baldwin block. The national declaration of principles were endorsed. Dr. L. W. Comstock, a well known Democrat, was elected president. H. W. Bullock, secretary, and F. D. Craig, treasurer.
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Baldwin Block
L. W. Comstock
H. W. Bullock
City Births and Deaths Listed in Local Record
City births record several couples with addresses and newborn sex including Rasmussen, Miller, Milner, Robinson, Williams, Shugert, Robertson, Blosser, Welsh. Deaths list James Owen and Watterson with causes influenza, grippe, meningitis, septicemia, arteriosclerosis, valvular insufficiency, brain tumor, accidental gunshot, poisoning and cancer cases.
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Mabel Rasmussen
Cooper-st
Lee
Bertha Miller
Spruce-st
Cy. Milner
Coral Robinson
Nordyke-ave
Ernest and
Elizabeth Williams
Woodlawn-ave
George William
Florence Shugert
N. Temple-ave
R. L
Ada Robertson
Wrightst
Alfred
Bertha Blosser
Charles St
Roy and
Lillian Welsh
James F. Owen
Eugene St
la Srippe
Marshall F. Watterson
Sprucest
la Grippe
Dorris Westfall
Camp St
Rosabella Z. Fulmer
State College Hospital
William H. Lester
James Powel
Senate Ave
Anna Mary Schmitz
S. Pennsylvania St
John O. Leary
N. Arsenal-ave
John Nudon
N. West St
John McShea
Columbia-ave
Armless billiardist to clash with Nusbaum at Board of Trade
George Sutton, armless billiardist, opens a week at the Board of Trade parlor Monday night facing Nusbaum, undefeated city tourney scratchman. They meet 100 to 100 with straight rail, Sutton giving exhibitions of massed shots. Admission charged. play starts 7:30 evening and 2:30 afternoon.
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Sutton
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