Mrs Eddy Wins Libel Suit Against Rev Eddy
In Boston June 5 Judge Bell ordered verdict for Mrs Josephine Curtis Woodbury in the $150000 libel case against Mrs Mary Baker Eddy. The court ruled publication in the Boston Herald not proven to be by Mrs Eddy or her agents and the suit moves toward possible appeal to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Bell
Josephine Curtis Woodbury
Boston
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Bell
Elder
Mrs. Eddy
Josephine Curtis
Woodbury
Superior Court
F. W. Peabody
Boston Ierald
First Church of Christ
Eddy
Herald
Jesus Christ
Witness
Edward A. Kimball
Martha E. Burns
Mr. Elder
Mr. Peabody
Peabody
Hanna
Arena
McLaurin Replies on State Politics and Jeffersonian Democracy
Senator McLaurin cites a long historical view of Democratic leaders evolving with the times. He argues the party upholds liberty of the individual and freedom of thought, contrasting with Republican policy, and defends the party’s stance on fiscal policy and reform. He criticizes recent reorganizing moves and defends old line Democrats against bid to redefine loyalty.
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Columbia
S.C
Mc Laurin
W. F. Clayton
Calhoun
Jefferson
Jackson
Madison
McLaurin
Kansas City
West
Hill
Cleveland
Dickinson
Bryan
Rumored Lynching Near Aurora In Missouri Case
Rumor spreads in Aurora that Mrs Stallion and her stepson have been taken from Galena jail and lynched over the killing of the woman's 16 year old daughter. Wires to Galena are down and little credence is given, despite arrests based on statements from the seven year old son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora, Mo
Justice Brewer Wedded in Burlington Ceremony
Justice David J. Brewer of the U S Supreme Court married Emma Miner Mott in Burlington Vermont on June 5 at the residence of Mrs J L Hall. The ceremony was performed by Rev G G Atkins with only family present and no prior announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
David J. Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Emma Miner Mott
Washington, D. C
G. G. Atkins
First Congregational Church
Baltimore and Ohio rules fare increases from Kansas City lines
In Chicago on June 5 Architegtoray of the Baltimore and Ohio ruled that the Wax railroad must advance all fares from Kansas City and intermediate points to the same rates quoted via all standard routes in effect to April 30 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Spansas City
Buffalo
N. Y
Architegtoray
Baltimore and Ohientoad
Wax Railroad
Kansas City
Big Combine Forming in Shipbuilding Industry
The Mail and Express reports negotiations between Cramp Maxim Vickers and Bethlehem Steel Works stockholders have resumed. A consolidation plan is arranged as far as possible without delivery of the stock, signaling a potential merger in the shipbuilding sector near New York on June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Mail and Express
Cramp- Maxim-Vickers
Bethlehem Steel Works
Brothers All Commercial Leaders of Two Nations Fraternize at Banquet
London June 1 Lord Brassey presided at a London chamber of commerce banquet for New York delegates at Grocers Hall. Speakers including Choate, Morgan, Morton and Strathcona extolled Anglo American friendship and joint aims while noting trade, aid in crises, and shared civilizational bonds. Jessup of the New York chamber thanked hosts and highlighted $95,900,000 in annual trade, recalling past help from Britain and Queen Victoria’s support during the Civil War era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London Chamber of Commerce
New York
Grocers’ Hall
America
Great Britain
United States
Grocers
Bank of England
Lord Brassey
Mr. Choate
Lord Lansdowne
Morris K. Jessup
Andrew Carnegie
Cornelius N. Bliss
Lord Alverstone
England
Mr. Griscom
George G. Ward
Lord Strathcona
New York Chamber of Commerce
Venezuela
Atlantic
McWhin
McKinley
Jessup
James Gore King
King
Baring Brothers
Mr. Jessup
Lord Avebury
A. Foster Higgins
A. Burton Hepburn
American Trusts Debate Stirs Birmingham Chamber
Birmingham June 5 The Birmingham chamber of commerce held a special meeting to discuss American trusts and adopted a resolution urging immediate government action to safeguard British trade and commerce from U S trusts. R P Yates warned Britain faces a menace from the U S attempt to control world carrying trade. Imperial protection was proposed by some attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Chamber of Commerce
R. P. Yates
Great Britain
United States
Veiled Lady Arrested as Chicago Bank Robber Trial Ends
Thomas Jones, wounded in the Chicago bank robbery escape, was hospitalized with his arm to be amputated. Miss Vina Seavey known as the Veiled Lady was arrested today and refused to speak. Rutledge and Rice trial concluded. jury deliberation follows.
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Toronto
Ont
Thomas Jones
Chicago
Vina Seavey
Rutledge and Rice
Opposition to Combining Morong and Manila Provinces
In Pasig Morong and Manila delegates clash over a proposed union. Morong favors separate government citing population, Manila opposition slows the plan as the United States Philippine Commission delays creating a new province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasig
Manila
P. I
United States
Philippine Commission
Morong
Jamestown Garrison Surrenders to British Force
Jamestown Cape Colony garrison totaling 60 men surrendered to Kritzinger's command on June 2. British forces, estimated at over 1,000, killed 12 and wounded 15 Boers before overpowering them.
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Cape Town
Jamestown
Cape Colony
Kritzinger
Plague in Hong Kong reports weekly cases and deaths
The Colonial office received news from Hong Kong Governor Sir Henry Blake that 215 bubonic plague cases were officially reported in the week ending June 1 and that 207 deaths have occurred to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Colonial Office
Henry A. Blake
Hong Kong
Tenant Farmers Meet backs compulsory land sale in Ulster
A Belfast gathering of about 4000 tenant farmers endorsed compulsory land sale after a speech by Thomas W. Russell M P Parliamentary Secretary to the local government board condemning dual ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Ulster
Thormmas W. Russell
M. P
Local Government Board
Secretary Long Returns After Colorado Visit
Secretary Long returned to Washington today from Colorado where he spent the past two weeks with his daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Long
Colorado
SENT TO JAIL Three Honolulu Lawyers Sentenced for Contempt
In Honolulu on May 28 and via San Francisco June 5 three prominent lawyers Gen. A. S. Hartwell W. A. Kinney and S. M. Ballou were sentenced to 30 days for contempt of court in Judge Humphreys court over an affidavit. Acting Governor Cooper pardoned them before imprisonment. The affidavit sought to show judge bias against Editor Smith of the Advertiser, amid ongoing grand jury work on bribery in the Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
San Francisco
Humphreys
A. S. Hartwell
W. A. Kinney
M. Ballou
Cooper
Smith
Advertiser
Cuban Convention Delays on Platt Amendment Instructions
Havana June 6 The Cuban convention awaits Washington instructions on the Platt Amendment style. Conservatives hoped for guidance to adjust wording but no dispatch arrived. The report was accepted and will be sent to Gen. Wood. A vote on acceptance hinges on the form of the instructions and whether any interpretation is barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Washington
Gen. Wood
Senor Sanguily
Senor Portuondo
Poor Mail Service Delays Platt Amendment in Havana
Washington instructions on the Platt amendment have not arrived, delaying a convention meeting. General Wood faces annoyance as a Friday deadline passes with a letter not delivered. Conservatives doubt holding the 15 votes in favor amid debates over fair treatment and good faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Washington
Wood
Cuba
United States
Maitre Labori Captivates British Jurists at Hardwicke Dinner
London June 5 Maitre Labori the French advocate electrified the British bench and bar at the Hardwicke society annual dinner. More than five hundred eminent jurists witnessed his eloquence as he defended Dreyfus in a moving closing address delivered in French. Mme Labori, an Englishwoman, wept with emotion amid the gallery. Handkerchiefs waved while the crowd sang A Jolly Good Fellow after his remarks.
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London
Maitre Labori
Great Britain
Dreyfus
Hardwicke Society
Maitre T Labori
Mme. Labori
M. Labori
Kaiser Plans Summer Trip To Russia Not Confirmed
Berlin dispatches report a published claim that Emperor William will visit Russia to meet Emperor Nicholas in August. The foreign office says His Majesty’s summer plans are not yet made.
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Berlin
William
Nicholas
Foreign Office
Window Screens and Screen Doors Ad Offers Walnut and Hardwood Options
A. G. Pollard & Co advertises three sizes of walnut finish adjustable screens at 10c and 6c, three sizes of hardwood adjustable screens with or without springs, five sizes of hardwood slice screens, and a new light yet durable screen priced 25c to 49c. They fit all windows and screen doors in walnut stain or hardwood with corner brackets at 69c and 1.19. Courier readers urged to tell advertisers they saw the ad.
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A. G. Pollard & CO
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Ira O. Knapp
Johann Hoff
Christian Science Publishing Society
M’laurin
Justice Brewer
Mason & Hamlin Organs
New England
Steinert Hall
Mason & Hamlin Pianos
M. Steinert & Sons CO
Mack Street
Nations Fraternizy
Birmingham Chamber of Commerce
Will
Brisht
Kaiser
Russia
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