Head of Christian Science Faith Falls After Eddy Death
Obituary tribute to Mary Baker G. Eddy, founder of Christian Science, noting her death and the church affairs to continue without a successor. Charles Howard writes on Eddy's life, influence, and the enduring teachings of Science and Health. Christian Scientists pledge to uphold her principles and honor her memory.
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Christian Science
FAITH
Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy
Charles Howard
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Mrs. Eddy
Romie
Mrs Eddy Funeral Plans Unclear As Son Arrives
Boston officials announce funeral for Mary Baker Eddy will be private at her Chestnut Hill home with possible burial in Tilton New Hampshire. Alfred Farlow notes no time or place set while George W Glover travels from Lead South Dakota with family after death Saturday night.
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Boston
Mass
Mother Church
Christian Science Denomination
Eddy
Alfred Farlow
Mary Baker Glover Eddy
The
Christian Science Church
South Dakota
Farlow
Tilton
N. H
Glover
New Hampshire
George W. Glover
Concord
Mrs. Eddy
Church of Christian Science
Chestnut Hill
Clifford P. Smith
Judge Noble Falls Seven Stories to Death in Cleveland
Former court of common pleas Judge Noble, 68, fainted while leaning from an open window in the Society for Savings building in Cleveland and fell seven stories to the pavement, dying instantly. The tragedy occurred on December 5.
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Society For Savings
Court of Common Pleas
Noble
Young to Take Oath Tomorrow in Dolliver Seat
Senator appointed Lafayette Young, under Senator Cummins, is to take the oath tomorrow after the senate adjourned briefly for mourning. He met many colleagues, including President Taft, and aims to help unite Iowa’s Republican factions amid insurgent tensions. Taft hosted a White House session with regular and progressive leaders, signaling cautious steps toward party harmony.
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Lafayette Young
Senate
Dolliver
McEnery
Clay
Daniel
Young
Cummins
Iowa Evening Press
Lafe Young
White House
Iowa
Taft
Carroll
Des Moines
Senator Young
Washington
D. C
United States Senate
A. B. Cummins
William E. Borah
Idaho
Bristow
Kansas
Borah
More Spirit in English Polling Despite Libs Gains
London reports brisk second day voting as Liberals claim momentum from first day results. Unionists express disappointment noting reduced Birmingham majorities and gains for Liberals in Wolverhampton and London boroughs. Both sides cite Manchester, London and midland districts as pivotal in shaping next parliament.
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Birmingham
Wolverhampton
Midland
Peckham
Manchester
President Seeks Unity Within Party Amid Talks
Reports say the president showed conciliatory tone and expressed willingness to do all in his power to unite the party, though no definite promise of success was made.
Tax sale auctions brisk at county treasurer office
Properties reverted to the county through delinquent taxes were sold this morning in the office of County Treasurer Johnson. About thirty interested parties attended as bidding on the real estate proceeded briskly.
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Johnson
Baker Gase May Go To Jury Today
Iowa City December fifth. Guy Baker of Lone Tree faces murder charges in the Driver case as closing arguments begin after final witnesses. McDonald opens for the state followed by Dutcher and Wade for the defense with Ranck closing for the state. Jurors may decide this evening.
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Iowa City
Guy Baker
Lone Tree
Oliver Driver
McDonald
C. M. Dutcher
M. J. Wade
C. S. Ranck
Jesse Halderman
Frankie Cline
Baker
Cline
Fern
Confession Ties Crimes to Death Sentence in Ohio
Charles Jones of Miami county confessed to murdering Guiseppi Rasmento a peddlar. He testified against Steve Scott who has been sentenced to death by electrocution on December 31. Jones received twenty years in the penitentiary and his sworn confession will be presented to the court.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles Jones
Miami County
Guiseppi Rasmento
Steve Scott
Jones
Scott
Drivers Strike Shocks Chicago Shoppers
A new walkout by department store delivery drivers in Chicago escalates into riots. Police use reserves to preserve order as non union drivers report union teams being halted and harness cut.
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Chicago, Ill
Chicago
State weighs Schaapveld testimony in Driver threats claim
The state tries to weaken the boy Henry Schaapveld's testimony about Driver's threats to Baker. Jayne says Schaapveld told him the threats were a joke and admits the boy did not quote Driver's oaths or threats during cross examination.
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Henry Schaapveld
Baker
Jayne
Schaapveld
Muscatine Journal Seventieth Anniversary Ad Opportunity
Advertisers may place Christmas goods ads in the Muscatine Journal Seventieth Anniversary edition releasing December 8. The edition promises extensive distribution across Muscatine and numerous nearby towns, with 11 000 copies and 70 pages. Phone the Journal office to arrange with the advertising manager or assistants.
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Muscatine Journal
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Aledo
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Edgington
Cotter
Sigourney
Crawfordsville
Haskins, Arden
Gladwin
Cranston
Iowa City
Fairport
Montpelier
Tipton
Reynolds
Journal
Last Session of Congress Opens Amid Clark Ovation
Washington reports mark the final session of the Sixty-First Congress with Democrats poised to take control in three months. Speaker Champ Clark received an eight minute ovation as he opened the House, while Senators Tillman and Scott were welcomed after illness. Both chambers adjourned shortly after rolling calls and condolences for members who died.
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D. C
Cone
House
Senate
McEnery
Louisiana
Dolliver
Iowa
Daniel
Virginia
Clay
Georgia
Tirrell
Massachusetts
Gilmore
Foulkred
Pennsylvania
Foss
Lener
Reynolds
Commonwealth
Cannon
Champ Clark
Clark
Tillman
Scott
Wendling Found Guilty in Kellner Murder
Louisville jury returns verdict of murder against Joseph Wendling in the 8 year old Alma Kellner case. The deliberation began after 6:20 pm and verdict announced at 10:10 pm. Wendling faced life imprisonment with the judge's instructions outlining four possible verdicts.
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Louisville
Joseph Wendling
Alma Kellner
Wendling
Madeline Wendling
Gregory
Weather Summary for Illinois and Overnight Snow Threat
Snow and colder weather expected tonight into Tuesday across Illinois. Snow likely tonight and Tuesday with plunging temperatures. Sunrise at 7:00, moonrise 7:15 pm.
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Illinois
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