Spirit Communications Reveal Wright Identity in Sittings
Dr James Hyslop reports séances with medium Mrs Chenoweth yielding Carroll D Wright related details. Wright’s daughter provided clues, linking to Clark University and Hackley School while Hyslop notes two Wrights cause confusion in early exchanges.
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William James
Harvard University
James H. Hyslop
American Society For Psychical Research
Carroll B. Wright
Washington
Wright
Clar College
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Boston Bureau of Statistics
Alsthough
Hyslop
Flgslop
Journal of the
Dr. Wright
Chenoweth
J. Hyslop
G. Stanley Hall
Dr. Hyslop
Lark College
Hall
Carroll
James
Dr. James
Carroll D. Wright
Si . Chenoweth
Prof
Chauncey Wright
Prof. James
Wrights
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C. W
Mr. Wright
Iesink
Rim
Rand
Madero Army Routs Rebels in Nazas and Arrests Enrile
Mexican and U S authorities report Gen Campa Argu mendo forces were defeated near Nazas by Gen Blanquet and 1500 federal cavalry. Enrile, once Orozco ally, fled Juarez then was captured and jailed in Chihuahua facing Mexican extradition.
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EL Paso
Texas
Lorento
Santa Rosalia
Gonzales C. Enrile
United States
C. H. Webster
Enrile
International Bridge
Juarez
Orozco
Diaz
Clifton
Ariz
Chihuahua
Marion Letcher
Chuahua
Chihuahu
Carlos Gonzales
Gonzales
José Orozco
Pascual Orozco
Col
Bucknell College
Christy Mathewson
Vrozco
Webster
Madero
Mexico
Gerard's Mine Attacked by Bandits in Mexico
Justice James W. Gerard, a Supreme Court figure, is cited as an owner of Cinco Minas in Jalisco Mexico. The Cinco Minas property was attacked by bandits with guards said to have defended the site.
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Marcus Daly
Justice Gerard
Gerard
Guadalajara
Mexico
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el Favor
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New York
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Hostoutaquilo
Do Amparo
E. J. Callahan
Texas
the TimEs
Robles Gill
Jalisco
Madero
Orozco
Mexico Society of New York
James ‘W. Gerard
Supreme Court
a.Simpson Crawford Co
Rotunda
Nahan Franko
Apollo Quartette
Winter’ Garden
Berlin
Wiley refuses Boston offer over obligations and health
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, former Chief Chemist, said he will not reconsider Boston’s bid for his services. He cited binding contracts, heavy workload, and the need to devote his full effort to current duties, stating salary plays no role in the decision.
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New York Times
Washington
Harvey W. Wiley
Boston
Old City
Dr. Wiley
Samuel H. Durgin
State Senate Expends Public Funds on Heirs and Funerals
Albany report shows 1911-12 Senate voted $1,200 to heirs of two dead members Patrick McCarren and Thomas Grady. The state paid funeral costs for multiple legislators, totaling $5,956.73 in 1912, including McCarren’s and Grady’s ceremonies. Other notable costs included Nixon’s 1906 funeral at $5,624.52 and Raines’s burial at $3,451.65.
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New York Times
Albany
State Senate
Senate
Patrick H. McCarren
Brooklyn
Thomas I. Grady
New York
McCarren
Grady
James Oliver
Bradford
Lansing
Rensselaer
Luke F. McHenry
Chittenango
James J. McMahon
Harvey J. Donaldson
Ballston Spa
S. Fred Nixon
Chautauqua
Henry S. Ambler
Chatham
Jean L. Burnwell
Ontario
William G. Hastings
Orange
Frank W. Higgins
William J. Donohue
Kings
M. C. Stanley
Henry J. Coggeshall
Waterville
United States
T. C. Platt
Owego
John Raines
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