Christian Science Dispute Winds Through Boston Church
A sequence of admonitions against Mrs. Augusta E. Stetson by Boston Christian Science Church officials culminates in talk of suspension or excommunication. Proponents claim leadership tensions and alleged attempts to control church publications, while critics accuse leaders of pressuring adherents and hiding turmoil within the Mother Church structure.
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Augusta E. Stetson
Christian Botence Mother Church
Mm Posten
Archibald McClellan
Eddy
Boston
Stetsen
Alee
Stetson
Virgil
Erickler
Reosten
Eugene * Cox
New York
Posten
Gome
Edéy
Ether Church
Cen
Fiddy
Mre Steinen
Christian Science
M. G. Keins
American Agriculturelist
Bretsen
Kains
Reston
Augusta
Ste
Munkier
Jifford Faith
Strickler
Teeshen
Hetsons
Phe
Shen
Greek King George Faces Possible Abdication
The Allgemeine Zeitung reports King George of Greece may abdicate and that powers seek to dissuade him due to international fallout. In Athens the government will not permit treating Lieutenant Tibaides and his men from the recent mutiny as political prisoners.
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Vienna
Allgemeine Zetung
George
Greece
Athens
Tibaides
Robber Tries Safe in Florence Area Home
A bold daylight robbery occurred near Florence two miles from Bordentown New Jersey this afternoon. At about 2 o clock a man seized Schuyler Rancer and the elderly house keeper, thrust them into a room, opened the safe in Rancer's study and took about 5.40 in cash and jewelry leaving bonds and notes behind. The aged homeowner watched the thief work as the crime unfolded.
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Bordentown
N. J
Staaten
Sth
PEDPLER FOR MAYOR IN BOSTON UNDER NEW CHARTER
Boston's city charter change has six seventeen men with nominating petitions for mayor. Sammy Mirandi filed papers jokingly, leaving only five candidate slots available as voters approach one hundred ten thousand. Henry B Dewer, once a gubernatorial Theocratic candidate, is among hopefuls. The Chamber of Commerce forms a 150 member committee to choose a candidate representing city interests, with James J. Storrow as a leading name.
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Tribune
Boston
Maver
Sammy” Mirandi
Drudger Henry &. Dewer
Chamber of Commerce
James J. Storrow
Man Hey
Brown Students Stump In Test On Names
Providence November 5 Twenty four Brown University history students tested on full names of national and state leaders struggled to identify the President Supreme Court justices Rhode Island Governor and Providence Mayor. None named a U S Supreme Court justice fully while eighteen knew the President’s full name and seven could not recall any justice’s last name.
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Providence
Wilfred H Munro
Brown University
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Rhode Island
Supreme Court of
Munro
Marsland
United States Supreme Court
Livingston Manor Burns in Fire Destroying Historic House
Fire swept the Livingston Manor near Tivoli along the Hudson River destroying the home once owned by Chancellor Livingston. The estate, famed for its architecture and copied by architects nationwide, was reportedly erected in 16 and valued at about 25 000 dollars.
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Pourhheepsie
Livingston Manor
Ju Fleors T.avingston
Chancellor Livingston
Watch
Tivoli
Hudson River
Maresena
Rail ticket bargain to Atlanta round trip advertised
An odd railway notice promotes a round trip to Atlanta from New York with dates November 6 to 18 and mentions a ticket rate and agent consultation. The fragment hints at autosh or auto exchange and November 1 start.
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Atlanta
Hyann Railread
Autome i National Eixhdiction
New York
Anti
Auvit $ Rooenes
The Daily Tribune Sold for One Cent
The Daily Tribune reports it has been sold for one cent in New York City Jersey City and Hoboken amid a surprising financial move affecting the local paper.
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New York City
Jersey City
Hoboken
Two Men Shot as Chinatown Tong War Reignites
A Chinatown clash leaves Lee Gong wounded, Hung Chung injured, and police arrest Charley Tang and Lung Fung after a gun battle outside the Chinese Theatre. Captain Galvin and detectives disarmed Chin Lee as a wider sweep previews a long-standing feud between the Hip Sing and On Leong tongs.
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Chinatown
Aoewery
Chatham Square
Lee Gong
No. 14
Mott Street
Om Leong Tong
Hudson Street
Hung Chung
On Leongs
Charley Tang
Pell Street
Four Brothers Company
Elizabeth Street
Lee Genz
Lung Fung
Chin Lee
Pr. Denton
Harburger
Gong
Ching Lee
Galvin
Kum
No. 17
Tongs
Bow Kum
Chu Deng
California
Sinn
Canton
China
Im Leongs
Chin Sen
No. Mott Street
Bow Kom
Hip Sing Tong Os
Hip Sing Tongs
Your Brothers
M Leong Tong
Oo Leongs
Hip Sings
Four Brothers
North Dakota battleship returns after boiler blast injuries
The North Dakota completed a 21 knot endurance run off New England despite a boiler tube explosion that injured four sailors and scalded others. Two hours of high speed preceded the accident with 21.71 knots in hour two and 21 knots in hour four.
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Portsmouth
N. H
North Dakota
New England
America
William H. Grange
John Senden
A. Petersen
Peter McConnell
Senden
Navy Yard
Curtis
the Tribune
Penobscot
Monhegan
Cape Ann
Whaleback Light
Boston
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Quincy
Mass
Steinheil Faints Under Intense Court Examination
Mme Marguerite Steinheil collapses under three days of merciless questioning at the Court of the Assizes in Paris. She defends her innocence against charges of murdering her husband and stepmother while denying jewel allegations and accusing others, with the trial drawing intense public attention. Continued on second page.
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Tribune
Paris
Nev
Mme
Steinheil
de Valles
Associated Press
Court of the Assizes
Marguerite Steinheil Cave
Mme. Steinheil
M. de Valles
Mme Steinheil
M. de Vailes
Mrre. Steinheil
Réné Collard
Amonmg Meritem
Turbine designers pleased by record-breaking Dreadnought test
Engineers at General Electric trace success of the United States Dreadnought North Dakota on its initial trial. The ship uses Curtiss turbines and is based on plans drawn at GE with turbines manufactured elsewhere.
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the Tribune
Genectady
General Electrical
Savannah liner City of Augusta runs aground off Tybee
The City of Augusta, an Ocean Steamship co vessel, ran aground near Tybee at the mouth of the Savannah River. Passengers were rescued by a tug and revenue cutter Vamacraw. the ship left New York for Savannah on Tuesday under orders to hurry to port. The tug was damaged. if seas rise the vessel may become more perilous. Ad for Seaboard Air Line travel appears at end.
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Savannah
Isa
Allegheny
Augusta
Tybee
Savannah River
Tucs
Vamaccraw
President Taft
New York
Wea
Women vote in Norway general election first time
Women exercised the right to vote for the first time in Norway's general election today. They voted heavily in towns and lightly in country districts. Early returns show the Radical government defeated.
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Christiania
Norway
Mail Pouch Stolen In Chicago Cashing Alert
The theft of a mail bond bag containing up to 25000 dollars in express and post office money orders was disclosed after several stolen orders were cashed in Chicago. A farmer's boy found the rifled bag in a Toloma cornfield, believed taken from a truck on the Telena station platform. Several thousand dollars in orders were cashed and two thousand opened letters were found nearby.
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Chicago
Express
Post Office
Toloma
Telena
Treason in Dream Linked to Belgrade Plot
Vienna reports Bishop Nikader of Nish Serbia will be tried for high treason over a dream showing Belgrade revelation. The vision, shared with friends and circulated among officials, is seen as propaganda for ex Prince George. Cabinet minutes under King Peter decide to prosecute.
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Vienna
Belgrade
Nikader
Nish
Servia
Peter
George
Broker Run Down In Midtown Street Collision
Cyrus Pyle, retired broker of 66 First Place Brooklyn and Annie Farrel of 30 South Street Newark, crossing Madison avenue near 63rd Street, were struck by a southbound car after dodging a trolley. Pyle suffered a fractured skull and arm, taken to Presbyterian Hospital in serious condition. Motorman Joseph Brien of 76 St. Sixth Avenue was arrested for assault, later bailed.
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Cyrus Pyle
First Place
Brooklyn
Annie Farrel
South Street
Newark
N. J
Madison Avenue
T3d Street
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Pyte
Joseph Brien
No. ST. Sixth Avenue
67Th Street
Ambulance ride erupts as taxi whisks injured woman
A taxi driver unnamed in Cleth street and Manhattan avenue sped to J Heed Wright Hospital with Mrs Lena Christophers wife of a restaurant man after a surface car collision left her badly bruised Doctors say she will recover Policeman Merz rode beside the car blowing a whistle and the siren drawing onlookers as traffic laws were reportedly broken during the rush to the hospital.
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Cleth Street
Manhattan Avenue
J. Heed Wright
Merz
Fairbanks Whiskers Gone Surprise Shave Rumor Swirls
The Tribune reports ex Vice President Charles W Fairbanks shaved his whiskers a fact revealed indirectly by a Chinese photo. An official in Washington identified the bearded Indiana statesman in the image and confirmed the change. Hoosier sentiment laments the loss of the institution of his whiskers.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Charles W. Fairbanks
United States
State Department
China
Fairbanks
Indiana Statesman
Hughes
New York
Indiana
Premed Liner ILa Savoie Disabled by Propeller Break
Wireless news from Race The tmjury reports the Premed liner ILa Savoie broke a propeller blade delaying its voyage. The injury to passengers is not improved and repairs will be done at Havre. The line states the vessel will sail next Thursday on the return voyage without passengers.
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Ila Savoie
Tourette
la Saveate
Kennedy Will Provides 60 Million In Bequests To Public Causes
The will of John Stewart Kennedy filed for probate outlines about 60 million in bequests, with roughly half to educational and charitable institutions. Emma F Kennedy receives 15 million plus homes and cash. rest goes to relatives, friends, and servants. Major gifts go to Columbia University, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Presbyterian Hospital, and the New York Public Library, among many others. Kennedy died October 31 after prolonged illness. he was born near Glasgow in 1830 and came to America in 1849.
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John Stewart Kennedy
Emma F. Kennedy
J. Pierpont Morgan
James J. Hill
Morris K. Jesup
Mr. Kennedy
Glasgow
Scotland
Presbyterian Hospital
New York Public Library
Presbyterian Church
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Miss Mabel Choate III
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Choate
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68D Street
der. Francis P. Kinnicutt
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Daily Tribune
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Dovers Street
No. 4
Brickley
Lee
Hong Chung
No. 7
Devers Street
Gy Leongs
Navy Department
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Bur Ingham
Seaboard Air Line
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LA Savoie
Joan S. Kennedy
Hall
Columbia University Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Presbytery of New York
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Easton
Presbyterian Board of Relief
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Lake Forest
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Danville
Ky Syrian Protestant College
Beirut
Syria
New York Infirmary For Women and Children
Smyrna
Turkey
National Academy of Design
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St. Andrew's Society
State of New Tors
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Young Men's Christian ‘Association
City of New York
Young Womens Christian Association of
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Eve and Ear Hospital
State Charities Aid Association
Presbeterian Hospital
Harber Medical and Surgical Hospital
Par Harter, Me
Mary Murray Butler
Rosa Murray
Mary W. Kellogg
Harriett B. Kellogg
Harriett Sayre
Anna «. Maxwell
Elizabeth Russeth
Julia B. Schauffter
A. F. Schauffter
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Mary A. Tod
Susan V. Baker
Jonam Kennedy Tod
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Willan Stewart
Robert Eliot ‘Tod
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