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Prescott Daily News

Location

Prescott, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1910

Page

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Eddy Funeral Thursday for Mrs Eddy in Boston Mausoleum Plan

The body of Mary Baker G. Eddy founder of the Christian Science church will rest in a Boston area mausoleum after a Thursday 11 a.m. funeral at her Newton home. The church to be governed by a self perpetuating board of directors, with the death seen as not altering church policy.

Mother Church of Boston Hoston Mass Mary Baker G. Eddy Christian Scientist Church Chestnut Hill Christian Bolétte Farlow Mrs. Eddy God Christian Science Church

Immense Lumber Cargo Sets Shipboard World Record

The British vessel Knight of the Garter sailed from Seattle for Shanghai with 6,000,000 feet of dimension lumber on board, surpassing its own June record of 4,920,000 feet. The cargo valued at $700,000 marks the largest lumber load ever floated.

Seattle Wash Knight of the Garter Shanghai China

Steuben Honored by United States Ceremonies and Parade

The government unveiled a bronze statue of Gen Baron von Steuben at Lafayette Square Washington with a 2 pm ceremony led by Secretary Dickinson. President Taft Ambassador von Bernstorff and Rep Bartholdt spoke as Maj Gen Carter led a large parade including army navy and DC National Guard troops and 5000 German society members. The Soluble statue by Albert Jaegers received praise and Congress funded the monument with 50000 plus 5000 for a replica. The pedestal features two bronze groups Commemoration and Military Instruction.

Washington United States Baron Frederick William Augustus von Steuben George Washington Lafayette Square Dickinson Baron Steiben Taft Count von Hernstorff Charles J. Hexamer Philsdelphia German-America Alliance Richarr Bartholdt St. Louis Songs of America Germany William H. Carter Allen Eighth Cavalry Army Navy National Guard District of Columbia Cuno von Steuben Albert Jaegers Baron Steuben Congress William Cass Gilbert T. R. Johnson Frederick the Great

Officer Transferred to St. Louis and New Orleans

Lieut. Col. George B. Davis, purchasing commissary for the Panama Canal and the United States commissary here, and acting United States quartermaster, will be transferred from here to St. Louis, effective December 6.

St. Louis New Orleans George B. Davis Panama Canal United States

Expensive Chicago Dinner Service For Senator Dirk

New York December 7 A costly dinner service said to be the most expensive in America arrives from Chicago for use in Senator W A Dirk of Montana on Fifth Avenue It is complete for 24 people with 900 pieces and reportedly cost 100000 Census Man Overlooked the Jail Glendive Mont December 7 The Glendive Commercial Club asks Census Director Durand for a recount claiming census agents overlooked the county jail sheriff and prisoners in Glendive County

Clark New York America Chicago United States W. A. Dirk Montana Fifth Avenue Glendive Mont

Blizzard Strikes New York Brings Injuries and Shelter Demand

The first real blizzard of the season hit New York on Tuesday with heavy snow and cutting winds. More than sixty people were injured and hundreds sought shelter in charitable institutions and lodging houses as traffic was crippled.

New York

Drum trade in Orient delegation to visit Pacific

A large Chicago Association of Commerce delegation will visit the Orient to cement business ties with Japan China and the Philippines. Plans include chartering the Minnesota one of the largest ships plying the Pacific to bring more business to Chicago.

Chicago Chicago Association of Commerce Orient Minnesota Pacific United States Japan China Philippines

Mob Trails Negro After Street Attack on Ima Gilbert

A mob formed swiftly after a Black man attacked 18 year old Ima Gilbert on a street near her home from school. The assailant escaped as citizens sought to lynch him, and efforts to trace him have been in vain. Rescue arrived as the mob organized within minutes.

Centralia Ima Gilbert

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Thos, C. McRae Pres. Jas, G. Clark V.pres Thos. C. McRae, Jr R. Wright Bank OF Prescott Prescott Arkansas Eddy Newton Red Barlow Mother Church of Christ, Seientist The Citizens Bank Our Services Steuben Capital Ambassador von Bernstorff Congressman Bartholdt Ozan Mercantile Com’y
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