Burial of Mrs Eddy in Mount Auburn Vault
Mary Baker G. Eddy was laid to rest in the receiving vault at Mount Auburn Cemetery after simple services at the Chestnut Hill home. Attendees included family relatives household members Christian Science church and publishing society officials and her personal students from greater Boston.
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Boston
Mass
Christian Science Church and Publishing Society
Greater
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Chestnut Hill
Burial Decision Shifts Over Final Resting Place
A Christian Science mother’s burial sparked dispute as George W. Glover favored Tilton New Hampshire for the final resting place while Mount Auburn remained a leading option. Judge Clifford P. Smith led rites with readings from the Bible and Science and Health. Honorary pallbearers included J J Bates and Arthur Brisbane as the casket was moved to the Mount Auburn vault.
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Clifford P. Smith
Mount Auburn Cemetery
John J. Bates
Boston
Edward P. Bates
Syracuse
Arthur Brisbane
New York
Charles R. Corning
Concord
N. M
Frederick Dixon
London
Samuel J. Elder
Charles FE. Hatfield
Newton
Mass
William B. Johnson
Albert Metcalf
Frank S. Streeter
N. H
Judge Smith
Christian Science
George W. Glover
Tilton
London Counties Stay Unionist as Coalition Gap Holds
London counties reported the government with a 13 seat majority in 391 seats. Notable elected figures include Moreton Frewen as results continue to come in from English elections.
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London
England
Moreton Frewen
Republican and Democratic campaign committees fund totals
In Washington on December reporting to the clerk of the house, the Republican committee received 77 461 dollars and spent 74 373 dollars while the Democratic committee received 25 790 dollars and spent 27 771 dollars during the recent campaign.
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Washington, D. C
Republican Congressional Committee
Democratic Congressional Committee
House of Representatives
Young Couple to Wed at St Stephen Church This Evening
Lavis and George Bower Young will be married at seven this evening at St Stephen Episcopal church. A reception follows at the Hayes residence. The couple will take a bridal trip before settling in Placerville Colorado.
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St. Stephen Episcopal Church
Hayes
Mrs. Young
Placerville
Colo
Currency reform and civil service goals outlined in reform package
Washington reports a reform program proposing currency reform and extension of National banking laws if no quick monetary changes occur. It calls for civil service retirements, a politics-free customs service, businesslike government transactions, and an abolition of red tape clogging federal operations.
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Washington
Dec
Government Expenditures and Panama Canal Costs for 1912
The 1912 budget estimates total 687 million dollars including 630.5 million in general expenses and 56.9 million for the Panama Canal, projecting net savings of about 16 million versus current appropriations. Receipts are forecast at 680 million, leaving an ordinary surplus near 50 million. If Panama Canal spending continues from the cash drawer, the surplus would become a deficit of 7.41 million. Secretary MacVeagh hopes the monetary question is considered separately in Congress.
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Panama Canal
MacVeagh
Treasury
Congress
Treasury Presses Reform of Revenue and Gold Certificates
The treasury outlines unbusiness like relations with business and urges legislation to permit payment by certified checks to the government. It renews the push for authority to issue gold certificates against bullion and foreign coins and seeks rewards for fraud-fighting reforms at the customs service led by Secretary Mac Veagh. Rehabilitation in New York has reduced spoils and politics.
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Treasury
Customs Service
MacVeagh
New York
Panama
Secretary MacVeagh urges civil service reform and retirements
The secretary argues for a classified civil service including non political offices and retiring allowances for clerks and life saving service personnel. He notes limited savings in government spending, cites a $300,000,000 figure as overstated, and calls for abolishing surplus customs houses and mints while promising to list unusable customs houses to Congress.
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MacVeagh
Treasury Department
United States
Congress
San Francisco
Denver
Philadelphia
Board shifts toward bond backed guarantee for project
Captain Murray, secretary, instructed to obtain signatures from 46 men on a proposal that guarantees payment until secured by an additional bond issue. Signers will not pay cash but guarantee repayment. Once all signers are secured, trustees will be chosen to award the contract to builders to finish the work. Meeting notes list attendees and holiday schedule for the Christmas period.
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M. $. Murray
Capt
Murray
Messrs
Joyner
Jaffa
Gibbany
Ogle
Ro»cker
Saunders
Supt Brasher
Revolt in Mexico Seeks US Backing for Fair Election
Jose Sanchez Alvarez, once a Parral landowner and now a colonel in the Mexican insurrectionary army, speaks in El Paso claiming 7,000 to 8,000 armed men across Chihuahua. He says Americans are seen as friends and urges U.S. oversight of a fair election. vows to fight if needed but could concede if elections are overseen fairly. He notes easy access to arms from the United States.
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el Paso
Texas
Jose Sanchez Alvarez
Parral
Mexico
Chihuahua
United States
Cuba
Wool Market Brief Quiet in St Louis Trade
St Louis reports a quiet wool market on December 8 with limited activity in territory and western medians. Prices for fine wools range from 12 to 22 cents, with specific bands noted for fine and med quantities.
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St. Louis
Kansas City Cattle and Hog Receipts Report
Kansas City Missouri on December 8 reports 7,000 cattle receipts including 1,000 southern. Market steady to weak with prices for native and southern steers cows and heifers and stockers. Hog receipts also 7,000 with bulk sales 7.35 to 7.45 and markets five cents lower.
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Kansas City
Constitution for China After January 1911 Declared
Pekin report states the ancient Chinese regime will exist historically only after January 1911 New Year. The throne accedes to the imperial senate call for the immediate creation of a constitutional cabinet.
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Pekin
China
Imperial Senate
Electric whip debuts in Roswell streets
A Roswell man unveils an electric whip driven by a battery and control wires to a horse harness. The device prompts the horse to move faster with a touch of the electric rejuvenator, turning aging animals into high stepping performers.
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Roswell
Two Gonzales Boys Placed Under Peace Bond
The Gonzales brothers of the Chihuahua addition were placed under a peace bond by Justice Welter after one threatened to kill his father-in-law, a Lincoln citizen. The feud arose after the boy brought his sister-in-law from Lincoln to Roswell, provoking the elder man’s objections. Charley Tanner drove from Hagerman to Roswell in his car yesterday.
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Gonzales
Chihuahua
Lincoln
Roswell
Charley Tanner
Hagerman
Steamers in collision sink near Sheringham. 56 rescued
The Blackburn from Grimsby bound for Antwerp sank after colliding with the Rock off Sheringham. Twenty nine passengers and the Blackburn crew of twenty seven abandoned ship in three small boats. One boat with twenty four survivors reached Yarmouth today. the other two boats are unreported.
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Yarmouth
Eng
Blackburn
Grimsby
Antwerp
Rock
Sheringham
Indians on Exhibit at Chicago Land and Irrigation Show
The Indian exhibit from New Mexico led by R W Miller of the Fred Harvey company drew the largest crowds at the United States Land and Irrigation exposition in Chicago. A band of twenty Indians including Navajos and Hopis performed dances and showcased weaving, with notable figures like Elle the weaver and young Yasha drawing praise. The group returns to New Mexico tonight after days of display and store shopping.
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Chicago
Big Coliseum
Santa Fe Railroad
R. W. Miller
Fred Harvey Company
Elle
Yasha
Tom
New Mexico
Gratitude for sympathy after death of wife and mother
J H Mulroy and son thank friends for words of sympathy and acts of kindness during their bereavement following the death of their wife and mother.
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J.H. Mulroy & Son
Ranch for sale as seen in this paper advertisement
An ad urges readers to visit a ranch property described as the best in the county. It invites interested buyers to come and see the property and mentions Title Trust Co as a referenced source. For transportation, it lists City Livery cab number 9 for inquiries.
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Trust Co
Roswell Weather Report December 8 1905
Roswell New Mexico records a high of 70 and a low of 34 with a mean 52 and no precipitation. Wind from the north at 4 miles per hour, clear conditions. Forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Friday with little temperature change.
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Roswell
N. M
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