Remarkable Woman Mrs Mary Baker Eddy Dies at Cheatnut Hill
The article notes Mrs Mary Baker Eddy, founder of Christian Science, died at home in Cheatnut Hill Boston on a Saturday night aged near 88. It describes her influence, the church structure, and a simple, nonmystical funeral plan with Bible and Science text as core worship. The piece recounts interviews, church governance, and global spread of Christian Science branches.
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John Copley Glover Eddy
Cheetnut
Boston
America
Martin
Savoraroli
Religees
Baker G. Eddy
Mmn Church of Christ
Cmrge
Seattle
16Th Av
Madison
Second Av
Christian Science
Ballard
Christian Science Church
Eddy
Massachusetts Metaphysical College
Christ
Earth
Mra. Eddy
New York World
Concord
N. H
Mrs. Eddy
Mary Baker Eddy
Mother
Firet
Funeral for Mary Baker G. Eddy Held Privately in Boston
The funeral for Mary Baker G. Eddy, founder of Christian Science, will be private and held Thursday morning at her late Boston residence. Attendance limited to family and Church leaders. burial location not announced.
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Boston
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science
Church of Christ, Scientiat
Uncle Tom back number shakes up audience with stage chaos
The passage describes Uncle Tom’s back number causing comic chaos with a Fox Terrier and bloodhounds as an understudy struggles to learn the routine. It lurches toward a cautious defense of the play’s moral impact and urges families to bring children to see Uncle Tom for its impressionistic lessons.
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Eliza
Ohio
Wrecked Lodging House Resident Faces Short Jail Stay
Tom Inglebretaon wrecked a room in a Japanese lodging house Saturday night and offered 60 cents to settle. The proprietor declined after a pause. Patrolmen Mullen and Waechter heard the disturbance. He will spend three days at the city stockade.
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Tom Inglebretaon
Tom
Mullen
Waechter
City Stockade
Northwestern to be floated after grounding at False Bay
R. F. Pierson of the Alaska Steamship Co. says the steamship Northwestern will be floated within five days. The vessel went ashore at False Bay on the west shore of San Juan Island Friday night.
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Northwestern
Fi. R. Pierson
Alaska Steamship Co
False Bay
San Juan Island
Hold Seaman as Smuggler in Opium Case
T Cheetham first officer of the steamship Minnesota was arrested as customs uncover what may be the missing link in an opium smuggling ring. A cordon is placed around the ship and a search will be conducted for more opium. Cheetham and Ed Robson a dock guard were detained after a suspicious package containing opium valued at 440 dollars was passed to the guard.
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T. Cheetham
Minnesota
United States Customs
Big Hill
Cheetham
Ed Robson
New Clues Connect D W Peoples to Missing Auto Salesman
Edith W Peoples reports to Rollo Carpenter that David W Peoples formerly a city auto salesman may be the same man who fled Washington DC a year earlier with 6000 dollars. Carpenter knew Peoples in Athena Ohio. Peoples vanished in San Francisco two months ago after taking his wife's cash.
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David W. Peoples
Washington, D. C
Edith W. Peoples
Rollo W. Carpenter
Carpenter
Peoples
Athena
San Francisco
New England Club Directory Seeks Members in Seattle
The New England club of Seattle invites anyone from the five New England states to join its directory. Send name, home address, and telephone number plus business address to secretary Moncrieffe Cameron. The club currently lists nearly 600 members.
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New England
Seattle
Moncrileffe Cameron
Queen Anne Car Crashes Into Pole
A street car on Queen Anne Hill left tracks and hit a telephone pole at Roy Street and Queen Anne Avenue. No injuries were reported to any passengers.
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Queen Anne Hill
Kinnear Park
Roy St
Queen Anne Ar
Chauffeur Held on Homicide Charge for Death of Boy
The chauffeur who struck down Cleon Thomas nine in, the son of H. J. Thomas of 2328 Franklin, is held in Neu city jail on 2000 bail. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Murphy will decide if manslaughter will be charged after reviewing the coroner’s inquest transcript.
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C. G. Breele
Cleon Thomas
H. J. Thomas
Franklin An
Neu
Murphy
Steele
Wendling Sentenced to Life for Girl's Murder
Joseph Wendling was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of 10 year old Alma Kellner. He told the jury he might have killed her or not and suggested execution or release. The child's mutilated body was found in St. John's Catholic church five months after she left home for mass. Wendling, then a church janitor, was arrested on circumstantial evidence.
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United Prep
Louisville
Lfe
Alma Kefiner
Joseph Wendling
Alma Kellner
St. John's Catholic Church
Wendling
Secretary Hayward Visits Portland Declares Nonpolitical
William Hayward secretary of the Republican National Committee arrived in Portland Neb. City today and stated his visit carries no political significance despite his national party role.
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Portland, Or
William Hayward
Nebraska City
Neb
Republican National Committee
Portland
Socialists Win School Board Seats and Bonds Favor Passed
Judge F A McDonald and William Pigott were elected to the school board with large margins over opponents A A McCorkle and B B Head. All bond propositions carried with high totals for the Olympic school site sale and two bond issues. Socialist McCorkle nearly doubled his prior vote in the same race.
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F. A. McDonald
Willam Piggott
A. A. McCorkle
B. B. Head
William Pigott
Peter Kettinger
George H. Randall
Victor M. Place
Kate Sadler
J. L. Rieth
J. A. McCorkie
B. B. Beach
Olympic
McCorkle
Cheaper to Leave Bossy in the Well
Vancouver dairyman buried a cow that fell into a well on the Wyman farm at Prairie Landing after searches failed to raise the animal. Owner B. Gilbert said filling the well and digging a new one was cheaper than recovering the bovine. Neighbors aided but could not retrieve the cow.
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Vancouver
Wash
Wyman
Prairie Landing
B. Gilbert
Gilbert
Five Thousand March to Dead Striker Grave in Chicago
About 5000 striking garment workers carried banners reading Shot by bosses Who will be next as they marched behind the coffin of Chas Lazinskas a striker shot dead during an alleged assault on a special policeman guarding non unionists in Chicago.
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Chicago
Chas. Lazinskas
Kansas Baby Crop Shows Falling Off
Topeka Kansas December report says the Kansas baby crop declines by about 2000 annually. Dr J Crumbine, secretary of the Kansas board of health, notes births fell from 25,990 in 1906 07 to 21 926 in 1909 10 with smaller counts each year.
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Topeka
Kas
Dec
Kansas
J. Crumbine
Kansan
Striking Back at Durand Census Dispute
The Seattle Chamber of Commerce and related groups defend against Census Director Durand who cut 11 188 names. They allege fraud claims are unfounded and cite a civic census check that found 126 missing residents in one precinct. They warn 25 000 people could be overlooked if the ratio held citywide.
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BE. D. Durand
Seattle
Chamber of Commerce, Commercial Club and Manufacturers’ Association
Durand
R. W. Hill
Civic Census Bureau
Nome Receives First Mail Early as Sleds Arrive
Dog sleds delivering mail from Fairbanks reach Nome, Alaska, on December 5, breaking the navigation season record. The city will receive mail twice weekly this winter, up from once weekly in prior years.
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Nome
Alaska
Fairbanks
Charge deal to fool judge seeks annulment on fraud claim
Union Cutlery company files action against Jessie Arnold nee Leighton to annul a judgment in her favor in Washington justice court alleging a conspiracy to defraud of 99.36. The complaint says the defendant, then Miss Leighton, conspired with T. Peterson who pretended to be Union Cutlery’s agent and served papers on Peterson. Attorney O L Willett served the papers.
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Justice Carroll
Union Cutlery Company
Jessie Arnold
Leighton
Justice Court
Washington
Miss Leighton
T. Peterson
Peterson
O. L. Willett
Three Die In Auto Train Collision At Lemans
Paris dated December 6 reports the Countess de Nicolay eldest daughter of the Marquis de Macmahon her son and the Nicolay chauffeur died when their automobile struck an express train at Lemans 120 miles southwest of Paris. All three were the sole occupants and the car was ground to bits with mangled remains.
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Paris
Countess de Nicolay
Marquis de Macmahon
Nicolay
Lemans
Meat Trust Holds Up Fort Lawton
Post Commander Evans rejected last week’s hide for Fort Lawton meat and ordered Gen Maus to seek new bids amid a suspected conspiracy among meat packers. Only three firms bid. the six month contract calls for 300 to 400 pounds daily. Frye Bruhn was lowest bidder with beef prices $1.70 per hundred higher and mutton $2.40 higher than 1909.
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William P. Evans
Fort Lawton
W. P. Maus
Frye-Bruhn Company
Northwest Big Fruit Co operative Movement
Homer C. Atwell, president of the State Horticultural Society, plans a convention in Portland within 60 days to organize a co operative selling agency for the Pacific Northwest apple crop valued at 5 million dollars annually. The proposed company will be capitalized at 500 thousand dollars and modeled after California orange and Sacramento valley raisin growers structures.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific Northwest
Homer C. Atwell
State Horticultural Society
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
California
Sacramento Valley
Triads Planned To Organize Girls Like Boy Scouts
Dr. Louise Dorman plans a girls organization named the Triads with khaki uniformed drills and open air activities. It aims to teach practical skills at ages nine to eighteen including sewing, cooking, fitness, character, nursing, and economical shopping with ongoing nature studies.
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Boy Scouts
Louise Dorman
Triads
Ito
Triad
College Club Housewarming Revives Campus Spirit
Memories of college days surfaced at the housewarming of the College club a new social order of graduates The club located in the old federal building at Fourth Ave and Marion St. began with 175 members.
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College Club
Federal Building
Fourth Av
Marion St
Tetrazzini Coming to Moore Theatre in January
The Italian soprano Madame Tetrazzini, acclaimed by London and other cities, will perform in concert at the Moore theatre on Monday January 16. The Ladies' Musical club organized the appearance and posted a large guarantee to secure the diva, whose current tour faced doubts.
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Mme
Tetrazzini
London
San Francisco
New Mexico
Cuba
New York
Moore Theatre
Ladies’ Musical Club
Mrs Poindexter in Port Limon riot near shooting
Mrs Miles Poindexter narrowly escaped being shot during a riot in Port Limon Costa Rica as 760 laborers besieged the British consulate and the fruit company offices. Soldiers fired warning shots with some rounds missing Americans nearby.
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New Orleans
Miles Poindexter
Port Limon
Costa Rica
The
Fruit Company
Recall petitions due for Municipal league on December 16
C F Riddell chairman of the recall committee urges prompt return of recall petitions by next Saturday December 16. He stresses no delay in turning in the petitions.
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Municipal League
C. F. Riddell
Jilted by Gaby Alphonso Finds New Paris Star
In Paris the ex kinglet Manuel takes Gaby away, leaving Alphonso desolate until he meets Monna Delza a Paris stage beauty. Alphonso shifts his attention to Delza and diverts his Spanish treasures to her. Delza rises from milliner’s apprentice to wealth and luxury with automobiles and opulent wealth.
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Paris
Kinglet Manuel
Alphonso
Gaby
Monna Delza
Alfy
Manna
Elks Hold Solemn Memorial Services
Seattle Lodge of Elks held its annual Memorial meeting at the Moore theatre with a hymn, bell toll, and the reading of members' names. Exalted Ruler J Warren Upper opened the service as hundreds attended, with lodges from other cities present. Twelve hundred lodges met in the annual session nationwide.
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Seattle
J. Warren Upper
United States
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