Mrs Eddy Sued for Accounting Over Church Finances
Mary Baker Glover Eddy, head of the Christian Science Church, was sued in Concord New Hampshire for an accounting of church finances. The suit, filed by her son and daughter, targets trustees and aides including Alfred Farlow Calvin Frye and Herman Springer. It seeks restitution if wrongdoing is found and a receiver to protect Eddy’s property.
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Concord, N. H
Mra
Mary Baker Glover Eddy
Christian Science Church
Eddy
George W. Glover
Deadwood
Mary Baked Glover
George W. Baker
Ranger
Tacoma Lid 10 to be Pried Off
Tacoma residents expect a Sunday opening. several cigar stores plan to stay open while Mayor Wright enforces the two week old Sunday closing rule. Prosecuting Attorney Rowland faces pressure from lid openers to avoid prosecutions.
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Tacoma
Wright
Rowland
Civil appropriation bill receded from steam revenue cutter
A fragment notes a civil appropriation bill receded from a steam revenue cutter for sound. The brief item places the action in a legislative revenue context with no further specifics.
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A Steam Revenue Cutter
Sound
Bride Caring for Husband Stricken with Smallpox
Ida Grove reports a young bride of Charles Campbell, a liveryman, staying by her husband to tend him as he battles smallpox. She has not had the disease and risks infection, sacrificing for love in a pest house setting.
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Seripes Telegraph Service
Ida Grove
Charles Campbell
Senator seeks appropriation to curb valley floods
Olympia March 2 Senator Paulhamus testified before the house appropriations committee urging a bill to appropriate funds for the improvement of the Black and Puyallup rivers to prevent valley floods.
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Star
Olympia
Paulhamus
House Appropriations Committee
New Post Cards Issued For Combined Address And Message
A new style of picture post card combining address and communication on one side and a full picture on the other was issued by the post office department and went into use yesterday. Dealers in the city began selling the cards, which avoid disfiguring the picture by writing over it.
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Post Office Department
Thie City
Victoria observes Sunday opening postponed by observance law
Telegraph dispatch from Victoria British Columbia reports the Buntley observance law, issued at the request of the Lord's Day Alliance, comes into effect Thursday but will be disregarded to permit commerce tomorrow in British Columbia units.
Best trade mark weet of the Bast
Trade discussions surface around the Bast family business as merchants weigh branding and market strategy. Local observers note competing marks and potential legal questions about ownership and distinctive design elements.
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Mark Weet
Bast -Behilling
Auburn Beats Puyallup In State Debate Contests
Auburn high school's debating team won a key state championship contest by defeating Puyallup high school of Pierce County. Auburn leads with four victories and aims to defeat Eastern Washington's top team in upcoming rounds.
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Auburn
Wash
Auburn High School
Puyallup High School
Pierce County
Messenger Boy Bill Passed In Senate
Olympia March 1 The bill prohibiting boys under 10 from being employed by messenger companies proposed by Hanson Beattie and advocated by Judge Frater and Truant Officer Ketchum of Beattie has passed the senate.
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Olympia
Rome
Hanson
Beattie
Frater
Ketchum
Trustees Face 200000 Dollar Misdirection Claim
In BPOKANA on March 2 charges allege mis appropriation of 200000 dollars through extravagant salaries and frauds harming policyholders of the Pacific Live Stock Association. The company suits in federal court led to bankruptcy and J B Mason its manager. Charles A Murray named receiver after trustees’ mismanagement revealed by the suit.
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Bpokana
Pacific Live Stock Association
J. B. Mason
Charles A. Murray
Harlem Division Wreck Blamed on Railroad Negligence
New York March 2 Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Smith told the coroner's inquiry into the Harlem division wreck of February 16 that he would urge the grand jury to indict the railroad company and its president for criminal negligence in the crash that killed eight and injured more than one hundred.
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New York
Harlem
New York Central Railroad
Smith
Wyoming 11 year old girl robs stages and post offices
Berippe Telegraph Service reports Dubois Wyoming March 2 that Burrows an 11 year old girl has turned bandit terrorizing time and other regions. She holds up stages and post offices and relieves midnight travelers of valuables in the dark stretches. Authorities have not arrested her or located her hiding place.
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Berippe Telegraph Service
Dubois
Wyo
Thel Burrows
Wyoming
Auburn Debaters Edge Puyallup on Subsidy Bill
The Auburn debaters defeated Puyallup in an interscholastic contest with the subject on the subsidy bill. Auburn represented the negative side.
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Auburn
Puyallup
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Star Special Service
Washington, D. C
House
Woodhouse & Platt Furniture CO
Dabney & Wood- Rover
Main
Ind
Pike Street
D.$. Johnston Co
Second Avenue
Victoria
Washington
Dexter Horton & Co
Star Special
Geripps Telegraph Service
Wear Brooks
Hata
Second Oon Avenue
Francisco
Italy
O. B. Williams Co
Western Avenue
Seattle, Wash
Sash and Door
Northwest
Cowen
University Park
University
Seattle
Pioneer Building
14Th Ave. N
58Th St
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