Mary Baker Eddy Moves Secretly to Brookline Home
Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy founder of the Christian Science Church left Pleasant View Concord New Hampshire by special train with her household to a new home in Brookline Massachusetts near the mother church. The move was kept strictly secret with a private car and pilot engine guiding the three car train. Arriving at Chestnut Hill station the party stayed at the A A Lawrence estate as remodeling costs neared $100 000. Eddy aims to be nearer church headquarters while continuing her deliberative, rapid approach.
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Mary Baker G. Eddy
The
Christian Science Church
Pleasant View
Concord
N. H
Chestnut Hill
Brookline
Boston
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston & Albiany Road
A. A. Lawrence
Mrs. Eddy
Criminal Informations Filed in Durango Colorado
Criminal informations were filed in Durango Colorado by the district attorney against Charles E McConnell president of the defunct Smelter City State Bank of Durango and B N Freeman Frank Eldredge W C Chapman and E M Hampton directors of the defunct Colorado State Bank of Durango all charged with receiving deposits after they knew their bank was insolvent John E Gooding president of the defunct Bank of Rocky Ford was arrested in Durango on a north bound Santa Fe train and denied intending to jump his bonds in facing similar charges
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Du_rango
Colorado
Durango
Colo
Charles E. McConnell
Bank of Rocky Ford
Gooding
May Get in Cabinet Politician’s Suggestion of Magoon
Washington whispers place Charles E. Magoon, Cuba governor, as Taft’s successor in the war department when he leaves for campaign duties. Magoon is praised as a Roosevelt discovery, noted for skill in insular affairs and constitution adaptation. He has built broad friendships through his Cuban service and legal work.
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Magoon
Taft
Washington
Charles E. Magoon
Cuba
War Department
Roosevelt
Bureau of ‘Insular Affairs
Fire Devastates Belpre Kansas Businesses
A major blaze swept through Belpre Kas destroying large portions of the business district. Losses include C T King general merchandise L R Clark Bulletin office and plant Clark's restaurant Hoyts drug store Lands restaurant City barber shop post office building Boarrt's pharmacy.
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Kansas
Belpre
Kas
C. T. King
Bulletin
Clark's
Hoyt’s
Land's Restaurant
City
Boarrt’s
Public Ownership Party nominates state officers in Minnesota
The Public Ownership Party of Minnesota filed its nominations for state officers to be voted at the state election next November. At a January 13 convention Beecher Moore of Minneapolis was nominated for governor.
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Public Ownership Party
Public Ownership Party of
Minnesota
Beecher Moore
Minneapolis
North Carolina House Votes on Prohibition Election Date
The North Carolina House of Representatives passed the senate prohibition bill altering the election date to the last Thursday in April instead of the first Thursday in August as originally set. The change moves the state election timing for the measure.
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House of Representatives
North Carolina
Senate
American Minister in Bolivia Sorsby in dangerous condition
The American minister to Bolivia William B. Sorsby who recently suffered an apoplectic stroke and paralysis remains in a dangerous condition.
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Bolivia
William B. Sorsby
Over Nine a L. Ton Sold This Year
Fragmented ad style list notes sales figures for 1907 and 1906 cigars and beers. Mentions quality selling, then advert sections for bronchial Troches, lemon pies, pies, a quote on happiness and a PAZO OINTMENT claim. Ends with a ginger ale quip.
Man of Simple Life Sparks Cynical View
A concise aphorism centers on a man who embraces a plain lifestyle and prompts cynicism from observers. The remark explores tension between minimal living and skeptical attitudes toward virtue.
Fragmented Prose Adverts and Quips From History
A mosaic of old quotes and ads appears in a scanned page featuring Seneca wisdom, a Minneapolis hide and fur firm, Mrs. Winslow teething syrup, legal talk, Garfield Tea laxative claims, BromO Quinine signature, and a dubious one day cure boast.
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B. W. Grove
Commissioner Smith vs The Standard Oil Go
The article critiques Commissioner Smith’s rebuttal to President Moffett of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana. It argues the defense is weak, details tariff filing disputes, and contends the seven to eight times value fine stems from a clerical filing error rather than actual discrimination. It frames the case as political and legal overreach driven by anti trust sentiment.
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Herbert Knox Smith
Moffett
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Standard Oil Company
Whiting
East St. Louis
Alton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Illinois
Smith
Commissioner of Corporations
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
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Chicago &Eastern IlNinois
Dolton
Chappell
Harvey
Illinois Central
Blue Island
Rock Island
Grand Jury
Standard Oil
President Moffett
Landis
Marietta
Henry Demarest
Lloyd
Commonwealth
Tarbell
United States
Bar of Justice
Theodore Roosevelt
Kenesaw Landis
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Cardui
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Menlo
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Hide. & Fur Co
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W.l.douglas
Brockten
Mass
Commissioner Smith
Standard Oil Go
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