Christian Science Leader Moves to Brookline Mansion
The founder of Christian Science, Mrs Eddy, relocated from Pleasant View to an imposing Brookline estate. A six-man armed guard patrolled the site as a special train carried Eddy and her retinue through a carefully staged arrival. The move, planned with secrecy, places Eddy nearer her followers and church headquarters, with a distinctive fortresslike house and guarded entrances.
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Boston
Jan
Mre
Mary Faker
Eddy
The
Christian Sclen
Hrookiine
Pleasant View
Hhrookiine
Robert P. Walker
A. L. Lawrence
Chicago
Brookline
Eddy Suite
Concord
Permita
Colvin A. Frye
Bio
Mra
Calvin A. Wrye
Archibald McLellan
New York
New Haven and
Hart
Lawrence
Mra. Eddy
Commonwealth-ay
Mrs. Eddy
Sire, Eddy
Bryan May Name Harmon as Running Mate in 1900s Run
Washington June 27 William Jennings Bryan has not found a reason to withdraw but is actively considering a running mate. He favors Judge Harmon of Cincinnati to cement Democratic loyalty and counter opposition from Foraker Taft factions. Bryan plans to press for full Democratic support and plans extended talks with James K Jones as supporters urge retirement from the contest.
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William Geanings Bryan
Harmon
Cincinnati
Ohio
Taft
Son of Ohio
Bryan
Dudeon Harmon
Cleveland
Bourke Cock- Beard
Promi Dent
Harthon
Underwood
Br. Bryan
Denver
James K. Jones
Jones
Newlanda
Nevada
Democrats
Democratic Party
Fire Sweeps Portland City District. millions in losses
Fire raged through Portland Maine business district and several New England towns causing over 1 million dollars in damages. Major firms affected include Milliken Cousons & Company A F Cox and Ben Parker Thomas and Company and six smaller concerns. Portland City Hall was destroyed with a 1 million dollar loss last Friday.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Milliken Cousons & Company
A. F. Cox and Ben
Parker Thomas and Company
Portland
Gladys Vanderbilt Weds Count Szecheny in High Society Amid Controversy
News from New York reports Gladys Vanderbilt daughter of Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt wed Count Lassie Heecheny in a noon ceremony attended by about 300 guests. Cornelius Vanderbilt is said to have given her away with Alfred Vanderbilt presiding as family head after an estrangement. The ceremony took place at St Patrick's Cathedral with noted church officials in attendance.
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New York
Gladge Moore Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Lassie Heecheny
Vanderbilt
Eth Wim
Circle of Friends
Vanderbilte
Cornelius Vander Dilt
Alfred
Michea J. Lavelle
Heinze Trial Postponed to February 11
The case against F. Augistus Heinze, former president of the Mercantile National Bank, over alleged undercharge with over certification, was postponed until February 11. The report from New York on January 97 notes the delay in the legal proceedings.
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Heinze
New York
Augistus Heinze
Mercantile National Bank
National Bank of North America Delays Opening
New York January 27 news reports a late surprise as the National Bank of North America would not open its doors. Since the recent Anandal flurry the bank's business has been disrupted and uncertainty surrounds operations.
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New York
National Bank of North America
Mallond Bank Receiver Plans Liquidation
The Mallond bank examiner, now receiver, will liquidate its affairs. He states that all claims will be paid promptly and that some surplus will remain for stockholders.
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Mallond
Ner
Trial opens in Webster Guerin murder case
Chicago January 27 testimony began in the murder trial of Dora McDonald widow of a gambling king charged with killing her lover Webster Guerin. Assistant States Attorney Day denounced Mrs McDonald as a worldly woman who lured a country boy and killed him when he tried to break free.
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Chicago
Dora McDonald
Webster Guerin
Day
Health of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman Causes Anxiety
London January 27 There is anxiety over Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman health confined to rooms with a cold since returning from France. He missed the navy council meeting at Windsor and is still feeble. His holiday at Biarritz aided his heart condition but did not restore strength.
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London
Theat
Henry Campbell-Bannermann
France
Nivy Council
Windsor
Biarritz
Man dies after being struck by a train at crossing
Alliance Ohio January 27 Frank G Gilbert died from injuries after the bogey carrying himself his wife and daughter was struck by a Pennsylvania train at a crossing. Sunday Mrs Gilbert may not recover. The daughter Maude age 19 was badly injured.
Labor loses hard fought battle in Supreme Court ruling
Washington D C January 27— Supreme Court voids a section of the Esdem Act prohibiting railroads in interstate commerce from discriminating against labor organization members. Grand Rapids Michigan January 27 Brooks Behiler of Findlay married here to Miss Clara Dunkley after eloping from Kalamazoo. Miss Dunkley is daughter of a prominent Kalamazoo family.
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Gan
Supreme Court of the United States
Grand Rapids, Mich
Brooks Behiler
Findlay
Rexporter
Kalamazoo
Clara Dunkley
Dunkley
Littleton's Experts Put on the Stand in Thaw Trial
New York January 27 defense attorney Littleton brought three insanity experts to the stand in the Thaw case. He questioned them on a lengthy hypothetical review of evidence aiming to prove Thaw insane when he killed Stanford White. The defense seeks to rest tonight with a jury verdict expected by Friday. Drs Wagner Evans and Jeliffe testified to two episodes of acute maniacal insanity and violence, while Dr Gauja supported Evelyn Thaw's account of Thaw’s attempted suicide in Monte Carlo though he offered no firm diagnosis.
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New York
Littleton
Dra. Wagner
Evans
Jeliffe
Thaw
Stanford White
Gauja
Evelyn Thaw
Monte Carlo
Roosevelt Holds White House Conference on Railroad Rates
At the White House President Roosevelt meets with managing vice presidents of several large railroads to discuss the coal rate law requiring disposal of coal mine holdings by May 1 and the proposal to permit pooling under Interstate Commerce Commission supervision.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce Commisseion
Argentina Seethes Amid Rumors of Parliament Dissolution
Monteverdo reports from January 27 say Argentina faces turmoil as parliaments dissolve. Rumors place ex-president Tien and exiled figures at risk while several ships head toward Buenos Aires as people seek escape from looming unrest.
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Monteverdo
Argentina
Tien
Julio Rocafe
Buenos Ayren
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