Eddy Side Answers to Charge Not Brought in Good Faith
In Concord on April 17 the answer to the accounting suit over Mrs. Mary Baker G Eddy's estate claims the next friends were induced by enemies of the Christian Science Church for selfish ends. Defendants deny the suit was brought in good faith and affirm Eddy remains capable, in charge, and not in custody. The filing outlines that trustees hold property and challenge the deed of trust as illegal, while asserting Eddy governs her household and business. The case draws further action as next friends seek guidance from counsel in Boston and Concord.
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Equity
Christian Science Church
Concord
N.hs
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Med
Merrimac County Superior Court
Alfred Farlow
Iva
Knapp
William D. Johnson
Stephen A. Chase
Joseph Armstrong
Edward A. Kimball
George W. Glover
Mary Baker Glover
George W. Baker
Holdy
Mra. Eddy
Henry M. Baker
Archibald McLellan
Josiah B. Fernald
Maury Baker
Eady
Mary Baker & Eddy
Frye and Strang
Rady
Mrs. Eddy
Christian Science Organization
Armstrong
Mary Baken G. Eddy
Ners
Mary Beker G. Eddy
Bue
New Hampshire
Boxton
Calvin A. Frye
Irving C. Tomlinson
Hermann
Hering
Lewis C. Strang
Mr. Chandler
Frederick W. Peabody
Boston
John W. Kelly
Portsmouth
N. H
Martin & Howe
Court martial testimony on Macklin incident reported in San Antonio
Corporal Madison testifies in the Macklin court martial at San Antonio on April 17. He says he went to wake Captain Macklin after the Brownsville affray, pounded the floor with a rifle butt, and called loudly, but received no reply. Four other Negro witnesses corroborate the account.
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San Antonio
Tex
Madison
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Macklin
Brownsville
Miraculous Escape of Seventy Children in Mexico City School Roof Collapse
Report from Mexico City April 17 details a deadly earthquake across Guerrero Oaxaca Michoacan areas. Amid telegraph blackout, Americano miners feared dead. At Salesiana College Santa Julia, over 100 slept as dormitory roof collapsed. 70 pupils and staff were saved with no injuries, as rope-ladders and beams sheltered them.
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Weahington Post
Mexico City
Guerrero
Oaxataba
Michoacan
Agtlan
Providende
Dicla
Atlixtae
Olinala
San Narco
Ceahote
Coronilla
Acapulco
Santa Julia
Salesiana College
Earthquakes Hit Europe Including Madrid and Askabad
Earthquakes reported across Europe with notable activity in Spain and Constantinople. A landslide in the Tyros region followed shocks in Tortosa and Murcia causing damage but no reported casualties. An undulatory quake struck Askabad at 12 26 pm lasting five seconds, highlighting the Transcaspian railway's regional impact and Askabad's growing trade hub status.
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London
Europe
Spain
Constantinople
Tyros
Madrid
Tortosa
Murcia
Askabad
Roosevelt and Larrabee clash over railroad stocks
Former Iowa Governor Larrabee met with President Roosevelt and was quoted on railroad stock safety for trust funds. The White House denied the quote, stating the President did not say railroads are a safe investment. Larrabee defended regulation and urged stronger interstate commerce laws while stressing loyalty to conservatism and railroads.
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Larrabee
Iowa
White House
New York
Rattraad
Railoné
Roosevelt Dses
Natonal Bank
Roosevelt
Police Catch McDougal in a Bolt of Local Burglaries
Detectives say McDougal confessed to seven to eight burglaries carried out in Washington this year. He worked for the Potomac Electric Light Company and used a duplicate key or window entry to ransack homes, stealing jewelry including diamonds from Mrs. George Dennison and others. Recovered items, including a knife blade and a gold nugget, were identified and linked to the suspect, who is held for Police Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dennison
Tl, i Colligan
Potomoe ‘Electric Power Company
Leracksman
James B.cDougall
Nick “Wil
Burlingame
Weedon
Mullen
Tigen
McDout
Orie
George Dennicon
Boardman
Hoboken
Potomac Electric Light Company
Misa Emma ‘Anderson
McDougal's
Hovec
McDougal
Hedri
Haying
Jomies
Philp Corriden
George
Dennison
Buckey
Officers Charged With Manslaughter After Lynching Alleged
April 17 report from Markavilte notes police from Meb took prisoners in a violent incident described as a lynching. Officers are charged with manslaughter in connection with the alleged assault and death.
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Meb
Markavilte
Aleged
Saralégen
Rev T8 Amuntea Author of Many Magazine and Newspaper Articles
The text presents a fragmented obituary of Rev T.8 Amuntea, detailing his birth and lineage, roles as principal and preacher, and careers as writer and leader. It notes associations with universities Yale Cornell Princeton Amherst and Harvard, leadership in Christian Endeavor, Open-air Workers Association, Memorial Association of the D of Corinthia, and Howard University trustees.
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Washington, D
Glenville
Salmon ‘Curtis Hanif
Houghton
Anak
Tebotdzicat
Abburn
Presbyterian ‘Church
Cincinnati
Ohio
Yale
Cornell
Princeton
Amherdt
Christian’ Union
United” Societies of Christian , Endeavor
Workers Age”sociation 7 of Americas
Memorial Association
The
D of Corimthia
Howard University
Bell Receives Medal for John Fritz Prize
Alexander Graham Bell and Charles E. Scott received the John Fritz Medal for invention of the telephone. Commemorative honors went to R. W. Pope and others including A L E E F BR Hutton and Rossiter W. Raymond. A. F. Ledoux delivered the presentation speech on behalf of the committee.
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John Fritz
Alexander Gra‘ Bell
Charles E. Scott
R. W. Pope
A. L
E. E
F. BR. Hutton
al & ME
Rossiter W. Raymond
M. E
F. Ledoux
Woman and man flee as fugitive wife is arrested
Cleveland police report a dramatic case involving Mrs Blanche Johnston, wife of a Rochester physician. They allege the pair drugged a woman with belladonna in a Cleveland home, leaving her unconscious. The victim awoke later and was rushed to a hospital where doctors say she would have died without treatment. The fugitives faces further charges as investigators compile ledgers and testimonies.
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Rochester
Cleveland
Oie
API
Shilp
Bourvalte Preser
Joe John Ee
Bauer
Johnston Deps
Bueee
Man Hunt in Mississippi Fire Attack and Rescue
A Mississippi report describes a dawn blaze at a farm near a winter home for guests. Hounds and troops rushed to prevent spread as fire crews fought the flames. Authorities suspect a known English trainer, Somerset, may be linked to the group, amid rumors of horse-related motives.
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Paul
Balen
S. Mammoth Barton
Memphis
Somerset
Drury College Juniors Suspended Over Resolutions
The junior class of Drury College, thirty four members, is suspended by the faculty after they refused to apologize for resolutions directed at the faculty. The freshmen voted to stand with the juniors while a raid at the president’s home led to one senior being wounded and another ordered removed.
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Ingfield
Drury College
Congressional
Kirby
A.quaa
Wyatt Brandon
Express clerk robbery suspect held over $25,000 package
John Gunderson, a former Express Company employee, was arrested in St Paul on a robbery charge after stealing a package containing $25,000 from Northern Express Company's office. He claimed intoxication and memory loss, and he had recently been discharged. The incident occurred around 9 PM as clerk Zimmerman said Gunderson entered the office, produced a pistol, seized the money, and fled.
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Express Company
St. Paul
Minn
John Gunderson
Fred Zimmerton
Northern Express Company
Gunderson
Duluth
Zimmerman
Dog Keeps $12 After Pup Snatches Bills
In Paterson New Jersey Col Christopher Columbus Shelby recounts a comical incident. His dog reportedly swallowed twelve dollars including a $2 bill. After failed attempts to retrieve the money the matter reached a Justice of the Peace who asked Washington for replacement notes. An order for 12 dollars was sent, and the puppy still holds the money.
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Washington
Paterson
N. J
Christopher Columbus Shelby
Justice of the Peace Keys
Sam
Three Americans Sentenced to Death in Mexico
Report from Monterey dated April 2 states the Mexican Supreme Court affirms a lower court ruling condemning Hulbert, Mitchell, and Garle, three Americans, for poisoning two others in Chihuahua for money. Tecoume and Sneakten tiers noted the death sentence with possible pardon or commutation under hidden terms. References to Mitchell brothers and in-law ties appear among the condemned.
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Monterey
Sfexino
apru_ 2
Supreme Court of
Jeerr
S. Mitchell
William Mitchell
Condeminé En Ait Cheim
Hite
Fear A Byaching Near Home of Young Woman Assault
Baltimore County police pursue suspect after Miss Elizabeth Anne Stevens reports an assault near Bengies Station on Tuesday. Chief Streett and Officer Potter monitored the Stevens home as residents consider possible vigilante action while authorities seek quick identification of the attacker. Miss Stevens recounts fleeing through woods toward the station, feeling pursued by a white man. rumors of a long-time admirer and threats of vengeance surface amid tense neighborhood mood.
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Baltimore
Elizabeth Anne Stevens
Rengies Station
Baltimore County
Stevena
Streett
County’police Force
Neal Potter
Stevens
Gotte Ot
Wilmington
N. C
North Carolin
Peace Congress Ends With Banquets and Carnegie Honor
The National Arbitration and Peace Congress in New York concluded after a three day session with two large banquets at the Astor and Waldorf Astoria. Andrew Carnegie received the Legion of Honor for peace work and his Hague palace gift. Earl Grey and Ambassador Creel spoke praising arbitration and peaceful relations, with a toast to President Roosevelt.
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New York
National Arbitration and Peace’ Congress
Hotel Astor
Waldorf-Astoria
Andrew Caregie
Baron d'Hstournettes de Constant
Canada
Union
Interparliamentary Union For Peace
Enrique C. Creel
Diaz
United States of America
National Arbitration and Peace Congress
Roosevelt
Creel
Carnegie
United States
James Bryce
Great Britain
Bryce
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Tyrol
Mikhailovsk
Wead’s
Commercial Schoo
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New York Story
Banking Department of Union Trust Co
Tater
Penrose
J.R. McDougall
Amuntea
Auithor
Bell
Mississippi
Rainey’s Hounds
Bar
Elizabeth Stevens
Bengies Station
Old Colony
Old Colony Co
Washington Post
Bate Sunday Post
France
Legion of Honor
Bryce and Creel
Earl Grey
Fairbanks
W. J. Bryan
Poona
Dom
Earl Griy
Canadian Senate
Mr. Bryce
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