Death and life of Mary Baker Eddy a pioneer founder
Mary Baker Eddy, born 1821 in Bow New Hampshire, founder of Christian Science, led a devout life, endured multiple marriages and widowhood, built the Massachusetts Metaphysical College and First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston, faced rumors of death, and spent her final years at Pleasant View Concord and later Chestnut Hill Newton. She published Science and Health and authored hymns still sung in Christian Science meetings.
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Jentiaren
Mark Baker
New Hampshire
New England
Baker
Eddy
Mary Baker
Mary
Washington
Hannah More
Congregational Meeting
Concord
Nathaniel Boughton
Daniel
Albert Baker
Dartmouth College
My Baker
Tilton
George Washington Glover
Charleston
Maj Glover
Wilmington
Maj . Glover
Titan
George W Glover
Mary Bake
Glover
Abigail
South
Mra Eddy
Daniel Patterson
Phineas Quinby
International Hotel
Portland
Quinby
Eday
Patterson
Broad Street
Lynn
Asa Gilbert Eddy
Addy
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Christian Science Journal
The
Christian Science Sentinel
der Herald der Christian Science
Eady
Merrimack
Holdy
Etay
Chestnut Hill
Newton
Christian Science Temple
Little Mother Church
Baddy
Mrs Eddy Estate Heirshands Gift to Christian Science
Former Senator Chandler of New Hampshire, counsel for Mrs Eddy's children, states her estate near two million dollars will support Christian Science. He praises Mrs Eddy's influence and notes family settlements settled, with the fortune to advance the religion’s materials and rituals.
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Chandler
New Hampshire
Mary Baker
Eddy
Mr Chandler
George W Glover
E J Foster
Death of Mary Baker Eddy Sparks Christian Scientists Response
Washington Christians Scientists react to the reported death of Mary Baker Eddy founder of the Church of Christ Scientist asserting belief in life over death. headquarters in Boston deny a successor is named and emphasize the church can stand alone.
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Washington
Mary Baker
Eddy
Church of Christ, Scientist
First Church of Christ
Boston
Mrs Eddy
Mra. Eddy
No Successor To Her May Be Named By Mother Church
Mrs Stetson, once influential in the Christian Science movement and a close confidant of Mrs Eddy, was said to have no successor and to be heavily occupied. The Mother Church announced Mrs Eddy's death this evening in line with its usual formula. Estimates placed about 1200 Christian Science churches in the country, with church income tied to official publications and Mrs Eddy’s royalties.
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William S Campbell
Christian Science Church
Mary Baker G@ Eddy
Mrs Eddy
Mr. Eddy
H Cornell Wilson
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Eddy
Evangelical Christian Church of Washington
Cox
Christian Science
Stetson
First
Glover to Attend Mother's Funeral in Somber Travel Plan
Lead 8 Dak Dec 4 reports George W. Glover and his sister Mary travel to Boston for their mother Mrs Mary Baker Glover Eddy's funeral in Tilton New Hampshire. They respond to a household summons while Mary Glover faints thrice, raising concern for the journey. Rumors persist that Glover will launch a legal challenge to his mother's estate, though he declines comment. It is alleged he previously received a substantial trust payment in exchange for not contesting the will, with Senator Chandler said to have questioned its validity in letters arriving locally.
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George W. Glover
Mary Baker Glover Eddy
Boston
Tilton
Mrs. Eddy
Glover
Mary Glover
United States
Chandler
Boy's First Flight Fatal Near Denver
Walter Archer, 17, amateur aviator, died during a 700 foot ascent near Denver. He built a heavier than air device powered by an electric motor and a 700 foot wire reel, intending to travel up and down the wire before crashing to rocks, with his motor and equipment found at the wreck site.
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Cola
Walter Archer
Here
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Tocka
Playwright Armstron g Wife Sues for Absolute Divorce
Special to The Washington Post Annapolis Md Dec 4 Paul Armstrong noted playwright author of The Heir of the Hoorah Salomy Jane and other plays is defendant in a local court suit for absolute divorce brought by his wife Mrs Bella A Armstrong The bill alleges unfaithfulness and extreme cruelty and seeks custody of three children Alonzo S Miles of Baltimore is counsel for Mrs Armstrong Armstrong has appeared through Daniel R Randall The bill says Armstrong earns about 3000 a month the court orders 250 counsel fees and 400 per month alimony pending suit
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Paul Armstrong
Salomy Jane
Bella A Armstrong
Alonzo S Miles
Baltimore
Mia Armstrong
Armstrong
Hiscounsel
Daniel R. Randall
Jobs to Be Distributed in New York States Democratic Talks
Charlies F Murphy leader of Tammany Hall and other upstate Democrats plan discussions this week to select candidates for major state offices. The talks will also cover choosing a successor to Senator Depew according to the Herald.
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New York
Goyfred Dix
Charlies F Murphy
Tammany Hall
Herald
Depew
Lehmann as Supreme Court nominee eyed for Senate approval
Taft may name Frederick W Lehmann of St Louis to a Supreme Court vacancy after weeks of deliberation. Democrats seek a party member on the bench and Lehmann, already solicitor general, could be elevated if acceptable to Democrats and insurgents. Other names from New Jersey and Pennsylvania circles are reported as under consideration with age influencing choices.
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Senate
Supreme Court
Frederick W Lehmann
St Louis
Lehmann
Lloyd W Bowers
Gummee
Swayze
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Joseph HuMington
Pittsburg
James Young
Knox
Charles E Hughes
Unconfirmed Indian Uprising Report Near Mount McKinley
Fairbanks reports an uprising of Indians in Kantishina mining country near Mount McKinley with six prospectors and trappers killed, but the claim remains unconfirmed as federal officers have taken no action. Ocean steamers arrivals and departures are listed with routes to New York and other ports, including Quernstown Ballfe and Queenstown Meuretania.
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Alaska
Kantishina
Mount McKinley
Quernstown
Ballfe
New York
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St Louis
Queenstown
Arable
Carenig
Moville—Caledonia
Hovge
Florida
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Bremen
Kateer Wilhelm der Grease
Meuretania
Liverpool
Dua Fishguard
Theatrical World Tour by Kyrle Bellew Ships to Global Coastline
Kyrle Bellew and a company of 60 plan a 47,000 mile world cruise on a chartered steamship starting from London in August next. The voyage will visit Gibraltar, British settlements, and multiple regions including Africa, Arabia, India, Indo China, Australia, and the Philippines with inland tours during stops. The ship will carry a theater and the crew will feature largely American performers.
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Kyrle Bellew and & Company
London
Charles Frohman
Frohman
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Cape Town
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South Africa
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Arabia
India
Indo- China
Straits Settlements
East Indies
Australia
Tasmania
Philippines
China
Japan
San Francisco
South Sea Islands
Bellew
Agaist
Pennewill Denies Charges on Delaware Election Money
Governor Pennewill issued a statement denying allegations that Republicans won Kent and Sussex counties through money to influence voters. He argues per-district analysis shows Republican gains were not achieved by illegal payments, noting in Sussex County his home district the opposite trend occurred in most districts.
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Washington Post
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Philippine friar lands probes before Congress
Secretary Worcester leads six Philippine Islands officers to Washington to rebut Representative Martin’s charges about friar lands. Worcester defends the administration, says Martin misrepresented reports, asserts the harm to his reputation from the House floor remarks is irreparable and seeks no court action for the libelous accusation.
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Rafael Delpan
Code Commission
Carl W. Rheberg
Friar Lands
Heneto Legardo
Manuel Quezon
Land Office
Worcester
Martin
Representative Martin
House of ‘Representatives
United States
Pan-American luncheon hosts diplomats at Pan-American Hall
John Barrett of the Pan-American Union hosted a luncheon at Pan-American Hall for South American diplomats and noted men from across the country. President Benjamin Ide Wheeler of UC Berkeley delivered the principal speech, outlining a Pan-American doctrine linked to the new Monroe principle and a geostrategic outlook centered on the Panama Canal.
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Pan-American Union
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of California
Pan-American Board
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America
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Peru
Borda
Colombia
Arizaga
Heuador
de Young
San Francisco
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Chile
de Lima Silva
Brazil
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Argentine
de Castro
Uruguay
de Obaldia
Panama
Miniature of the President by Royal Society head
Alyn Williams, president of the Royal Society of Miniature Painters of England, painted a lifelike miniature of the President at the White House. The Corcoran Gallery of Art accepted it through a expert committee and will receive it as a gift from the President’s friends. Williams has painted many notable figures in Europe and here in America, including King Howard VII and Queen Alexandra.
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Royal Society of Miniature Painters of England
White House
Htelike
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Willams
Europe
Howard VII
Alexandre
Mary
York
Nichololas Longworth
George J. Gould
Thomas F Walsh
G W U Scheme Endorsed by Attorney General Report
The George Washington University plans a $350,000 deed of trust on university property to cover loans from endowment funds. Attorney General Wiel that the report will be sent to Congress and will not be released or commented on beforehand. University officials insist the deed is lawful and necessary to stabilize finances, with $864,000 to be raised over ten years to clear debt and restore endowments. Admiral Stockton and A. H. Bnow cite improved accounting forthcoming January 1 and say no broad fundraising drive will occur, only targeted endowments to restore endowments.
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George Washington University
Congress
A. H. Bnow
Charles H. Stockton
Snow
Thia
Yale
George Washington
Admiral Stockton
Pillar of Fire Leaders to Plead for Miss Allen Admission
Roundbrook New Jersey December 4 representatives of the Pillar of Fire sect will travel to New York to urge immigration officials to admit Lily Maud Allen, a young English convert, who arrived last night and was sent to Bilis Taland. The sect maintains a flourishing colony on a nearby farm with devoted converts.
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Roundbrook
New York
Misa Lily Maud Allen
Svas
Bilis Taland
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