Mary Baker Eddy receivership bill in New Hampshire
A bill in equity filed in Merrimack County Superior Court seeks an accounting of Mrs Mary Baker Eddy’s finances head of the Christian Science Church. George Glover and Mary Baker Glover accuse the church officials and Boston directors of mismanaging Eddy’s affairs and converting property. The suit asks for a receiver and injunction while litigation proceeds, with counsel noting Eddy’s alleged incapacity and the vast income tied to her name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. WH
Mary Baker Grover Eddy
Christian Science Church
Merrimac County
Eddy
Getrgn W Glover
Deadwood, & Oak
Mary Baker Glover
George W Baker
Bangor
Kim
Merrimack County
Boston
Stephen A. Chase
Fall River
Hermann Herring
Church In Concord
John W Kelley
Portsmouth
Martin
Glover
Mrs. Eddy
Holdy
New Hampshire
Deadwood
Eiday
Countess Montignoso Injured In Auto Wreck
Florence March 1 Countess Montignoso formerly Crown Princess of Saxony drove her car at high speed around a curve and wrecked it. All occupants were injured including Princess Monica and her governess. The mechanic suffered a fractured shoulder.
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Speels Cable
Washington
Florence
Mar
Countes Montignoso
Saxony
Monica
Countess Montignoso
Shealso
Countess Tuco
Princess Monica
Ninety Five Rescued As Corona Goes Ashore At Eureka
Special to The Washington Post. The steamer Corona carrying ninety five passengers and forty crew ran aground at Eureka Harbor entrance. All aboard were rescued by Humboldt Bar lifeboat crew. the vessel was a total loss. The Roanoke and other boats aided, but the Corona sank on a sand bar after being driven onto rocks by a current and heavy seas. The captain and crew reached shore unaided at low tide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
San Francisco
Corona
Eureka
Eureka Harbor
Humboldt Bar
Poth Aldes
Roanoke
EU- Teka
Alina
W U Debaters Win Over Cincinnati Team in DC Meet
The University of Cincinnati debate squad lost to George Washington University in Washington DC by 2 to 1. The topic was United States policy to annex Cuba. GWU argued against annexation with Edward P Gates Albert C Asnew and C Lewis Allen on the winning side. Opponents were John D Ellis RS Mar. and E W Pflueger, with Judge Judson Harmon as referee and judges Weatherby Philputt and J H Tinsley. A banquet followed at Gibson House. Through Sleeping Car service Washington to Chicago offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Cincinnati
Okie
George Washington University
Washington
Lewis Allen
John D Ellis
E W Pflueger
Judson Harmon
United States Attorney General
W G Weatherby
Indiana University
A B Philputt
Indianapolia
J H Tinsley
United States
Covington
Gibson House
Harriman Critiques President and Commerce Commission Visit
Harriman voices sharp critique of the Interstate Commerce Commission while in Washington. He argues the president is right but mishandling due to business knowledge gaps, urging cooperation with business interests rather than confrontation. He discusses Chicago and Alton finances, securities, and capital expenditures. A third-page continuation references an auction sale of office furniture and estate goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Commission
Harriman
Harriman Lines
The
Post
Washington
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wall Street Journal
Alton
Sea monster encounter endangers Goldie Budd crew
The Goldie Budd, a pleasure sloop from Atlantic City, collided with a sea monster reported as 100 feet long with a rhinoceros like head off Ocean City. Capt Hyland H Parker and six crew members describe a frantic hour long pursuit and rapid repairs to reach Somers Point harbor, with the vessel leaking but the crew unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Pamie
Washington
Hyland H. Parker
Budd
Ocean City
Goldie Budd
Great Egg Inlet
Parker
Tve
Baltimore and Betars
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rostar
Bala
Castro
Here
Somers Point
Inlet
R Church
Francia Parker
James Higbee
Norman Higbee
Charles Huntley
Augustus Smith
Robert Johnson
Quick work in tunnel saves 112 passengers in Baltimore derailment
In Baltimore last Monday a Pennsylvankia Railroad passenger train derailed in the Baltimore and Potomac tunnel, blocking both tracks. Engineman John F. Mattingly and fireman Ho Barteman, of Belle Alton, Md, prevented a serious wreck by signaling and tossing a torch into a cab window to stop the approaching locomotive, averting potential injury to the 112 passengers aboard. The action was reported to Second Vice President Pugh and led to official commendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvenia Railroad Company
John F. Mattingly
Ho Barteman
Belle Alton
Baltimore and Potomac
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Boston
Baltimore and Ohio
Mattingly
Batteman
Bartle
Pugh
Joseph Leiter Convicted In Mine Case At Zeigler Illinois
Joseph Leiter owner of Zeigler and its coal mines was found guilty of allowing inspections by an unqualified person. Jury deliberated over 24 hours. case stems from an explosion at Lester's mines that killed fifty seven miners. Two other Lester cases pending involve powder storage and improper mine cross cuts. Train details: three through ventilated trains daily, daylight train schedules from Washington to Cincinnati and beyond with Pullman sleeping cars.
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Benton
Joseph Letter
Zeigler
Lester
Ming
Washington
Cincinnati
Pullman Estates
Ashineton m
Louter Niam
T Louis
Baty m
Gr. Bt
St. Louis m
Louisville
St. Louia
Pennsylvania
Bellroad
Merrington
St. Louis
Indianapo Street
New Jersey Avenue
Street
B. M. Newbold
PAS E D
Lth & G
Obeys His Wifes Spirit In Graveyard Demand
In Conneaut Ohio on March 1 Hungarian immigrant Stede Basa asks a undertaker to open his wife’s grave and turn her body, then halts, claiming the spirit warns against disturbing the casket for fear of harming their child. The tale unfolds with Basa describing hauntings and the grave's protection by the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Washington
Conneaut
Center
Stede Basa
Charles Marcy
Basa
Mttla
Fainting Teller Attacked Reporter at Chicago Subtreasury
George H. Fitzgerald teller in charge of the cage from which 18000 was stolen fainted under an inquiry led by Secret Service Chief Wilkie and Capt Porter. He allegedly struck a reporter and threatened to kill, then fled to a closet before being confronted. Fitzgerald later accused the reporter of spreading tales about his private life to obtain a photograph. A warrant was sworn for assault in Municipal Court.
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Chicago and
Alton
Harriman
New York
Board of Directors
Chicago and Alton Railway Company
Chicago and Alton Railroad Company
St. Louis, Peoria and Marthern
Chicago and Alton Rairoad Company
Washington
Chicago
George H. Fitzgerald
John E. Whikie
Secret Service
Federal Building
Hhde
Wilkie
Porter
Fitzgerald
Today’s Pages Index and Headlines Reel
Index 10 lists varied items including Mrs Eddy case Sue for Mrs Eddy Harriman seeks a play. A sea monster story and a Chicago robbery case are noted. Strothers insanity plea and Evelyn Thaw witness remarks appear. Railway risk and Crichton death action headline. Subsidy bill labor cuts and Negro race home plan noted.
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Eddy Harriman
Shoorer
Chicago
Strothers
Baffies
Jerome Evelyn Thaw
James Crichton
Bill
Lavor
Babsock
Finnnelat
Unseen World
Four Die as Train Collision Ties Banquet Guests
A head on crash on the N Y N H R R Naugatuck division near Waterbury killed four and injured many as a special train carrying Connecticut National Guard members returning from a banquet collided with a midnight passenger train. Gov. Woodruff aboard the special was uninjured. Alleged failure to wait at a siding under orders is under investigation. Ambulances and doctors rushed to the scene for treatment.
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Mishamen
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Failare
Waterbury
Conn
Naugatuck
William Fisher
William Norton
Charles Carpenter
Ling
Fred’ C Russell
Champlin
New Haven - Siert
Nathen B Fitch
Crabb
Charlee Hulin
Woodruff
W G Hodges
Ned Haven
Joan L. Gilson
Carl Boitman
Patrick Craven
Govanni
Duonginino Burton N Blatchley
Eaton
Terrence Brennan
Wiliam P Tutthe
William B Spencer
Barsfield Guards
Guy Woodruff
Speceial
Grays
Government moves to revoke Japanses naturalization first papers
United States District Attorney J Whitaker Thompson asked the Common Pleas Court to revoke the first papers of Sintaro Ota who in 1905 renounced allegiance to the Mikado He argued revocation would affect many Japanese in the U S and could impact employment in government service The action was directed by Attorney General Bonaparte for President Roosevelt Ota who is a high school graduate said he would fight to obtain final papers The Department of Justice will be contacted for petition preparation and submission
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia
United States
J Whitaker Thompson
Common Pleas Court
Sintaro Ota
Ar Thompson
Ota
Congress
Ge Jong
Atlantic
Thompson
Bonaparte
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Otag
Washington Alienist Witness for Strother Trial
Dr Charles Clark of the Government Hospital for the Insane in Washington testified as an alienist for the Strother defense in Culpeper Virginia. He answered a hypothetical question on mental derangement tied to the December 15 homicide, as prosecutors objected to the implied mental condition of the defendants. The case pivots on the unwritten law versus statutory grounds, with the judge admonishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clark
Government ‘Hospital For Insane
Culpever
James A
Philp Strother
Wiliam F Bywaters
Strother Brothers
Commonwealth
John A . Keith
Micajah Wood
Harrison
Ione
Bywater
Strother
Herrleon
Washington
R. Whston Moore
Willam F Bywaters
Rotherwood
Clark
Moore
Keith Rose
Bywaters
Sherif Pulliam
Keith
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Mrs, Eddy
Christian Scientists
Chandler
Mary Baker
C. & O. Limited
C & O Limited
Metaphysical College of Healing
Countess
Pacific
W. U
Cuba
Chicago Limited
Nyy
Chesapeake & Ohio By
BP Vv
Indianapolis
St Loui
Louisvlle
Pullman
Joseph Leiter
Baltimore and
Ohie
Teller
Fitegerald
Marx
Whie
Guardsmen’s
Gov
Baltimore and Return
Beltimore and Ghic Railroad
Royal Lim
Ahenist
Cleveland
Eee Limited
Toledo
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