Mary Baker Eddy says she faces persecution amid suit
Gen Frank S Streeter, Eddy’s adviser, says relatives of Mrs. Eddy initiated the equity action to persecute her. He reports Eddy remains mentally clear and trusted in managing her affairs, disputes wealth figures, and notes two men assist her while denying broad access to comment on family provisions.
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Streeter
Christian Science Head
Glover
Ber
Concord
N. H
Mar
Frank 5. Streeter
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Bill of Equity
The
Christian Science Church
Eddy
Equity Ra
Saya
Woman Dies During Prayer at Christ Church in Easton
Miss Mary H Goldsborough 72 collapsed while praying at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church in Easton Maryland She was carried to the church vestibule but died before a physician arrived A daughter of the late Col Nicholaa Goldsborough she was active in church and charity work.
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Washington Post
Easton
Mary H. Goldaborough
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Misa Goldsborough
Nicholaa Goldsborough
Orwell
Talbot County
Three Boys Drown Playing on Ice Near Cambridge River
Cambridge March 3. Charles Pata dexter fourteen James Bednett eleven and Patrick Murphy eleven Cambridge youths drowned while playing on ice cakes in the river. The ice cake overturned and the trio disappeared before rescue could reach them. No bodies recovered.
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Cambridge
Mass
Charles Pata
Dexter
James Bednett
Patrick Murphy
Charley
Ships wrecked in fog as Vaderland goes aground near Goodwin Sands
In dense fog the Red Star liner Vaderland sailing from Antwerp to New York ran aground on Goodwin Sands in the Strait of Dover. Crews were safe but grounding and other collisions caused by heavy fog disrupted sea traffic and delayed King Edward’s planned continental departure.
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Red Star
Vaderland
Goodwin Sands
Strait of Dover
Dakota
Tokyo
London
Mar
Hhoff
Antwerp
New York
Dover
King Edward
Goodwins
Marsala
Helene
Godwin Sande
Naworth Castle
Routh Goodwin
Admiralty Court
Ted Star Line
R. Ashort
Grim Attempted Suicide Crashes Waynesburg Baseball Official
Sherman F. Grim treasurer and former district attorney attempted suicide in Waynesburg on March 3. He swallowed morphine, severed ligaments and arteries in his left wrist, and cut his throat five times before doctors were summoned. Grim managed the Waynesburg team in the Pennsylvania Ohio and Maryland Baseball League and reportedly lost heavily in the venture linked to borrowed funds from a failed bank. He was son of the late Capt. Samuel Grim of the First West Virginia Infantry.
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Waynesburg
Sherman F. Grim
Grim
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Maryland
National Hunt
Mr. Grim
Capt
Samuel Grim
First
West Virginia Infantry
Millington resigns Binghamton pastorate to take Washington call
The Rev. H. W. C. Millington, pastor of the Lester shire Baptist Church in Binghamton, N Y, has tendered his resignation to take effect April 1 to accept a call as pastor of the Broskland Baptist Church in Washington D C. The notice also mentions an auction of all consignments at Washington Art Galleries and a change to the Virginia Hot Springs Parlor Car service beginning March 12, with a 2:00 p m departure from Washington to Hot Springs daily except Sundays.
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Frye
Mrs. Eddy
Binghamton
H. W. C. Millington
H.W. C. Millington
Lestershire Baptist Church
Brosk- Jland Baptist Church
Washington, D
Washington Art Galleries
Virginia Hot Springs
Chesapeake & Onto Railway
Washington
Virginia
Hot. Springs
Baltimore
Obie
Cincinnati
Samim
A. Oy
Louis
St. Is
Louisville
St. Louis
Workers Hiss Flag During Idaho Strike Defense Rally
San Francisco March 3 the first large meeting of the Moyer Haywood and Pettibone Defense League drew over 4000 union labor members. The crowd hissed the US flag and shouted for force to free Moyer Haywood and Pettibone, with many unions represented and strong anti gov rhetoric.
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Federation of Miners
Steunenberg
Idaho
Washinsston Post
San Francisco
Mar
United States
Moyer
Haywood
Pettibone
Moyer, Haywood, and Pettibone Defense League
Dr Oronhyatekha Dead in Ottawa Mohawk founder of Foresters
Private telegraphs report the death of Dr. Oronhyatekha a full-blood Mohawk Canadian born leader of the Independent Order of Foresters. He studied medicine in Britain and Canada and became head of the order in later years living in Toronto since 1889. His long career included royal ties with Edward VII's visit and service as the prince's physician.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Savannah
Foresters
Oronhyatekha
Canada
Independent Order
Rowesters
Edward “VII
Prince of, Wales
Cronhyateluis
Kenyon
Ohio
Toronto
Prince
Oxford
Henry’ Acland
Gronhyatekhb
America
The
Mob Threats Echoed as German Singers Hoist Flag Again
After quieting the mob, leaders ordered German singers to raise their flag once more. Afternoon speakers did not shout threats of force. A resolution, passed unanimously by the Mi mers! Association and capitalistic clique, warned that if the jury acts to judicially murder their brothers they will pack hell with them.
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Lang
Wag
Mi Mers
Claus
Dog Lies In State Mistress Keeps Body Of Pet
A grieving owner kept the body of her aging poodle Jardine Dandy after the pet died last week. The taxidermist was engaged to preserve the animal, with the mistress describing the loss as temporary and hoping for a later restoration to a presentable form.
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Blace
New York
Dandy
Sunday in Congress passes railway hours regulation bill
Senate debate ends with a Democratic filibuster over ship subsidies lasting to midnight. Conference reports on pension and civil deficiences move forward. House passes regulation of railway service hours by 233 to 0. Agricultural bank in the Philippines approved. Pension provisions include eighteen agencies. Districts in Columbia highlighted.
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Senate
Mrn
House
Agricultural Bank
Philippines
Columbue
Columbia
Crowds Fill Capitol Galleries Amid Sunday Session
Crowds crowded the Capitol all day with standing room and long lines in the galleries. Senate attendees included Mrs Taft and War Secretary, while many visitors, including ladies, filled the House and corridors seeking seats. The day extended into night as lawmakers pressed the legislative agenda on a Sunday session.
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Apttol
Seinithe House
Fohn
Wesley Gaings
Senate
Mr. Taft
Capitol
Congress
Elevator Fatality Involving Female Operator
A young woman employed as an elevator operator was killed when the lift plummeted while she was preparing breakfast on the eighth floor. She attempted to reset the car but moved the lever incorrectly, causing the elevator to descend and crush her. This marks a historic first fatal incident involving a female elevator operator in the city.
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Her
Mead
Nordica Watches Bull Fight in Juarez Plaza
In El Paso Nordica and about 10 000 others gathered at the Juarez Mexico Plaza del Toros to witness a bull fight where professional female matadors and banderilleros killed three of four bulls. Mme Nordica, represented by a bull killed in her honor, rewarded the successful matador with a roll of bills.
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el Paso
Tex
Mar
Nen Nordica
Jaurez
Mexico
Plaza del Toros
Juerex Plaza
Mme
Nordlea
Coal gas tragedy at Georgiaville mill house
Two Smithfields women and several others were overcome by coal gas in a burning house connected to the Vernon Cotton Mills in Georgiaville. The most critical case is John DeWitt, a worker, who remains unconscious as police and providence workers fight to resuscitate survivors. A large fire lit by a recent coal fire left no escape routes, waking lodger Michael Beenville who found all occupants unconscious. The incident prompted emergency railroad notices for travel to St Louis and Cleveland routes.
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Bérnon
John. Dé Wits
Georgiaville
Providence
Durin
Otis Patt
Michael Beenville
Ships Wrecked in Fog and Capitol Crowds Reported
Page summaries note Mrs Eddy’s son shipwreck in fog, crowds at the Capitol, Russian police seizing bombs, and Senator Spooner awaiting retirement. Arch ie Roosevelt illness and Thaw denying snub to wife appear with other items including London election, ship subsidies, and sundry civil bills. Editorials and social notes follow with art thefts, weather impacts, and Wall Street week.
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J. G. PB. Stokes
S—Turt
S—Bradley
Hubbard
House
Wall Street
Strothers
Nicol
Bombs and Proclamations Found at Polytechnic Institute
A vast police operation at the Polytechnic Institute in St Petersburg seized twelve incendiary devices, two dozen band grenades, rifles, and large quantities of pyroxylin and dynamite. Officers, led by Prince Andrew G Gagarin, recovered thousands of revolutionary proclamations and arrested two MPs who were later released after identification.
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Ersburg
Mar
Polytechnic
Polytechnic Institute
Andrew G.gagarin
The
Revolutionary Party
Tfa
of Toil
Societ Revolutionists
Lining Up for Foraker
Colored voters in Mississippi and Louisiana prepare to back Ohio Senator Foraker for the presidential nomination. Prominent colored politicians push support via letters from the North as white Republicans in Mississippi vow a strong defense against a Foraker delegation to the national convention.
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Washington Post
Jackson
Miss
Mar
Mississippi
Louisiana
Senator Foraker
Ohio
North
South
Foraker
Spooner to resign Senate May 1 and join Harriman law forces
Washington dispatch reports Senator John C. Spooner of Wisconsin will resign May 1 1907 and return to law practice. Rumors say his largest retainer will come from E Harriman with Spooner serving as chief counsel. Spooner has previously refused large retainers and will not discuss the Harriman arrangement.
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Washington
New York
Washington Dispatch
Ohn
C. Spooner
United States
Wisconsin
Wil
E. Harriman
Spooner
Harriman Legal Forces
Weat
Ir- Sinia
Supreme Court
Germans Back Naval Limits as 1920 Threshold Declared
Berlin correspondent for the Express relays Count Reventlow’s verdict that Germany cannot wage naval war before 1920 though he praises navy officers and men. Also notices Samaha's Persian rug collection at Sloan's on G Street with previews before auction beginning tomorrow and continuing Friday.
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Mable
Washington
London
Berlin
the Express
Germany
Count Reventlow
Sloan
Samaha
Sloan's
G Street
Spooner to Retire From Senate on May First
Senator John C Spooner of Wisconsin resigns from the United States Senate effective May 1 after declaring his duty to return to his law practice. He cites financial constraints and the need to care for his family, denies railroad or corporate conflicts, and plans to practice law in Wisconsin and elsewhere.
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John C. Spooner
Wisconsin
United States Senate
Senate
Spooner
Gov
Davidson
Fairbanks
Spooners
Lfe
Capitol
Senatore
Tillman
Mr. Spooner
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