Replies to Glover Affects Mrs Eddy Case Public Statement
Gen Frank S Streeter, adviser to Mrs Mary Baker Eddy, defends her against relatives' bill of equity seeking an accounting. He says the initiative was not hers, cites her clear mind and steady leadership, notes her income from books and church links, and mentions audits through 1908.
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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, fell to the floor while praying at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church in Easton Maryland. She was carried to the vestibule but died before a doctor arrived. She was a daughter of the late Col Nicolas Goldsborough of Orwell Talbot County and 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 Drown At Play In Cambridge River Ice Cake Accident
Cambridge March 3 Three boys aged fourteen James Bednett eleven and Patrick Murphy twelve drowned while playing on ice cakes in the Charles River. The cake overturned and all disappeared beneath the water. none of the bodies had been recovered.
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Cambridge
Mass
Charles Pata
Dexter
James Bednett
Patrick Murphy
Charley
Ships Wrecked in Dense Fog Across Dover Straits
Details of the Vaderland, a Red Star liner of 12,017 tons and 680 feet, ashore on Goodwin Sands near Dover as fog prevents safe navigation. Several other vessels report groundings and collisions, including the Helene sinking with eight crew lost, while the Dakota, a 630 foot cargo liner, runs aground in Tokyo harbor with all aboard reported safe.
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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
Okyo
Great Northern Steamship Company
Uner
Dre
Eastern Shipbuilding Company
New Zondon
Fill
Pacific
Minnesota
Suicide attempt by Waynesburg official shocks community
Sherman F. Grim, treasurer and former district attorney, tried to die by self harm in Waynesburg on March 3. He swallowed morphine, severed left wrist ligaments and arteries, and cut his throat five times. Grim, manager of the Waynesburg team in the regional baseball league, reportedly incurred heavy losses tied to a failed Farmers and Drovers National Bank affair. He is identified as 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 to become pastor in Washington
The Rev. H W C Millington pastor of the Lester shire Baptist Church in Binghamton resigns effective April 1 to accept a call as pastor of the Broskland Baptist Church in Washington D C. Also noted is an auction of old furniture at Washington Art Galleries and a Chesapeake & Ohio parlor car service added to the Washington to Virginia Hot Springs route starting March 12.
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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
Cincinnati
Samana St. Lota
Louis
Soul
G. Street
Pennsylvania Ave
J Station
New Jersey Avenue
C.street
Mass Meeting Demands Free Moyer Haywood Pettibone
In San Francisco a massive defense league rally with over 4,000 union members hissed the U S flag and sang the Marseillaise. Leaders declared force could be used to free Moyer Haywood and Pettibone, amid accusations of complicity in Gov Steunenberg’s assassination. Eighty four unions represented.
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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 Canada Pioneer Mohawk leader
Dr Oronhyatekha a full blood Mohawk, founder of the Independent Order of Foresters, native Canadian who studied medicine at Oxford and Toronto, headed the order since his youth, and lived in Toronto since 1889. His death ends a long career as a prominent fraternal leader. In labor scenes, tensions rise over the Idaho kidnapping case and the delay in trials for Moyer Haywood and Pettione, as Western Federation of Miners leaders face public indignation. A protest march clashed with German Socialist flag displays, with calls to remove the flag and tensions rising as Old Glory was temporarily lowered and later raised again.
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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
Moyer
Haywood
Pettione
Idaho
Colorado
Itact
Western Federation of Miners
Steunenberg
German singers ordered to hoist flag amid threats of force
After quieting the mob, leaders urged the German singers to raise their flag again. Afternoon speakers avoided yelling threats while presenting a resolution by the Mimers Association condemning capitalists and vowing to resist a jury’s “murder” of their brothers.
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Lang
Wag
Mi Mers
Claus
Woman Keeps Pet Dog's Body After Death
A New York mistress keeps the body of her poodle Jardine Blace Hast Dandy, claiming the pet’s health had been poor for years. The dog died last Saturday and her sorrow delayed parting with the body until the following Friday. A taxidermist will restore the form so the separation can be only temporary.
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Blace
New York
Dandy
Sunday in Congress Senate Day of IAction and Votes
Senate maintains Democratic filibuster against ship subsidy until midnight. Conference reports on pension civil and deficient bills move. recess until morning. House passes railway service hours regulation bill 233 to 0. Philippine agricultural bank conference report includes eighteen pension agencies. Columbia monument district death in Columbia for elevated war provision.
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Senate
Mrn
House
Agricultural Bank
Philippines
Columbue
Columbia
Crowds At Capitol Senate Main Attraction
Crowds gathered in the Capitol for a Sunday session with standing room only in both chambers. Senator Taft and War Secretary were among distinguished attendees as galleries filled and corridors. Visitors queued for seats as the day stretched toward night with crowds delaying admission and House and Senate still at work. Reservations advertised for trains and accommodations near the Capitol.
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Apttol
Seinithe House
Fohn
Wesley Gaings
Senate
Mr. Taft
Capitol
Congress
Elevator Kills Young Woman Elevator Operator Crushed
A fatal accident occurs when an elevator in a Wha city building crushes a young woman as she returns to the car after breakfast. The operator, Miss Peter man, attempted to restart the lift but turned the lever the wrong way, causing the car to descend and crush her on the eighth floor. This marks the first reported death involving a female elevator operator in the area.
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Her
Mead
Nordica Witnesses Bull Fight at Juarez Plaza
El Paso reports opera star Nordica among ten thousand spectators at the Juarez Mexico Plaza del Toros where four bulls were fought by professional female matadors and banderilleros. Three bulls were killed, two of which were praised as credit to any female matador. Mme Nordica presented a roll of bills to the successful mata dor.
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el Paso
Tex
Mar
Nen Nordica
Jaurez
Mexico
Plaza del Toros
Juerex Plaza
Mme
Nordlea
Coal Gas Tragedy at Georgiaville Mills House
Five women and two men died after coal gas filled a burning house connected to the Vernon Cotton Mills in Georgiaville. Otis Patt, owner of the boarding house, and his wife were among the victims. a lodger awakened others but they were all unconscious as the gas spread. A large fire and closed draughts prevented escape, with the fatal incident discovered by Michael Beenville this morning.
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Bérnon
John. Dé Wits
Georgiaville
Providence
Durin
Otis Patt
Michael Beenville
Wrecked Ship Wreck in Fog and Capitol Scenes
Wrecked ship reported in fog affecting dispatches to Mrs. Eddy’s son, with crowds at the Capitol and Russian police seizing bombs. Senator Spooner plans retirement and Thaw denies snubbing wife. Archie's illness noted and social columns update readers on society events.
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J. G. PB. Stokes
S—Turt
S—Bradley
Hubbard
House
Wall Street
Strothers
Nicol
Seizure of Bombs in St Petersburg Polytechnic Raid
A large force searched three blocks of students quarters at the Polytechnic Institute, seizing twelve incendiary machines, two dozen pyroxylin grenades, rifles, and hundreds of pounds of explosive. Proclamations of a revolutionary party and thousands of copies were captured, with two MPs detained briefly before release.
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Revolutionary ‘Party
St Petersburg
Ersburg
Mar
Polytechnic
Polytechnic Institute
Andrew G.gagarin
The
Revolutionary Party
Tfa
of Toil
Societ Revolutionists
Lining Up Foraker Special 10
Colored voters in Mississippi and Louisiana mobilize to back Senator Foraker of Ohio for the presidential ticket. Prominent colored politicians urge southern voters to support Foraker as North letters push delegation backing. White Republicans in Mississippi vow a tough fight to block a Foraker slate at 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 1907 join Harriman legal team
Washington dispatch reports Wisconsin Senator John C Spooner will resign May 1 1907 to return to law practice. He may become chief counsel for E Harriman in upcoming legal cases though he has historically refused retainers. Friends say arrangements are complete and a large retainer may come from Harriman while an earlier 50000 dollar offer from a firm in West Indiana was rejected.
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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
German Navy Condemned by Berlin Express Authority
Berlin's Express correspondent reports Count Reventlow says Germany cannot wage a naval war before 1920. He praises navy officers but condemns many battleships as unseaworthy. Meanwhile Samaha's Persian rug collection at Sloan's moves to auction starting tomorrow morning.
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Mable
Washington
London
Berlin
the Express
Germany
Count Reventlow
Sloan
Samaha
Sloan's
G Street
Spooner to Retire Returns to Private Life
Senator John C Spooner of Wisconsin resigns from the United States Senate effective May 1 1907 to return to his law practice. He cites financial strains from Washington living and a desire to care for his family, denying railroad or Supreme Court rumors and stating he will practice law wherever suitable. The resignation letter notes sixteen years in the Senate and his wish to resume his profession.
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Washington
John C. Spooner
Wisconsin
United States Senate
Senate
Spooner
Gov
Davidson
Fairbanks
Spooners
Lfe
Capitol
Senatore
Tillman
Mr. Spooner
Railroad and Corporation
Congress
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pHe
Supreme Bench
New York
Madison
Wis
Washington, D. C
James €. Davidson
Madigan
United States
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