Replies to Glover: Eddy says she is persecuted and planned settlement
General Streeter, Eddy's legal adviser, states she is of sound mind and not acting on relatives. He mentions an offered trust settlement of 100000 to 500000, and notes Eddy's finances come mainly from book copyright. He says only Frye and two men manage her affairs and that audits last in 1908. He cites that other defendants had no access to her property and that proceedings aim to protect her legal rights.
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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
Frye
Mrs. Eddy
New Hampshire
Miss Mary Goldsborough Dies in Church Prayer Service
Special to The Washington Post. Easton Md March 3 Miss Mary H Goldsborough aged seventy two collapsed on her knees at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church. Carried to the vestibule surgeons failed to revive her before a physician arrived. She was the daughter of the late Col Nicholas Goldsborough of Orwell Tal bot 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 On Ice Cakes
In Cambridge Massachusetts on March 3 three boys Charles Pata dexter age fourteen James Bednett eleven and Patrick Murphy age eleven drowned when an ice cake they were riding on overturned. They disappeared into the river and no bodies were recovered.
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Cambridge
Mass
Charles Pata
Dexter
James Bednett
Patrick Murphy
Charley
Ships Wrecked in Fog Far Sea Disaster Report
The Red Star liner Vaderland from Antwerp to New York ran aground on Goodwin Sands in dense fog near the Strait of Dover, with eight dead on the Vaderland’s nearby craft. Other vessels, including the Dakota, a giant 630 foot freight carrier, also stranded at Tokyo after grounding reported in port.
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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
Waynesburg Official Attempts Suicide amid financial woes
Sherman F. Grim treasurer and former district attorney at Waynesburg Pennsylvania tried to kill himself today by taking morphine severing wrist ligaments and arteries and slitting his throat multiple times. Grim, manager of the Waynesburg team in the regional baseball league, had recently faced heavy losses and is said to have borrowed funds from Farmers and Drovers National Bank which failed. He is son of the late Captain 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 accept Washington church call
The Rev. H W C Millington pastor of Lester shire Baptist Church, Binghamton, tendered his resignation to take effect April 1 to become pastor of the Broskland Baptist Church in Washington D C. Also notes an auction at Washington Art Galleries and a Virginia Hot Springs parlor car service addition starting March 12 from Washington to Hot Springs daily except Sunday.
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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
Obie
Cincinnati
Samim
A. Oy
Louis
St. Is
Louisville
St. Louis
Labor rally in San Francisco vows force to free Idaho prisoners
In a vast meeting of union leaders and supporters, the Moyer Haywood and Pettibone Defense League declares readiness to use force if needed to free Moyer Haywood and Pettibone. The event, reported by the Washington Post, features threats against authorities and a violent scene with the hiss of the flag and the Marseillaise. Over 4,000 union labor members attend, with 84 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
Pettione
Colorado
Itact
Western Federation of Miners
Dr Oronhyatekha Dead A Mohawk Leader Founder Of Foresters
Private telegrams from Savannah announce the death of Dr. Oronhyatekha a full-blood Mohawk Indian native of Canada. He founded the Independent Order of Foresters and led the organization since 1889 living in Toronto. He studied medicine under Sir Henry Acland and was Prince of Wales physician during visits to Canada.
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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
German Singers Ordered to Hoist Flag During Public Row
After quieting the mob, German singers were ordered to raise their flag again as threats of force loomed. Speakers urged defending labor rights and opposing suppression, passing a resolution by unanimous vote to resist criminal actions against workers and the labor movement.
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Lang
Wag
Mi Mers
Claus
Dandy the Poodle Dies After Three Year Decline
Mistress of New York keeps the body of her pet dog Dandy Jardine in state while taxidermist prepares to mount the poodle. The canine had health problems for three years and died last Saturday, with the owner delaying farewell until the following Friday. The owner plans a temporary separation as the body is brought back later in a stuffed form.
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Blace
New York
Dandy
Sunday in Congress Senate Debates Subsidy and Pension Bills
Senate filibuster on the ship subsidy persisted to midnight as conference reports on pension sundry civil and deficiency measures moved forward. House passed a bill regulating railway service hours by a 233 to 0 vote and agreed to an agricultural bank provision for the Philippines. pension agency provisions and a district memorial death clause noted.
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Senate
Mrn
Agricultural Bank
Philippines
Columbue
Columbia
Crowds Fill Capitol Galleries as Congress Sits Sunday
Crowds filled the Capitol galleries all day with standing room only as visitors, including Mrs Taft and War Secretary Taft, thronged the Senate and House. Attendees crowded corridors waiting for seats while telegraph offices buzzed and restaurants filled, despite a Sunday legislative day.
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Apttol
Seinithe House
Fohn
Wesley Gaings
Senate
Mr. Taft
Capitol
Congress
Elevator Fatality at the Rift Building
A young woman working as an elevator operator was killed when the lift dropped while she was on break. Investigators say the operator attempted to reset the car using the controller and turned the lever the wrong way, causing the elevator to descend and crush her. This marks the first fatal accident involving a female elevator operator in the city.
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Her
Mead
Nordica Sees Bull Fight in Juarez Plaza Del Toros
Opera star Mme Nordica attended a Juarez Mexico bullfight with about ten thousand others at the Plaza del Toros. Three of four bulls were killed by female matadors and banderilleros. Nordica 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 Strikes Georgia Cotton Mills Area
Fatal gas incident at a burning Georgiaville house linked to Vernon Cotton Mills. Two Smithfields and five women reported overcome by coal gas. Otis Patt and his wife also affected. lodge residents awakened to find others unconscious as a large fire burned with no escape. Railroad listings note routes to St Louis and Cleveland redacted for brevity.
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Bérnon
John. Dé Wits
Georgiaville
Providence
Durin
Otis Patt
Michael Beenville
Wrecked Ship Reportment and Capitol Crowds in Today’s Issue
Page summaries note wrecked ship in fog, crowds at the Capitol, Russian police seizures, and Senator Spooner retirement. Archie Roosevelt ill, Thaw denies snubbing wife, London election, Carmack fights ship subsidy, Sundry Civil Bill moves. Editorials and social items, sporting news, art thefts, and stock market wrap.
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J. G. PB. Stokes
S—Turt
S—Bradley
Hubbard
House
Wall Street
Strothers
Nicol
Bomb raid at St Petersburg Polytechnic Institute sparks revolution scare
A riot police siege at the St Petersburg Polytechnic Institute seized twelve incendiary devices, two score pyroxylin band grenades, rifles, and 400 pounds of dynamite. Proclamations of the Revolutionary Party were found in vast quantities as two Parliament members were briefly detained and later released. Prince Andrew Gagarin led the search with captains in command, amid reports of planned outrages on March 10.
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Ersburg
Mar
Polytechnic
Polytechnic Institute
Andrew G.gagarin
The
Revolutionary Party
Tfa
of Toil
Societ Revolutionists
Lining Up Foraker
Colored voters in Mississippi and Louisiana prepare to support Ohio's Senator Foraker as a presidential candidate at the national convention. Prominent colored politicians urge Foraker. letters from the North seek southern backing. White Republicans in Mississippi plan a stiff fight to deny a Foraker delegation.
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Washington Post
Jackson
Miss
Mar
Mississippi
Louisiana
Senator Foraker
Ohio
North
South
Foraker
Spooner to resign May 1 and join Harriman legal team
Washington dispatch reports United States Senator John C. Spooner of Wisconsin will resign May 1 1907 and resume law practice. It is rumored his largest retainer will come from E. Harriman with Spooner likely to join Harriman legal forces as chief counsel, despite past refusals of retainers.
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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
Railroad and Corporation
Congress
United States Supreme Court
pHe
Supreme Bench
Madison
Wis
Germany navy condemned for 1920 naval war doubt
London dispatch reports Berlin’s naval expert Count Reventlow stating Germany cannot wage a naval war before 1920 despite praising officers and men. He condemns many battleships as seaworthy and calls some vessels absolute failures. Also notes Persian rug exhibit at Sloan's in Washington with Samaha's collection viewable today before auction tomorrow.
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Mable
Washington
London
Berlin
the Express
Germany
Count Reventlow
Sloan
Samaha
Sloan's
G Street
Spooner to Retire From Senate May First
Wisconsin Senator John C Spooner resigns from the United States Senate effective May 1 1907 citing insufficient finances to stay in Washington and a desire to return to his law practice. He explains the move in a lengthy letter to Governor Davidson and receives tribute from President and peers for his energy and devotion.
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Washington
John C. Spooner
Wisconsin
United States Senate
Senate
Spooner
Gov
Davidson
Fairbanks
Spooners
Lfe
Capitol
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