Will Press Eddy Suit Church Treasure Talks
Report from Deadwood South Dakota details a dispute over a will and church funds. Mary Eddy allegedly offered $250000 to George Glover to drop his suit, but Glover denied any such proposal. Local counsel stated the case aims to protect Mrs Eddy and her property rather than money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glover
Didy
Kady
Tomlinson
Eddys Son Hag
Chace
Boston
Christian Science
Equity suit unfolds in Concord as Streeter delays service
New Hampshire reports outline that Gen Streeter has not yet accepted service for the defendants in the Eddy case. Lawyers Kelley and Martin plan to visit Vic Streeter to obtain representation, while Mrs Eddy’s confidential finances are discussed by Boston church figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streeter
Concord
N. H
John W Kelley
Portsmouth
Diddy
Nathaniel Ro Martin
F . Streeter
Eddy
Vic Streeter
Messrs Kelley and Martin
United States
William H Chandter
H M Baker
Mrs Eddy
Pleasant View
Prof Herman
Heng
Rey Irving C Tomlinson
Boston
Gen Baker
George W Glover
Preas
Mr. Eddy
Notice on marriage and death notices in newspapers
The Washington Post will, upon application, appear simultaneously at no extra charge for both marriage and death notices in listed newspapers including Cincinnati Enquirer, New York Times, Boston Globe, Buffalo Courier, Chicago Record, Herald, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Pittsburg Dispatch, Providence Journal, Rochester Herald, St Paul Pioneer Press, Minneapolis Tribune, Cleveland Plain Dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Cincinnati Enquirer
NEW York Times
Boston Globe Buffalo Cqurier
Chicago Record Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
Louis Republic
Syracuse Post Standard
ST Paul
Fioneer
Ainneapolis Tribune
Cleveland
Justifies Revolution in Russia Meeting at Carnegie Hall
In New York Marc a Society of the Friends of Russian Freedom event drew critics and reformists describing Russia as autocratic and urging support for constitutional government. Dr Lyman Abbott presided with Alexis Alladin Nicholas Tchaykovsky and George Kernan among speakers urging aid and denouncing autocracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marc
Russia
Carnegie Music Halls
Society of the Friends of Russian Freedom
Lyman Abbott
Alexis Alladin
Nicholas Tchaykovsky
George Kernan
Abbott
Rusala
Woo
Alladin
Two Fatally Scalded In Railroad Boiler Burst
In Connellsville Pennsylvania on March 4, two railroad workers died when the crown sheet blew out of engine 2243. The eastbound freight train on the Baltimore and Ohio line near Stewarton suffered the accident. Victims include J L Kennedy brakeman of Hyndman Pennsylvania and MoT Bishe fireman of Ocean City Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penshin
Baltmore and Ohio
Connelsville
J L. Kennedy
Hyndman, Pe
Mot Bishe
Ocean City
Baltimore and
Omo
Stewarton
Will of James Haley in dispute over late estate at Chittenango
A contested 1867 will from James Haley of Kings County is disputed after investigators show the instrument was drafted minutes before his death. Witnesses led by lawyer Frank Crowe testified that Marcus Haley forged a will to transfer the estate valued over 10,000 to himself at the expense of other heirs. The document appeared signed by James Haley with a cross and named witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Church
Kings County
Tdstator
Frank A Crowe
Crowe
James Haley
Chittenango
Marcus
Martin Michael
James
Sarah Grimes
Haley
Ave
New York
Martin
William Livingston Alphonso
Florence Turiv Haley
Rew
Brooklyn
Marcus Haley
Mike Haley
Jamea* Haley
Saran Haley
Martin Haley
William Livings
Strother trial opens amid disputes over emotional insanity plea
Court scenes unfold as William F Bywaters shooting is reviewed. Judge Harrison permits hostile witness questioning of E L Gaines while defense questions key locations and recollections. Prosecutors press on coroner testimony and emotional insanity strategy, with defense aiming to limit jury guidance to acquittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strother
William F Bywaters Lala
Harrison
E L Gaines
Commonwealth
Gunes
Grmmley
Circuit Court
Grimley
Qov Swaanson
Bywaters
Culpeper
James Strother
Grimsley
Doctor endorses Grape-Nuts as ideal food for mind and body
A New York physician lauds Grape-Nuts as superior to drugs, arguing disease stems from impurities and bad habits. He cites nature habits, air, light, water, and exercise, praising Grape-Nuts for lasting energy, mental vigor, and easy digestion for those doing heavy brain work, claiming it meets all essential dietary elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Energica Tt
Postum Co
Sattle Creek
Mich Morar
Court adjourns as Strother case proceeds next day
The Strother murder case adjourned after lengthy arguments on emotional insanity and the De Jarnette precedent. Judge Harrison set tomorrow for further jury instructions and trial proceedings with Commonwealth Attorney Keith and Captain Woods presenting for the state and defense led by R Watton Moora, with John Lo Jeffries and John Lee to follow. Dozens of sympathetic letters arrive from across the country, including messages from Agnes Shultz and Moses Schwab, urging a fair outcome and offering support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Keith
Strother
Gaines
Harrison
Micajah Woods
R Walton Moore
John L Lee
de Jarnette
Virginia
Afteen
Keith Will Iead
Capt Woods
R Watton Moora
John Lo Jeffries
John Lee
Tze
James Strother
Washington
Freight Rate Increases Predicted by Rail Managers
In Cincinnati on March 4 two railroad managers announced planned freight rate hikes. Starting April 1, some commodities will rise, with further increases May 1 on other goods. The average uptick is about 5 percent, with grain from the region to the Atlantic seaboard up 1.5 cents per 100 pounds and cement up 20 cents per ton. North of the Ohio and east of the Mississippi many rates rise. south of the Ohio a separate group may set sterner terms, with a decision expected within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Atlantic
Mississippi
Movements of Ocean Steamers Reach New York Ports
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures with steamers from Glasgow, Southampton, Antwerp, Naples, and Plymouth, including vessels Caledonia, Carpathia, and Amsterdam. The report notes ships expected to reach New York docks by Tuesday morning, detailing origins such as London and Oslo and destinations for several lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York-Columbis
Clagow
Bretagna
Hare
Mianexporte
Southampton
Glasgow
Astoria
New York
Caledonia
Plynmuth
Roopring Wilhem
Antwerp
Finland
Naples
Carpathia
Net America
Houlogne
Nieww
Amsterdam
New Yerk
Bloscofeet
London
Ma Tnewdey
Contested will case reveals forged witness signatures
In a probate contest for Mercus Haley’s will, lawyers Crowe and associates exposed suspicious circumstances. Witnesses Livingston and Day admitted the decedent was dead before signing. The hearing occurred on a canal boat with the deceased in his bunk, while Marcus Haley’s will was rejected by Surrogate Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wal Brown
Grimes
Crowe
Livingston
Day
Mercus
Dong
Marcus Haley
Bryan Evades the Frost Invites Brooklyn Dinner
Special to The Washington Post New York March 4 a split in the National Democratic Club over the Jefferson Day dinner on April 13. Bryan agreed to attend a Brooklyn club dinner after anti Bryan plans within the city. Brooklyn hosts invitees include Parker Belmont and other Southern Democrats. McCarren supporters hail Bryan attendance as a boost to New York state politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Mar
National Democratic Club
Bryan
Brooklyn Democratic Club
John Fox
Ator
Andrew Freeman
Fet
Europe
Freedman
Nebrasis
Alton B .Parker
August Belmont
Southerm Democrata
Rayner
Maryland
Daniel
Virginia
Culbergen
Texas
Hoker Smith
Georgia
Bho
Nations’ Democratic Club
Brooklyn
McCarren
Kinga County
Bryan to Speak on Lincoln at Memorial Exercises
William Jennings Bryan will discuss Lincoln at memorial exercises marking the forty second anniversary of President Lincoln's death. Encampment No 10, Union Veteran Legion, in the Columbia Theater hosts Sunday night services with Bryan's acceptance letter received by the encampment and invitations to prominent Washington figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Lincoln
Union Veteran Legion
Columbia Theater
Mr Bryans
Iths
Washington
Adams Defense Frames Idaho Trial as Part of Western Miners War
Lawyers for Steve Adams argue the Idaho murder case is a maneuver in a broader clash between the Mine Owners' Association and the Western Federation of Miners. They contend prosecutors aim to scapegoat Adams to convict other federation members, while defense cites top Idaho lawyers and officials as part of a larger plan to target leaders like Moyer Heywood Pettibone and to tie the case to Governor Steunenberg's assassination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Idaho
Steve Adams
Patwe
Adams
Attor
Ney
H F Hichardson
Steve W Adams
Western Federation of “Niners
Fred Tyler
Western Federation
Mine Owners’ Association
Western ‘Federation
Clarence Darrow
Idaho
West
Lfe
Darrow
Moyer
Heywood
Pettibone
Wester Federation of Miners
Trief
Trial Claim for Dramer's Gwamp-Beat Kidney Remedy
An advertisement urges readers to try Dramer's Gwamp-Beat, claiming it will improve kidney health soon and thereby benefit all other organs, presenting a persuasive trialable claim to convince skeptics.
From Virginia to Pittsburg on the Pennsylvania Limited
The article contrasts George Washington’s arduous 18th century journey with today’s rail travel to Pittsburg. It highlights the Pennsylvania Limited train schedule starting at 12:01 PM from Washington arriving 9:45 PM, plus eight daily services with through sleeping cars on some departures. It notes Pittsburg as the Iron City and a major iron and steel center with six hundred thousand residents and a thriving surrounding industrial region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virginia
Ohio
Pittsburg
America
Licensed To Marry In Virginia And Nearby States
A list of upcoming marriage licenses and licenses to wed names multiple couples in Virginia and nearby states with ages and officiants. Included are Frank R Roberson 81 and Jessie Wharton, Jono W Boland, Ott W Lunsford, Rev Joseph Dawson, William Hl fiondern 22 and Katie A Owoo aL, both of Alexandria Va, Rey R W Lowrie, Minnie F Childress 0, Richmond Va, Rev J C Hawk, Ralph W Crouch 23 of Paramouth Va, Reule H Bowers 20 Berryville Va, Rev Jobo Bal James Taylor and Nellie Draper 26 Rav RF Williams, James W Devan 21 and Mary E Curick 18, Rev Arthur 3 Johns w P Russ 23 and Katherine Snyder 22, James H Lee Edward J Johnson 22 and Lene Wigelns 20, Rey Charles Johnson, Charles Williams and Mary Turner 28, Rey Edgar Murphy William L Parkerson 21 and Gussie Turpin 18, Rey George W Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Roberson
Walden
Jessie Wharton
J E Gilbert
Jono W Boland
Ott
Lunsford
Joseph Dawson
William Hl Fiondern
Katie A. Owoo al
Alexandria Va
Lowrie Previlian
D Baoton
Minnie F Childress
Richmond, Va
J C. Hawk
Ralph W Crouch
Paramouth Va
Reule H Bowers
Berryville
Jobo Bal James Taylor
Nellie Draper
RF Williams
James W Devan
Mary E Curick
Arthur
Johns W P Russ
Katherine Snyder
James H ‘Lee
Edward J Johnson
Lene Wigelns
Charles Johnson
Charles
Williams
Mary Turner
Edgar Murphy
William L Parkerson
Gussie Turpin
George W Lee
Health Office Records Deaths March 1807 Names and Addresses
Health office recorded numerous deaths with ages and local addresses including William R. Suter 32 Berekeley, Annie Franklin 72 from 12th St SW, Thomas Flaming 34 J Ave NW, Gottlieb Bhotble 43 East M W, William E. Simon 9 months NW St, Rebecca Moton Navy Pl BE, Roy Guynn Cleveland Ave NW 4 years, Arthur Brasliey 77 Hatsae, Rose Sully 34 Pierce St, Melisca Conway 8, John B Williams Wiz 1th WT 10, Amos Botalina 4 Q Etme 4 spare, Hubard H McDonald H’st Ow 8, Archibald T McCallum 1750 M At Ave SW 7, Helen L Beard 3 8 Brightwood Park, Amolds Thornherry Providence Home years, Jagohe 7126 3th Et AW 2, M Drescher US Navy Yard 23, Sophia M Dieterich 87, Charles R K Thompson 12 Mase Mee NE 43, Bereh A Johnson 25 Fanton PL NW 1, Sue Ts e Yo St SW 4, William Fitzhugh Emergency Hrs 6, George Adem Childres Hospital 4, Ghee Cooper 24 Del Ave NE 8, Ruth Carter 486 Cult Et SW 5 inches. The Correct Day. From Houston Fest. Barry Corbett died while preparing to bathe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorrell Canal
William R. Suter
Anmie Franklin
Thomas T. Flaming
Arthur Brasliey
Hatsae
Rose Sully
Pierce St
Melisca C Conway
John B Williams
Helen L Beard
Longfellow
Brightwood Park
Thornherry
Providence
Tee
Drescher
US Navy Yard
Sophia M ‘Dieterich
Charles RK. Thompson
A. Johnson
Fanton
Ee Sue Tse
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Church Treasure Talks
Christian Science Funds
Brown
Perry Brown
Albany
Commodore Perry Brown
Casey
Thomas Casey
Virginia Casey
Owen and
Ann Casey
Baltimore
T A. Cautello Bros’ Undertaking Establishment
H Street
St Aloysius Church
Boney Bray
Birmingham
DE Loye
Augustine DE Loye
St Matthews Church
Rhode Island Avenue
Connecticut Avenue
Oliver Cemetery
York City
Baa
Rudolph Hich Horn
Thirg Street
Lame
St Marys Church
Fifth Street
Masawil
Fagneil
Barente
Second Street
Ernie
William J
Katherine V Farrell
Leckert
Florida Avenue
Mary
Theodore A
Annie Leckert
Poole
Granston
Jil
Foole
Ghavies i Dols
Rashinaten
Desinonce
Em Street
Glenwood
Piedmont W
Cimubenand
Boston Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
Stephen A Chace
Fall River
Christian Science Church
Alfred Farlow
Farlow
Middle Street
Iddy Be &Mon
John M. Mitchell
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Rma
Adolph J. Schippert
Schuell
S. Sergeon
TOR
T. A. Costello & Brg
WM. S. Riley
Fertaker
Carlages Furelabed
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Fourteenth ST NW
Gude
Northwest
Geo
C. Shaffer
Florist
14Th
Rye
Rapa
Tokalon Wine CO
Philip J Strother
James A. Strother
W. F. Bywaters
Wight
Drew
Wen
Gainea
Mr Keith
Crump
Strother Brothers
Agnes Shultz
Emily
Moses Schwab
East Fourth Street
Danner
Brooklyn Club
W. J. Bryan
Deglare
Idaho Jury
Miner
The
Washington Daily Post
A.L. Walker
Boulevard Place
Atlanta
Kilmer
Binghamton
Mali
Tne
Kilmer & Co Binghimton NI
Binghamton, N
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bulletin
Health Office Record
Houston
Barry Corbett
Scrubb & Co., Ltd
Geeenw Ch Street
Qut
Victor E. Adler
Ten Per Cent Clothing House
7Th St
R,t
Cian Ey Cotr
Rte Indigestion
R Niewspaer i
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