Mrs Eddy objects to suit over trust custodianship
Mary Baker Eddy asserts the Eddy vs Frye case seeks to injure her in a bid to appoint new custodians. affidavits by Eddy and secretary Calvin Frye claim Eddy signed longhand documents and letter to Judge Chamberlain supports her position while trustees and others describe longstanding control of property and trust deeds with no coercion.
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Parrot Aids Wireless Snooping Scheme Exposed
Telegraph operator Harmer runs a secret wireless setup in his home using two wires, an induction coil, and batteries to send coded messages. A trained parrot named Polly shadows his every move as he reads government dispatches, claiming the system may force concessions from the government.
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No Strike in Panama Denied by Shovelers Union
P J Dolan, secretary treasurer of the International Brotherhood of Steam Shovelers and Dredgemen, today denied reports of an official Panama Canal strike. He said some shovelmen quit out of dissatisfaction but no strike is called or anticipated. He stressed upholding labor rights while serving patriotic duties as citizens.
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Edith Reynolds Cleared In Hotel Case At Belmont
Mrs Edith Stevens Reynolds, linked to a forged note forgery case, was exonerated on a $1040 hotel bill charge at Hotel Belmont. Magistrate Cornell refused to disclose details, citing privacy for prominent families. Reynolds, after brief proceedings behind closed doors, left without further penalty.
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Mob in Pursuit After Assault on 65YearOld Woman
In Tampa on May 18 a mob pursues an unidentified Black suspect after he robbed and beat Sherrod Driggers's 65 year old wife, Mrs. Driggers, who is in critical condition. Deputies Aman and Bell joined the search from nearby.
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Bell Praises Taft at Marshall Hall Carabao Picnic
Brig. Gen. J Franklin Bell, chief of staff, lauded Secretary Taft as worthy of the highest national gift at the Washington Corral of the Military Order of the Carabao annual celebration in Marshall Hall. The event drew army and navy officers, including Admiral Cowles and Gen. Hawkins, with a shad bake, songs from the Philippine insurrection era, and a large visiting roster.
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Cures Kidney Disease Warners Safe Cure Promoted by Mrs Estelle Clayton
Canadian society figure Mrs Estelle Clayton endorses Warner's Safe Cure for kidney and liver trouble. The ad claims cures for backache constipation and a torpid liver with no after effects and offers free trial bottles by mail to Washington Post readers. It urges refusal of substitutes and notes the product sold in two sizes at 50 cents and $1.00.
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Heavy loans to minister linked to resignations in two cities
Special to The Washington Post from Philadelphia May 18 reports that a New York newspaper stated Dr. Herr Boyce Tupper's resignation from Madison Avenue Baptist Church was due to large debts to congregants. Philadelphia church trustees confirm prior debts during his nine-year tenure, with most repaid here except a few hundred dollars. The piece notes his New York move offered higher pay and denies Philadelphia debt issues caused his departure. Also reported is the May 18 death of Henry Whelen Jr., a banker and society figure, at his Devon home from pneumonia. he was 58 and father of Mrs. Robert Goelet of New York.
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Trust to Drop Corey Steps in Schwab’s Path at U S Steel
Wall Street reports indicate W H Corey faces ouster as president of United States Steel Corp amid scandal linked to his marriage to Miss Mabelle Gilman. Officials fear notoriety and consider succession options among E H Gary Henry C Frick Galey and Dickson. Corey may resign quietly.
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Katharine Hillman a fourteen year old girl living with her grandparents in Aurora Illinois claimed to be the daughter of Mabelle Gilinan Core y but her grandparents denied the assertion. The girl's mother was a divorcee from Charles Hillman a railroad man and much of her whereabouts in recent years is unknown.
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Hughes boom a Soon er Presidential possibility noted
Washington Pont report from Albany May 18 describes Speaker Cannon discussing Gov. Hughes as a presidential possibility only in general terms. Cannon says early candidates are like sooner days, while Hughes’ boom depends on support from voters in his region. Raines visited. smiles from all indicate things are fine.
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Bush's Summer Garden to open with improvements tomorrow
Bush's Summer Garden at 1305 to 1209 Pennsylvania Avenue NW will open tomorrow evening. Extensive improvements include rearranged seating and more nere chairs and tables to accommodate big crowds. An orchestra led by Prof. Smith will play nightly. the venue aims for a family friendly atmosphere and strict decorum.
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An Innovation in Renting at National Metropolitan Bank
A. F. Fox Company and W. B. Moses & Sons unveil a furnished office suite in the National Metropolitan Bank building on Fifteenth Street between F and G. The mahogany and oak furniture display helps prospective tenants envision room layouts, with daily public viewing boosting occupancy prospects.
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Movements of Ocean Steamers Arrived and Sailed Listed
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