Eddy Will Filed For Probate In Concord New Hampshire
The will of Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy was filed for probate with two codicils. The residue of about 1.5 million dollars goes to the mother church in Boston. Calvin Frye receives large bequests and a lifetime home. the Pleasant View estate is redirected to living use for Tomlinson and his sister.
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Henry M. Baker
Pleasant View
Concord
Calvin Frye
Mrs. Eddy
Boston
George W. Glover
Irving Tomlinson
J .Kohiheg
Christian Science
Christian Science Authorities
Sargent
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
New York
Crown of Diamonds
August Stetson
Newton Mansion
Threatens Battle Over Yakima Franchise Plan
Attorney Ira P. Englehart said the Northern Pacific would sue if the First avenue franchise blocks access to NP warehouses by North Coast construction. Yet 250 attendees at a Yakima Commercial club mass meeting ratified executives’ recommendation for a North Coast friendly franchise.
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North Yakima
Wash
Northern Pacific
North Coast Railroad
Ira P. Englehart
First Avenue
North Coast
Yakima Commercial Club and Business Men’s Association
East St. Louis Hosts Illinois and Wisconsin Coal Dealers Meet
East St. Louis opens a three day annual convention of the Illinois and Wisconsin Retail Coal Dealers Association. A large membership attendance marks the start with many industry topics slated for discussion.
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East St. Louis
Ill
Illinois and
States Confer On Uniform Nursery Inspection Laws
In Fort Smith Arkansas on December 15 state agricultural officials from Texas Louisiana Oklahoma Kansas Missouri and Arkansas met to discuss plans for a uniform system of nursery inspection laws across the six states.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Texas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Atlanta Hosts First Aviation Tournament At Speedway
The first aviation tournament in Atlanta opened at the speedway with Curtiss bi-planes entered by Ely McCurdy and Post. Over three days the program features speed altitude distance duration and cross country flights.
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Atlanta
Messrs. Ely
McCurdy
Post
Simple safeguard for mothers shares child remedy tale
A Youngstown mother Mrs D Gilkeson recalls her child suffering a severe cold and cough. She says Foley's Honey and Tar relieved throat inflammation after one dose and now keeps the remedy at home. The testimonial urges against substitutes from Natchee Drug Co.
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Foley
Wenatchee Drug Co
Hill Signals Readiness in Great Northern Fight
James J. Hill, Great Northern chairman, told Spokane Chronicle reporters he is prepared to meet Harriman interests in the territorial clash. He teased analysis of financial conditions but hinted better conditions west of the Rockies. His party includes W. H. Kennedy E. C. Cook and others, bound for Portland after Spokane visit.
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James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Spokane
Spokane Chronicle
Great Northern
Harriman
Mr. Hill
Crockett
Hill
Portland
Rocky Mountains
W. H. Dennedy
E. C. Cook
Minneapolis
W. H. Dean
St. Paul
Harris
Burlington
Hearing on Leavenworth station facilities set for December 23
The state railway commission will hold a hearing in Leavenworth on December 23 to hear a protest by Chelan county residents over the town’s train station facilities. Myra Dietz, daughter of Cameron dam defender, faced municipal court today on charges tied to her role in the October defense of the Dietz cabin, where a sheriff's deputy was killed. she was shot and has since recovered.
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State Railway Commission
Leavenworth
Chelan
Hayward
Wis
Myra Dietz
Cameron Dam
Dietz
Miss Dietz
American Apple Congress Opens in Denver
Delegates from twenty states gather in Denver for the first annual American Apple Congress to discuss plans for expanding apple growing in the United States with a three day program.
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Denver
Colo
United States
West
Apple Congress
Jury of Women Sits in Olympia Trial for Damages
Five Olympia women sat as a rare all female jury in a case brought by A Koch against Fouls and Canfield. The jury found for Koch after deliberating an hour, awarding $10.05 in damages for a blast that allegedly caused his team to run away and damage property.
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Olympia
Wash
A. Koch
Fouls & Canfield
Koch
E. B. Graves
The
Humane Society
Jean McLeod
M. E. Hay
Bernice Sapp
Supreme Court
J. W. Mowel
Frank Blakeslee
Washington
United States
Giles
Justice Court
International Court Conference Opens At New Willard
The American Society for the Judicial Settlement of International Disputes held a three day conference at the New Willard hotel to promote an international court of arbitral justice. Taft Knox Root Eliot Baldwin Choate Bartholdt Page Foulke and Joukheer Loudon spoke on establishing a court as urged by the Hague conference to curb warfare.
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Washington
American Society For the Judicial Settlement of
New Willard Hotel
Taft
Society
Knox
Elihu Root
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Simeon E. Baldwin
Connecticut
Joseph H. Choate
Richard Bartholdt
Missouri
Thomas Nelson Page
William Dudley Foulke
Indiana
Jonkheer J. Loudon
Netherlands
American Society For the
Invest in Oil in California Coal inga District Promises High Growth
California oil district pushes investor inducements as oil revenue since 1887 tops 137000000. A Spokane controlled company offers first allotment of treasury stock at 10 cents per share for developing land in the Coalinga fields. Reach C M Allen secretary Spokane Washington.
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California
Coalinga
Treasury
Spokane
Butler warns of crisis from population growth and waste
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, warns from census figures that the United States risks joining Russia India and China in facing crowded land and scarce tillage. He urges conservation and ending extravagance, urging Americans to live on income rather than capital to restore national happiness and stable government.
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New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Washington
Germany
Great Britain
France
Russia
India
China
Iowa
Ohio
Ilinois
Chicago
Lady Dufferin Debuts in Charity Concert at Bechstein Hall
A refined audience gathered at Bechstein Hall in London to hear Lady Dufferin, formerly Miss Florence Davis of New York, as she made her debut on the concert platform. Her charming soprano voice has been featured in private salons in support of charity.
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London
Bechstein Hall
Lady Dufferin
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