Accession: 101.21.022
Editorial Title: Archibald McLellan to Mary Baker Eddy, December 19, 1907
Author: Archibald McLellan 
Recipient: Mary Baker Eddy 
Date: December 19, 1907
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Archibald McLellan on unlined 250 Huntington Avenue stationery, from Boston, Massachusetts.
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Beloved Leader:-

The negotiations with the "nexters"Editorial Note: The "Next Friends" suit began on March 1, 1907. The suit claimed that Eddy was mentally incompetent and that her finances were controlled by several members of her household and Church. It was filed by William E. Chandler in New Hampshire court in the name of George Washington Glover II and Next Friends: Mary B. G. Billings (granddaughter), and George W. Baker (nephew). Ebenezer J. Foster Eddy and Fred W. Baker (cousin) joined in the Next Friends Suit on March 11. Baker withdrew from the suit two months later. have progressed satisfactorily, and the fact that there will be a settlement is agreed upon by all parties, also the amount –$140.000Editorial Note: 140 000. This point was reached late yesterday, in BostonEditorial Note: Boston, Massachusetts. TodayAs Written:To-day the negotiations proceed on the details and I look for an agreement on all these late this evening or early tomorrowAs Written: to-morrow. EverythingAs Written:Every thing has proceeded harmoniously up to this time.

Lovingly yours
Archibald McLellan
101.21.022
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Reproduced from the archive of The Mary Baker Eddy Library
Beloved Leader:-

The negotiations with the "nexters"Editorial Note: The "Next Friends" suit began on March 1, 1907. The suit claimed that Eddy was mentally incompetent and that her finances were controlled by several members of her household and Church. It was filed by William E. Chandler in New Hampshire court in the name of George Washington Glover II and Next Friends: Mary B. G. Billings (granddaughter), and George W. Baker (nephew). Ebenezer J. Foster Eddy and Fred W. Baker (cousin) joined in the Next Friends Suit on March 11. Baker withdrew from the suit two months later. have progressed satisfactorily, and the fact that there will be a settlement is agreed upon by all parties, also the amount –$140.000Editorial Note: 140 000. This point was reached late yesterday, in BostonEditorial Note: Boston, Massachusetts. To-dayCorrected:Today the negotiations proceed on the details and I look for an agreement on all these late this evening or early to-morrowCorrected:tomorrow. Every thingCorrected:Everything has proceeded harmoniously up to this time.

Lovingly yours
Archibald McLellan
 
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The "Next Friends" suit began on March 1, 1907. The suit claimed that Eddy was mentally incompetent and that her finances were controlled by several members of her household and Church. It was filed by William E. Chandler in New Hampshire court in the name of George Washington Glover II and Next Friends: Mary B. G. Billings (granddaughter), and George W. Baker (nephew). Ebenezer J. Foster Eddy and Fred W. Baker (cousin) joined in the Next Friends Suit on March 11. Baker withdrew from the suit two months later. 140 000 Boston, Massachusetts