Ustrin Move Leads to Mrs Eaton Poisoning Charge
A crisis unfolds as Mrs Eaton faces a poisoning charge linked to a case described in Peneg Hin 64. Officials pursue explanation and governmental details amid growing controversy.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
8
Warships move to Scutari vicinity amid Catholic conversions claims
Reports from London and Vienna describe Austro Italian pressure over Scutari as naval units depart Pola for the Adriatic. Montenegrin and Serbian authorities face demands to end alleged forcible conversions while protecting civilians and noncombatants. Official motives stress maneuvers, but tense exchanges signal a looming crisis in the region near Scutari.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Italy
Montenegro
Servia
Montensgra
Scutari
Pope's improving condition after illness in Rome
Tome March 20 The pope plus is improving rapidly He was up almost the entire day for the first time since his illness He left his bedroom and went to the study He received Cardinal Merry del Val an audience to an Italian archbishop and a bishop He took a meal in the dining room for the first time since his illness The pontiff wished General Porfirio Diaz could remain in Rome after Easter Professor Marchiafava refused to allow the audience calling it a dangerous strain on the pope in his weakened state
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tome
Pope
Merry del Va
Ital
Linneas
Pontif
Porfirio Diag
Mexico
Rome
Marchiafava
Trsician
Diaz
Quick acceptance of Wilson resignation shocks state policy
Huntington Wilson, acting Secretary of State, resigned citing radical policy changes toward China. President Wilson accepted immediately. He warned the new policy would clash with harmony and advised continuity until a successor is named. He criticized abrupt, unclear maneuvering and urged restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Huntington Wilson
Wilson
Hes
Bryan
Lincoln
Jennie May Eaton Held on Murder Charge in Plymouth Jail
Jennie May Eaton, widow of Rear Admiral Joseph G. Eaton, was locked up in Plymouth county jail after being arraigned in Hingham on charges of murdering her husband by poisoning him. An inquest into Admiral Eaton’s death remains undecided, with a possible insanity commission discussed. details reveal a life of naval honors, two marriages, and a contentious courtship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Mass
Jennie May Eaton
Joseph G. Eaton
Hingmm
Toth
Mary” Anne Narnum
Dracut
Isi
Navy
Annapolis
Aon
Jennie May Ainsworth
George Harrison
Alexandria
Ainsworth
Dr. Ainsworth
Senate
Washington
Friedmann Treats Deformed Babies In New York Clinic
In New York city Dr Friedrich F Friedmann treated 3 percent of patients with his tuberculosis vaccine as physicians from across the country observed. He advised out of town patients to wait until government review ends and urged only selected deformities and joint diseases for treatment today. A 12 day treated boy showed knee mobility improvement while others awaited examination and a Bellevue hospital clinic was planned for pulmonary cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederich F. Fried
Berlin
Friedmann
Roy
Dr Friedmann
Bellevue Hospital
Atkinson
Wisconsin
Bellevue
Warship to Carry Body of King George to Athens
Athens reports the late King George’s body will be placed aboard a warship at Salonika on March 26 and sent to Athens arriving the next day. King Constantine and Premier Venezelos with the royal family will accompany the body. Funeral likely March 30 with three days lying in state and full military honors by aregional division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
George
Salonik
Constantine
Toniks
Venezelos
Royas
Othet
Luckiest state if can get Mitchell
Albany March 20 John Mitchell vice president of the American Federation of Labor agreed to assist Governor Sulzer in passing labor reform legislation. He visited Albany for a conference with the executive on proposed bills and the workmen's program. Reports said the governor offered him head of the state labor department with a salary of 4000 but Mitchell’s stance remained uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
John Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
Sulzer
Newak State
Mitchel
Mitchell
Ernor
State Labor Department
Weener
Fork Tate
Boy Testifies in Murder Trial Amid Family Tragedy
A boy describes his father killing the lad's mother, detailing events and the father's threats. The witness recounts the night of the murder as the trial for Alexander Spear proceeds with defense and prosecution questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lad
Alexander Spear
Tess
Eliot Urged for Post in New Federal Appointments
Washington reports President Wilson urged Charles W. Eliot to accept the ambassadorial post to Mexico. George W. Guthrie is named ambassador to Mexico while James W. Gerard may head European diplomacy. Seth Low and others are discussed for U S assignments. Evan s being eyed for corporations committee post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Wy Eliot
Harvard Uiversity
Wilson
Phed
Eliot
George W. Guthrie
Pennsylvania
Pitsburg
Mexico
le Fistice
James W. Gerard
New Nelson Pasissadors
Lone
Japan
Frederick_¢. Penfield
Gera
Seth Low
New York
Joseph KE. Willard
Pijonn R. Mott
Aithoush
Gen Evans
Ces
Chieag
Robbery Suspects Held After Bastrop Bank Heist
Dallas reader notes report a Bastrop Louisiana bank robbery being investigated with custody today. A bag claimed to hold 3800 dollars in bills and jewels, tied to Marcy D Robinson and three others. A woman denies involvement and a local money belt is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texan
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Ustrin
Mrs. Eaton
Sia
Anid
Catholica
Balkan
Vienna
Cettenis
Beutari
Tre Medua
Adriatic
Neagel Skodra
Pires
Pola
Ourney
London
M. Popoviica
Shoura
Falmer
Stontenesin
Tenegrin
Abe
Scutart
Formalin
Joseph Giles Eaton
Wyer
Guanghin
Inst
China
United States
Madero
Underworld
York
Daring Swentehes
Niral Aton
Norwell
George Hart Tinon
Dorothy Ainsworth
Raker
Evbe Dlenes
William F. Whitney
Eaton
N.Y
New York City
Wagner
Europe
America
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
San Francisco
Mameuel Manche Abeakle
Mexico City
Acapulco
Silvia Crug
Francisco Madero
Jose Pino Iiven
Alcalde
Arcalde
Parer
Theostadero
Ding
Suares
Enideen
Joaquin
Sailna ‘Crus
Prommenine
Aiden. Madero
Presdent
Suarez
Fernandes Fe da Reguera
Colonel Alcalde
Madame Madero
Washand
Wilton
Madame Suarez
Hey
Atthaneador Witsoma
Huerta
Avacarade
Mbawre
Anton
Myaele
Hanaty
Tamaio
Kolonia Taiatte
Mays
Atenieo
Ricalde Nnserts
Los Angel Papen
Sepor
Keren
King George
PRAC
Phoenix
Ariz
California
Hunt
John Mitce
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