Murder Charge Casts Actress in Grim Love Plot
Actress Mary Page stands accused of killing James Pollock. Her lover Philip Langdon defends her as Pollock, who pursued her for years, lured her to the Gray Room after a banquet at the Hotel Republic where a shot fatally struck Pollock and Page lay faint nearby with Pollock’s revolver within reach.
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Mary Page
James Pollock
Philip Langdon
Pollock
Mary
Daniels
Republic
Langdon
Atlantic
Mr. McGlone
Langdop
Marys Trial Reveals Revolver Possession and Flight
The trial reveals Mary admitted owning a revolver used in the murder plot. Pollock invaded her dressing room. Langdon rescued her as the weapon was knocked loose. Mary hid the gun in her bag intending to hand it to Langdon. Witnesses link threats to Pollock and suggest Mary’s actions were influenced by repressed psychosis and intoxication.
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Mary
Pollock
Langdon
Brandon
Walton
Mary’s courtroom doubts amid liquor and murder accusations
Amy Barton describes Mary’s struggles to be an actress while Pollock pursues her. Daniels, her manager, is linked to threats and potential homicide in a hotel case. Mary faints on the stand, regains sanity with whisky, and two men abduct her from a gambling den.
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Amy Barton
Mary
Pollock
Daniels
Langdon
Maggie Hale
Daniels Promises Help in Page Trial and Theatre Plans
Langdon weighs Daniels mercy and possible payoffs as Dan iels seeks to protect Mary Page amid renewed theatre reopening talks. The attorney questions threats against Pollock and the gun detail in court as the trial unfolds with new financial links and a shadowy syndicate.
Benzol Recovery Plants Bring First U S Benzol Output
Connected with the coke industry the summer completion of several large plants to recover benzol from by product coke oven gas. This yields the United States first output of benzol, a material essential for making high explosives and chemical dyes.
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United States
The Joy of Motherhood Featured by Lydia E. Pinkham
A Worcester Mass letter praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health and enabling a couple to have a baby. The ad claims many women become normal, healthy, and strong, urging women to write for confidential advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Worcester
Mass
Bert Garvey
Hacker St
Georgia Railroad Train Schedules Listed
Eastern Time timetable shows Train No 60 leaves at 8 30 a m Train No 62 at 4 00 p m Train No 56 at 4 30 a m Sunday only Train No 61 arrives at 12 30 p m daily except Sunday Train No 63 arrives at 9 50 p m Train No 67 arrives 12 m
Gainesville Midland Ay Schedule Timetable No 18 1916
Gainesville Midland Ay timetable from January 23 1916 lists Train No 2 leaving Athens at 2 20 am Train No 4 leaving Athens 2 20 am Train No 1 arriving Athens 11 40 pm Train No 4 arriving Athens 6 40 am Nos 2 and 4 connect at Belmon s for Winder Monroe and intermediate points with the Georgia Railroad for all points and at Gainesville for Gainesville Northwestern stations and with Southern Railway north and south
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Leavea
Athens
Jageyes
Belmons
Winder
Monroe
The
Georgia Railroad
Gainesville
Gainesville & Northwestern
Southern Railway
Seaboard Air Line Train Departures Listed
Timetabled departures show Seaboard Air Line trains No. 11 No. 17 No. 6 No. 30 No. 18 No. 12 with various morning times including 5 35 10 40 6 17 and 7 45 as printed in the table. The schedule notes multiple services and estimated boards for the day.
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McClure
Frederick Lewis
John T. M’intyre
Ashton Kirk
Essanay
McClure Pub
Angdon
Mary Paget
Mary ‘Page
Covington
Covington Theatre
Mr. Daniels
Angel
Hore
Philip
Biave “Ae
John McGionel
Hquor House
Jim
Mays
McGlone
Langton
Dr. Foster
Mr. Pollock
Johnnnie
John McGlone
Gainesville Midland Ay
Macon
Magons
Madison
Eorgia
Appalachee
Reen County
Monros
B. R. Bloodworth
Sun
H. E. Williams
HE. Shelton
Seaboard Air Line
Chick Ar
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