Royal Hungarian Orchestra Delights Large Audiences
A big crowd at the Auditorium Armory heard the Royal Hungarian Orchestra display refined finish and tone, with Offenbach Verdi and Flotow among the highlights. A standout piece was Grossmutterchen rendered with clear lines and a lullaby cadence, ending on a dreamy chord to roaring applause. In Washington on February 4 Speaker Cannon endorsed a survey plan for draining 6,000,000 acres in Arkansas St Francis valley.
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Royal Hungarian Orchestra
Auditorium Armory
Offenbach
Verdi
Toban Flotow
Cannon
Washington
Arkansas
St Francis
Speaker Cannon
Death Crash Damages Paulhan Biplane at Overland Park
Louis Paulhan avoided serious injury after his biplane struck the race track fence at Overland Park in Denver. The machine rebounded into a irrigation ditch, then wrecked. Paulhan was thrown clear and shaken but unharmed. Dozens were knocked down by the crash as spectators watched an attempted flight toward Denver's business district.
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Denver
Louis Paulhan
Barrow
Overland Park
Paulhan
Paul
Paulan
Showers of Gold Poured on Woman Witness Story
Long courtroom recital details Warriner's 1902 embezzlement start, $642,900 confessed theft, and $168,000 paid in hush money. Cooke letters to Mrs Ford reveal threats and salacious exchanges. Testimony cites Comstock denial of $10,500 shortfall and Cooke's accusation he never received funds.
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Wardiner
Cooke
Comstock
Warriner
Jim
Mra Ford
O H
Mra Ford Warriper
Ford
Comstesk
Thorndyke
Abeard
Tragedy at University of Maryland ends in murder suicide
Persian student Eliash Baba Badal, 82, at the University of Maryland School of Medicine killed Miss Marie Lewsen, 24, a dental student from Portland, Maine, after expressing unrequited love. He then fatally shot himself as letters found in his clothing revealed a belief she reciprocated until a boarding house landlady allegedly poisoned her mind. Badal's motive centered on love and alleged interference by others.
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Baltimores
Blijah Baba Badal
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Marie Lewsen
Portland
N. B Badal
West Ninth Street
Des Moines
Badil
Hadal
Miss Lewsen
West Fayette Street
Badal
Herrara Medical School
Leweson
Chicago
Iowa
Eliash Baba Bade
Balti
Neewya E Badel
Eres Moines
Iles
Bader
Two Dead in Seventh and Sansom Street Jewelry Room
Philadelphia report of a lapidary William Bohrer 55 and an unknown woman about 30 found dead in his third floor room above his wholesale jewelry shop. The bodies lay in night garments, decomposed, possibly months old, with no confirmation of cause. Bohrer had not been seen since Christmas week. his son alerted police after failed searches.
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Philadelphia
Wiliam Bohrer
Bohrer
Seventh and
Sansomstreet
Taft Dines With Hitchcock in Washington Dinner
Taft hosts a formal dinner at the White House with Postmaster General Hitchcock and 27 guests. Mrs Taft’s sister Mrs Anderson accompanies the president from the White House to the event.
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Taft
Hitchcock
Washington
Hitchcock Pinkroser
Georgian Senator Opposes Magazines Toll Hike in Roads Probe
Senator Clay will oppose the proposed postal rate increase on magazines and urged a thorough inquiry into rail transport pay. He and Senator Gore request a full study to determine if railroads overcharge the government for mail service, noting potential savings and impacts on magazine publishers and readers.
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J. Washington
Clay
Atlanta
Cere
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Senator Gore
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