Woman in Siegel case to testify before grand jury
Mrs Diana E Eddy wife of James Salisbury Brown will appear before the Suffolk county grand jury next week in connection with the Henry Siegel affairs. District Attorney Joseph C Pelletier and assistant Thomas D Lavelle met with ex Mayor Henry E Tiepke to discuss the conference. Lavelle said he is confident Mrs Brown will testify.
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Diana E. Eddy
James Salisbury Brown
Joseph C. Pelletier
Thomas D. Lavelle
Henry Siegel
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Henry E. Tiepke
Pawtucket
District Attorney's Office
Lavelle
Ex Mayor Tiepke Seeks Deal On Mrs Brown Grand Jury Appearance
Ex mayor Tiepke sought a deal with Suffolk County District Attorney regarding Mrs Brown agreeing to serve on a special summons. He met with Lavelle and a New York attorney to discuss the Siegel affair. The exact day Mrs Brown appears before the grand jury was to be decided today by District Attorney Pelletier.
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Tiepke
Suffolk County
Protest Filed by a Teacher in State Aid Appointing Row
Miss Alice O Connor Lawrence teacher files protest with State Board of Charity accusing Frank W Goodhue superintendent of State adult poor of disrespect and discourtesy and of trying to block her appointment as supervisor of State aid to dependent mothers. She led the civil service list with two others sent for consideration.
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Alice O'Connor
State Board of Charity
Frank W. Goodhue
Miss O’connor
Million-Dollar Kid Arrested In New York
Byron Chandler known as the Million-Dollar Kid was arrested at the Waldorf-Astoria by Philip Mc Donnel and Louis Zeltner deputies from a separation suit filed by Grace L Chandler on stage as ace La Rue. Bail of 25000 could not be posted at first. Sheriff Grifenhagen allowed him to stay after Ruel W. Poor of Garfield National Bank promised bail arrangements in Manchester New Hampshire by tomorrow.
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New York
Byron Chandler
Chandler
Philip McDonnel
Louis Zeltner
Waldorf-Astoria
McAlpin
Grace L. Chandler
Ace la Rue
McDonnel
Zeltner
Grifenhagen
Waldorf
Ruel W. Poor
Garfield National Bank
Manchester
N. H
Militia Officers Ban Liquor at 76th Anniversary
Adjutant General Pearson praised National Lancer officers for barring liquor at the troop’s 76th anniversary and urged other milita organizations to follow. The Post report sparked strong debate on abstinence with several officers planning anti liquor campaigns in their units.
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Pearson
National Lancer
Chandler's Wife Seeks Separation Amid Alimony Battle
Mrs. Chandler files for separation after arriving from Europe. An arrest order was issued to compel alimony, with allegations of cruelty, threats, and insobriety by Chandler. She notes lavish wealth, costly cars, and a life at top hotels, while she struggled for support.
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Chandler
Europe
London
Militia Moves Toward Ban on Liquor in Camp
Troop A of the National Lancers signals a broader shift as militia sentiment turns against liquor at camps and social events. The adjutant general notes no drastic orders are needed and that enlisted men are reducing alcohol use on their own. He advocates a moving camp to curb tent gatherings and booze rendezvous, while employer and parent attitudes shift away from brewers’ interests.
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National Lancers
Massachusetts G A R elects Woods over senior candidate
At a Salem convention the Massachusetts G A R rejected 16 year precedent by choosing junior vice commander John M Woods of Somerville as department commander over Edward Skelton of Dorchester after a heated vote. Woods won 410 to 177 with 587 votes cast.
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Massachusetts G. A. R
John M. Woods
Somerville
Edward ©. Skelton
Dorchester
Skelton
Mr. Woods
The
Convention Rumor Links Skelton Defeat Effort
Rumors circulated at the convention about an organized push to defeat Colonel Skelton. The gathering drew a crowd near six hundred attendees amid tense political chatter.
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Colonel Skelton
Draper Not in Danger From Paralysis in Greenville
Eben S. Draper former Governor of Massachusetts suffered paralysis in his hotel room in Greenville South Carolina. At 66 he had a prior minor stroke two years ago and remains conscious with no immediate danger. He arrived with J D Cloudman en route home to Hopedale and Eben Draper Jr. is expected to arrive tomorrow as physicians attend him.
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Greenville
S. C
Eben S. Draper
Massachusetts
Draper
Hopedale
Mass
Florida
Cuba
J. D. Cloudman
Eben Draper, Jr
Home Rule Forces Postponement of Parliament Golf Tour
London April 7 The heated home rule question leads to the postponement of the annual parliamentary golf tournament. Several House of Commons members who often played against political rivals refuse to meet their opponents on the links.
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London
House of Commons
Mayor Bading Re-Elected in Milwaukee
Milwaukee returns show Mayor Gerhard A. Bading non partisan re elected over Emil Seidel by a 5000 vote majority. Bading to head a largely non partisan Common Council as results come in from most precincts.
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Bading
Milwaukee
Gerhardt A. Bading
Emil Seidel
Gallivan Wins Brier in Twelfth District Victory
James A. Gallivan leads with 8,708 votes, Frank L. Brier 3,973, and James B. Connolly 3,592. Gallivan's margin over Brier is 1,143 with a total 16,273 votes cast. Brier defeats Connolly by 381.
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James A. Gallivan
Frank L. Brier
James B. Connolly
Gallivan
Brier
Connolly
Gallivan sweeps all wards in 12th Massachusetts race
Gallivan Democrat won the 12th Massachusetts district seat left vacant by Mayor Curley and carried every ward. Brier defeated Connolly in Wards 16 20 and 24 while Connolly beat Brier in Wards 13 14 15 and 17. Overall vote shifts show declines for Gallivan Curley and others as turnout and party lines influenced results.
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Gallivan
Brier
Connolly
Curley
Massachusetts
James A. Gallivan
New Jersey
Bremner
Wilson
Drukker
O’byrne
Demarest
Illinois
Conlin
Roxbury Boys Seek 100000 Campaign Final Night
Roxbury men push a 109000 drive for the Boys Institute of Industry Roxbury with more than 35000 to raise as a 12 day effort ends tonight Subscriptions reached 64174 59 dollars bringing the total so far to 64174 59 United efforts aim to pass the 100000 mark with a 9 pm reporting time at Intercolonial Hall RoxburyLight refreshments follow after final count
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Boy's Institute of Industry
Roxbury
Intercolonial
Miss Margaret Swinbank Casts First Vote at 101
Sycamore Illinois April 7 Miss Margaret Swinbank age 101 cast her first vote today choosing the dry option. She is believed to be the oldest woman voter in the state and marks the 101st year of the prohibition era.
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Sycamore
Ill
Margaret, Swinbank
Swinbank
Dunsmoor Sues Blanche Martin Over Alienation Case
Dr. Harrie V. Dunsmoor of Boston sues Mrs. Blanche C. Martin of Waltham for 40000 damages claiming alienation of his wife’s affections, part of a sensational matrimonial dispute also alleging urged wife to sue. He previously filed a 10000 suit for alienation against the same defendant, highlighting a court battle centered in Boston and Waltham society circles.
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Harrie V. Dunsmoor
Huntington Avenue
Blanche C. Martin
Waltham
Dunsmoors
Waltham Woman Sues Husband for Divorce Over Old Matrimony
Mrs Dunsmoor sues for divorce from her husband, recalling her education under Mrs Martin at Lasell Seminary Auburndale. Mrs Martin, a Waltham society figure and former participant in a matrimonial mixup, had a California departure by her husband Aaron A Martin, head of the Waltham Watch Company, in October 1911.
S F Barger Dies in New York Capitalist and Director
Samuel F. Barger, financier and former lawyer, died today in New York at age 51. He served as director of the New York Central & Hudson River and Vanderbilt roads and held positions in other corporations. Survived by son William Milton Barger and two daughters, the family is noted in Newport and Boston social circles.
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New York
Samuel F., Barger
New York Central
Hudson River
Vanderbilt Roads
In Torreon the War Brawl Between Factions
Special correspondent reports from El Paso on Villa's long engagement with Federal forces. He describes a chaotic battle sequence around Gomez Palacio and Torreon, the failed attacks, and the inability to relay details due to censorship and wire embargoes. The piece emphasizes the unusual cause of the conflict and the personal observations from March 16.
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Boston Post
New York Sun
EL Paso
Tex
Torreon
Gomez Palacio
Villa
Chihuahua
United States
EXECUTE VOLUNTEERS CAMPAIGN STORY
The piece recalls a campaign start and finish in a typical fashion. A Pullman style party arrives from Chihuahua with Villa in a brown sack suit among officers and hangers on a wet scene. A train from Torreon carries wounded and prisoners stopping at Bachimba where Huerta defeats.
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Chihuahua
Villa
Torreon
Bachimba
Huerta
Night Sky and Sun Moon Almanac Notes
Port land 24m 8h 38m earlier P M 9 43 Gloucester 26m Newport Rises 5 15 Sets 4 52 tonight Sun Sets 6 18 Moon Falls April 10 98th day of year 19th day of spring Day 13h 2m long day s increase 3h 56m Three more days before Easter Sunday Evening stars Venus sets shortly after sunset Mare sets about 2 a m Saturna near the Milky Way Morning star Jupiter An auto lamps tonight before 348
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Venus
San
Mare
Saturna
Milky Way
Jupiter
Today in History Highlights
Noted events on this date include Ponce de Leon landing in Florida in 1513 and a historic 1826 duel between Henry Clay and John Randolph. A year ago today Michigan granted women suffrage by a wide margin, marking a major milestone.
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Ponce de Leon
Florida
Henry Clay
John Randolph
Michigan
Rain and cold forecast for New EnglandWednesday to Thursday
Washington dispatch notes southern New England to see rain or snow on Wednesday with colder nights and partly cloudy, colder conditions Thursday. Northern New England expected snow or rain Wednesday with a colder night and fair, moderate winds Thursday.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Weather fragment from Thompson's Spa reading
Partial temperature log shows scattered figures such as 36 40 88 and 87 noted at various early hours. The text includes unclear entries and misread marks, reflecting a damaged OCR weather snippet with inconsistent times and values.
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Thompson's Spa
Barry challenges recess committee on improper expenses
Lieutenant-Governor Barry denounced alleged improper expenditures by the legislative recess committee on tuberculosis. He refused to approve expense bills, citing bills totaling $135 for members' car hires, car fares and lunches, and a $100 steamers stateroom bill later reduced under pressure.
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Barry
Beacon Hill
Legislative
O. K
Committee expense records reveal payments up to 200 per meeting
An investigation found members were paid as high as 200 per meeting with many bills for car fares and lunches. Total expenses reported 1259 though original figures were higher. Records were lost making it impossible to verify meetings attended and some bills were delayed or reduced after scrutiny.
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Benig
Samuel I
Victor F. Jewett
Michael. Keenan
Enos H. Bigelow
Benjamin F. Haines
Cleavelan A. Chandler
Edward M. Hafli
Benjamin F. Sharp
Barry
Best
Henry
Boston
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First Unitarian Church of
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Henry C. DeLong
Woods de
Feats Skelton
Pfoff
Chicago
Campaiy
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Lasell
Lasell Seminary
Society Woman of
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N. Y
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Border
E. V. Stoddard
A.M
Portland
Gloucester
Newport
Sions
Marine
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