Thaw Ordered Back to Matteawan by New York Court
The Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court ordered Harry Kendall Thaw returned to Matteawan State Hospital for the Criminal Insane. The court affirmed the prior commitment and denied a bid to transfer him to New Hampshire, with plans for further appeal.
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New York
Harry Kendall Thaw
State Hospital
Matteawan
New York Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Page
Thaw
New Hampshire
State Court of Appeals
Japanese Fleet At Turtle Bay In Lower California
Washington reports that the Japanese navy fully controls Turtle Bay in Lower California with warships colliers supply ships marines and a mined harbor A wireless station is active and officials say Daniels ordered an investigation though no public remedy is seen for the embarrassing situation.
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Washington
Turtle Bay
California
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Siamese Twins Three Years Old To Be Separated
The delicate operation to sever the bodies of the Siamese twins at Children’s Hospital will likely be led by Dr. Robert W. Lovett of Harvard Medical School with assist from head house doctor W. S. Ober. The twins remain under observation in Ward 5 of the Infants’ Hospital Department, placed in an adult cot as they cannot lie side by side.
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Children’s Hospital
Robert W. Lovett
Harvard Medical School
Boston
Lovett
W. S. Ober
Infants’ Hospital
Siamese Twins at Children's Hospital Face Separation
The three year old twins share a body from hip to rib region and differ in temperament. Parents fear public curiosity. Doctors at Children's Hospital, led by Dr Lovett and aided by Dr Ober, have pressed for surgical separation for the babies future happiness after months of study and observation.
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Children’s Hospital
Lovett
Ober
Consistory to appoint new Catholic chancellor May or later
Vatican arrangements aim for a consistory in May or later to name a new chancellor after Cardinal Agliardi’s death on March 19. The move also serves the Pope’s aim to renew a message of neutrality in efforts to reestablish peace without favoring any belligerent.
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Rome
Paris
Vatican
Cardinal Agliardi
Holy See
Boy Shot in Roxbury Scuffle Over Pistol Death
Daniel Sullivan, 13, son of Mr and Mrs Cornelius Sullivan of 19 Oregon Street Roxbury, was shot in the head at 7 PM after a scuffle with 15 year old Charles Fitzsimmons of 62 Smith Street over an old fashioned single fire pistol. He died at City Hospital just before midnight.
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Daniel Sullivan
Cornelius Sullivan
Oregon Street
Roxbury
Charles Fitzsimmons
Smith Street
City Hospital
Sullivan
Phillips and
Oregon Streets
C. H. Winn
Tremont Street
Roxbury Crossing
Phillips Street
Tragic Shooting On Phillips Street Involving Sullivan And Fitzsimmons
A 32 calibre pistol shot young Sullivan in the left temple after he wrestled the weapon from Fitzsimmons on Phillips street opposite 52 Phillips street. Fitzsimmons described swapping the pistol for batteries with the Derlir family and said the cartridge misfired previously.
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Young Sullivan
Fitzsimmons
Phillips Street
George Derlir
Longwood Avenue Court
Derlir
Sullivan
Carey
Sully
Burglar Escapes After Battery Fight At West Springfield Street
Frank Shafer and Henry Hill, lodgers at 178 West Springfield Street South End, surprised a burglar at two this morning. They tackled him, he produced a knife and stabbed Shafer in the hands and arms, and struck Hill in the face breaking his nose before escaping the scene.
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Frank Shafer
Henry Hill
Springfield Street
South End
Shafer
Hill
Baseball Results Yesterday in Major Leagues
National league games saw Chicago beat St Louis 4 to 2, Brooklyn 5 New York 3, Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 2, and a 6 to 6 tie Boston and Philadelphia in nine innings under wet grounds. American league reports list New York 3, St Louis 4, Chicago 2, Cleveland 9, Dennett 6 amid darkness.
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Philadelphia
Wet Grounds
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Boston
Darkness
Syeamington
Thee York
St. Lou
Hicago
Cleveland
Dennett
Jailed for Threat to Kill Astor Over $500 Demand
John Mariella aged 19 was arrested at Grand Central Terminal on a complaint by Vincent Astor's business agent William A Dobyn for threatening to kill Astor if a $500 demand was refused. The case draws immediate attention in New York.
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New York
Vincent Astor
John Mariella
Grand Central Terminal
Man Arrested Over Death Threat Letters to Young Millionaire
Mariella admitted sending two letters demanding money and threatening death to the young millionaire. He faced charges of attempted extortion and violating the Sullivan law for concealed weapons. The first note demanded 500 dollars with a skull graphic signed Black Hand.
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Mr. Dobbyn
Grand Central Station
Mariella
Dobbyn
Woman Swallows Chloroform on Esplanade Suicide Attempt
A neatly dressed young woman swallowed chloroform on the Charles River Esplanade near Dartmouth and Clarendon at midnight. Police found a notebook with the name Alberta Downey and a note to her mother in her bag. Despondency is blamed for the act.
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Charles River
Air raids over England and French bombardment of Metz described
Reports say German aircraft over Ipswich Felixstowe and Colchester dropped seven bombs near Colchester with uncertain damage. French and German airmen bombed continental targets including Amiens Leopoldshoehe and Metz, with casualties and extensive factory damage noted in several locations.
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Ipswich
Felixstowe
Colchester
Suffolk
East Anglia
Stour
Amiens
Paris
England
Leopoldshoehe
Metz
Dunkirk
Stuttgart
Amsterdam
Maizieres-Les- Metz
Fire Burns Three-Story Tenement On Broadway Somerville
A late night blaze at 498-500 Broadway Somerville gutted a three story wooden tenement and store. Firemen saved a woman from her bed as others fled into the street in night clothes. Several firefighters were overwhelmed during the operation and residents lost clothing and valuables.
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Broadway
Somerville
Thaw Decision Shocks Counsel Over Appellate Ruling
A high court decision reverses hopes that the Appellate justices favored Thaw, ruling that his involuntary return to New York carried no promise or inducement. New Hampshire had merely fulfilled its duty by sending him to New York to answer a criminal indictment. The order requires five days before removal from New York county, with habeas corpus returnable Monday for arguments on his mental condition.
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New York
New Hampshire
Appellate Division
New York County
Thaw
Matteawan
Sunday Sours Paterson Effort with Scolding Sermon
Billy Sunday, after a Paterson rally that added 200 converts, critically chided the local clergy and workers calling them dead ones. He urged larger collections to erase the campaign debt in the city.
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Paterson
N. J
Billy Sunday
Sunday
Admiral Howard Reexamines Japanese Warships Near Turtle Bay
Admiral Howard, head of the Pacific fleet, was said to have reported earlier that Japanese warships, colliers, and supply ships were operating around Turtle Bay as part of salvage efforts for the Asamo. Mr. Daniels requested a renewed assessment of these activities and their maritime impact.
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Admiral Howard
Pacific Fleet
Turtle Bay
Daniels
Sky Almanac Notes and Anniversary Highlights
A dated astronomical and historical note lists moon phases first quarter on April 22 and full moon on April 29 with subsequent quarters and new moons through May 18. It notes evening star Saturn and morning stars Venus and Jupiter, forecasts lamp times, and marks Virginia secession 1861 West Point capture 50 years ago, Ben Franklin death 1790, a 1951 treaty indemnity to Colombia, and an assassination attempt on New York Mayor Mitchel.
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Venus
Jupiter
Virginia
West Point
Miss
Ben Franklin
United States
Colombia
Mitchel
New York
Aides Rally as 500 Gather for Sunday Service
After the prayer, the host of aids organized a march as 500 attendees gathered on Sunday. They, drenched with sweat, leaped from the rostrum and strode angrily down the sawdust trail, quickly reaching the wandering group.
Boston Weather Forecast for Weekend
Fair conditions in Boston and vicinity this Saturday and Sunday with little temperature change. Moderate variable winds expected as the New England outlook notes rising temperatures on Sunday.
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Boston
Washington
New England
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