Man Fatally Strikes Wife With Flatiron in New Hampshire
Mrs. Fred Brown died after a quarrel with her husband who struck her with a flatiron in Colebrook New Hampshire. Brown, a farm hand, fled and was last seen driving toward Diamond Ponds toward the northern wilderness as authorities search for him.
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Colebrook
N. H
Fred Brown
Brown
Diamond Ponds
Brown tied to Pittsburg death case resurfaces in five year old probe
Report recalls Brown’s prominence in the Chaffell death inquiry in Pittsburg New York. He allegedly entered a neighbor’s house with a rifle and a razor where Mrs Brown and her daughter lived. Two women wrestled away the razor and Brown beat his wife then fled toward Stewartstown woods with a gun as Sheriff Kelsea mobilized 50 deputies to pursue the fugitive.
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Brown
Chaffell
Pittsburg
Stewartstown Woods
Kelsea
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan
Canada
Dentist Seeks Cut in Alimony
Dr. Horace A. Jones faced Judge Wait in Superior Court seeking a modification of the $2 a week alimony decree to his wife Florence S. Jones. The hearing focused on the petition without vacating the original decree, with Jones citing poor business and high expenses. The case was adjourned to August 1 for a fourth hearing.
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Horace A. Jones
Quincey
Wait
Arthur G. Thomas
Florence S. Jones
Thomas
Fourth death after auto electric crash in Providence
John Kenney died at Rhode Island Hospital as the fourth casualty from the Long Meadow automobile electric car crash on Sunday. Rose Dewey remains critically injured and is not expected to survive the night. Other injured members of the party may recover. a woman burned to death remains unidentified.
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Providence
R. I
John Kenney
L Longmeadow
Rhode Island Hospital
Rose Dewey
Harrison's Clean Sweep Sale Cuts Prices on Suits
Harko brand suits marked down to 7.75 with fine pencil stripes checks tartan plaids. Choice of all $5 and $18 suits at 7.75. Balmaceans in Scotches and home spuns 15 value at 7.75. Thousands of $4 and $5 pants 1.98. Located at 662 672 Washington Street.
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Harrison
Washington Street
Death of Mrs Susan Fullam in West Brookfield
Mrs Susan I Fullam died after a long illness in West Brookfield. Widow of Lemuel Fullam a known local boot and shoe maker she helped lead church and charity efforts. Survived by children Frank L and Martha F. Funeral at 4 pm Thursday at the home.
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Susan I. Fullam
Lemuel Fullam
Worcester County
International Smokeless Powder Works
Parlin
N. J
du Pont
Martha F
Frank W. Blair
Brookline
Willlam
Ladies’ Reading Circle
Merriam Library
William Marcy
Newton
Fullam
Opera Star Ernestine Schumann Heink Stranded in Germany
Chicago Aug 4 Mme Ernestine Schumann Heink the grand opera singer cabled her Chicago attorneys for help to depart Germany She said she was stranded at Bayreuth and asked when America would send for its citizens Her counsel said the United States would assist citizens in Europe with money and transport She had gone to Bayreuth for the Wagner festival after a Chicago divorce from William Rapp Jr
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Chicago
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Germany
Bayreuth
America
United States
Europe
Beyreuth
William Rapp, Jr
Ayer Weds Hilda P Rice at Ipswich Country Estate
Frederick Ayer Jr and Hilda Proctor Rice marry at Turner Hill Ipswich atop a hunting field romance. The ceremony was conducted by Rev James P Franks with the bride daughter of Charles G Rice and prominent in Boston society clubs.
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Hilda Proctor Rice
Frederick Ayer, Jr
Boston
Turner Hill
Ipswich
James P. Franks
Salem
Grace Episcopal Church
Charles G. Rice
Vincent Club
Chilton
Hilda Rice
Young Mr. Ayer Active in Boston Club Circles
Mrs. Frederick Ayer of Common wealth avenue and Pride's Crossing. Young Mr. Ayer, Harvard 1911 graduate, is a member of the Tennis and Racquet Club the Riding and the Country and other clubs.
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Frederick Ayer
Commonwealth Avenue
Pride’s Crossing
Mr. Ayer
Harvard
The
Riding
Postpone New Haven Probe Extended to Sept 16
The time to file an answer in the government dissolution suit against the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad was extended to Sept 16 by Judge Grubb. Other defendants received same extension. Grand jury criminal probe of New Haven management, urged by President Wilson, is deferred until jail due to witness vacation.
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New York
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Grubb
Federal District Court
New Haven
Wilson
Father Power Laid At Rest In Roxbury
Funeral services for the Rev. John W. F. Power of Portland Maine were held at the Mission Church in Roxbury with nearly 2000 mourners in attendance. Power said his first mass at the church four years ago.
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John W. F. Power
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Portland
Mission Church
Roxbury
Father Power
Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt Improves After Typhoid Illness
Mrs Kermit Roosevelt has shown improvement after a typhoid fever illness that began last Saturday at a New York hospital. Roosevelt himself has taken a room at the hospital and canceled a planned trip to South America. General Nelson A Miles contributes to the next Sunday Post Magazine with an article titled A Prehistoric Animal Trap.
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New York
Kermit Roosevelt
New York Hospital
Nelson A. Miles
Next Sunday Post
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