Lovesick Girl Ends Life With Poison
Ethel Barrett a three year old known as Millie Jackson of 28 Berwick Park swallowed corrosive sublimate tablets after threats of self harm. Collected notes to her mother in New Haven and to Dr. Gettings. doctor arrived after her death. Body taken to the morgue as police investigate the personal crisis verdict.
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Ethel Barrett
Berwick Park
Miss Barrett
Millie Jackson
Columbus Avenue
Catherine Conway
Lodging House
James H. Gettings
New Haven
Gettings
Waters
Commodore Massie's Yacht Grounds on Prudence Island
The power yacht Maurencie owned by Commodore Walter Massie of the Rhode Island Yacht Club ran ashore on Prudence Island today. It rests easily as the tug Solicitor advances a plan to haul it off tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Walter Massie
Rhode Island Yacht Club
Prudence Island
Deportation of Cuban editors shocks Havana press
Jose Maria Villaverde, Cuba editor, and nephew Manuel Villaverde were seized at his home, forced onto steamship Alfonso XIII, and deported to Spain under a Presidential decree. The action targets perceived enemies of President Gomez as the Cuban constitution is cited as not granting deportation power. The elder Villaverde led Diario de la Marina for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Jose Maria Villaverde
Cuba
Manuel Villaverde
Spain
Gomez
Villaverde
Villaverdes
Diario de la Marina
Vets Begin Camp Today for Grand Army Encampment
Civil war veterans begin arriving in Rochester New York for the National Grand Army encampment of 1912 with delegations from Los Angeles and Ohio. John E. Gilman and Corporal James Tanner speak at churches as General Sickles draws attention. Twenty one Ford Post women visit Seneca Hotel for Gilman but greet Sickles with twenty kisses.
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Rochester
N. Y
Grama Army
Los Angeles
Cal
John E. Gilman
Boston
Grand Army
James Tanner
Daniel E. Sickles
Ford Post
Toledo
Seneca Hotel
Gilman
Sickles
Ohio
Revolvers Drawn as Police Raid Boston Gambling Ring
Sergeant Tap pan and six Revere policemen surrounded a crowd of gamblers near Revere street and the Boston and Maine tracks last evening and captured five of the nearly 200 spectators and players in a game.
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Tappan
Revere
Revere Street
Boston & Maine Railroad
Police raid nets six for gambling in Revere area
An hour after a prior failed sweep, police launched a five point approach trapping gamblers. Four defendants from Revere named Hurley Cota Flannagan and Lane were charged with gambling on the Lord's Day. Several others fled into marsh ditch water as the crowd scattered.
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Tappan
Revere
Thomas J. Hurley
Walnut Avenue
James Cota
Calumet Street
Martin Flannagan
Thomas Lane
Revere Street
Federated Irish Clubs Form Greater Boston Alliance
Delegates from over one hundred Irish societies in Greater Boston vote to federate at the United States Hotel. Matthew Cummings named temporary chairman and Thomas J. Collins as temporary secretary with an executive board including Reynolds Long Dwyer Clarke Dempsey Crowley Donoghue Cummings Collins Fleming. A report on the arbitration treaty’s foreign relations and thanks to Senator Lodge along with Congressman Curley and Joseph Smith are noted. The next meeting at Hibernian Hall Charlestown on Sunday Oct 29 will elect permanent officers.
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Greater
Boston
United States
Matthew Cummings
Thomas J. Collins
John Reynolds
George Long
Richard Dwyer
Thomas Clarke
James Dempsey
J. P. Crowley
John F. Donoghue
William T. Fleming
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Henry C. Lodge
James M. Curley
Joseph Smith
Hibernian Hall
Charlestown
Taft Guest of Party Leaders at Social Lunch
President Taft attended a luncheon at the Country Club with Vice President Sherman and Republican leaders. Senator Root of New York hosted. the event, meant as social fare, became an informal political conference about veto measures and the likely impact of an extra session on party fortunes.
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Washington
Taft
Country Club
Sherman
Senate
House of Representatives
Senator Root
New York
Congress
Beattie Goes on Trial for Life Today
A Richmond area murder case centers on Henry Clay Beattie Jr as the young husband stands trial for the shooting death of Louise Owen Beattie. The beating heart of testimony follows Beattie’s denials and the dramatic inquest where Beulah Binford testified to a complex past with Beattie.
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Beattie
Thomas Owen
South
Richmond
Henry Clay Beattie, Jr
Fred
J. G. Loving
Henry Clay Beattie
Louise Owen Beattie
Central Methodist Church
Henry Beattie
Beulah Binford
Chesterfield County
Henrico County
Richmond Court
Manchester
Young Beattie
Henry
Louise Owen
Norfolk
Miss Martha Russell Found Dead in Plymouth Home
Miss Martha LeBarron Russell of Washington Boston and Plymouth, sister of the late Col George B. Russell and Col Andrew H. Russell, U S A retired, was found dead in bed at Benjamin A Hathaway's home. A Plymouth native, she spent summers there and had been in poor health recently at age 65, well known in social circles in the national capital.
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Plymouth
Martha LeBarron Russell
Washington
Boston
George B. Russell
Andrew H. Russell
Benjamin A. Hathaway
Russell
Hathaway
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Wopper
Nou
Yaio
Pinalhal
Jimmy
Bos Ogeier
Akroad
Pulleo
Commodore Massie
Wilson Bros
Scollay Square Jewellers
Fall River Line
Commonwealth and Priscilla Orchestra
South Station
Back Bay
Providence
Providence and
Boston City
Ticket Office Telephone Cor
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Washington Sts
Fort Hill
POST
P. O
Beattie, Sr
Owens
Benjamin P. Owen
Owen
Washington & Early
Hull Street
Detective
Luther I. Scherer
Baldwin Detective Agency
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Chesapeake & Ohio
Luther Scherer
Harry M. Smith, Jr
The
Commonwealth
Wendenburg
Importers Bazaar
Martha Russell
Jos. Gahm & Son
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