Ford's Man Says War's End Is Near
Stockholm crowds cheer a peace hopeful meeting at the Academy of Music as delegates report progress toward negotiations. Louis Lochner hints Ford plans and a crusade team reports belligerents may seek peace. Norwegian delegate Haugerud joins, Inez Milholland Boissevan plans to depart, Danish writer Caret-Etlar en route with a peace plan. A wireless from Ford says he is feeling better and wishes luck.
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Aked
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Inez Caret-Etlar
Ford
Pilgrim Shortcomings Highlighted by Lochner Remarks
Mr. Lochner noted that many crusaders lacked European political training for peace terms. He said experts from the belligerents would be invited to conferences. M. P. Arnoldson, Nobel Peace Prize laureate, expressed doubt of the ex-
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Hanna Quits Ford Expedition Amid Illness
Copenhagen dispatch reports North Dakota Governor L B Hanna severed ties with the Ford expedition and is very ill, probably with typhoid, per Exchange Telegraph.
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L. B. Hanna
North Dakota
Exchange Telegraph Company
Copenhagen
Romance Started On Island For The Lepers
A romance born at the Penikese Island leper colony culminated in a marriage between Melvin A. Nason and Edith Huntress. The ceremony took place at Newton Junction, New Hampshire, after they met on the island in Massachusetts.
Osborne to be ousted as Sing Sing warden
Governor Whitman orders an inquiry and a conference with the Prison Superintendent to decide a successor after charges against Osborne's character. He asserts he knows nothing of the evidence, while the prison office notes no automatic temporary replacement exists. Osborne served since late 1914 and previously studied penology at Auburn.
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Auburn Prison
Tom Brown
Osborne Indicted on Perjury and Prison Misconduct
Westchester grand jury returns two indictments against Thomas Mott Osborne warden of Sing Sing. One charges perjury in testimony to the State Prison Commission inquiry and the other lists six counts accusing failure to perform duties, allowing prisoner fights, failing to prevent felonies, failing to report immorality, allowing visits to the death house, and improper relations with inmates.
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Thomas Mott Osborne
Sing Sing
Westchester County Grand Jury
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State Prison Commission
Osborne
Charles Becker
Sing Sing Warden Osborn Indicted Amid Conspiracy Claims
Warden Thomas Osborne of Sing Sing arrives in New York and faces indictment by Westchester County grand jury. He denounces the proceedings as a conspiracy and says he will not post bail, expecting to await trial in jail. He accuses corrupt political elements and prison officials of profiting from vice and privilege.
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Five Children Die From Christmas Candy Tragedy
Reported deaths follow a Christmas candy incident with five children among the victims. John E. Lillis, age 2 years 7 months, was buried from the family home yesterday. Additional deaths have been recorded in Brighton and one in Cambridge.
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Lillis
John E
Brighton
Cambridge
Illness and deaths linked to mystery candy exposure in Boston area
Robert Sullivan and several children from Cambridge and Brighton die or fall seriously ill after a mysterious illness. Dr Fred Lyons and other physicians report multiple cases in Greater Boston with few clues on origin. Parents suspect candy from a church or school event may be involved.
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Garrett Sullivan
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Cambridge
Boston
Sullivan
Francis
Patrick Kelly
Parson Street
Brighton
Miriam Helen MacDougall
Horace G. MacDougall
Bigelow Street
Fred Lyons
Fairbank Street
Gordon
Lyon
Fred
Fred MacDougall
Washington Street
Miriam
Donald Coughlan
Charles Coughlan
Hobart Street
Greater
Candy poisoning blamed for Cambridge and Brighton deaths
An acidosis outbreak linked to Christmas candy sickens several children in Cambridge and Brighton. A 3-year-old, Francis Kelley, dies after severe stomach cramps and vomiting, with others including two sisters affected. doctors caution the illness is not contagious and may involve multiple families.
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Sullivan
Cambridge
Robert
Brighton
Post
Francis Albert Kelley
Patrick J. Kelley
Parsons Street
May
Gertrude
Little Francis
Francis
Stricken Child in Cambridge Dies Amid Epidemic
Robert Sullivan of Cambridge reports his son Robert G Sullivan fell ill Thursday afternoon and died at the hospital Sunday night as the epidemic swept the area. The boy had been bright and healthy until the onset of illness as other children in the Sullivan family battled the same ailment.
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Cambridge
Garrett Sullivan
Reservoir Street
Robert G. Sullivan
Puzzled Father Speaks on MacDougall Baby Death Case
Mr and Mrs H G MacDougall of Brighton describe their 19 month old Miriam’s sudden illness and death from acidosis. Dr Morse and Dr Lovett Morse note acid intoxication not linked to poison, food, or contagion. Families in Brighton and Cambridge report similar illnesses among children closely connected by proximity and kinship.
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Brighton
Miriam
John Lovett Morse
MacDougall
Frederick Lyon
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Donald Coughlan
Charles Coughlan
Hobart Street
Children’s Hospital
Boston
Somerville
Burial permits held for probe into children deaths
Medical Examiner Magrath orders burial permits held pending police investigation into the children's deaths. Cambridge officials will take similar action as the probe continues.
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Magrath
Cambridge
Three year old Robert dies after illness at home
A three-year-old boy, Robert, fell ill at home after eating candy and drinking milk. Doctors gave no clear cause and he died at the hospital. The boy’s family includes seven children. Mr. Sullivan works at Blake & Knowles Pump Works.
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Sullivan
Acidosis Linked to Brighton Illnesses With Two Fatalities
Dr Henry S Rowen reported an acidosis outbreak in Brighton and Cambridge with two confirmed deaths and multiple nonfatal cases since Friday. The first patient was Catherine Lillis age 17 Etna Street and her brother John E Lillis died a day later at age two years seven months. The cause remains uncertain and candy is not yet ruled out.
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Brighton
Catherine Lillis
Etna _ street
Michael Lillis
John E. Lillis
Bowen
Cambridge
Poison Candy Suspected in Five Child deaths
Doctors say acidosis from potent acid in Christmas candy may have caused five child deaths. Possible links to school or church events being investigated. concern over glucose substitutes and careless manufacturing raised as factors.
Doctors report Brighton cases of acute acidosis in children
Dr. John Lovett Morse of Back Bay said he learned of 11 or 12 Brighton cases with similar symptoms this morning. A child died recently from the same ailment at Children's Hospital in Boston, and Morse diagnosed the McDougall child as acidosis after ruling out other causes.
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John Lovett Morse
Back Bay
MacDougall
Brighton
Children's Hospital
Boston
Morse
McDougall
What Acidosis Is and How to Treat It
Acidosis is described as an acid condition of the blood caused by highly acidic candy. It alters blood pH, hindering nourishment delivery. Doctors treating Brighton and Cambridge children recommend large sodium bicarbonate and glucose doses, plus alkaline injections into the digestive tract and subcutaneous injections into the chest.
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Brighton and Cambridge
Tug Daniel Villard Believed to Be Lost
Havana December 28. The captain of the American molasses tank barge Detroit aboard towed by the Cuban steamer Regina said today that the American tug Daniel Villard is believed lost with a crew of 20 after being torn from its anchors during a Gulf of Mexico hurricane last week.
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Daniel Villard
Gulf of Mexico
Detroit
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