Pothier Defies Brayton in Rhode Island Stand
Providence Rhode Island February 3 Governor Pothier publicly opposed Charles R Brayton a longtime Rhode Island Republican boss seen as key to the Aldrich circle Political leaders view the move as a challenge to boss power and a possible shift away from Senator Nelson W Aldrich influence
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Providence
R. I
Pothier
Charles R. Brayton
Rhode Island
Nelson W. Aldrich
Governor Pothier vows fair redistricting amid Brayton talk
A political storm erupts as Governor Pothier defends his control of a new redistricting commission amid claims by Ralph Watrous that Ross Brayton offered him a commission post. Democrats accuse attempts at gerrymandering while Pothier insists he will name the members and bear responsibility.
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Ralph Watrous
Ross Brayton
Aldrich
Brayton
Harvard Slayer Ends Quiet Life in Tragic Baltimore Coverup
The Baltimore double tragedy centers on Miss Lewsen a dental student from Baltimore and Badal a Persian student whose unrequited advances met with persistent rejection. Authorities led by Rudolph Lewson and Nicholas Lewson confirm the deadly shooting at Ingleside boarding house 710 West Fayette Street following a luncheon. Mrs Nellie Palmer who runs the house notes Badal's attention to Miss Lewsen amid meals and social activity. the couple appeared cheerful at their table until tensions resurfaced during their last breakfast together.
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Sarah E. Almy
William C. Russell
Daniel Russell
Melrose
East Cambridge
Daniel Blake Russell
Miss Almy
Charles French
Robert Nason
Mr. French
John K. Berry
Eugene C. Upton
Russell
Ferdinand B. Almy
Leslie A. Simpson
Miss Ames
Swift
Auld
Cowles
Virginia Swift
Hesler
Bassett
Harvard
Samuel
America
United States Army
Miss Lewson
Dental College
Baltimore
Badal
Nicholas Lewson
New York
Ingleside
West Fayette Street
Nellie Palmer
Miss Lew
Brayton Uses Letters to Push Pay Increases in Rhode Island
General Charles R. Brayton, Republican leader, mails circular letters to Rhode Island legislators urging support for raising the Lieutenant Governor’s salary from 500 to 650 and the Speaker of the House from 50 to 6. The letters omit any mention of a proposed 3400 raise. Brayton previously met leaders in the Senate committee on corporations.
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Providence
Charlies R. Brayton
Rhode Island
Brayton
Senate Committee On Corporations
Cogan Sues for Absolute Divorce in New York Suit
John Cogan a wealthy Greenpoint manufacturer filed for absolute divorce from wife Mary alleging infidelity with D Ambrakis a Salvation Army captain as correspondent. The Cogans married 16 years ago have three children and recently traveled with Mrs Cogan to Minneapolis before returning to New York.
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New York
John C. Cogan
Greenpoint, L. 1
Mary
D. He Ambrakis
Salvation Army
Cogan
Cogan Aliezges
Mineapolis
Cogans
Paris Relief Fund Receives Wide Massachusetts Support
Paris flood relief treasurer Henry L. Higginson lists contributions totaling 35 138 26 from numerous donors including H A Berg a Friend Charles Russell Lowell Post No James O S wea Cos Po eee George D DOGG 5 sinc sean Wm Bellamy Henry H Sprague Mary de J Cox and Anonymous Thompson Towle Co as part of previously acknowledged gifts. Overall receipts show 33 126 26 and multiple small donations ranging from 1 to 590 dollars with several larger gifts toward relief efforts.
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Henry L. Higginson
Paris
Massachusetts
H. A. Berg
Charles Russell Lowell
James OS
Wea Cos Po
George D. Dogg
Sean Wm. Bellamy
Ienry H. Sprague
George Wigglesworth
Spain
Elec
Eerge Putnam
Howard Snelling
Mary de J. Cox
George A. Goddard
Thompson, Towle & Cook
Descent of Negro in Scout Row Sparks Theological Claim
A St Louis dispatch reports Rev Dr Edwin H Richards of Uganda asserting the Negro did not derive color from Adam and is not part of humanity, proposing he descends from one of several possible Adam brothers. The narrative blends social theory with a whiskey advertisement from Graves’ Grain Alcohol, claiming sealed bottles and firm branding as guarantees of quality.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Adam
Edwin H. Richards
Uganda
Africa
Graves
Chester H. Graves & Sons, Distillers
Boston
Mass
Auld Found Guilty Will Get Reprimand
A muddled aftermath follows a trial with Senator Lodge and Secretary Meyer to be shown copies of testimony. Mrs Cowles is accused of overstepping, witnesses lapse, and Dr Robnett’s trial slated to begin Monday. Joseph Auld vows to spend his last cent to clear his son amid defense remarks about authority and naval chivalry at a government reservation.
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Miss Hesler
Sullivan Square
United States
Auld
Senator Lodge
State Medical Board
Washington
Lodge
Meyer
Marguerite Ames
Major Catlin
Robnett
Ter
Joseph Auld
Leonard
Navy
Tragedy at the Persian House Shooting
Miss Lewsen was shot twice in the dining room by Badal after a confrontation as guests watched. She died from the injuries while Badal, wounded, collapsed at a stairway as Dr. Compton attended the victim and police were alerted at the Western station.
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Miss Lewsen
Badal
B. F. Compton
Morchiser
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