In Law Suit Kleist Blames Breitung For Alienation
Max Frederick Kleist testifies against father in law E N Breitung seeking 250000 in alienation suit. He claims Breitung arranged a dynamite job in New Mexico and says his wife Julia Breitung Kleist led him astray by teaching smoking and drinking. The case unfolds before Judge Learned and a federal jury.
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Job
New Mexico
New York
E. N. Breitung
Max Frederick Kleist
Kleist
Juliet Breitung
Baron de Meyer
Underwood & Underwood
N. Y
Notable Gardener Describes Trials of Honest Young Man
A former gardener for a wealthy mining man and ship owner testifies about the trials of a good looking young man who is poor but honest. The witness recalls neglecting to tell a woman she was pretty and to express his heart, all while noting her tan shoes with dotted decor.
Fenway Bock Beer Arrives In New England Market
Fenway announces release to public from licensed dealer P S and brewers in New England end of restraint with March four deadline. Brewers Association releases from pact and market opens to outside competition with Fenway Bock as premier beer option.
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P. S
New England
Brewers’ Association
Fenway
Banquet Speakers Stir Up Town in Barrington Event
In Great Barrington on February 10 Charles Astor Bristed of New York and Albert P. Langtry of Massachusetts spoke at the Chamber of Commerce banquet. An entertainment by three New York showgirls prompted a police probe and may involve prominent locals.
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Great Barrington
Charles Astor Bristed
New York
Albert P. Langtry
Massachusetts
Chamber of Commerce
Women turn away as showgirls entertain at Town Hall
Town authorities were urged to investigate an entertainment after women spectators fled following the appearance of showgirls. Chief of Police Oschman said arrests may follow as witnesses are sought, while Secretary Langtry defended attending and stated a New York act was used as counter attraction.
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William J. Oschman
Chief Oschman
Chamber of Commerce
Langtry
New York
Senate adjourns after long session over ship bill clash
Washington observers say the government ship purchase bill faces uncertain fate as Republicans and Democrats traded opposition with Norris and Kenyon aiding. After 54 hours and 11 minutes of debate, adjournment ended the longest Senate session in history. In Suffolk Court, Mahoney testified amid tension in the Ryan Mansfield breach of promise trial as details surface about Mansfield’s conversations with Miss Ryan and Nurse Griffin.
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Washington
Norris
Kenyon
Senate
Congress
Timothy F. Mahoney
Peabody
Henry K. Mansfield
Ryan-Mansfield
Suffolk Superior Court
M. L. Sullivan
Irene Catherine Griffin
Elizabeth M. Ryan
Ferncroft Inn
Mansfield
Miss Ryan
Sullivan
Witnesses Differ Over Kissing Allegations In Knoedler Case
Rachel Hall the former Knoedler housekeeper testified she never saw any kissing in Knoedler's New York apartments while Charles Knoedler himself also testified Tuesday. The account was part of a continuing courtroom dispute reported on Page 5.
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Rachel Hall
Charles l. Knoedler
New York
Mr. Knoedler
Britain Seizes Cargo of Wilhelmina in Prize Court Proceeding
The British foreign office after inquiry orders the Wilhelmina cargo to pass through a prize court. The American steamship may sail from Falmouth once the cargo is discharged.
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London
British Foreign Office
Falmouth
Wilhelmina Stranded in Harbor After Atlantic Storms
The Wilhelmina was not convoyed or ordered to Falmouth but forced to dock there due to storm damage on the Atlantic crossing. The vessel endured severe storms and will remain in port for several days to recover.
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Falmouth
Atlantic
Crowley Named Dorchester Police Superintendent
Captain Michael H. Crowley of the Dorchester station was appointed police superintendent by Commissioner O Meara last night. He will become the uniformed head of the city police tomorrow and is noted as the youngest man to hold the office, having just passed his 49th birthday.
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Michael H. Crowley
Dorchester
O’meara
South End
Crowley
O'Meara
Surprise appointment shocks Dorchester police chief Crowley
The new superintendent, a captain at Dorchester station, learned of his rise at his desk. He phoned his wife immediately and then received telegrams and calls from police officials, businessmen and friends as the news spread.
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Dorchester
Captain Crowley
Captain Crowley eyed as superintendent successor
Captain Crowley and about half a dozen others were named as possible successors to Superintendent William H. Pierce, who retired recently. Crowley had held the rank for just over a year, and few predicted his appointment. Continued on page 5, seventh column.
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Captain Crowley
William H. Pierce
Germany Seeks Clarity On Vessel Status and Proclamation
Berlin signals move to press for light on the fate and status of ships in question and requests full disclosure of Germany’s proclamation terms and implications. Officials promise steps to clarify the situation for maritime interests and allied observers.
Army Estimates Passed With Warning Tone
The British House of Commons approved army estimates for 3,000,000 men without a division vote. French troops exploded mines at La Boisselle and recaptured excavations, driving Germans back at bayonet point. Lorraine saw a French infantry victory near Manonville with Hussars in pursuit. Germany reported minor gains in the Argonne and near Ban de-Sapt. Austrian forces occupied Suczawa and compelled Russians to evacuate Czernowitz.
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House of Commons
London
la Boisselle
France
Paris
Lorraine
Manonville
Germany
Argonne
Vosges Mountains
Bande-Sapt
Hirzbach Wood
Berlin
Suczawa
Bukowina
Czernowitz
Vienna
United States Warns Germany in Diplomatic Note
The United States sent a formal diplomatic note to the German government warning of serious consequences. The statement reflects firm U.S. posture amid growing tensions and signals potential actions to safeguard interests.
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Washington
United States
Moon phases and celestial notes amid war day count
The entry records moon stages from new moon on Feb 18 to last quarter on Mar 8 and new moon on Mar 16, plus rise and set times, astronomical sights like Jupiter Saturn Venus and Mars, Lent Feb 17, Easter Apr 4, and a 195th day of war with 87 days to spring, alongside anniversaries and a 1899 flag-raising noting figures Edison Fitzgerald.
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Jupiter
Saturn
Venus
Mars
Thomas A. Edison
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
Tlolio
Philippine Islands
Clarence H. Mackay
Boston Area Forecast Shows Fair Warmer Weather
Fair and warmer conditions expected for Boston and vicinity on Thursday and Friday with moderate variable winds. From Washington the forecast extends to New England and eastern New York, continuing fair and warmer conditions on Thursday and Friday.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
New York
Temperature Report From Thompson's Spa Yesterday
Readings show yesterday's temperatures with times noted between 3 p m and 6 p m. Entries include figures such as 14 and 16 with varying decimals and an average temperature figure. The data appears scrambled but centers on daily temperature measures and a year ago comparison.
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Toodles
Cdhe
Elizabeth Mayan
Mahoney
Pretty Nurse
Griffin
Knoedlers
Max Kleist
Fenway Bock
Fenway Breweries
NEW American House
Rathskeller
Bet Cs Pesareyton London Cigarettes
Washington St
Boylston Wine Service
Spaulding
Hicken
Castle Square Hotel
Tremont, Chandler and
Berkeley Sts
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Commercial Department
Massachusetts Trust
John Hancock Building
Federal and
Franklin Streets
Huntington Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Edgar R. Champlin
Elmer A. Stevens
Chas. D. Buckner
Tressure
Britain
Wilhelmina
England
Great Britain
Supt. Pierce
Tremont Temple
Boston Evening Record
Evening Record
Brattle Et
Brattle Sqanton
Delightfu
Portland
Gloucester
Newport
Thompson's Spa
Tremont Theatre
Avery St
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