Worcester Fire At Family Theatre Injures Five
Five people are injured in a 50000 dollar fire at the Family Theatre 110 Front Street Worcester. About 200 patrons were inside when the blaze started shortly after six. Under operator Louis Cartier instructions the audience was led to safety. The fire alarm drew a general response and 40 adjoining hotel guests were driven into the street. Flames took four hours to subdue.
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Worcester
Family Theatre
Front Street
Louis Cartier
Clemency vote tilts 5 to 3 in Lowell divorce case
Private talks by Judge Hall and lawyers dominated the Fast Cambridge courthouse scene in Mrs Lois Burnett Rantoul s divorce suit from Edward J Rantoul as she rejects reunion while her father Edward Burnett and a nurse waited outside. Rumors of settlement attempts surfaced as interviews continued late into the night.
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Hlall
Cambridge
Lois Burnett Rantoul
James Russell Lowell
Edward J. Rantoul
Hall
King Much Cast Down Over the Decision
Foss reports the case is now at an end as the king remains cast down over the decision wife had expected to take him back home. The narrative frames a personal setback within a larger royal dispute, noting emotional impact and final resolution.
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Foss
Case
Exiled Madero to Leave Mexico City for Vera Cruz
Francisco I. Madero, ousted from the presidency, will be exiled and depart Mexico City for Vera Cruz tonight. From Vera Cruz he will sail for a European port, accompanied by his aide and staff.
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Mexico City
Francisco I. Madero
Vera Cruz
Madero
Sled Crash Kills Boy and Injures Friend in Roxbury
A sled accident in Roxbury at Paulding and Dale streets killed eight year old Anthony Gorman and seriously injured ten year old Alfred Brown. The front rider died instantly as the sled struck the wagon’s rear wheel, owned by the Pierce Austin Company, with injuries reported to the second boy’s head and body.
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Pierce Austin Company
Paulding and
Dale Streets
Roxbury
Anthony Gorman
Catawba Street
Alfred Brown
Walkullah Street
Gorman
Two Boys Die In Coasting Wagon Collision
Alfred and Anthony, friends, coasted on a Christmas sled when it veered into a two horse wagon at the street junction. Alfred suffered a fractured skull and arm injuries while Anthony sustained a severe head injury. Ronald Bassett, wagon driver, was questioned and released on $1000 bail as police deemed him blameless. Bassett, 35, lives at 138 Fremont Street, Somerville.
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Alfred
Paulding Street
Anthony
Dale Street
Ronald Bassett
Dudley Street
Bassett
Fremont Street
Somerville
If Attorney Barney Proves His Contention In Court
If Barneys claim holds true and he presents evidence to support it, the motive attributed to Dorr by District Attorney Attwill will be disproved. The trial progressed briskly as cross examination began for witness Crane. Attwill called witnesses who identified the defendant near the Marsh residence in Lynn, his car, the cap and coat, and a watch fob with his initials. A bank official connected drafts and checks to him, while a garage employee recalled a rifle and cartridge box in the Dorr automobile.
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Barney
Attwill
Dorr
Crane
Marsh
Lynn
Draufts
Magnate Will Wed Manicure Favorite in New Haven
The engagement of Sallie Louise Smith the manicures girl at the Hotel Taft to Frank R. Hall a member of Herring Hall Marvin safe manufacturers of New York City was announced tonight in New Haven.
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New Haven
Sallie Louise Smith
Taft
Frank R. Hall
Herring, Hall & Marvin, Safe Manufacturers
New York City
Young hotel owner to wed Miss Smith in February
Miss Smith, 21, daughter of Mrs. Hi ram B. Smith of Westville, becomes engaged to Tyle, owner of Hotel Taft, and partner in a major safe firm. Tyle, a New York businessman and millionaire, courted Miss Smith after meeting her at the Hotel Taft barber shop. Despite opposition, the couple announced their engagement upon his return home. The wedding is set for Thursday evening, February 27.
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Miss Smith
Hiram B. Smith
Westville
Hall
Tyle
Taft
New York City
Suffragette Admits Deliberate Blast in Cardiff
In Cardiff on February 19, Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst declared she would take full responsibility for bombing the chancellor of the exchequer's house. She told a cheering suffragette meeting that the authorities should not seek the women who carried out the deed.
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Cardiff
Wales
Emmeline Pankhurst
Rantoul objects to unfounded charges after final interview
It is understood Mr. Rantoul would forgive his wife's open declaration of intellectual love for Chester Chapin Rumrill but opposes any arrangement that leaves unrefuted the grave charges she has made. He appeared deeply affected after his final interview with Judge Hall and refused to speak, as did his lawyers.
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Mr. Rantoul
Chester Chapin Rumrill
Suffragette Threat and Home Bomb Incident
Mrs Pankhurst warned she would fast in penal servitude and risk death rather than yield to government. A bomb exploded at the country home of Chancellor David Lloyd George in Walton Heath, destroying the house. Police and Scotland Yard suspect militant suffragette or sympathizer involvement.
Trains to Augusta From New York By Southern Railway
Luxurious service marketed by the Southern Railway departs New York daily at 12:68 noon and arrives Augusta at 11:35 a.m. The dining car and office at Washington Street Boston are advertised as features of the service.
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Southern Railway
N. Y
Augusta
Washington &T
Boston
Council Vote On Conditional Pardon Details
The council split on a conditional pardon with Lieutenant Governor Walsh and Councillors Ham and Goetting in favor. Councillors Collins Denny Frothingham Keith and Simpson voted against. Councillor McGregor was present and supported the pardon.
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Walsh
Ham and Goetting
Collins
Denny
Frothingham
Keith
Simpson
McGregor
Governor declines motion on King pardon
Governor Foss said no further move in the King case. The Governor's Council refused a pardon for Cardenio F. King, the former financier serving 10 to 14 years for misappropriation. King, in Bridgewater State Hospital for an exaggerated hernia, faced possible death if imprisoned.
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Cardenio F. King
King
Bridgewater State Hospital
McGregor
King Case Climax Reached In Pardon Talk
The final disposition of the King case ends weeks of discussion as the council visits Bridgewater to confer with the ill man. The Governor proposes a pardon with the condition that King may be returned to prison to finish the sentence if he recovers enough to serve it.
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Bridgewater
King
Gloucester 80m Day 10h 49m and celestial rises
Gloucester records indicate day of year marked as 28 days remaining until spring with 10 hours 49 minutes of daylight. Venus sets at 9:25 p m Mars rises at 5:15 a m Jupiter rises at 3:56 a m Saturn sets at 12:43 a m. Evening lit by light auto lamps at 5:52.
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Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
From Civil War to Cuban Revolution Anniversaries
Summary of today marks anniversaries across history including 1895 Cuban revolution start and 1864 Battle of Olustee in Florida. Notable births include actor Joseph Jefferson in 1820 and Pope Lee Xill elected in 1878. A 1862 Civil War incident in Winton North Carolina involved a white flag decoy. a freight car wreck is also noted.
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Tevant
Joseph Jefferson
Winton
N. C
Olustee
Vla
Lee Xill
Pope
Ueosac Funnel
Weather forecast for Hoston and vicinity and New England
Fair Thursday with rain overnight or Friday. Moderate west to south winds. Washington report notes increasing cloudiness and warmer Thursday in New England with possible rain or snow at night or Friday. Winds will be moderate and variable.
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Hoston
Washington
New England
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Irving W. Bray
Caleb Marsh
Uncle Sam
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Salem
William A. Dorr
George E. Marsh
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Essex County Court
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Rumrill
Edward L. Rantoul
King Much
Exchange Just Co
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Alli
S. S. Pierce Co
Harrison Ave
Bet
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Beach Sts
Paris
Maxim
Holland Wine Company
Dublin
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Massachusetts
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Irvington St
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Cape
Henry Allen
Kansas
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Conti
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Portland
Gloucester
Thompson's Spa
John
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