Father Denounces Confession In Murder Case
Judge Ben B Lindsey says the father erred in disowning Nishan Aprahanian after the boy confessed to killing Ishmayel Izmerley Oghle. Nishan later denies confessing to his mother and uncle at East Cambridge jail as police hold a blood stained overcoat and vest to corroborate the confession.
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Lindsey
Ben B. Lindsey
Denver
Manoog Aprahanian
Watertown
Nishan
Nishan Aprahanian
Sarkis Megerdichian
East Cambridge
Ishmayel Izmerley-Oghle
Young Turk
Aprahanian
Manoog Garabedian
Didn't Kill the Turk Claim At Jail Hearing
Nishan firmly told his mother at the jail yesterday that he did not kill Ishmayel known as the Turk. He said his father harshly accused him, insisting Manoog had said otherwise, but Nishan repeated his denial.
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Nishan
Ishmayel
Papa
Manoog
Bird Urges Growth for Progressives in Beverly Rally
Charles Sumner Bird, chief speaker at a Progressive rally in Beverly, defended the party against disintegration rumors and denied renouncing a gubernatorial bid. He urged Progressives to be patient and strengthen support gradually at the polls.
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Beverly
Charles’ Sumner Bird
Progressive party disintegration and party realignments
The piece debates claims that the Progressive party is dissolving and that Progressives return to old parties. It recounts past predictions from September about vote declines and criticizes Progressive leaders for abusive campaigning and misrepresenting voter impact, noting the observer’s continued stance.
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Progressive Party
Walsh Greeted 6819 at Beacon Hill Birthday Reception
Governor Walsh shook hands with 6819 people at the Washington's Birthday reception in the State House. The event drew many men and boys, with fewer babies and women than last year, though the Walsh smile and cordial greetings were in evidence as hours of handshaking wore on.
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State House
Washington
Governor Walsh
Edward P. Barry
David I. Walsh
Walsh
Beacon Hill
Governor Walsh Closes Reception After Long Line
At 1 o'clock the reception ends as over 1000 people wait in line while Governor Walsh shows strain. After a 10 minute rest the line resumes and by 1:30 all have greeted him. Later at 10:38 he enters Hall of Flags with Lieutenant Governor Barry amid gallery cheers.
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Walsh
Eoward P. Barry
Mary
Catherine Walsh
Dolls for All Free Week Hits New England Drug Stores
Free Doll Week opens in hundreds of New England drug stores. While supplies last, each doll comes with three matching dresses and hats for every purchaser of Minard's Liniment 25c to $1 bottles. Dolls 21 inches tall. limit applies equally across all bottle sizes. if out of stock, children may mail a bottle wrapper with names to receive a doll.
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New England
Boston
Minard’s
Liniment Mfg. Co
Framingham, Mass
Girls Brave Rescue From West End Fire at 33 Anderson Street
Two young girls Mary Doherty aged 14 and Anna Mc Gahan aged 15 led 18 children and three distressed mothers to safety as a blaze ripped through a building at 33 Anderson Street West End yesterday at noon. The sisters guided occupants through smoke and flames, safeguarding the group until firefighters brought the fire under control.
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Anderson Street
West End
Mary Doherty
Anna McGahan
Fire erupts in tailor shop family story of escape
When the stove in Samuel Kramer’s tailor shop on the ground floor exploded and started a blaze, two children directed a frightened crowd of women and children through three smoke filled upper stories to the roof and to safety across.
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Samuel Kramer
Fatal accident in Concord coal yard claims worker
Muhamet Beketash, 24, a one year resident, was killed in a railroad yard accident in Concord when a steam scoop shovel descended and decapitated him as he slipped into a coal pile.
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Concord
N. H
Muhamet Beketash
Night Sky Data and Time Markers Note
The entry lists times for Portland Gloucester and Newport with civil events. It notes a new moon at 6 28 and sunset at 5 28 with 24 days to spring. Evening planets Mars Saturn Venus Mercury and morning star Jupiter are visible. Auto lamps turn on before 5 58 tonight.
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Mars
Saturn
Venus
Mercury
Jupiter
Eclipse Not Visible in New England Today
Historic notes mark a sun eclipse not visible in New England. Deerfield Massachusetts recalls a 1576 Indian attack. A 1813 clash between Hornet and Peacock is listed. A 1868 bill sought President Johnson’s impeachment. One year ago today Edison talking pictures debuted in New England.
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New England
Deerfield
Mass
President Johnson
Edison
Forecast for New England colder and unsettled early week
Boston area sees a colder, unsettled Tuesday with fair but cooler Wednesday. Northern New England expected fair Tuesday and Wednesday with moderating cold and onshore north winds along the coast. Southern New England will have fair Tuesday and Wednesday with brisk northeast to north winds offshore.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Unclear OCR notes from Thompson's Spa session
Fragmentary text records measurements and temperatures with missing names and dates. The readable items include an average temperature yesterday of 15.6 24 and a prior value of 33.12 24, plus scattered numbers and letters that do not form a complete report.
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Thompson's Spa
Moving 10 Oust Curley
Congress was asked to decide if James M. Curley mayor of Boston and a U S Representative from Massachusetts can hold both offices. Republican Leader Mann introduced a resolution claiming incompatibility and proposing Curley’s seat be declared vacant.
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Washington
James M. Curley
Boston
Congress
Massachusetts
Mann
Curley
Lawmakers Move Curley Case To Judiciary Panel
At Underwood’s suggestion Representative Mann backed sending the Curley matter to the judiciary committee without debate. Curley drew his Boston mayoral salary on Feb 4 after taking the oath as mayor, intending to hold both roles this session to fulfill pledges and avoid a costly special election. Similar attempts by Lilley and General Wheeler to keep seats after new offices were noted.
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Underwood
Representative Mann
Judiciary Committee
Curley
Capitol
Boston
Lilley
Connecticut
Joseph Wheeler
Alabama
Congress
Rider Verdict Expected Today in Newton Court
The trial of Henry O. Rider, Auburndale artist photographer, resumes in Newton Court this morning as arguments proceed and a verdict is anticipated.
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Henry O. Rider
Auburndale
Newton Court
Father John's Medicine Builds New Flesh and Bodily Strength
An 18th century remedy advertised as restoring flesh and bodily vigor by Father John promotes health and vigor through reformulated ingredients. The copy touts strengthening effects and appeals to readers seeking renewed vitality and endurance.
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Father John
Raps Wilson For Position Upon Mexico
Special correspondent describes his 100 mile survey of the Mexico City region and criticizes President Wilson's policy as a terrible blunder. He portrays villagers as indifferent to constitutional government and contrasts them with the capital’s mood.
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Raps Wilson
Mexico
Creelman
Huerta
Boston Post
New York Mail
Mexico City
Valley of
Wilson
England Has No Idea of Intervention
London reports the British foreign office will not intervene in Mexico to pacify the country. Francis Dyke Acland, under-secretary for foreign affairs, told the House of Commons Britain cannot and will not pursue intervention after a series of outrages on British subjects, including the removal of William S. Benton at Juarez by Villa.
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London
Mexico
Foreign Office
House of Commons
Francis Dyke Acland
William S. Benton
Villa
Juarez
Benton execution prompts continued interest from El Paso to Washington
Interest in the execution of William S Benton by General Villa last Tuesday lasts with little abatement. Consul Edwards at Juarez says the State Department asked Villa to turn Benton’s body to the widow but Villa, at Chihuahua, has given no response. Consul Letcher at Chihuahua may renew the plea.
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EL Paso
Tex
William S. Benton
General Villa
Washington
Edwards
Juarez
State Department
Benton
Benton story amid court martial rumors continues on page 16
Benton and his supporters dispute the rebel accusation that he was found guilty in a court martial. They claim Washington may accept the official version for diplomatic reasons, while asserting no consensus exists among Benton’s friends. Continued on Page 16-2d Column.
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Benton
Washington
Villa
Happenings of Day in Mexican Situation
Villa claims Benton tried to kill him and denies knowledge of Gustav Bauch. Washington awaits mail on Benton's execution as Senate debates behind closed doors. El Paso friends say Villa attacked Benton and later killed a Scotsman. Britain faces anxious Parliament while papers urge protection for foreigners. A troop train near Vera Cruz is blown up with all aboard killed.
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Villa
Benton
Gustav Bauch
Washington
Senate
el Paso
Scotchman
Vera Cruz
Ex Mayor Fitzgerald presides in Palm Beach events
Palm Beach Florida February 23 ex mayor John F Fitzgerald retains Palm Beach mayoral role and serves as starter announcer and referee during George Washington birthday festivities. Notables included Mrs Fitzgerald and other Boston figures among attendees at the grand ball with green silk and white satin attire.
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Palm Beach
Fla
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
George Washington
Fitzgerald
Kincaine
Joseph H. O'Neil
Henry Damon
Joseph Doherty
William Briggs
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