Woman Says She Planned to Kill Lawyer in Hypnotic Influence
Miss Jennie Blunt confessed she shot Charles M. Sanford, Brooklyn lawyer, claiming it was an act of God after years under his hypnotic influence. He lies in Brooklyn Hospital with two head wounds as sister H W Tuttle corroborates the plan and drawn comparison to Evelyn Thaw. Will of Thomas Fillebrown leaves Harvard Dental School library transfer to Harvard College.
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New York
Jennie Blunt
Charles M. Sanford
Brooklyn
Sanford
Brooklyn Hospital
Miss Blunt
H. W. Tuttle
Nostrand Avenue
Flatbush
Stanford White
Evelyn Thaw
Helen Keller Resigns From Massachusetts Blind Board
Helen Keller resigns from the Massachusetts Commission for the Blind after serving about a year. George A. Macy of Wrentham explains that Keller, who lives with his wife Anne Sullivan Macy, finds it hard to follow rapid board discussions and vote intelligently due to translation by finger spelling.
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Helen Keller
Massachusetts Commission For the Blind
Miss Keller
South
George A. Macy
Wrentham
Anne Sullivan
Radcliffe
the Post
Military Gymkhana Opens First Corps Cadets Meet
In Boston the First Corps Cadets annual gymkhana at Mechanics Building features Massachusetts volunteers and regular army athletes. Highlights include wall scaling the ships arms race and a Naval Brigade versus Fifth Infantry showdown with trials in service uniforms. Other events include a three legged relay and a rescue race, with Harvard alumni Mason and Rand aiming for a 40 yard record.
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Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
First Corps
M. V.M
Mechanics
Boston
Army
Navy
Naval Brigade
A. B. Mason
W. M. Rand
Company B
Harvard
Chicago priest murder plot claim stuns archdiocese
Chicago officials report Chancellor Dunne warned a murder is planned within a month mirroring the Denver assassination of Rev Leo Heinrichs. He alleged lists target priests and named possible candidates while noting personal enemies within the Italian community. In East Bridgewater a 19 year old crawled home after a severe foot gash near woods.
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Chicago
Denver
Leo Heinrichs
St. Elizabeth’s
RE. M. Dunne
East Bridgewater
John Campbell
C. B. Mitchell
Blame on Railroads Highlighted by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt sent the Inland Waterways Commission report to Congress and criticized unregulated rail competition for hindering river commerce. He urged using U S rivers to boost trade, save coal and iron resources, protect forests, prevent timber famine, and favor irrigation nationwide.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Inland Waterways Commission
United States
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Harvard College
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Arthur Powers
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