Harvard Professor Faces 25000 Breach Suit
Harvard professor Phillipe Belknap Marcon is defendant in a $25,000 breach of promise suit filed in Cambridge by Annie L. Manley a Boston woman. Counsel declined to reveal personal details or discuss the case, and Brandeis Dunbar Nutter will defend.
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Harvard
Annie L. Manley
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George R. Nutter
Brandeis, Dunbar and Nutter
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Harvard Manley Sues Joti Philippe Marcou for 25000
Annie L. Manley sues Nec Joti Philippe Marcou of Harvard for breach of promise seeking $25,000 in damages. The case centers on an alleged failed agreement and financial harm to the plaintiff.
Promised Marriage Recounted in Court Case
The record states the plaintiff in Boston and Prof. Marecou in Cambridge plighted a marriage but the defendant refused to marry. Harvard reports the heart trouble of Miss Manley as long standing, with Marecou in France for nearly two years before last September.
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Cambridge
Boston Weather Outlook Dull Rain Then Clearing
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for rain on Wednesday with clearing later, turning somewhat colder in the evening and night. In New England, rain in the south and snow or rain in the north, colder Thursday with variable winds turning to west.
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Plot Alleged 10 Slay All White Officers Post Scandal
A Fort Reno examination of Corporal Knowles, a colored soldier, revealed a plan to murder every white officer at the post. The scheme targeted Captain Macklin of the 25th, amid bitter race tensions following the Brownsville incident. Knowles is bound over for the county grand jury. Arrests of implicated soldiers are expected at several posts nationwide.
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Canadian County Grand Jury
Big Fight to Oust New York Mayor
A historic confrontation unfolds as Attorney General Jackson seeks to remove Mayor McClellan and void the election. Raids began at daylight to seize ballot boxes preserved by court order, while McClellan’s supporters mobilized to thwart the effort and moved ballot boxes in several Manhattan districts.
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William R. Hearst
McClellan
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Court raids seize ballots in Hearst McClellan mayoralty race
Attorney General Jackson acting under a Supreme Court order led raids on storage sites across Greater New York to locate ballot boxes. After delays in Manhattan and resistance from Staten Island Banking officials, court orders were served and vaults opened with new seals and police guard.
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Supreme Court
New York
Manhattan
Staten Island
Ponce Believed Sunk After Collision With Derelict
Captain Hunt, in charge of the New York hydrographic office, believes the steamship Ponce sank after striking a sunken derelict off Capes Henry and Hatteras. Nine derelicts have been found in the path of coastal traffic recently, and the Porto Rico line manager Mooney hopes the Mayaguez or other signs will locate the missing vessel. The Navy directs the Connecticut to search the area for any trace of the Ponce.
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Culebra
Strikers at Plant Factory Form Knights Assembly
After two cutters were fired at the Thomas G Plant Jamaica Plain yesterday 135 outside shoe cutters and 20 trimming cutters walked out in protest of alleged stock quality and harsh working conditions The Knights of Labor Shoe Cutters Assembly was organized that night with a strike committee named to represent the workers Offers of work from Lynn Brockton and Haverhill were received but rejected until the Plant management is consulted.
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John J. Couhig
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Lynn
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Haverhill
Cortelyou Nomination Postponement Discussed in Senate
Senator Teller urged delaying action on the Cortelyou nomination for secretary of the treasury for a week. He cited newspaper reports that the postmaster general resigned as head of the Republican National Committee. He asked Cortelyou to disclose severing ties to ease Senate opposition. Republican members agreed with the suggestion.
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Cortelyou
Secretary of the Treasury
Teller
Finance Committee
Republican National Committee
Major Michigan Stove Works fire destroys large plant
Fire in Detroit on Jefferson avenue wiped out a major portion of the Michigan Stove Works. Loss estimated at 750000 with only 80000 insured. More than 15000 stoves damaged as the plant spanning ten to twelve acres saw the office building and parts saved. Firemen were injured by debris. several spectators hurt when a wagon horses bolted into the crowd.
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Michigan Stove Works
Jefferson Avenue
Sure Results Asthma Relief From Lung Kuro
A brief report claims asthma symptoms can be relieved by Lung Kuro. The article notes no clinical data and lacks official endorsement from medical authorities.
Savannah Line City of Macon sails to New York Thursday
The City of Macon departs Savannah on Thursday January 10 at 3 PM for New York. Fare is six dollars with meals and stateroom accommodations included. For reservations call Rich 990.
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Macon
New York
Poison in Deaths of the Fernalds in New Hampshire
Suspicions of foul play rise after exhumations in Jackson New Hampshire where George Fernald and his son Elmer Fernald died within hours of each other in Everett Massachusetts. Autopsies examine stomach kidneys and intestines with possible chemical analysis for poison.
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North Conway
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Dartmouth College
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Hodsdon and
Elmer
Shah of Persia Dies Quietly in Teheran
A telegram from Teheran reports the Shah of Persia died this evening after rapid decline. Four camphor injections prolonged life as vital functions failed. The heir apparent and ministers were summoned as mournful palace preparations began and the city fell into darkness. The Grand Vizier later confirmed the death.
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Daily Mail
Teheran
Persia
Fernald Estate Won By Ada McLeod Sparks Doubt In New Hampshire
Residents in Everett report that Elmer E. Fernald left several thousand dollars to Ada McLeod sister of Mrs. Fernald and claim exhumations in Jackson NH probe possible foul play. Elmer died from a kerosene accident. his father died next day. Mrs. Fernald followed with Bright's disease.
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Black Mountain
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Abbot
Everett
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Middlesex County
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G. W. Bent Company
New Hampshire
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Persian Shah Muzaffar-Ed-Din dies heir to throne named
Muzaffar-Ed-Din, born in Teheran on March 25, 1858, died leaving many children. His eldest son Mohammed Ali Nirza, born 1872 and governor of Azerbaijan, is named heir apparent. The Shah ruled absolutely with wealth largely in crown jewels including the 186 carat Derya I Nur and 146 carat Taj I Mah.
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Shah
Teheran
Nasr-Ed-Din
Mohammed Ali Nirza
Vallahd
Azerbaijan
Persia
Heinze Seizes Control Of Mercantile Bank In New Year
In New York on January 8 the Mercantile National Bank swore in a new board, ending Edwin Gould’s control. Frederick B. Schenck E T. Jeffrey and 16 others were not re-elected as F A Heinze K E R Thomas and Charles W. Morse joined the 19 member board. A P Heinze also named director.
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Mercantile National Bank
Edwin Gould
F. A. Heinze
KE. R. Thomas
Charles W. Morse
Mr. Gould
Frederick B. Schenck
E. T. Jeffrey
A. P. Heinze
Pneumonia Weather Be Careful Taken in Time
An old advertisement touts Father John's Medicine to prevent pneumonia and treat coughs and colds. It warns against alcohol and illicit drugs and promises a money back guarantee if not effective.
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