King Nicholas of Montenegro Accused of Treachery
Rome dispatches allege King Nicholas secretly sided with Austria before the war and plotted to surrender Mount Lovcen. The charge claims Montenegrin agents aided Austrians by signaling arrivals of ships with provisions and munitions, helping submarine actions.
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Widow's Trial Adjourned As Doctor's Attire Distracts Jury
In a crowded courtroom the sight of the doctor’s clothing unsettled the widow and jurors. The judge called a recess after a witness testified that Mrs. Mohr claimed the doctor should have been killed, delaying the trial.
Claimed Doctor Forced Her to Transfer Property
In Providence on January 18 Elizabeth Tiffany Mohr weeps in court as blood stained garments of her husband are shown witness recounts admissions and threats. The scene prompts an adjournment while Mrs Mohr is escorted to her lawyers.
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Three alarm fire drives twenty families from Massachusetts Ave
A three alarm blaze at 222 and 224 Massachusetts avenue shortly after 3 this morning forced 15 to 20 families onto the street. Women were rescued and helped to safety by patrolmen and firefighters. Mrs Mary Day was overcome and carried outside. others including Mrs Mary McCauliss and daughter Daisy, Mrs Annie McDonald and Mrs Emily Gray were pulled from the third floor.
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Fire Rips Somerset Apartments Sparks Alarm Across Back Bay
Patrolman Gallagher discovered the blaze at Somerset Apartments in Back Bay and aroused residents. Firefighters confined the flames to the structure after second and third alarms. McDonald’s saloon sparked the blaze. No casualties. occupants sheltered nearby. Most residents cared for at Hotel TraAzur. initial damage undetermined at 4 am.
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East Boston Boy Burns While Playing At Dump
Peter Cavagnaro a 12 year old of 241 Chelsea street East Boston is seriously burned and on the dangerous list at the Relief Hospital. He received the burns yesterday afternoon while playing at a dump near Prescott street when his clothing caught fire after lighting fires with other boys.
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Montenegrin Relief Aid Used to Humiliate Allies
A Rome dispatch claims Italian relief goods to Montenegro and Serbia were delayed to surface contempt for the Allies. It alleges Montenegro officials cooperated with Austria, sabotaging interior aid routes to pressure union with the Central powers.
See Pages 6 and 10 for Other War News
Brief note directs readers to pages six and ten for additional war news items. It references ongoing conflicts and updates without detailing specific events, dates, or names. Readers are urged to consult the indicated pages for fuller coverage and notices related to wartime developments.
President Wilson to Lead Public Drive for Stronger Army
President Wilson plans to assume personal leadership in pushing for a stronger army and navy. Facing confusion in Congress and uncertain outcome, he will address the nation in public speeches and consult with Senate and House leaders.
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President pressed for war plans and public support
Representative Hay and Representative Padgett told Mr. Wilson that reports on army and navy appropriation bills will take six weeks to two months. Meanwhile the President aims to solidify public and congressional support for War and Navy Department plans, despite pacifist opposition and intergroup disagreements.
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Fire damages Boston American plant at Summer Street
A fire likely started by a gas flame on a stereotype machine in a basement vent shaft damaged the Boston American press plant at 80 82 Summer Street. Eighty workers escaped via fire escapes as flames spread through floors. firefighters cut openings to reach the blaze and two large presses were soaked. Officials say damage will be heavy.
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Two of Trio Die. Police Seek Third Member
Two men who formed a robbery trio in Concord in 1914 were murdered. Police seek the sole living member, Carr Vangan, released last year, to help explain the death of Joseph Morrello. Morrello was found in Powder Mill woods with 14 stab wounds and three gunshot wounds.
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Three murders linked in adjoining towns probe Morrello case
Stephen Terrosi, the third of a trio, was killed in Maynard last July under circumstances mirroring Morrello's death. Police note a traced path in snow and a loaded pistol found on Moriello, while the stiletto and revolver remain missing. Morrello, 34, is named in the inquiry.
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Nourishing Diet Tip Ends Grippe Sore Throat Advice
For nourishment during grippe or sore throat use Horlicks Malted Milk and avoid substitutes.
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Ryndam Hits Mine Near English Channel
The Holland American liner Ryndam, after a mysterious accident near Falmouth in the English Channel, reached Gravesend as passengers who did not land at Falmouth stayed aboard per official orders. No injuries were reported.
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Ryndam Hits Mine. Ship Makes Port After Casualties Reported
Censored details show the Ryndam struck a mine with early reports saying three stokers killed and four injured. The vessel was off Gravesend at 5 pm with a starboard list, then sailed to port under its own steam. The ship left New York January 5 for Falmouth and Rotterdam carrying 101 passengers.
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Reward Offered for Lost Cambridge Pet Dogs
A Cambridge notice offers a $50 reward for return of two lost dogs from 168 Brattle St. Dec 15, and $25 for either one. One is a two year old black and white setter with white breast and large teeth. the other a 20 pound Scotch terrier with bat ears and nearly black coat. Both wear collars with owner name and address and range from home. Information appreciated. Cambridge $64.
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Marriage revealed by arrest shocks Camden police
The arrest of Walter Marks aged 44 in Camden, New Jersey on a desertion charge exposed that he had married Nan Langill, a Melrose woman, ten weeks earlier.
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Arrests in Melrose Visit Case Involving Miss Langill
Marks was arrested by Melrose police when visiting Miss Langill and her parents. New Jersey authorities were notified. Chief George E. Kerr announced the girl's name but withheld her address.
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Young Slater Dies at St. Paul's School
William Morris Hunt Slater, 17, younger son of Mrs. Mabel Hunt Slater of 448 Beacon Street, died suddenly of pneumonia at St. Paul School in Concord New Hampshire after his illness worsened late yesterday. His mother arrived as he passed.
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Shudders At Sight Bloodied Relics Shown in Court
Blood stained relics from Dr Mohr’s body were brought into the courtroom this afternoon by Claude R. as the case proceeds. The grislyArtifacts prompted gasps among spectators and raised questions about the timeline and motive in the August 31 incident.
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Moon Phases and Night Sky Notes For The Day
A compact sky briefing lists moon phases for late January into March with full and new moons, quarter cycles, and yearly full moon dates. It also gives sunset and moonrise times, planet positions, and early evening lighting reminders for drivers and observers.
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Birthday and holiday mentions across Southern states
Notes mark Robert E. Lee born 1807 with a Lee family holiday across eight Southern states. Edgar Allan Poe born 1809. A German airship fleet attacked the British coast a year ago. A partial lunar eclipse visible from New England begins at 1 05 a m tonight and ends 4 24 a m tomorrow. Twenty striking workers shot by guards at Roosevelt New Jersey.
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Boston Forecast Sees Fair Midweek with Clouding Late
Weather forecast for Boston and vicinity notes fair Wednesday and Thursday with only slight temperature change. South to New England expected fair Wednesday and Thursday with northern areas possibly snow Wednesday and Thursday, and winds light to moderate from the southwest to west.
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