Verdict on Eagan Reached by Court Martial
Washington court martial closes. witnesses testifying that Commissary General Eagan was driven to insanity by General Miles charges. Daughter recalls his exclamation crucified me as verdict awaited. secretary Alger, friends describe mental decline and loss of honor amid argued actions.
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Miles
McKee
Worthington
General Miles
Davis
Lieber
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David R. McKee
Associated Press
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Russell A. Alger
Alger
Alexander
War Commission
William E. Hopkins
California
New York
Hagan
Keens
Army Register
War Investigating Commission
Gen. Eagan
First anniversary ball of St James Council 28 KC held in Paul Revere Hall
Knights of Columbus St James Council 28 marked its first anniversary with a Paul Revere Hall Ball attended by State and district leaders. Berkeley Orchestra performed from 8 to 9, grand march led by W T A Fitzgerald and Nellie Butler, dancing till 2. A diamond studded P G K charm was presented to P G K Sullivan. List of floor staff and guests includes Edward L Hearn and many others with numerous couples in the grand march.
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St. James Council
Knights of Columbus
Paul Revere Hall
Order
Berkeley
Council
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Nellie Butler
P. G. K. Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
D. D. S. K. Prendergast
Aids
William T. A. Fitzgerald
Thomas J. McGrath
John M. Foley
James J. Parker
Theresa McGrath
Edward L. Hearn
Annie Fitzgerald
Michael A. Sullivan
Sullivan
Daniel L. Prendergast
Prendergast
Lizzie Shaughnessy
William J. O’brien
O’brien
William J. Kennedy
Maggie Kennedy
John
Vanderbilt Goes Quietly From Harvard Amid Engagement
William K. Vanderbilt has left Harvard sooner than expected amid engagement to Miss Virginia Fair. He packed his West Morly Court rooms, skipped mid-year exams, and returned briefly to supervise moving. Officials dispute rumors of lavish room finishing, noting he bought only a rug. Journalists flocked but Vanderbilt maintained privacy, while Harvard sources confirm his plan to depart before year end and his dislike of notoriety.
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Harvard
West Morly Court
Virginia Fair
Vanderbilt
New York
Miss Fair
Cambridge
Mr. Vanderbilt
West Merly Court
Harvard Advocate
Vanderbilt, Jr
Chamberlaine
Harvard Square
Gadski Delights in Santuzza as Boston Opera Double Bill Review
A Poston Theatre program featured Cavalleria Rusticana and I Pagliacci with Gadski as Santuzza pleasing the audience. Critics praised the melodies and character depth, noted strong orchestra in Intermezzo, and called La Boheme the superior modern Italian piece, while praising Bensaude and the Tonic's performance alongside casting updates for Nedda and Canio.
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Poston Theatre
Cavalleria Rusticana
Leoncavallo
Mascegni
Puccini
Boston
Thriddu
Toronto
Lola
Signor Pandolfini
Thiddu
Signor Bensaude
Alfie
Mlle. van Cauteren
Lucia
Zeke de Lussan
Nedda
Mlle
Chalia
Mapleson
Pandolfini
Bensaude
Barber of Seville
Cotton Direct From South Reaches Fall River
The schooner Mary B. Baird arrived from Galveston with 2030 bales of cotton for Chace Mills, a direct shipment for the local firm not seen in years. Also noted is Louisville Colonel Reuben YT Durrett owning the largest private library in the U S with over 56000 volumes, many on the American West and including Roosevelt’s Winning of the West work.
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Fall River
Mary B. Baird
Galveston
Chace Mills
United States
Reuben YT. Durrett
Louisville
Roosevelt
Warranted Tar Syrup Refund Card Promises Guarantees
An old advertisement offers refunds on Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure coughs or colds. It lists multiple druggists and signatories including Emery Southes and J. Rust & Richardson Drug, with names across Boston addresses and the note Two Hundred Others.
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Greene’s
Emery Southes
Grees &J. Rust & Richardson Drug
George C. Goodwin
B. F. Bradbury
Washington
C. E. Woodward & Co
Bromfield St
Strollers Club Hosts First Ladies Day In New York
New York society and stagewomen mingled at The Strollers club for its first ladies day. Notables including Miss Katherine Grey and Miss Maxine Elliott served as hostesses with Chauncey M. Depew as chair. Chaperons listed include Mrs James L. Breese, Mrs Lloyd Bryce, Mrs Henry Clews, and many others. A formal light repast followed, with an Italian band in costume.
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New York
Strollers
Joe Weber
Lou Fields
Weber
Fields
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Creighton Webb
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Henry Clews
Clarence H. Mackay
Almeric Paget
Katherine Grey
Maxine Elliott
May Irwin
Eledt Chauncey M. Depew
James L. Breese
Lloyd Bryce
BE. F. Coward
B. Cutting
Reginald de Koven
Charles 8. Dodge
Abrams&. Hewitt
Leouther Kountze
H. W. McVickar
C. H. Marbury
A. G. Norrie
Hermann Oelrichs
O. Rhineland
L Terminal Site Shows Rapid Destruction and Early Foundations
At the Roxbury L terminal site the area bounded by Washington Warren and Zeigler streets bears the marks of a cyclone as holes are punched into frozen soil and houses demolished. Excavation into bed rock reaches depths of twenty eight feet while cement foundations rise in pyramid form. Ruth and Willie Gaston helped start digging with a tiny spade and pick, cherished by Ruth as her first digging experience. The next task is placing waterman undertaking rooms, and the first mortar will soon be laid with a silver trowel for the three story terminal. officials hope the steel framework arrives by spring and the terminal by August.
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Roxbury
L’’ Road
Washington, Warren and Zeigler Streets
Cutter Hardware Company
Waterman Undertaking
Tf Little Ruth
Willie Gaston
Owen F. Riley
Httle Gaston
Zeigler Street
Ruth
Post
William
Fire Hits Limerick Village Business District
Limerick Me January 27 A village fire destroys half a dozen buildings in the business section after starting at 6 39 and burning to 10 30 Volunteers struggle to combat the blaze with limited equipment Part of Main Street stores and dwellings are saved The village hotel on Main Street suffers some damage but is kept from complete loss.
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Limerick
Bigace
J. Campbell
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