Mrs Tennis Disrupts Divorce Hearing in Court
In a dramatic moment in the divorce case of Mrs. Louis Tennis the wife shouted You're a liar at a key witness. Judge FesenDen ordered her from the room. Tennis, serving a 20 year sentence for killing his child, was brought from prison to contest the case as witnesses testified about Mrs Tennis's conduct. The hearing recessed and was postponed to a future date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Tennis
Fessenden
Tennis
Superior Criminal Court
Bitter clash over Kennedy minority report in Finance Commission
The Finance Commission meeting erupted as Commissioner Kennedy attacked the majority report to the Legislature. Kennedy warned of a potential counterattack from other members when his minority report becomes public. The majority already prepared its finding, to be signed by all but Kennedy, with Kennedy’s report expected to reach the Legislature today alongside the majority report.
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Kennedy
Iinance Commission
Dr Abbott On Lincoln at Harvard Vespers in Appleton Chapel
The Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott of New York led Harvard vespers at Appleton Chapel and spoke on Abraham Lincoln. He praised Lincoln’s Puritan conscience and integrity describing his stand against slavery and his commitment to justice and honesty.
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Lyman Abbott
New York
Harvard
Appleton Chapel
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Brattle Outing Club Ball Set With Military March
The Brattle Outing Club of Cambridge will host a military march at Cyprus Hall Prospect Street led by John F Plunkett. Miss Ella Cardigan will sing solos during the march before dancing to close the evening.
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Brattle Outing Club
Cambridge
Cyprus Hall
Prospect Street
John F. Plunkett
Ella Cardigan
President Roosevelt letter to Connolly sparks dispute
President Roosevelt plans to intervene in the Republic disaster controversy involving author James B. Connolly. Connolly received the President’s letter and declined to comment. A friend said the President vowed to press hard on attackers, inviting Connolly to the White House to discuss the issue and urging court action.
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Roosevelt
James B. Connolly
Connolly
Connolly E
White House
Hit Back at Republic Florida Owners File Suit for Damages
In New York on January 28 the owners of the Florida filed a damage suit against the White Star Line seeking court action in the Court of Admiralty to determine responsibility for the collision with the Republic off Nantucket and who shall pay the damages.
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New York
White Star
Republic
Florida
Nantucket
Court of Admiralty
Lawsuits Placed Over Sea Collision Between Republic and Florida
Damages claimed at 2 000 000 by Republic owners, who allege Florida steamed at immoderate speed. Florida owners sue for limitation of liability, seeking 224 000 as the value of Florida’s damage. Judge Adams stayed suits pending resolution of liability and ship owners praise Captain Ruspini for rescue efforts.
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The
Republic
Florida
Adams
United States Circuit Court
Oceanic Steamship Navigation Company
C. B. Richards & Co
Lloyd-Italiano Line
Ruspini
Baltic
France declines to honor Binns for Republic rescue
Paris January 28 The maritime committee of the Chamber of Deputies refused to urge the government to recognize John R. Binns the Marconi operator aboard the Republic for his heroism aiding other steamers and passengers after the Republic was struck by the Florida off Nantucket.
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Paris
Maritime Committee of the
Chamber of Deputies
John R. Binns
Marconi
Republic
Florida
Nantucket
Not Yellow Says Gompers at East Side Meeting
Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor defended the boycott and condemned the court that sentenced him to a year in jail. He spoke on Trade Unions and Social Progress at the Ethical Social League gathering at the East Side Parish Church hall in New York.
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New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Ethical Social League
East Side
Gompers
Trade Unions
Social Progress
Kendall Named Somerville Police Chief By Mayor Woods
Charles A. Kendall of the Concord Reformatory was chosen chief of the Somerville police by Mayor John M. Woods. Walter Fuller was named commissioner of electric lines and lights, replacing Melvin F. Underwood. Aldermen tabled both appointments. Kendall, 45, a Fitchburg native, previously led North Adams police for four years and joined the reformatory in 1902. The board confirmed most mayoral appointments.
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Charles A. Kendall
Concord Reformatory
Somerville
John M. Woods
Walter Fuller
Melvin F. Underwood
Mr. Kendall
Fitchburg
North Adams
Reformatory
Ernest W. Bailey
Charles B. Palmer
Board of Aldermen
Woods
Asa B. Prichard
Rideout
Funeral of Eugene Lynch
A large crowd attended the funeral mass for Eugene Lynch at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. The service included a high mass of requiem officiated by Father James I Kennedy with deacon Father Thomas I Gasson and subdeacon Father James Lee. The procession proceeded to South Station for a 1:15 train to Springfield where the body was interred. about 100 close friends and relatives accompanied the casket.
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Eugene Lynch
Church of the Immaculate Conception
James I. Kennedy
New York
Congregation of Missions
Vincentian Fathers
Lynch
Thomas I. Gasson
S. J
Boston College
James Lee
Church of the Immaculate Conception of
Roxbury
M. J. O'Connor
St. James’ Church
Harrison Avenue
William TP. Brett
George A. Keelan
S. Wj
J. M. Prendergast
Jefferson, Mass
Mr. Prendergast
Republic
Thomas
Gasson
Springfield
Meyer Would Place Postal Savings in State Banks
Postmaster General Meyer told a House subcommittee he supports passage of a postal savings bank bill. He suggested an amendment allowing deposits in both State and national banks to address Western State bank opposition.
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Meyer
Washington
House Committee On Post Offices and Post Roads Today
Postal Savings Bank
Miss Morgan Leads Campaign Against Unsanitary Cigar Factories
New York dispatch reports Miss Anne Morgan daughter of J Pierpont Morgan launches a drive to improve working girl conditions in the citys cigar and cigarette factories. She plans factory visits next week to assess conditions firsthand as more than 20 000 girls are employed in the industry.
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New York
Anne Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Whist Party and Dance of Young Men's Sodality
Over 400 attended the seventh annual whist party and dance by the Young Men's Sodality of Immaculate Conception Church at Catholic Union Hall. Prizes went to Elizabeth McCraith Catherine Flynn Joseph Gillis and Henry Blackwell with Mahoney directing the dancing aided by Nagle and Goodwin.
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Katherine M. Buckley
Mary G. O'Neil
Lillian F. Flannery
Marie «G. Nagle
Katherine F. MacCauley
Mary A. Haverty
Old Guard Elects Officers After Annual Banquet
The Old Guard of Massachusetts held its annual election at the Revere House with nearly 200 members present. Officers elected included Captain H B Clapp Jr as commander and Colonel A Co Warren as senior lieutenant commander.
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Old Guard of
Massachusetts
Revere House
H. B. Clapp, Jr
A. Co. Warren
W. «. Pepperell
A. G Reynolds
J. Henry Brown
S. W. Wise
EF. W
Mary Garden's Salome Dance Not Shocking
New York January 28 Mary Gardens interpretation of Salome at the Manhattan Opera House drew praise for craftsmanship not sensationalism The performance featured Dufranne Dalmores and Mme Doria among a strong principal cast and a brilliant audience approval.
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Mary Garden
Salome
New York
Richard Strauss
Manhattan Opera House
Miss Garden
M. Dufranne
M. Dalmores
Mme. Doria
Weeks Forest Bill Reported
Washington notes high hopes that the Weeks forest reservation bill may pass Congress as its general character gains support. The House agriculture committee added a spending limit of 1 million dollars for the first year and 2 million dollars for each following year, with a 10 year duration.
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Washington
Congress
White Mountain
Appalachian
Conservation Congress
House Committee On Agriculture
Senator Stephenson Narrowly Falls Short For Re election
Madison, Wis January 28 United States Senator Stephenson again fell one vote short on the second ballot in a joint assembly tally he received 66 votes from 102 present while 67 were needed for choice highlighting a tight re election struggle in the Wisconsin legislature.
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Madison
Wis
United States
Stephenson
Woburn Board Elects City Auditor Robert J. Corry
After a three week deadlock the Woburn Board of Aldermen elected Democrat Robert J. Corry as city auditor.
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Woburn
Robert J. Corry
Paris Welcomes American Fleet Boost to Franco American Peace
Paris observers praise the American fleet visiting Villefranche and Marseilles. The French press credits renewed Franco American friendship with fostering world peace and cordial feelings toward the United States.
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Paris
Villefranche
Marseilles
America
Rob Chinaman in His Laundry at Hyde Park
Hyde Park, Jan 28. Two rough men entered Lucy the laundryman at Hyde Park at about 9 PM and demanded money. He hid under a washtub as the robbers pried open the money drawer and escaped with about $4.
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Rob Chinaman
Hyde Park
Lucy
Hyde Pine
Jim Ark Aye
Versatile Phrase Echoes Morse's Validation
A compact note asserts quality aligns with Morse's standard. The quotation emphasizes two-way trend: correct items belong at Morse's, and Morse's kneads accuracy for the right selections.
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Kendall
Somerville Police
Chickering
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Somerville Electrical Department
Friends of Republic
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J. J. McCarthy
Port of
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M. Hi. Curley
Thomas FF. Taff
Cornelius A. Coleman
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Richard F. Andrews
Edward B.B. Carlton
Chile
William Turtle
Peter H. Carr
Joseph H. O'Neil
James M. Morrison
James W. Ken
Rogers Bros
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Wolf's
Hanover
Portland Sts
Washington Street
Friend St
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Miss Morgan
Old Guard
Hanover Street
Old South Clothing Co
Ea St
Hanover St
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Rma
Hew Poultry Store
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