Contributions Pour In For General Sickles Shortage
Cash from across the country funds to repay 23000 or more dollars owed to the state. Stanton Sickles accuses his father of threats and questions the 18000 yearly income while Governor Sulzer offers 100 dollars. He retired in 1869 with six thousand per year and owns three Fifth Avenue houses earning twelve thousand annually.
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New York
Daniel E Sickles
Sulzer
Stanton Sickles
General Sickles
Gettysburg
Sickles
Mother
Lower
Fifth Avenue
Militant suffragettes raid London as Parliament clash escalates
Bands of women smashed windows at government offices and shipping firm premises from Whitehall to Cockspur Street while police restricted access around Parliament. Post boxes were damaged with liquid poured inside and twenty one women were arrested near the Parliament building before bail.
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London
David Lloyd- George
Whitehall
Cockspur Street
Oxford
Regent
Parliament Building
Miss Tafts Chum Thrown In Runaway
Miss Martha Bowers daughter of the late Solicitor General Lloyd Bowers was thrown from her horse after it went out of control on a hill in Washington. The horse hit a street car and was killed. Bowers suffered a double fracture to her right forearm scalp lacerations and bruises. Miss Helen Taft daughter of the President and others aided at the scene and a hospital treatment followed.
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Miss Bowers
Washington
Helen. Taft
Martha Bowers
Lloyd Bowers
Taft
Sixteenth
Isabel. Vincent
Minneapolis
Miss Taft
White House
Cary T. Grayson
Navy
Aiden
Bowers
Intruder Captured After Harvard Dormitory Robberies
Cambridge police arrested 23 year old Harry Daley known as John Smith, just five months after his parole from Sing Sing. Daley, tied to a string of Harvard dormitory thefts on the Gold Coast, is suspected of stealing jewelry and valuables from Harvard sophomore H. S. Sturgis.
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Harry Daley
Sing Sing
Cambridge
H. S. Sturgis
Harvard
Gold Coast
Daley
John Smith
Dormitory thief nabbed after jewelry stash found
Daley was arrested at Apley Court off Holyoke Street after a room visit by Sturgis and Sherwood. Police seized about 200 dollars worth of jewelry and a steel knife. the suspect, who claimed to be John Smith, was identified by gold teeth and a Sing Sing sentence. The arrest follows a Harvard Crimson editorial criticizing campus theft responses.
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Sturgis
Apley Court
Holyoke Street
Daley
Philip H. Sherwood
John Smith
Bell
New York
Harvard Crimson
Charlestown Widow Found Dead on Steps
Margaret Donovan a 51 year old widow of 756 Earl Street Charlestown was found dead on the doorstep of 1 Cook Place late last night by Martin Gardner a 15 year old boy who lives nearby.
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Charlestown
Margaret Donovan
Earl Street
Cook Place
Martin Gardner
Cleveland man arrested over alleged mail fraud scheme
James H. McNicholas of Cleveland was arrested at Young’s Hotel by postal inspectors Gray Casey and Hall. He was the man sought since October for promoting a fraudulent scheme via the mails in connection with a planned big deal in Western mining stocks.
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Young’s Hotel
James H. McNicholas
Cleveland
Ohio
Post Office
Gray
Casey
Hall
Man Denies Cleveland Connection Held on Bail
McNicholas, staying at the Copley Plaza for four days, denied involvement with a Cleveland suspect. A hearing set for Feb 4 to establish identity led U S Commissioner to commit McNicholas to East Cambridge jail in default of 10000 bail.
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McNicholas
Copley Plaza
Cleveland
United States
Ayes
East Cambridge
Yale Senior Elopes to Paris With Miss McIlwaine
Howard C. Sykes senior at Sheffield Scientific School and Miss Jeanette C. McIlwaine of Wheeling West Virginia eloped during Christmas holidays after a three day courtship in Englewood New Jersey and absconded to Paris. Sykes forfeits Yale diploma and joins York Hall society. Miss McIlwaine is granddaughter of General Crook. Sykes resides at 86 West 71st Street New York City.
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New Haven
Howard C. Sykes
Sheffield Scientific School
Jeanette C. McIlwaine
Wheeling
W. Va
Englewood
N. J
Paris
Sykes
Yale
York Hall
MclIswaine
General
Demonstration in Whitehall Leads to Rain Damped Turnout
A Whitehall demonstration drew wild excitement despite heavy rain and police presence. Protecting property, officers arrested women who engaged in window smashing or refused. Continued on Page 2-Sixth Col.
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Whitehall
Astronomical Notes and Historical Anniversaries
The diary records celestial events with Venus and Mars visible, Jupiter and Saturn rising or setting at specified times, and lights to be lit at 6 24. It lists notable anniversaries including the Duke of Connaught as Canada Governor General in 1911 and births of McKinley 1848 Paine 1737. It also notes Kansas statehood 1861 and George III's death 1820, plus a year ago incident in Lawrence with fatalities and injuries.
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Duke of Connaught
Canada
William McKinley
United States
Thomas Paine
Kansas
George III
Lawrence
Unsettled Boston Forecast With Snow Flurries Expected
News brief reports unsettled conditions for Boston and vicinity with a likely snow flurry event. Outlook moves to fair and milder Thursday with variable winds as north winds ease. Washington forecast notes cloudy Wednesday and warmer Thursday for north New England and light snow followed by fair weather in south New England with similar wind shifts.
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Boston
Washington
North New England
South New England
Yesterday's Temperature Report by Thompson's Spa
Average temperature yesterday was 29 degrees with a high around 36 and a low near 12. One year ago today the reading shows 11 to 23 with fair conditions noted.
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Thompson
Spa
Wyses
Davie Transfer Aimed at Visit by Mother Not Health
Robert E Davie the boy embezzler was moved from Deer Island to Charles Street jail not for health reasons but to allow his aged mother occasional visits. Davie said he expected the Governor would pardon him soon.
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Robert E. Davie
House of Correction
Deer Island
Charles Street
Davie
Davie Sees Pardon Hope as He Reemerges After Ill-Health
Davie spoke to a passenger on the Deer Island Monitor and said he expected a pardon soon due to ill health. He planned to return to finance and reclaim his former standing in Boston after recuperation, despite appearing frail with a 45 pound loss and a worn, ill-fitting suit. City Prison Committee members observed his condition during a semiannual Deer Island visit.
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Davie
Deer Island
Monitor
Boston
Walter Ballantyne
Daniel McDonald
Thomas Kennedy
James Donovan
Foss
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Palm Beach
Witter
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Ice King
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Fatima
Boston Tavern
Washington St
Ally Smith & CO
Wildey
Boylston St
Hollis
T St
Shubert
Roa
Topay
Summer St
High St
Lefty” Flynn
Brattle Street
Adams Square
Scollay Square
Aren Hicken
Haymarket
Beach St
Portland
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Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
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