Lady Constance Lytton Reveals Prison Hunger Strike Horrors
Lady Constance Lytton describes her Walton Prison experience in Liverpool serving most of a fourteen day sentence under the alias Jane Warton. She recounts four days of hunger strike followed by force feeding via a stomach tube, gag restraints, and repeated vomiting in a living nightmare of pain, degradation, and helplessness.
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London
Constance Lytton
Walton
Liverpool
Jane Warton
Constance
Irish Fund Raised by St John Residents
St John New Brunswick residents opened a fund to aid the Irish parliamentary party at a city meeting. Collectors were appointed to canvass wards from now until March, and $281 was subscribed at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John, N. B
Irish Parliamentary Party
New Jersey Hotel Burglar Case Involving Clara Wilson
Miss Clara Wilson, 19, a manicure girl, is found in the cellar of Corkrey's Hotel Arcola New Jersey after a burglary and a hotel fire. She is charged with breaking and entering and held on $250 bail awaiting grand jury action. Detectives note no proven link between the burglar and Wilson.
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New York
Clara Wilson
Corkrey
Arcola
N. Y
James Corkrey, Jr
Miss Wilson
West One Hundred and Fifty-first Street
Manhattan
Mrs. Wilson
Clara
New Jersey
Hackensack
Paterson
Tuxedo
Blauvelt
Dawson
Cornell Heads Prize For Best University Emblem
In Ithaca New York January 30 trustees at Cornell offer 200 dollars for the best emblem replicating Ezra Cornell's head for use on crests scrolls and letter heads as a distinctive university mark.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Ezra Cornell
Cornell
Bryan Arrives in Arequipa for Welcome Tour
William Jennings Bryan and his family arrived in Arequipa Peru and were given a hearty greeting. They will proceed on their trip tomorrow.
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Peru
Bryan
Arequipa
William Jennings Bryan
Paulhan Soars 300 Feet Aloft in Salt Lake City
Louis Paulhan, the French aviator, completed a 10 minute flight at Agricultural Park in Salt Lake City. He reached 300 feet altitude, 4600 feet above sea level, and achieved an average speed of 30 miles per hour.
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Salt Lake City
Louis Paulhan
Agricultural Park
Obituary notices from Boston area dates
Funeral notices list multiple residents including Mrs Florence S Moses of Brooklyn, G W Brown of Chelsea, Martin Butcher of Roxbury, A Jennie Clark of Dover, Nellie M Day of Sharon, Owen Galligan of Taunton, Edwin Fitzgerald of East Boston, Hazel A Gracie of East Boston, James F Lane of Roxbury, George F Osborne of Roxbury, Alexis Parent of Cambridge, William F Stinson of Beachmont, James W Treadwell of White Plains, John H Yeomans of Beachmont. Names, ages, residences, funeral times and locations across local parishes and cities appear with copy requests to papers.
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Brown
West Somerville
Day Street
G. W. Brown
Chelsea
Fitchburg
Butcher
Roxbury
Roxbury Street
Martin Butcher
St. James’ Episcopal Church
St. James Street
Clark
Dover
A. Jennie Clark
Boston
Sharon
Nellie M
Wesley Day
Galligan
Taunton
Mass
Owen Galligan
Hazel A. Gracie
James
Catherine Gracie
Putnam Street
Lane
James IF. Lane
Cornelius and
Julia A. Lane
Dana Place
St. Joseph's Church
Circuit Street
Osborne
George F
Ann Osborne
MicDonald
George M. Ingram
South
Huntington Avenue
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Centre Street
Halifax
N. S
Parent
Cambridge
Alexis Parent
Amory Street
Notre Dame de Pitie
North Cambridge
Biddeford
Quebec
Stinson
Beachmont
William F. Stinson
Pearl Avenue
Treadwell
White Plains
James W.treadwell
King’s Chapel
Yeomans
John H
Elizabeth Francis Yeomans
Burns
Atlantic Avenue
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes
Peril in Crime Wave Warns of Mass Murders
Professor Andrew D White warns in an interview that the United States faces a grave crime wave. He predicts 5000 murders by next January due to maladministration of the criminal law and cites inadequate punishment for killers. He cites Thaw trials as a disgrace to justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew D. White
Cornell
Germany
United States
Dutch Expect Anther Heir
Queen Wilhelmina of Holland may soon have another heir to the throne as Holland anticipates a future king. The public cherishes Princess Juliana but awaits a prince to lead as king, with the nation hopeful for a male successor.
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Holland
Wilhelmina of
Juliana
Rescue Mission to Observe Anniversary in Boston
Melvin E. Trotter, aka the Jerry Macauley of the West, will headline the 20th anniversary of the Union Rescue Mission of Boston. The event Saturday at Park Street Church features a colored male quartet and an earlier noon talk at Tremont Temple under the Evangelical Alliance of Boston.
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Melvin E. Trotter
Jerry Macauley
West
Union Rescue Mission
Boston
Park Street
Mr. Trotter
Tremont Temple
Evangelical Alliance of Boston
Clear speech aids deaf sufferers says Harvard expert
Dr C J Blake of Harvard Medical School warns that raising voice to aid the deaf causes unnecessary distress. He urges clear even tones and careful articulation as the best remedy for those with hearing impairment.
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C. J. Blake
Harvard Medical School
J S Waterman Sons Established 1859 Undertakers
The Waterman family business offers funeral cemetery cremation and transfer services from 2326 and 2328 Washington Street near Dudley Street Terminal Station. Established prices and complete equipment. Chapel services without charge. Frank S. Waterman president and George H. Waterman treasurer manage Roxbury office.
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Washington Street
Dudley Street Terminal
Frank S. Waterman
Mgr
George H. Waterman
Roxbury
Marooni
Tindercaker
Boston
Jorn Gives Up Wife to Army Doctor in Opera Affair
New York report says Karl Jorn the Metropolitan Opera tenor gave up his wife to Dr. William Miederer a young military dentist and officer in the German reserve army. Frau Jenny Jorn fell in love with Miederer after Jorn left for services in this country and wrote of her love to the tenor. Jorn arranged a fortune for his wife to marry the man she chose.
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New York
William Miederer
Karl Jorn
Metropolitan Opera House
Miederer
Jenny Jorn
Herr Jorn
Dr. Miederer
German tenor gives wife to Dr Meiderer in romance turn
Frau Jorn sails with her 12 year old daughter Gretchen on the Kronprinz Wilhelm to Bremen as she begins housekeeping for Dr Meiderer. Herr Jorn reveals a five year friendship with Meiderer and provides financial settlements including 25000 cash and yearly income, plus a $10000 life policy and Berlin home.
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Frau Jorn
Herr Jorn
Berlin
Barnaby Mills Wage Claim Clarified Over Gingham Quality
The Post report mis-stated that Barnaby Manufacturing Company complained about material quality in gingham. Investigations show the issue concerned wages, not material quality, and the Barnaby mills continue to use high quality material for gingham production.
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Post
Barnaby Mills
Barnaby Manufacturing Company
Davenport Bride-To-Be Weds Aldrich At Trinity Church
Miss Dorothy Davenport daughter of Mr and Mrs George H Davenport of Beacon street will marry Joe William T Aldrich of Providence R I son of Senator Aldrich on Easter Monday. The ceremony will be at Trinity Church with bridesmaids Miss Lucy Aldrich and Miss Elizabeth Gray. Aldrich is a member of the Awagam Hunt Club and known as a daring rider.
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Dorothy Davenport
W. T. Aldrich
George H. Davenport
Beacon Street
Joe William T. Aldrich
Providence
R. Ir
Senator Aldrich
Trinity Church
Aldrich
The
Aga
Wam Hunt Club
Davenport
Lucy Aldrich
Elizabeth Gray
Morris Gray
Little Auto Sedan Chair Latest for Fair Shoppers
Mrs. W. Irving Twombly of New York becomes the first woman to own a motorized sedan chair type vehicle. The aluminum mahogany car seats one, opens from either side, and blends runabout practicality with limousine weather protection. She plans to take it to Paris in March to spark interest.
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Socilety
W. Irving Twombly
New York
Train Strikes Three in Ohio Crossing Tragedy
Pennsylvania Train No. 19 westbound struck and killed Mrs. Roy Covert and fatally injured her husband at a Loudonville crossing. The same train then hit an automobile near Crestline, killing J. H. Sigler and Charles E. Chelberger of Hayesville.
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Mansfield
Pennsylvania
Roy Covert
Loudonville
Crestline
J. H. Sigler
Charles E. Chelberger
Hayesville
Police Seize Two Wagon Loads of Beer in Four Raids
Wakefield police conducted four liquor raids early today with all members of the department taking part. Two wagon loads of beer were seized in the operation.
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Wakefield
Harvard Crimson Report Names No Student Rebel Comment
Editors state they have no knowledge of the student who called on President Taft in relation to Harvard speeches. The despatch did not reveal the student’s name, and he was not on the Crimson editorial board. The college daily will not comment, though the student said the matter would be addressed editorially.
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Harvard Crimson
Harvard
Washington
Taft
Harvard University
Crimson
College Daily
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ST. John
Rh.white Co
Ning
Calcutta
Paulhan
Buffington—Moses
Allen A. Stockdale
Union Congregational Church
Florence S. Moses
Brooklyn
Myndert W. Stalin
George E. C. Buffington
New York Herald
Boston Lodge NO. 10
B. F. C. Elks
William C. Gregor
Winter ST. Tei
Tremont Street
Prof. White
New York State
J.S. Waterman & Sons
WHITE
Washington St
B. H. White
Jorn
Grim Trail
Crimson Staff
Ames
State Street
Billy
Olfars
United Shirt & Collar Co
Troy, New York
Pinehurst
VIA
R. R
Rodney Macdonough
Bromfield Street
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