Cabot Case Reveals Suicide Threats and Family Strife
Testimony details Mr Cabot’s threats to cut his throat with a safety razor after disputes with wife Mrs Cabot and control by valet Woodward. Doctors Briggs and Bartol describe Cabot’s constitutional psychopathic inferiority and fear of crowds as contributing factors, with letters and confrontations amid ongoing legal proceedings.
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Aiken
Woodward
Bowditch
Biltmore
N. C
Mr. Cabot
Cabot
Jeweller’s
Dr. Bartol
Mr. Duck
Dr. Briggs
Polly
Grandpa Cabot
Vernon Briggs
Lottie
Addition to Mayors Force Adds a Bird to Office
In Mayor Curley’s office a nonpaying bird joined the staff after entering through an open window. The Mayor ordered food kept on hand for the pigeon, denied any political symbolism, and said the bird would stay unless told otherwise.
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Curley
Maine Constable Tears Between Duty and Love in Custody Drama
A Maine constable battles oath vs. family ties as Lucy returns home with a husband. Officers arrest Frank Steeves, identified as escaped convict Grigware, after a dramatic reveal at the Smart homestead. The suspect matches the wanted description in every detail, even a rare foot anomaly.
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Parkman
Hartland Academy
Lucy
Hartland
Miller
Smart
James H. Hudson
A. H. Stanhope
Dover
Chapman
Charles H. Norton
Piscataquis County
New England
Steeves
Frank Grigware
Leavenworth
Dr. Stanhope
Grigware
Harvard Club Hosts German Officers at Cambridge Kneipe
Harvard will entertain officers and crew of the Kronprinzess in Cecilie of the Hamburg American liner interned in the harbor. The Deutscher Verein of Harvard will host the event at Gray's Hall Cambridge this evening inviting crews from other German ships awaiting the end of hostilities.
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Harvard
Cecilie
Deutscher Verein
Gray’s Hall
Cambridge
Twilight sleep babies in Boston headline teased
The Sunday Post promises a detailed report on twilight sleep births in Boston, presenting it as a major boon to women and urging readers to learn more in the next issue.
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Boston
Sunday Post
Parmenter Elected President of Boston's Republican Institution
The Republican Institution in Boston held its annual dinner at Young's Hotel with Judge James P. Parmenter chosen as president to succeed Winthrop Wetherbee. Officers elected include Frank Langdon Smith first VP Gen Francis H Appleton second VP Charles A Fitzgerald fourth VP Charles L Burrill State treasurer Francis H Brown solicitor Francis C Welsh recording secretary Walter H Dugan and corresponding secretary Dr Charles M Green. A board of trustees was elected and members spoke at the informal dinner.
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Boston
Young's
James P. Parmenter
Winthrop Wetherbee
Frank Langdon Smith
Francis H. Appleton
Charles A. Fitzgerald
Charles L. Burrill
Francis H. Brown
Francis C. Welsh
Walter H. Dugan
Charles M. Green
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Briggs
Hanover
Hancock
Thumb
Mrs. Cabot
Vernon
Whipple
Woodard
Miss’ Vincent
Beacon St
Mass
Louis C. Cabot
Elmwood
Lloyd
Crawford
State Board of Insanity
Council
Wheelwrights
T. Vernon Briggs
Dublin
N. H
Bartols
Pigeon
Con” Reardon
Mirae
Harrison’s
Washington St
Harrison
Oxford
Children's Department
St. Omer
Maine
Academy
Love
Parmenter
Ashi
Naren
Vercoats
Union St
Gila
Ington St
Jefferson
Brookside
Viking
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