Turks Report Mines Cleared in Dardanelles Preparations
Reuters from Athens reports no new news on Enver Pasha assassination. Turks are removing mines in the Dardanelles signaling possible opening of the Straits. Elsewhere in Constantinople rumors say an assassination attempt occurred and Emperor William may be asked for reinforcements. In Odessa, women protested sending men to battle, halting trains briefly.
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Rheumatism Sufferer Reports Relief With Var-ne-sis
J G Walcott of South Peabody Massachusetts describes nine months of near helplessness from rheumatism and two months bedridden before using Var-ne-sis. He credits the remedy with pain relief and restored mobility, noting it contains no salicylates iodides or common rheumatic ingredients. He urges readers to request the Story of Var-ne-sis from W A Varney Lynn Massachusetts.
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Fire consumes Senator Carberry mansion on Parker Hill
Snowbound fire crews battled the unoccupied Senator Carberry mansion atop Parker Hill Roxbury as engines stalled amid the climb. Horses pulling Engine 14 reached the summit delaying hoses to Engine 45 and others. Engine 37 broke down midway and a chauffeur rammed his rig into a pole to avert a wider wreck.
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Dr Myers On Bryans Side At Tremont Temple
Rev Cortland Myers denounces wartime propaganda and endorses William Jennings Bryan in a sermon at Tremont Temple after a month away. He warns of an impending conflict, critiques President Wilson and allied leaders, and questions the shift toward war. He says Americans once favored peace and warns that a large navy could threaten English speaking peoples.
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Tries Death by Burning Self in Malden
Mrs Lena Godinsky aged 40 of 7 Mt Vernon street Malden after threats of self destruction due to grief over her husband’s loss poured naphtha on her clothes and set herself afire in the afternoon. She fled to the yard and was badly burned before neighbors could intervene. She lies in a very dangerous condition at Malden Hospital.
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Yeggmen Seized After Attempt On St Marys Church Endicott Street
Police captured three men caught near dawn as they prepared to break into St Marys Catholic Church on Endicott street. The trio carried dynamite and burglary gear including six sticks of dynamite, detonating powder, drills and rope fuses. Two of the men have aliases and prior crime records. officers seek the third man as a known felon. One suspect allegedly resembles Jean Crones linked to a Chicago banquet poison plot.
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Yeggmen Suspected in Church Theft Plot at Nazareth Play
The Rev. William J. Conway and Pastor William R. Cowardin link three suspects to an attempted church robbery at St. Mary's three weeks earlier. Police identify John Di Natali also called John Coren Giovanni Arene and John Arius, tied to a 1914 Philadelphia con. John Costi of Cleveland also named. The target was receipts from Nazareth advance ticket sales. $15 was the potential cash haul.
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Crowley Quizzes Trio After Church Break In Attempt
Three men were booked for attempted breaking and entering of St. Marys Catholic Church. Additional charges followed for assaulting an officer with a loaded revolver and possessing burglar tools. Clergy watched as police clashed with the trio. Costa denied being Jean Crones, while authorities compared features to the missing man.
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Norwegian steamer Egero sinks after collision
Seven sailors aboard the Norwegian steamer Egero are believed drowned after a collision near Deal England. The 1573 ton ship, built in 1883, sank following the blow from an unknown steamer.
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French Authority Seize Two Papers In Paris Action
Paris authorities seized Homme Enchaine edited by Georges Clemenceau and suspended The Hour for a week without stated reason. The move targets papers linked to the senate committee on army and foreign relations.
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Twelve Italian Soldiers Killed in Collision Near Ancona
In Rome on March 5 twelve soldiers died and eighty were injured when a local train collided head on with a military train near Ancona. The crash disrupted rail service and prompted emergency response.
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