Illness of Mrs Russell linked to Kahn case at hand
The illness of Mrs Henry Russell wife of Boston Opera Company director has confined her to Fenway Hospital since last Tuesday night after a sudden collapse in an Opera House corridor. Eyewitnesses suspect possible poisoning though accidental and she cannot testify in the Kahn libel case today against Philip Kahn accused of criminally libelling Mr Russell.
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Physician Refuses To Confirm Poison Cause In Mrs Russell Case
Dr William R P Emerson of the Vendome who led care after the patient was moved to Fenway Hospital said she did not attempt suicide with laudanum or morphine but declined to specify the poisoning. Mrs Russell became ill after leaving an opera house room and collapsed in a corridor drawing attention from passersby.
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Human Rocket Stunts Fizzle as Falls Short at 50 Feet
New York March 13 Rodman Law the aviator known as the human sky rocket attempted a dramatic launch but plunged 50 feet instead of soaring into space. The accompanying rocket and film crews witnessed the failed ascent.
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Senator McDevitt Reprimanded for Offense before Senate
The galleries and Senate floor were crowded as Senator McDevitt sat unmoved while President Greenwood delivered a severe reprimand. He was accused of besmirching the Legislature's reputation and failing to grasp the seriousness of his action.
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Inquiry On Passing Of Young Girl Elizabeth Cummings
An autopsy was conducted at A. N. Ward Undertaking Rooms in Malden yesterday to probe the mysterious death of Miss Elizabeth Cummings daughter of Mr and Mrs William F Cummings of 188 Cross Street Wednesday evening.
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New Developments in Eaton Death Mystery Stir Hope
Rear Admiral Joseph G. Eaton case sparks dramatic hints of progress within 48 hours. Alfred F. Barker of Brockton notes possible shifts as Eaton family undergoes extended questioning by local and state authorities. Judge George W. Kelley, counsel for Mrs. Eaton, rushed to the scene.
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Roosevelt Addresses Pennsylvania Progressives in Philadelphia
Former President Theodore Roosevelt spoke at the Metropolitan Opera House urging thorough organization to study and secure Progressive party ideals. Pledges totaling 12,000 dollars were signed in 35 minutes as the first day of Pennsylvania's first annual Progressive conference concluded.
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Reds manager bans pitchers from smoking through season end
Cincinnati Reds manager Joe Tinker orders pitchers to refrain from cigarette smoking between now and season end. Advertisement promotes low fares for a California trip March 15 to April 15 via Rock Island Lines with through tourist sleepers and three route options.
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Illness and death of young woman prompt medical inquiry
An 18 year old girl fell ill on Sunday and died soon after. A physician refused the death certificate due to peculiarities, triggering police and Medical Examiner Durell involvement. Autopsy offered no clear findings. Captain Foley and officials declined premature statements awaiting the examiner. Dr Durell was assisted by Dr Swan and Clerk Tyler at the Malden Court operation.
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Roosevelt Quote on Political and Trade Change
Thoughtful citizens note that neither present political nor industrial conditions can endure if the republic is to survive. Self government requires honest governance, and a political democracy cannot coexist long with a business oligarchy in the same nation.
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Mysterious Death of Rear Admiral Eaton Probed by DA
State Officer John Scott and Deputy Sheriff Congdon left the Assinippi home for Rockland then Brockton to consult District Attorney Barker. Reports of poison found in Rear Admiral Eaton's organs emerged as the DA considered summoning Mrs. Eaton Keyes, elder daughter of Mrs. Eaton, for questioning. A Rockland resident described the Eaton family's notoriety as investigation continued.
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Tide Rise and Coast Readings Between Gloucester and Portland
Tide heights noted as 9 feet at dawn and 8 feet 2 inches later in the day. Distances listed include Gloucester 30 miles, Newport Portland 12 miles, with Sh readings 44 minutes earlier.
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Solar timings and historic anniversaries for today
Sun rises and moon sets details for the day with planetary events and civic milestones. Notable anniversaries include Rhode Island joining Providence Plantations in 1644 and a 1863 Port Hudson moment. a 1676 Northampton attack and a 1900s Italian king assassination attempt noted.
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Pope Convalesces. Lets Pope Leave Bed in Rome
The Pope is considered convalescent after an excellent night’s rest. Physicians allowed a short time out of bed this morning and reported no ill effects, noting the Holy See in better spirits.
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Forecasted Rain and Cold Fronts for New England Areas
Boston and vicinity expect rain Friday and Saturday followed by clearing and a colder spell. Winds shift to southeast to south. Saturday night turns colder with increasing southeasterly winds. East New York may see rain then snow in the north portion on Saturday with colder conditions and stronger southeast to south winds.
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Cleveland Americans holdouts end after arrivals in Pensacola
The last holdouts of the Cleveland Americans arrived in Pensacola on March 13. Catcher Steve O'Neill, who had demanded a higher salary, reported to Manager Birmingham, and Nick Cullopa also joined the club.
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Travel Schedule Fragment Shows Route Details
Fragmentary text outlines daily operations for a transportation route labeled Washington Sunset Route with stops at Milk and Wash. It notes a 3 percent element and a caveat about Sundays. Missing context limits precise meaning.
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