Mrs Lorillard Hills Found Dead in Home in Washington
The death of Mrs Caroline Lorillard at her Dupont Circle area home is reported as gas poisoning from escaping jets in the bathroom, with the coroner’s inquiry ongoing. Her husband, Pierre Lorillard, Jr., suggests accidental death and notes she was last seen alive by him.
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Nevitt
Lorillard
Countess Moltke
Meyer
Lodge
Aldrich
Senator Root
Robert Bacon
W. C. Endicott
Boston
Clifford
England
Colin Campbell
McCawley
Clarence Moore
Maude Pauncefote
Commodore Rodgers
Cowles
Archibald Butty
Pierre Lorillard
Orient
Griswold
New York
Washington
Lorillards
Kent
Chelsea Fire Department
Murine Eye Remedy Promoted by Experienced Doctors
Advertisement for a domestic eye remedy called Murine urged by physicians as compliant with pure food and drugs laws. Claims to win friends wherever used and to improve vision. Encourages druggists to stock Marine Eye Remedy and trial on eyes.
Dramatic Divorce Hearing in Chelsea Court
Howard Kent and Susan E Kent faced unfaithfulness claims in Chelsea showing dramatic moments in court. A fireman identified a man seen with Susan at a Boston theatre, but the unknown fled. Mrs. Kent denied familiarity and named Elizabeth Soule as a corespondent. Arguments to proceed next morning.
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Howard
Kent
Susan E
Chelsea Fire Department
Turner
Mrs. Kent
Boston
Powers
Back Bay Land Damages and New Law Offsets
A city council report analyzes how the new law changed land damages versus betterments payments. It lists specific parcels including Lincoln Moors Morton Nickerson Corey and Harvard College, showing balances owed to or by the city under old versus new law.
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Supreme Court
Boston Water Power
Boston
Mass
Burrage Et Als
City of
William H. Lincoln
Joseph B. Moors
Marcus Morton
Albert Nickerson
Mary G. Corey
Boston Water Power Company
Harvard College
Queensberry Street
William A. Tappan
F. Gordon Dexter
Washington
Thomas
Thomas Aspinwall
Arthur Wainwright
George C. Barrett
W. A. Tappan
Moses Williams
John
Storer
A. Allen Bent
Francis Peabody
George B. James
Boylston Land Company
Andrew A. Meyer
Francis JL. White
New Life Cantata Praised In Boston Debut
Olin Downes reviews Wolferari's La Vita Nuova sung by Cecilia Society under Wallace Goodrich at Jordan Hall Boston. Earl Cartwright baritone Frances Dunton Wood soprano with Church of the Advent and Trinity choruses. Notes praise its lofty spirituality, modern yet pure style, and inspired interpretation marking the Cecilia Society's 33rd season close.
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Jordan Wall
Wolferrari
Boston
Cecilia Society
Wallace Goodrich
Earl Cartwright
Frances Dunton Wood
Church of the Advent
Trinity Church
Symphony
Ferrari
Noack
Alfred de Vota
Albert W. Snow
Cartwright
Goodrich
Suit Over Personal Letter Dismissed at MIT
In a letter to the editor Crist states a suit in equity against Clifford Chase Sfield, a MIT student, to enjoin publication of a personal letter. He clarifies he did not seek to suppress Technique and that Schener was not a party plaintiff. the defendant’s attorney conceded all demands and the bill was dismissed.
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Clifford Chase Sfield
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Schener
Homer Albers
L. B. Crist
Charles H Black Celebrates 21st Birthday With Gift Desk
Mr and Mrs O F Black hosted a Liberty party at 32 Jefferson Street Newton for their son Charles H Black turning 21. A large gathering from Newton and Haverhill attended and he received a writing desk and $50 in gold.
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Liberty Party
O. F. Black
Jefferson Street
Newton
Charles H. Black
Newtons
Haverhill
Crown Prince of Servia Renounces Throne Right
Prince George declares renunciation of all succession claims and throne privileges in a letter defending his honor and offering service to the King and fatherland. The move is seen as reducing turmoil tied to his antics and Western Europe’s stance toward Kara Georgeviteh. He is described as athletic, a horseman and marksman, with plans for a racing stable after coming of age.
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George
Servia
Balkan
Europe
Vienna
Peter
Belgrade
Hoots and Jeers For Whitla Kidnappers
In a tense public audience Mrs. Boyle draws attention as questions focus on her, while Chief Kohler and others engage in pointed banter about Mr. Boyle. The exchange highlights the dramatic dynamics in a small, charged circle.
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Mrs. Boyle
Mr. Boyle
Chief Kohler
Prisoners Brought to Pittsburg Jail After Kidnaping Case
James H. Boyle and his wife were moved to Allegheny county jail in a special Pullman car from Cleveland to prevent mob violence. They faced kidnapping charges over Willie Whitla. Prisoners were guarded by 16 officers. Mrs Boyle offered evasive remarks during the transport and interview.
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Pittsburg
Sharon
Mercer
James H. Boyle
Willie Whitla
Allegheny County
Cleveland
Youngstown
Newcastle
Pittsburg & Lake Erie
Boyle
Whitla
James Boyle
St. Jean
New York
West
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Mary Ahearn
Sullivan
North Find
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St. Cather Church
Fiies
Flannery
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Jones
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St. James’ Church
Toley
Timothy
Hannah Foley
Yard Street
St. James Church
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Mary
Peter Giblin
Thomas J. Giblin
Orleans Street
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Chelsea
Amy Richardson
Franklin Mayo
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Mary Powers
Central Avenue
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Roxbury
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