Henry I of England A Scholar King and Rival to William II
Henry I, brother to William II, seized the throne after William's death and was crowned in London. Known as Beauclerc for his learning, he married Edith of Scotland and faced the 1106 siege of his brother Robert. Robert was captured and later died a prisoner, while Henry's son William drowned in 1120 and his daughter Maude married into Germany and then England. Henry died in 1135 at age 68, succeeded by Stephen de Blois.
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Henry I
England
William II
Apd
Inchester
London
Robert
William
Henry
Beauclerc
Edithe Mate
Malcolm
Margaret of
Scotland
Andy
Lage of Tenchébray
Edgar Etheling
Edgar
Cardiff
Henrry
Maude
Germany
Normandy
Geoffrey of Anjou
Bor
Reading
Stephen de Blois
Boulogne
Yale dominates Dartmouth 9 0 in tennis clash
New Haven May 12 Dartmouth failed to win a game as Yale won the annual tennis match 9 to 0 in a one sided encounter at Yale University.
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New. Haven, Conn
Dartmouth
Yale
Wife Declares She Was Drugged At Marriage Horrified Back Bay
Florence D Howland Foster daughter of Frank J Howland a retired Baker chocolate works superintendent in Milton testified in Boston divorce court that she was drugged and drunken at her marriage to Arthur W Foster a traveling salesman of Manchester New Hampshire and Dorchester Massachusetts. She said she met him December 28 1909 with another couple present and that Foster supplied drinks including a dark bottle while she was in an intoxicated hysterical state during the ceremony. The judge reserved his decision.
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Florence D. Howland Foster
Frank J. Howland
Commonwealth Avenue
Baker Chocolate Works
Milton
Back Bay
Arthur W. Foster
Manchester
N. H
Dorchester
Mass
Pierce
Foster
Aoe Howland
Miss Howland
Frances Daly
Wellington Street
Justice of the Peace
Charles A. Feyhi
Shawmut Avenue
Justice of
Frank W. Page
McLean Asylum
Courtney
Marriage Claim Under Cloud of Allege d Abduction
The narrative describes Miss Howland recalling a frightening sequence at 12 Wellington Street where Foster resided. She states she woke ill, was encouraged to drink, and later learned their marriage occurred. rings were missing and Foster admitted pawn ing them. Witnesses at Hotel Woodcock and a Wellington Street lodging house corroborate intoxication and Arrangements to wed.
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Wellington Street
Foster
Daggett Here
Providence
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