Wife Testifies Of Carpenter Abusive Marrage Dispute
Mrs Marguerite Paul Carpenter testifies before Judge Kivil that Maj Ralph G Carpenter of Wolfeboro grabbed her by the throat at Palm Beach in 1912 after she missed his bridge hand and in New York accused her of telephoning to men. She cites a back of the neck push at a door and an insult in front of their son Ralph Jr at Hotel Touraine in Boston.
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Concord
N. H
Ralph G. Carpenter
Wolfeboro
New Hampshire
Marguerite Paul Carpenter
Boston
Bridge
Palm Beach
Fla
New York
Ralph, Jr
Hotel
Touraine
Britain halts Lynch death in Sinn Fein uprising case
A reprieve was granted for Jeremiah C. Lynch of New York who faced a death sentence tied to the Dublin Sinn Fein uprising. The British government moved with secrecy, and even the American ambassador could not relay details from London. The action followed a request from President Wilson.
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London
Wilson
Jeremiah C. Lynch
New York
Sinn Fein
Dublin
Lynch
Page
Washington
Tremendous Furor Over Colonel's Visit
The city greets the colonel with cheers and flags as a large crowd gathers for his visit. A heated speech stirs the throng into a massive demonstration. Ford refuses to call an ex president and fires off a bitter statement. An auto maker praises Wilson and signals support for the president.
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Ford
Wilson
Mrs Carpenter Alleges Jealousy Over Tea Visit in San Francisco
During a San Francisco visit Mrs Carpenter claimed her husband, in a jealous mood, objected to she and her sister going to tea at a fashionable hotel there and said the only reason they wanted to attend was not stated in full due to incomplete text.
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San Francisco
Boy Drowns In Mystic Creek At Malden
Four year old James Rosati, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Rosati of 11 Kaulback Street Malden, fell from the embankment into Mystic Creek while playing with three companions. Patrolman Meehan recovered the body using grappling hooks.
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James Rosati
Joseph Rosati
Kaulback Street
Malden
Mystic Creek
Meehan
Lynch to be executed in Dublin postponed after clemency appeal
President Wilson’s appeal for clemency for Lynch reached Ambassador Page three hours before the scheduled 4 AM Dublin execution. The war office and General Sir John Maxwell are reviewing the case with authorities, while the American embassy seeks a stay pending facts. The Foreign Office forwarded the State Department request to Maxwell in Dublin.
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Lynch
Dublin
Wilson
Ambassador Page
War Office
Sir John Maxwell
Ireland
Washington
Foreign Office
State Department
Maxwell
Exhibition of Fancy Dancing by Children
An exhibition of fancy dancing by children all under 5 years old highlighted the sixth annual dance of Miss Hazel Boone’s pupils at the Hotel Somerset last night.
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Hazel Boone
Somerset
Name Seven New Bishops
Seven new bishops were elected by the Methodist Episcopal general conference in Saratoga Springs. The final ballot at 10 p.m. named Franklin Hamilton of Washington D C as bishop number eleven, with 514 votes, five over the requirement. Other new bishops include Matt S Hughes Pasadena William P Oldham New York and Charles B Mitchel Chicago along with earlier selections Dr Thomas Nicholson New York Herbert Welch Delaware Ohio and Adna W Leonard Seattle Washington.
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N. Y
Methodist Episcopal Church
Matt S. Hughes
Pasadena
Calif
William P. Oldham
New York
Franklin Hamilton
Washington
D. C
Charles B. Mitchel
Chicago
Drs
Thomas Nicholson
Herbert Welch
Delaware
Ohio
Adna W.leonard
Seattle
Dr. Hamilton
Coachman Named Beneficiary in James Longley Will
John W. Murray, a coachman, inherits the income from $50,000 in the will of James Longley who died at his home 24 Charlesgate East on May 9. The will was offered for probate in Suffolk county yesterday.
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John W. Murray
James Longley
Charlesgate East
Suffolk County
Trust assigns large bequests to two employees
James F. Riley receives $5000 outright and income from a $30,000 trust fund. Satia Erskine is granted $15,000 in lifetime income as a beneficiary.
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James F. Riley
Longley
Satia Erskine
Forecast for Boston and vicinity
Weather brief reports fair skies for Boston and nearby areas with moderate variable winds. The national forecast notes cloudy conditions in northern New England Sunday and fair weather in southern New England on Saturday and Sunday.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Temperature report from Thompson's Spa yesterday
Average yesterday temperature was 53 with a noted 53 high. The data includes multiple readings labeled Meecccees and Sp. Meeeces with values around mid 40s to mid 80s and times ranging from 4 p.m. to 12 p.m. The report also compares yesterday to last year’s average of 569.24.
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Thompson's Spa
Eliot Urges Brandeis Supreme Court Confirmation
Dr. Charles W. Eliot, president emeritus of Harvard, sent a letter to Senate judiciary chair Culberson urging confirmation of Louis D. Brandeis to the Supreme Court. The letter will be released after its Monday presentation. Harvard President Lowell helped lead local efforts to oppose confirmation.
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Washington
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Culberson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Louis D. Brandeis
Supreme Court
Lowell
Boston
Massachusetts Citizens Parade Urged By Governor McCall
Governor McCall urges all citizens to join the great Citizens Preparedness Parade on May 27 in Boston. Registrations at 42 Broad Street show the event may surpass any parade previously seen in New England.
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Massachusetts
McCall
Broad Street
Boston
New England
Parade to Open at 1 O'clock With Large Citizens Line
The parade starts at 1 PM and will run for hours as 60 000 to 80 000 people line the route. Governor McCall invited Secretary Baker Secretary Daniels and Major General Leonard Wood as personal guests to review the event from the grandstand at the State House.
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McCall
War Baker
Nebraska Names Delegates to Peace Conference Meeting
Governor Morehead of Nebraska names William J. Bryan as a delegate to the league to enforce peace meeting in Washington May 26 and 27. Other Nebraska delegates include Congressmen and Senators from the state.
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Lincoln
Neb
Morehead
Nebraska
William J. Bryan
League
Washington
Roosevelt Defends Patriots Amid Ford Attacks At Rally
President roosevelt responds to ford criticisms praising American achievements in war fleets and immigration roots. He cites admired officers with diverse ancestry, joking that labeling leaders by heritage would provoke strong reactions and a fight. He plans another peace bid and travels to stockholm next week.
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Will
Stockholm
Roosevelt Attacks Ford as Ford Defends Ex President Label
In Detroit on May 19, Theodore Roosevelt denounced Henry Ford as a neo copperhead at three preparedness meetings while Ford highlighted the ex-President label and asserted munition makers were behind the city’s preparedness efforts.
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Detroit
Theodore Roosevelt
Henry Ford
Ford
Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s Major Leagues
American League games saw St. Louis defeat Boston 5 to 1 and Philadelphia win 1 to 0 over Chicago in 11 innings. New York outlasted Detroit 16 innings 2 to 1. National League results included Cincinnati 3 Boston 2 and Brooklyn 4 Chicago 2. Eastern League matchups featured Bridgeport 10 Lynn 7 and Springfield 3 Portland 9.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
New York
Detroit
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Bridgeport
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Portland
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New York Probe Hints at Overseas Plot in Wire Case
Commissioner Woods testified in the Thompson committee inquiry defending wire tapping as a police tool. He said the practice was never abused and enabled more than 30 sensational arrests, amid claims of treachery by Senator Thompson and talk of an overseas plot.
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New York
Woods
Thompson Legislative Committee
Wire tapping dispute escalates as Woods testifies
After hours of tense exchanges between State Senator George F Thompson and municipal officials Police Commissioner Arthur Woods was allowed to testify to justify wire tapping. Earlier the mayor charged Senator Thompson with cumulative treachery as the controversy between Mayor Mitchel and the senator intensified.
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George F. Thompson
Arthur Woods
Mitchel
Thompson
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