Repudiates claims of actress in breach of promise suit
Sherman L. Whipple says no papers have been filed in the breach of promise case against Lawrence Mott, a Harvard sophomore, after a New York despatch alleged a $25,000 suit by actress Christina Marsh. Mott, his wife, and child reside on Langdon Street in Cambridge. he calls the reports an outrage and says he knows nothing of the matter. No papers have been filed in New York according to a Post report.
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J. L. Mott
Post
New York
Lawrence Mott
Harvard
Christina Marsh
New York City
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Gon
Langdon Street
Cambridge
Double Hawking Movement Aims to Cut Off Kuropatkin's Retreat
London dispatch reports a massive start to a siege gun barrage as Japan launches a double flanking move to surround Kuropatkin. The Russian retreat is said to be at risk as Japan adds about 50,000 reinforcements to the assault, threatening a pivotal confict.
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Double Hawking
Kuropatkin
London
Britt Loses Title Fight After Foul To Gans
San Francisco October report says Joe Gans defeats Jimmy Britt on a foul after Britt appeared to be winning in the fifth round. Referee Graney ruled Britt struck before Gans was on his feet, awarding the bout to Gans and triggering a chaotic scene as Britt confronted the official and police intervened.
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San Francisco
Joe Gans
Jimmy Britt
Britt
Gans
Graney
Lost Memory by Injuries
A 14 year old boy, Wolf Cohen, lies in City Hospital in a dangerous condition with a fractured skull and other serious injuries after an unidentified incident. Doctors expect possible recovery and hope he may regain memory, suspecting a piece of skull pressing on his brain. He lives at 32 Genesee Street South End. He reached his doorway last night at 9:45, his clothes dirtied and blood on clothes.
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Wolf Cohen
Genesee Street
South End
Watch theft suspect exonerated after decade
Malden Oct. 81 Fifteen years ago Daniel J Han son of 717 Emerald Street reported a watch stolen. A boy named George B Cook was suspected for ten years, but this week Hanlon learned the thief was a new decease and Cook is fully exon erated.
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Malden
Daniel J. Hanson
Emerald Street
George B. Cook
Mead Still Unconscious After Assault in Somerville
Eugene Mead of 74 Prospect street Somerville remains in a very dangerous, unconscious state after an assault on October 26. He was not hospitalized due to danger. doctors advise keeping him at home. The assault location is believed to be on the bridge over the Boston and Maine railroad tracks on Prospect street. he has a deep cut above the right eye and a brain concussion.
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Eugene Mead
Prospect Street
Somerville
Mead
Boston & Maine Railroad
Sanford's Ginger Promises Cure and Prevention
Colds cramps pains chills grip and flu like symptoms are claimed to be eased by Sanford's Ginger, touted as a valuable remedy and preventive in this notice.
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Sanford
Woman Drowned as Fishing Boat Capsizes in Harbor
East Boston tragedy as Mrs Rose Neilson, 24, drowned when her fishing boat capsized near Harbor View while her husband Frank E Neilson, 24, barely survived. Nearest rescuers Edward Bates and Thomas Cunningham pulled them to shore. Mrs Neilson pronounced dead at Dr Plummer’s. Mr Neilson ill and at risk of pneumonia. The couple, married three years, leave twins about 18 months old. father is Captain Neils P Neilson, master of the Dartmouth ferryboat.
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Harbor View
Boston
Rose Neilson
Frank E. Neilson
Mr. Neilson
Neils P. Neilson
Dartmouth
Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Fair Warmer Local Boston Forecast Tuesday
Boston and vicinity expect a fair day with rising temperatures on Tuesday. Light winds and dry conditions are forecast with sunshine and a pleasant afternoon. Highs near seasonal norms.
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Boston
Cushman Credits Father John’s Medicine for Cure
W E Cushman of 357 Columbus Avenue says he was run down with a cough but recovered after taking Father John’s Medicine, praising its effect and noting the cure.
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W. E. Cushman
Columbus Avenue
Father John
Alderman Proposes Edison Light Rate Cut in Boston
Alderman Edward Quigley of Charles town introduced an order in the Boston Board of Aldermen to urge the Edison Company to cut city rates by 50 percent and consumer rates by 2 1/2 percent. If approved, the plan promises substantial annual savings for Boston and its residents, though Quigley says the move is not for political gain.
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Edward Quigley
Charlestown
Board of Aldermen
Collins
Board of Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
Edison Company
City of
Boston
Public Improvements Committee
Quigley
Hay Peace Note Well Received
Secretary Hay’s note inviting a new Hague conference was warmly received by the diplomatic corps. Embassies and legations report the invitation is independent of the current war and not a step toward intervention.
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