Play FOSS DEMANDS LOI SURRENDER SEAT IN SENATE
A special West Virginia grand jury yesterday indicted Laura Farnsworth Schenk for administering poison to her husband John O. Schenk millionaire pork packer. Prosecutor J B Trandlan says most evidence remained hidden from the jury.
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Loi
Senate
Wheeling
W. Va
Laura Farnsworth Schenk
John O. Schenk
Packer
West Virginia
J. B. Trandlan
Mrs. Schenk
State declares fight if withdrawal not made
The statement vows opposition across every quarter of the state if withdrawal is not forthcoming. The speaker refuses to sign credentials before the campaign, promising to present a first showing that resembles a tea party in tone and approach.
Massachusetts Governor-elect Demands Lodge Quit Race
Tugene N Foss pledges a statewide campaign if Henry Cabot Lodge resists withdrawal. He claims Lodge would lose and vows to expose votes and acts, urging legislators to wait for public opinion. Foss cites his own victory program including tariff revision, tax reform, free raw materials, and direct election of senators.
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Lodge
Draper
Foss
Mr. Lodge
Voss
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Joss
John L. Bates
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Senate
Canada
Massachusetts
Fire in Baxter mansion shocks Newton neighborhood
A blaze in the 15 room Thomas F. Baxter residence at Commonwealth avenue and Bristol road, West Newton, caused intense alarm as guests and staff aided in retrieval of a piano, paintings, silverware and valuables. Butler James R. Butler led the alarm and fire crews arrived after three hours, with loss estimated at 5000 dollars covered by insurance. Origin believed electrical in cross wires. Baxter active in banking and brokerage in Boston.
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Tire
Thomas F. Baxter
Newton
James R. Butler
Commonwealth Avenue
Bristol Road
West Newton
Maud Butler
William Harris
Baxter
Brae- Burn Club
Boston
Woman Burns From Lamp Fire At Harrison Avenue
Mrs. William Foley dropped a lighted lamp at 227 Harrison avenue at 6:30 last night. Flames spread to her clothing and she was badly burned. she was taken to City Hospital in serious condition.
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William Foley
Harrison Avenue
City Hospital
Briand Struck In Face In Paris Ceremony
In Paris at the Tuileries Garden during Jules Ferry statue dedication Premier Briand was struck twice by a royalist while walking with President Fallieres. He was not seriously hurt as republican guards saved him from a mob.
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Tuileries Garden
Jules Ferry
Briand
Fallieres
Attack on Premier Briand at French ceremony
At the end of a large ceremony President Fallieres and ministers were approached by a man who broke through republican guards and struck M. Briand on the face. Briand said he was all right and urged restraint as the assailant was beaten and later identified as Lacour of the Camelots du Roi.
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Fallieres
M. Briand
Lacour
Camelots du Roi
Three Witnesses Testify in Schenk Case Grand Jury
Dr Frank Le Moyne Kupp Miss Evans and Miss Kline the detective nurse testified at the grand jury. Kline said she was at the Schenk home for two days before the patient was moved to North Wheeling Hospital. She recounted testing Mrs Schenk who said her husband could drop dead any minute. Mrs Schenk allegedly called her an Indian slave and complained of mistreatment.
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Frank le Moyne Kupp
Mrs. Schenk
Miss Kline
Tolstoi Near Death As Doctors Hold Court In Tolstoy Hut
In Astapova crowd around the Tolstoi hut awaits doctors Thchurovsky and Usov, Moscow heart specialists, after a Sunday morning crisis. Tolstoi, unable to recognize the physicians, asks “Who are these strangers?” and then praises them as “fine men” after the examination.
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Tolstoi
Thchurovsky
Usoff
Moscow
Crimea
Tolstoi Passes Quietly After Long Illness At Home
Physicians offered no hope yet eased the dying man’s pain as his heart weakened after an injection. A diverse crowd gathered at the humble hut, including relatives, Tolstoyans, villagers, and churchmen led by Abbot Varsofonius who sought reconciliation on Tolstoy’s final hours.
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Tolstoians
Villingers
Varsofonius
Tolstoi
Russian actors refuse to appear after Tolstoi death
In Moscow on November 20 police barred theaters from suspending performances after Count Tolstoi’s death. The playhouses nonetheless closed as actors refused to appear.
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Moscow
Count Tolstoi
Fullback Analysis Highlights Harvard Poor Showing
The article notes Harvard’s weak performance in Saturday’s game with Crimson players despondent and Cambridge quiet as Yale ends the season. It mentions Fisher and Howe as likely Yale captains and reports coaching changes and trainer inactivity. Also lists American League batting averages and claims Governor-elect Tener owns the Boston Doves.
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Fisher
Howe
Yale
Crimson
Cambridge
White
Somerville High
Garland and
Mahoney
Tener
Pennslvania
Boston Doves
Moonrise and Day Length Noted in Local Almanac
A cryptic entry lists a 2:15 P.M. time, 4:48 P.M. event, and moon rise at 9:01 P.M. It references the 25th day of the year with a 36 minute and 32 second long period and a 2334 light auto lamps note.
Weather Forecast for New England and Mid-Atlantic Coasts
Fair today for Boston and vicinity with light variable winds. Tomorrow, more clouds with possible showers and warmer temperatures. In New England Monday fair and Tuesday cloudy with rain or snow in the north, light variable winds turning moderate south. Middle Atlantic coast expects moderate south winds and fair weather toward the Grand Banks.
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Vicinity
Washington
New England
Middle Atlantic
Stevmers
European
Grand Banks
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