Wilson to Consult With Bryan on Future Democratic Program
Bermuda November 28 Woodrow Wilson has written to William Jennings Bryan inviting him to a conference after Wilson returns from Bermuda. The president elect wishes to consult with Bryan as a Democratic leader but will also seek counsel from other leaders. Bryan is not invited to Bermuda. After Thanksgiving dinner the couple drove and attended an amateur performance of Our Mutual Friend.
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Wake Up You Stomach Wake Up You Stomach
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for modern stomach troubles caused by quick lunches and poor chewing. It claims the tablets digest 3900 grains of food, aid absorption, and restore vitality, noting druggists sell them for 50 cents a box.
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Boston man admits Springfield tower blast cost $300
In Indianapolis on November 28 Frank J. Higgins of Boston testified at the dynamite conspiracy trial that the Springfield municipal tower bombing on April 4 1911 cost 300 dollars.
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Frank J. Higgins
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Explosion plot details surface in labor union case
Boston journalist Daniel W. Gallagher testifies Higgins traveled to Hartford to establish an alibi and claimed the explosion cost the Iron Workers action 800 dollars. Ortie McManigal concedes responsibility for the blast, while court decisions await action on 14 of 45 defendants tied to a 105000 dollar bond.
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Detroit
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Thanksgiving entertainment at Fast Cambridge jail. no death sentences
For the first time in years 266 inmates at the Fast Cambridge jail enjoyed Thanksgiving entertainment. Among 260 prisoners, five await murder trial over Hood robber riots in Watertown. others serve short sentences for petty offences.
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Tragedy at Thanksgiving Feast Ends in Gunfire
Chicago dispatch reports a Thanksgiving dinner turned tragic when Martin Pusez, recently divorced from Dorothy Pusez, forced entry and shot his former wife at her home on St. Lawrence Avenue. The husband then fatally wound himself as neighbors arrived. Mrs. Pusez is expected to die, while the children witnessed the scene.
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Unwelcome Guest Shadows Dining Room Door
A shadow darkened the glass in the dining room door signaling a troubling visitor entering an intimate domestic space. The fragment hints at tension or intrusion affecting a private home scene.
Cadets Push to End Bettting on Interservice Football Game
At the Naval Academy Superintendent Gibbons enforces anti betting orders. A cadet seeking to arrange a bet with Army for Saturday is arrested and sent to the prison ship Reina Mercedes. For years cadets from both academies formed an even money pool on the annual game.
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Silver Wedding of Roxbury Couple
Scores of relatives and friends attended the silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cohen of 33 Round Hill Street Roxbury at their home last night. The couple received many gifts including silver pieces from both families and a purse of 250 dollars in silver from their three children.
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Dorchester Club Defeats Pontiacs in Dorchester Football
The Dorchester Club eleven defeated the Pontiacs of Dorchester 18 to 2 at the Dinebar avenue grounds before a large crowd. Touchdowns by Lowney and Baldwin and a goal from Riley led the victors, while Dorchester conceded a safety in the second period.
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Foss Dinner Celebrates Four Generations at Governor's Table
Governor Foss hosted a quiet Thanksgiving with four generations of the Foss family at the Governor's residence. Eugene Noble Foss 2d, four weeks old, was christened by Dean Wilmur Gresham of Grace Cathedral San Francisco. The event marked a rare family gathering for the Foss clan.
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Government aims to end infant mortality with new plan
The government pledges to halt great infant life waste and a chosen woman outlines her approach to saving babies. She details steps and measures intended to protect newborns and reduce deaths among the youngest citizens.
Fireman Excites Envy in Boston Department
A Boston fireman becomes the subject of envy within the department as colleagues and acquaintances react to his reputation and actions. The story highlights the dynamics of admiration and rivalry among firefighters in the city.
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