Maid Celia Coleman Testifies in Carman Murder Trial
MINEOLA N Y Oct 21 Celia Coleman colored maid and State witness testified that Mrs Florence Carman appeared with a revolver after Mrs Louise Bailey was shot and said I shot him Celia recounted the next morning Carman asked What did I kill that woman for and promised to take care of her boy if Celia stood by The testimony described a dramatic scene and cross examination in the case alleging Mrs Carman killed Mrs Bailey at the Carman home in Freeport.
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Celia Coleman
Mineola
N. Y
Louise Bailey
Florence Carman
Carman
Allied Left Wing Battles Rages as Germans Routed at Warsaw
London reports British warships patrolling the Belgian coast while British French and Belgian forces repel repeated inland assaults. Dispatches say German forces are driven back and routed near Warsaw, with Allied troops holding strong along the front.
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Kaiser
Ostend
Warsaw
London
Harvard to Aid Refugee Professors From Louvain
Harvard moves to help European war refugees by offering a lectureship to one of the professors driven from the University of Louvain. President Lowell cabled Lady Osler, host of the refugees, noting Harvard Osler links remain friendly.
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Harvard
Europe
Lowell
Osler
William Osler
England
University of Louvain
Oxford University
Professor Munsterberg Stays on at Harvard After Withdrawal
At Harvard the corporation accepted professor Hugo Munsterberg’s withdrawal of his resignation made after a demand by Major Clarence Wiener to cut the university off with a $10,000,000 ultimatum. The psychologist remains affiliated with Harvard following the withdrawal.
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Harvard Corporation
Hugo Munsterberg
Clarence Wiener
Harvard
Harvard Psychologist
Resignation row at Harvard ends with denial
Professor Munsterberg claims he sent in his resignation which the Harvard corporation refused to accept. The $10,000,000 pension scare arose after Wiener threatened to withdraw support if Munsterberg remained. Munsterberg had offered to leave, leaving Harvard to decide between Wiener and him.
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Munsterberg
Harvard
Harvard Corporation
Wiener
Soldier of Fortune
University
Maroux Not Killed In War. Singer Safe
A letter from Mme. Marcoux to a Boston friend dated Oct 6 clarifies rumors that opera baritone Vanni Marcoux was killed in the European war. The bride attached a Journal Gaulois clipping stating the death of Jean Marcoux, but she confirms he is with his regiment and in good health.
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Vanni Marcoux
Boston Opera Company
Jean Marcoux
Boston
Mme. Marcoux
Journal
Gaulois
Mme
Marcoux
Nannepeshmet Hotel Destroyed in Fire at Marblehead
Marblehead October 21 The Nan ne peshmet Hotel a 300 room landmark burned to the ground in early evening fire blamed on hot air explosions Insurance covers 35000 of 70000 loss The four story structure collapsed after a second explosion as fire crews fought the blaze The hotel had closed for the winter.
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Marblehead
Nannepeshmet
Boston and Worcester Trolley Line foliage trip
30 miles of wonderful foliage scenery on the Boston and Worcester Trolley Line. Don't miss it. Cars leave Park Sq. Advt.
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Boston and Worcester
Park Sq
Crawford House Head Is Missing
C Milford Rimbach proprietor of the Crawford House is missing and his whereabouts are unknown to his confidential employees at the hotel. His wife and family are also believed unaware of his location. Creditors have called a meeting at the hotel this afternoon to discuss the financial trouble believed caused by his absence. A member of Joseph Gahm & Son bottlers says the Gahm company is the largest creditor and liabilities are substantial.
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C. Milford Rimbach
Crawford House
Rimbach
Joseph Gahm & Son
Gahm Company
Agreement Reached on War Revenue Measure
Washington Oct 21 Senate and House conferees agreed on the war revenue bill after a late notional effort, sacrificing 15 to 20 million dollars in revenue. They eliminated liquor tax amendments, rejecting increases on beer from 1.50 to 1.75 per barrel and a 5 cent per gallon tax on rectified spirits.
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Washington
Senate
House
Amendments Sacrificed as Conferees Stand Pat
In the report the conferees made no substitution and rejected changes. Representative Underwood’s proposal to re- is noted as part of the proceedings, reflecting a stance against altering the amendments during the conference.
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Underwood
Moon Phases and Evening Sky Guide for Today
A daily astronomical summary lists moon phases from first quarter to new moon, with times for sunrise and sunset, moon and planet positions, and auto lamp times. It notes anniversaries including the Millerite end of the world 70 years ago and the Dawson mining disaster entombing 230 miners a year ago.
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Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Dawson
New Mexico
Boston Area Weather Forecast Fair and Mild Winds Ahead
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair skies on Thursday and Friday with moderate westerly winds. Washington reports for New England expect fair weather on Thursday and Friday with similar gentle winds.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Britons Seize U S Oil Steamers Over Fuel Risk
Great Britain's effort to retain illuminating oil cargoes for military use leads to the seizure of American Standard Oil steamers by British cruisers. The move follows a State Department inquiry via Ambassador Page at London requesting immediate action.
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Washington
Great Britain
Germany
State Department
Ambassador Page
London
College Boys Hurt in Auto Crash
Eugene C. Clark of Philadelphia a Cornell University student, and W. H. Derbyshire a Harvard College student, were seriously injured when their racing car turned turtle on Newton Street Weston while trying to overtake another auto.
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Eugene C. Clark
Philadelphia
Cornell University
W. H. Derbyshire
Harvard College
Newton Street
Weston
Racer crash on Weston road injures two men
Clark and Derbyshire were racing in a large white automobile when their car failed to negotiate a turn and struck a tree. Clark suffered a broken leg and arm with internal injuries while Derbyshire had minor cuts and bruises. Both were transported to Newton City Hospital after the vehicle burned. P J O Malley assisted at the scene.
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Clark
Derbyshire
Newton Hospital
Weston
P. J. O’malley
Waltham
Newton City Hospital
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