Ton Case Has Hearing
Preliminary trial of Mrs. May Harrison Eaton was held today. The proceeding focused on the Ton case and related allegations during the session.
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May Harrison Eaton
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
1
Mystery surrounds Eaton murder case in Massachusetts hearing
Boston reports a preliminary hearing for Mrs. May Harrison Eaton on the murder charge of her husband Rear Admiral Joseph G. Eaton. The hearing at Hingham yielded no new facts as prosecutors prepare for a superior court trial amid secrecy and speculation.
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Boston
Mass
May Harrison Eaton
Joseph G. Eaton
U.S. N
Hingham
Admiral Eaton
Eaton
Eatons
D. H. Ainsworth
United States Senate
June
Dorothy
George Harrison
Alexandria
Admiral Faton
Admiral
Weather Report Prompt: Increasing Clouds and Warmer
Tonight and Saturday see increasing cloudiness and higher temperatures. The outlook calls for milder conditions with no precipitation expected and temperatures edging up across the period.
Suspect in Death of Child Faces Possible Mental Evaluation
Report states Mrs. Eaton accused the Admiral of poisoning the child and causing death. An analysis found natural causes. Reconciliation occurred between the Admiral and Mrs. Eaton. A theory suggests aliens may assess her mental state before any murder trial. If deemed unfit, a public sanity hearing and possible confinement may follow.
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Eaton
D Ward King Improves Health Claims After Lecture
Four parish residents will begin addresses Saturday as D Ward King notes improving conditions. A revised estimate shows earlier figures were exaggerated and health prospects have improved.
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D. Ward King
Good Roads Tour Headed by King in Ouachita Parish
National good roads expert D Ward King plans a five day Ouachita parish tour to promote the split log drag. He will lecture in Monroe at City Hall and other towns including Fairbanks Calhoun Swartz Logtown with demonstrations after each talk.
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D. Ward King
Meenroe
Ouachita Parish
King
Ruston
Caddo Parish
Tari
Shreveport
Chamber of Commerce
Calhoun
Swartz
Logtown
Typographical Error Corrected in News Star Letter
Mrs Wilton H McHenry objects to a typographical error in yesterdays News Star misquoting Mrs Eddy on creation. She cites the corrected passage and argues the printed line changes meaning from a lie to the truth.
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News-Star
Relief Fund Opened for Flood Sufferers in Indiana and Ohio
The Union National Bank opened a subscription list for flood victims in Indiana and Ohio. Contributions may be left with Cashier Apgar who will forward funds to the proper parties.
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Union National Bank
Indiana
Ohi
Apgar
Special Flood Bulletin on Lower Mississippi River
Weather Bureau issues a special bulletin warning that lower Mississippi conditions depend on the Ohio flood and future rain. The Ohio flood is expected to exceed January 1913 levels and approach January 1907 figures.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
Ohio
Louisiana Tennessee Bond Plan Moves In New York
Nashville report says Gov. Hall and Gov. Hooper with the Tennessee State Refunding Board will push a New York Legislature bill to allow savings banks to invest in Louisiana and Tennessee bonds. Hall leaves for New York to press the plan as Louisiana seeks buyers for bonds maturing before 1914.
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Nashville
Tenn
Gov. Hall
Louisiana
Hooper
Tennessee
Tennessee State Refunding Board
New York
Hall
New Tennessee
New York Savings Banks
Tennessee Refunding Board
Dayton Flood Death Toll and Damages Estimated
In Dayton the flood death toll is not to exceed 200 as government rescue teams survey the city. Property loss from fire runs about 1.5 million dollars with mercantile houses factories and homes damaged between 15 and 20 million. The telephone system is being restored and over twenty miles of paved streets were torn up.
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Dayton
Fifteen Dead and Missing in Chillicothe Flood
In Chillicothe Ohio on March 28 it was estimated that fifteen deaths would mark the total from the flood. The death and missing toll stood at fifteen with about one hundred houses washed away and property losses exceeding one million dollars.
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Chillicothe
Ohio
Rescue Efforts Devoted to Saving Flood Victims in Dayton
In West Dayton on March 28 the flood receded allowing thousands to reach dry routes in downtown areas. Boats ferried survivors from central sections while authorities focused on saving the living before any body recoveries. By night, hundreds had been brought to National Cash Register hospital, exhausted but alive.
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Dayton
Main Street
Riverdale
National Cash Register Hospital
Economic Law of Lower Costs and Pleasure in Consumption
A terse statement asserts that reduced costs from simple supply changes increase pleasure in consumption, implying efficiency gains yeild consistent consumer satisfaction across markets. The idea frames lowered prices as a universal driver of welfare.
Suffering after flood ravages Louisville district
Sixty Catholic sisters at the Academy of Sisters of Notre Dame and eighteen others sheltered by them were found by the Louisville life saving crew without food or water since Tuesday. Relief was sent to families near Ludlow and Franklin streets as water covered two story buildings. Bread and water were distributed to stranded areas amid scarce survivors and reduced death expectations.
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Academy of Sisters of Notre Dame
Louisville
Ludlow
Franklin Streets
Dayton under martial law during flood emergency
Daylight floods reach Dayton as military companies enforce strict control to protect refugees and recover the dead. State Health Board brings lime and disinfectants while rescue squads deliver milk, medicine, and provisions to inundated districts. Soldiers remind applicants they are not yet beyond danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
State Board of Health
Rescue teams move into flooded Columbus west side
Hundreds of rescue and relief parties began operations at daybreak as the river recedes in Columbus. Officials expect definite figures on casualties today while supplies clothing and food are ferried to stranded residents.
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Columbus
Zanesville Sees First Gleam of Hope after Flood
Zanesville Ohio March 28 With dawn the city of thirty thousand inhabitants ten thousand homeless sees the first gleam of hope since the flood. waters recede provisions have arrived within four miles of the city. Putnam area still cut off with beliefs of greatest loss of life. Looting has begun soldiers ordered to shoot thieves.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Putnam
Search for Dead Resumed at Hamilton
Hamilton Ohio. The search for the dead was resumed as the Miami River receded revealing the flood’s horror. Most east side buildings were wrecked and authorities expected hundreds of corpses before nightfall.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Miami
Death toll in flood retreating in Ohio area
South Dayton March 28. The Louisville Life Saving Crew found comparatively few dead at North Dayton, first across the Miami river into the hardest hit area. Indications at Rio- Cale and North Dayton suggest total flood deaths will not exceed 60 persons.
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South Dayton
North Dayton
Louisville
Miami River
Rio- Cale
Flood Warning After Ohio River Rise In Evansville
Ohio river rose five feet overnight in Evansville. A flood warning urged residents to move stock and movable property before sundown today to reduce losses.
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Evansville
Ohio
Flood Claims Thirty Two Lives in Venice Butler County
In Cincinnati on March 28 a devastating flood killed thirty two people from five families in Venice Butler county. Rescue workers recovered the bodies as authorities investigated the disaster and warned residents of further risk from the swollen waterways.
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Cincinnati
Venice
Butler County
Louisianians See Mr Wilson Sugar Problem Explained
Foster presents the sugar issue to the President detailing Louisianians concerns and seeking federal remedies. The briefing emphasizes local impact and the need for clear policy guidance.
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MR. Wilson
Foster
Sugar Duty Fight Faces President But Stance Unclear
Washington reports President Wilson weighs pressure from Senator Ransdell and Rep Broussard to end free sugar and impose a duty aligned with party platform. Officials say he will aim to benefit the country with cheaper goods, but no commitment is made amid a heated tariff debate.
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Washington
Wilson
Ways and Means
Ransdell
Foster
Louisiana
Ohio
Michigan
Kansas
Montana
Colorado
California
House
Thornton
Brousserd
Trenton
Senate
Figld
Democratic Party
Federal Sugar Refining Company
Ewing
Broussard
del. Ewing
Bryan
Floyd Allen and Son Electrocuted in Virginia Penitentiary
Floyd Allen and his son Claude, tied to the Hillsville gunmen who attacked the Carroll County courthouse a year ago, were executed by electrocution at the Virginia State Penitentiary shortly after 1 o'clock today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Allen and Son
Richmond
Floyd Allen
Claude
Hillsville
Carrol County Court House
State Penitentiary
Bulgaria Accepts Mediation With Conditions
London March 28 Bulgaria accepted mediation from European powers but attached provisions that negate the proposals. The move signals cautious cooperation while preserving its own terms amid ongoing diplomatic tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bulgaria
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Weather Report
City Hall
Associated Press
Piqua
Mushingum Valley
Indianapolis
Wilton H. McHenry
Lower
Mississippi
John P. Fallon
Ways and
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