Grand Jury Opens Probe in Admiral Eaton Death
Boston reports a Plymouth grand jury session into the Admiral Eaton death as district attorney Barker signals an imminent indictment. Relatives of Mrs Eaton and local officials are summoned to testify on family life and conversations with the Eatons amid rumors of government probes and arsenic theories.
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Boston
Admiral Fitton
Plymouth
Eatonamily
Assinippi
Eaton
June Ainsworth Keyes
Dorothy Alnaworth
George Harrison
Tt Ip
Barker
Wetrong
Widow of Rear Admiral Eaton Faces Death Charge
Mrs. Joseph Eaton widow of Rear Admiral Eaton is charged with killing him. Reports describe the poison as rat poison with 7 to 90 percent arsenic and powder charcoal. The accused widow spent the day reading writing and exercising while awaiting grand jury action.
Married couple arrested for hugging on street in Yonkers
Yonkers New York March 24 a married couple about 45 years old Mr and Mrs Robert McAleese were arrested by Policeman Waldron for hugging each other on the street on their anniversaries They were released after a mispaced sentence drawing a crowd reaction.
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Yonkers, N
Waldron
Attorney confesses in Seorke Sipp hotel plan case
New York reports Edward J. Newall the attorney arranged a plan with police to keep Seorke A. Sipp out of town while a hotel man was sought by the district attorney. He admits handling money raised by Inspector Sweeney and Captain Thomas W. Wala. He will testify for the state.
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New York
Edward J. Newall
Seorke A. Sipp
Eugene Fox
Sweeney
Thomas W. Wala
Whitmap
Ohio Governor Calls for Banking Reform to Check Clearing House Power
Columbus March 24 Governor Cox urged Ohio to act on the Pujo committee report and its recommendations. He pressed for constructive banking legislation to curb the dictatorial powers of clearing house associations and end abuses revealed at congressional hearings.
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Columbus
Cox
Ohio
Union
Cuabeee
Pujo
Friedmann Turtle Serum Draws Crowd in New York
Crowds greet Berlin specialist Dr. Friedrich Frantz Friedmann in New York as he claims turtle serum can cure tuberculosis in over 90 percent of cases. Reported injections were given to nearly two dozen children with bone tuberculosis, many of whom were crippled.
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New York
Srowdo
Freidrich Frantz Friedmann
Berlin
Friedmann Ia
City
No official report on Friedmann serum
The article notes no official report on Friedmann serum and questions whether patents treated at the Hospital for Deformities and Joint Diseases improved. Dr Frauenthal suggests any relief may stem from hypnotism and mentions temp drops in a few patients as unusual observations.
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Friedmann
New York
FF. Friedmann
H. ©. Frauen
Measles Prove Fatal in Zanesville Resident
Robert Stettler, 55, of Zanesville Ohio, died of complications from measles at Pleasant Valley. His family delayed calling a doctor after his face showed a rash two days earlier.
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Zanesville, O
Robert Stettler
Pleasant Valley
Montenegro Warned over Civilians in Cetinje
London reports Austria delivered a demand to Cetinje threatening coercive measures if Scutari civilians are not allowed to leave. Italy echoed action but did not threaten. Russia, Montenegro’s ally, urged the Montenegrin government to desist in its stance.
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London
Atntria
Cettinje
Matum
Montenegro
Scutarl
Italy
Russa
Severna
Seattlе Hikers Prepare Spring Walk Starting April
Preparations for a Seattle spring walk are underway with participants Shabaniw and Misa Title poised to begin around April 1. The event aims to showcase local endurance and outdoor activity as distances of ten miles are planned.
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Pintiny
Seattle
Anti Suffrage Prizes Offer Essays to Oppose Woman Vote
Washington March 24 anti suffragists announced a new move to hinder the woman suffrage movement. Prizes of 100 dollars will be awarded to city and country girls for essays arguing against granting women the vote. Three New York literary women will judge the contest. Essays to be sent to the essay committee of the National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage at 35 West Twenty ninth street New York.
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Washington
Woman Suffrage Movement
New York
National
West Twenty-ninth Street
Woman must marry to obtain bequest
Boston March 24 A news note states Mise Mary Belle Shedd of Lowell is named sole executrix of the late millionaire father’s will. Proposals for marriage to obtain the bequest are rumored as offers continue to arrive, with attention on the trustees and the will’s conditions.
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Boston
Mary Belle Shedd
Lowel
Tie Toring
Iis
AMV
Lowell Madaher Shoten
Che Jetter Warriers
Lee
Amite Eefete
Worker killed in machinery at Carnegie Steel plant
A worker named Jacob 28 was crushed in machinery at the Carnegie Steel Company plant in Mingo Junction on March 24 and died shortly after.
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Carnegie Steel Company
Mingo Junction
Marshall Prompts Rousing Response in Springfield Speech
Vice President Thomas R Marshall spoke to about four thousand at Springfield Mass in the new municipal auditorium on It is More Blessed to Give Than to Receive He denounced Carnegie philanthropy as predatory wealth and was loudly applauded The speaker argued that in this case it was not more blessed to give than to receive
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Springfield
Mass
Thomas R. Marshall
Carnegie Mbraree
Pope Pius in grave condition in Rome
Rome reports Pope Pius is very ill with a grave condition. Doctors withhold direct prognosis but indicate the pontiff's health is unfavorable. The same dispatch notes the death of Captain Bogardus, famed wing shot, in Lincoln on March 24.
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Rome
Pius
Bogardus
Hincoln
Maron
Logardus
Hare
Johnson Restores Earned Run Rule for 1915 Season
President Johnson of the American League directs official scorers to charge pitchers with earned runs. The rule, once used, was dropped for unspecified reasons. The change applies from the upcoming season as all players' base hitting and baserunning are counted until the pitcher retires the opponent.
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New York
Johnson
Neas
Valke
Tarif Revision Study Moves Toward Congress
Washington reports President Wilson is studying tariff revisions and plans to brief congressional leaders. A tentative Underwood bill draft may reach his hands this week as factions debate moderate changes and larger cuts. The income tax clause splits committee members on tax applicability and rates. Morgan and party attended Easter services in Rome with a large American turnout.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Open Switch Causes Wreck Near Gallipolis
A Kanawha Junction switch misset by a brakeman caused a head on collision between KK and At. trains four miles north of Gallipolis Ohio. Eighteen injured, some fatally. all rushed to Gallipolis hospital. The baggagemaster on the northbound train was gravely hurt. Both locomotives demolished.
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Pat
Gallipolis
O. Maret
Kanawha Junction
Eiding
Gullipus Hospital
Mont
Live Stock and Grain Prices Across Markets
Prices for cattle, hogs, and sheep were reported from Chicago and other markets with varying quotes for steers cows heifers and calves. Trade notes include weights and earnings across multiple regions including Cleveland and Cincinnati with bids ranging from modest to high, and beef and dairy categories detailed.
Taft Addresses Augmented Negro Progress Fundraiser in Augusta
In Augusta on March 24 Ex President Taft Dr Nicholas Butler and others spoke at Tabernacle Baptist Church to raise funds for an institutional church led by Dr J T Walker. Taft praised negro progress since slavery era and urged continued support while denying deportation.
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Augusta
Taft
Nicholas Butler
David Gregg
Tabernacle
Tabernacle Inamegrehureh
T. Walker
Ite
Africa
Avery
Mr. Taft
South
Air
Southland
Divorce Filing Involving Peters and Bunnell
A divorced suit is reported with William D. Peters described as accepting $16 in cash from George J. Bunnell as a compromise. A jury had awarded Peters $25,000 in damages after Bonnette was charged with alienating his wife's affections, leading to suit for divorce against Dire Peters and Bunnell.
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W. Vay Marci
William D. Peters
George J. Bunnell
Bonnette
Peters
Bunnell Core Montdext
Teakettle Accident Injures Five Year Old Boy
In Zanesville Ohio on March 24 Henry Shirer five year old son of Charles Shirer suffered severe steam burns after placing his mouth on a boiling teakettle spout at home. The incident left him badly burned in the mouth and throat. Cincinnati reports Professor Charles W Dabney of the University of Olmery is tipped to become chief of the weather bureau replacing Wildey Moors as announced by President Wilson and Secretary Houston.
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Zanesville, O
Henry
Charles Shirer
Zanesville
Walter
Cincinnati
Washington
Charles W. Dabney
University of Olmery
Lng
Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Houston
Wildy I. Moors
Weatherurg
Dabney
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