Nurses in will trial say he also threw dishes
Margaret Thompson and Florence Murphy testified in the Hutchins will case that the dying millionaire’s son Lloyd Hutchins reportedly hurled dishes and argued with nurses during his final days. The nurses described his behavior, including imagining people and events, and noted disputes over care and plans to settle the estate.
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Margaret Thompson
Florence Murphy
Moss Margaret Thompson
Bloreuve Murphy
Stiison Hutchings
Sit
Tes Hutchins
Flurehwis
Miss Murphy
Ady Hutchy
Valline
Ste
Florence
Marie
Coe
Eatenfas
Neome
China
Fovrlock
Louise
Peg Massachieetts Avenue
Rome
Ali
Hutchins
Mrs Tatum Eggs His Estate in Long Island Feud
At Surnial estate on Long Island, Mrs. Tatum broke into the henhouse after a quarrel with her husband, pelting superintendent Pearsall with eggs as she gathered the flock. The constable refused to intervene, deeming it a domestic dispute in a bitter break between broker and wife.
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Pelts
Washington
Treat Neck
Long Island
James C. Tatum
L Ong Island
Jim Nymes
Fiobert Pesal
Tour Plave
Mrs. Tatum
Washington women host dinner for German war victims
The ladies auxiliary of Washington set a German relief dinner at M ernnd Hall on G Street Northwest to aid widows and orphans of German soldiers killed in the war. About 500 German Americans attended with patriotic songs and dancing afterward. Organizers included Mr and Mrs Al Lepper and others listed.
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Washington
Nerrbund Hall
Gierman
al Lepper
Atu
Artin Wiegand
A. Nicouls
Kranees Tlengbach
Schinehart
Schwagerbach
SN. Wiegand
Vermin
Ohio Society meeting honors Senator Burton before retirement
The annual Ohio Society gathering at Brausecher's will become a testament of appreciation for Senator T. FE. Burton of Shia who will retire March 4. The event also celebrates William Melkinsey's birthday with speakers Senator Htorg of Idaho and Senator Pomerene.
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Ohio Society
Brausecher's Tontywht
T. FE. Burton
William Melkinsey
Agaeg
Htorg
Idaho
Pomerene
British officer and dog go to watery grave aboard Formidable
Survivors recall the captain's duty at his side as the British battleship Formidable sank after torpedoing. The officer signaled to avoid subs, keeping calm amid disaster. Lord Crewe praised his conduct as worthy of naval tradition, amid reports the ship fell to two submarine torpedoes.
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Air
Admiralty
Hague
Cressy
Aboukir
House of Lords
Lord Crewe
Elopers Wed on a Dog License and Minister Arrest Sought
Anson B. Squires of Scranton petitions for the arrest of Rev. Charles N. Scoffen for performing a marriage without a license and with underage participants. Anna Squires, 17, and Albert Westfall, 19, eloped to Lestershire and obtained a license on a dog license form due to a clerical error. The ceremony occurred and the clergyman later questioned the license validity, leading to criminal negligence accusations by the bride's father.
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Scoffen
Scranton
Alv. Scoffen
Mrs. F. C. Little Weds Third Husband in Quiet Ceremony
Mrs. Frances Cos Little, a society divorcee, marries Gustav John Schlemer White in a discreet New York wedding. White, son of Mrs. John Wohlte of 23 West Eleventh Street, is an Oxford graduate and member of Squadron A Club. White previously wed Julian McCarthy Little after a prior marriage.
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F. C. Little
Washington Post
Prances
Mrs. White
Henry
Pastor Accuses Rival in Alleged Marital Love Case
In Illmore Maryland on June 8 Rev J Howard Snyder testified details in the circuit court divorce case between his wife and a rival. He said he learned of letters and alleged misconduct as the trial focused on the alleged betrayal. He described staying home to care for a baby, missing a Johns Hopkins class, and an incident where he challenged a doctor to leave his house after a heated exchange.
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Washington
Illmore
J. Howard Snyder
Eross Ant i Adall
Serge
Kieffer
Snyder
Johna Hopkins University
Itv
B. Snyder
Army and Navy Changes of the Day
The report lists numerous Army and Navy personnel changes including transfers to hospitals for treatment and reassignments to different forts, ships, and stations. Notable entries include First Lieutenant Jama Al Gallagiy and Captain Clauth Fe Miller among others, with movements to Hot Springs Arkansas and various naval yards and stations. several ships sail or arrive at Atlantic and Pacific ports.
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Eraat Artillers
Jama AL Gallagiy
Same
AL Prive
Navy
Itospital
Ark
Clautht FE Miller
FREDERICK &_ TAGRER
Immarke
N.Y
W. Howe
Tenth Cavalry
Atter
Mass
Letterman
San Fraoelsen
Gty
Hicks
Coast Arttlery Corps
Long Island Sound
Key Wear
Ldward F. Marshall
Coast’ Artillery
Key Weet
Plain spoken views on expletives stir Palm Beach debate
In Palm Beach Florida on January 28 readers weigh whether coeds should be allowed to swear including the word damn The opinions mix relief and vulgarity concerns Mrs Morria Robinson deems it a great relief and expressive while Mrs W Harry Brown supports men keeping the privilege of swearing Others caution against vulgarity and hypocrisy with residents from New York New Jersey Philadelphia Chicago Montreal and Pittsburgh voicing varied views
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Morria Robinson
Palm Beach Colony
Washington Post
Palm Beach
Fla
Charles F. Thwing
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio
Winter Colony
Mra. M. K. Paxton
New York
Mra. Veter ¢Nbson
Spring Lake
N.J
Nickles
Edith Campbell
Ross Campbell
Philadelphi
Ira
Darling
Chicago
Morris Etobinson
Montreal
W. Harry Brown
Pittsburgh
German Army appoints new quartermaster general
It is announced that Lieut. Gen. Baron Freytag Loringhoven has been appointed quartermaster general of the German army, succeeding Gen. Adolf Wild von HOhenborn who was recently named minister of war.
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Bertin
Baron Freytag Loringhoven
Adolf Wild von Hohenborn
Go to Battle and Stand Before Guns Urges Straus
Nathan Straus, New York philanthropist, proposes women march to battlefields and stand before guns to force peace. He argues all firing would cease and rulers should face front lines to test their convictions, urging prayer as a remedy and warning that war’s end is unpredictable.
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N. Straus
Los Angeles
Jan
Nathan Straus
New York
Huntington Hotel
Pasadena
Oscar 5. Straus
Vaudeville and Dancing Thrill Odd Fellows Hall Crowd
Vaudeville skits and the newest dances entertained 500 workers at Odd Fellows Hall for the Old Dutch Market system workers first annual entertainment. The six o clock show and later ball drew enthusiastic crowds. J Fr Wallace led the arranging committee with other workers, seating, decorations, and props. The event, a success, is expected to become an annual affair promoting cordial relations between workers and management.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
J. Fr. Wallace
President vetoes immigration bill over literacy test concerns
President Wilson returns H.R. 6060 without signature calling the literacy test arbitrary and unAmerican. He argues the bill departs from longstanding asylum policy, restricts opportunity instead of assessing character, and urges the American people to speak through party platforms before final action.
Brockton Man to Wed Florence Irene Smith
Rich Brockton socialite Harold Isam Mitchell, recently divorced after eloping at 18 with Flora Edson, plans to marry Florence Irene Smith of Brockton. Smith, 18, works in a local store and faces parental objections. Mitchell, famed as a horseman and aviator, studied under Glenn Curtiss and is nephew to a wealthy lumber real estate heir.
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Florence Smith
Brockton
Mass
Washington Post
Harold Isam Mitchell
Florence Irene Smith
Wham Smith
Kimball Near
District to Give Away 1300 Shade Trees to Homeowners
The District's tree nursery on Georgi avenue holds 1300 sycamore red oak and pin oak trees to be given to property owners wanting landscaping. Applicants may request up to 35 trees by applying to Truman Lanham at the District Building. recipients cover any expenses.
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Georgi Avenue
Truman Lanham
RESENT WILSON VETO Makes Frank Admission
The President told the House he did not claim to know Americans wishes better than the body of representatives. The message drew applause as House leaders conferred. Sabath urged rapid action, Burnett sought delay, and Senate leaders remained confident of passage in the upper chamber.
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House
America
Underwood
Mann
Burnett
Sabath
McKinley Born 72 Years Ago Remains Prolific Protector Advocate
Anniversary honors William McKinley former U S president and champion of tariff protection. Born January 29 1847 in Niles Ohio he rose from Civil War service to Congress governor of Ohio and ultimate Republican presidential nominee. He was assassinated September 14 1901 and lay in state in Buffalo Ohio and Washington before funeral rites.
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William M’kinley
America
William McKinley
United States
Niler
Ohio
Poland Academy
Allegheny College
Meadeville
McKinley
Twenty-third
Ohio Infantry
Congress
McHinley
Buffalo
N. Y
McKinney
Leon Czolgosz
Buttato
Capitol
Washington
Nton
German Opera at Lille Draws Mostly Soldiers
A Washington report says Wasmers operatic piece was staged in Lille with Berlin accompaniment to honor the Kaiser's birthday. French residents were invited but largely stayed away, leaving the opera house filled by German troops only.
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Washington
Velgian
Berlin
Antil the
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