Evelyn Thaws Baby Pom Pom and the heir question
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw spoke in public about her son Russell known as Pom Pom. She warned that if Harry Thaw dies proceedings would begin to establish the boy's right to Thaw's estate while vowing to protect his future and keep him from gossip.
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Harry Thaw
Baby
Russell
New York
Europt
Olympic
Mrs Thaw
Harrys
Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw
White Plains
Evelyn
Cold blood and crime linked to subnormal physiology
A Chicago report, citing the Journal of the American Medical Association, claims murderers show subnormal temperature and abnormal pulse and respiration. Based on 1500 convicts compared with 7000 general Americans, findings suggest a marked physiological pattern among criminals.
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Chicago
American Weedical Association
Wisconsin
Woman Auto Burglar Seized After Rampage
A 17 year old girl confronted a woman burglar in West Fo Gears, detaining her after a struggle. The thief fled in a car with several hundred dollars worth of loot, during a frantic theft that ended with a clash and the Crazy Bird knocked down.
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Elelen
Tinttar
Joer
Model Roads Exhibit at Panama-Pacific Exposition
Logan Waller Page directs a public roads exhibit for 1915 showing reproductions of old Roman and French roads, modern highway types, and miniature road machinery. The display, the most elaborate yet, will be staged by the U S Office of Public Roads at the Panama-Pacific Exposition with plans to advance public demand for better roads.
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United States Office of Public Roads
Logan Waller Page
Bureau
Page
United States
Seattle explorer sails for arctic hunt with family
Captain Frank E Kleinschmidt sails from Seattle on the power schooner Adler for a seven month northern cruise to collect birds and mammals for the Carnegie Museum. He is accompanied by wife, two children, and two taxidermists. In August the party will reach Nome to meet Marshall Scully and Dr Eliting for a joint arctic big game hunt.
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Seattle
Wash
Frank E Kleinschmidt
Bering Sea
Arctic Ocean
Lfe
Carnegie Museum of Pittsburgh
Adler
Kreinschmidt
Aleutian Islands
Siberia
Nome
Alaska
Marshall Scully M Colins
Philadelphia
Eliting
Albany
Arctic
President Grants Civil Service Job to Injured Worker
President Wilson issued an executive order to place Swend A Swensen in the civil service as a watchman at the Brooklyn navy yard. Swensen, previously employed in construction at Neelys Landing Missouri, lost an arm and part of another in a work accident. The move shows the administration's pledge to aid workers injured while in government service.
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Wilson
Swend
Swensen
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Neelys Landing
Thousands of Brooklyn Pupils Go to School Without Breakfast
A report by the Junior League reveals that about 30,000 Brooklyn children lack sufficient nourishment, with 10,000 go unfed on school mornings. The investigation covers twelve elementary schools and urges action for meals, improved facilities, and better funding to support meals in a dozen Brooklyn schools.
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New Shark
Brooklyn
Bureau of Charlies
Junior League
Ortel
Ldien
Breuktwatiess
New Turk
Hunter
Taures
Elfves
Estimte
Sch
Tincles
George Washington University Club Praises Women Graduates
The Columbian Women of Washington University hosted their fifth annual banquet at Rauschers last evening. Mrs Knapp received a silver suiver centerpiece. speakers lauded club members for enriching home life with outside-world influence. Notable tributes highlighted W W Cochran’s endowment and early female scholars in the university’s scientific school.
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George Washington University
Muirtin Knapnp
Commerce Court
Columbia Women
Trearse
Washington
Rauschers
Vrs Rratp
Knapp
Aso Geliseved
Mra Withell Carroll
Mary J White
Berv
Columbian
Janet McWilliams
W W Cochran
Hilizabeth B Davis
Louise Connolly
Marguerite Wekler
Georgetown Law Class 1914 Smokers at National Hotel
The Georgetown Law School class of 1914 held its second annual smoker at the National Hotel last evening. Attendees included Ashley M Gould A A Hoeh ling C James William Henry ite Charles Murphy Ralph D Quinter Ed mund Brady and C Miller. Officers listed are Joseph J McCon ville president William H S Callahan first vice president William I Connelly second vice president Harry M Carroll secretary Oliver R Smith treasurer George A Cannon sergeant at arms Willam T Richmond historian. Banquet committee chair James A Pur cell with Thomas F Sullivan Will iam T Richmond Norris W Mectean. Reception committee chaired by George W Bond with Charles R Clason Thomas P Hewers Frederic Moise and Arthur F Sonne. The president opened with an address, Gould delivered timely fraternal remarks, and officers spoke along with Mr Ma gruder Dr C Bar and John Shield.
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Georgetown Law School
National Hotel
Ashley M Gould
A A Hoehling
C James
William Henry Ite
Charles Murphy
Ralph D Quinter
Edmund Brady
C Miller
Joseph J McConville
William H S Callahan
William I Connelly
Harry M Carroll
Oliver R Smith
George A Cannon
Willam T Richmond
James A Purcell
Thomas F Sullivan
William T Richmond
Norris W Mectean
George W Bond
Charles R. Clason
Thomas P Hewers
Frederic &. Moise
Arthur F Sonne
Judge Gould
Gould
Mr Magruder
C Bar
John Shield
Heiress Marries Waiter in Cathedral Ceremony
Baltimore heiress Nancy Redding, daughter of the Democratic Club president, marries George A Lamaze a Capley Plaza Hotel waiter in Boston. The wedding at the Cathedral draws the bride’s father Michael F Redding and brother Jack Redding as best man. The couple will reside in Niagara Falls where the groom will run a restaurant.
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Washington Post
Boston
Nancy Redding
Baltimore
Democratic Club
Monumental City
George A Lameze
Capley Plaza
Michael F. Redding
Jack Redding
Lamaze
Niagara Falls
Death in Automobile Near Plainville Connecticut
In Plainville on May 3 a car collision outside town left one woman dead and another woman fatally injured while two men suffered serious injuries. The deceased was Mrs Jenkins wife of George H Jenkins of Unionville who drove the car. Details were scarce but her machine reportedly collided with another automobile stationary by the roadside.
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Plainville
Conn
Mrs Jenkins
George H Jenkins
Unionville
Jenkinses
Egg Cupid Messenger Delivers News of Betrothal
Motherly Mo May 3 Frederick Tel ley of New London Cann 24 arrives to claim Ava Mercer Wo ovears off whose name he found on an egg. He wrote on Christmas Eve and received a reply she had written more than a year before. Her father sent a money order and promised a good position and home, so they plan to be married in St Mary.
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Frederick Telley
New London
Ava Mercer
Kelley
St Marifed
Urge Fulton as Weather Chief by Wallis Schoolleader
Fulton president of Wallis School urges appointment as chief of the United States Weather Bureau to succeed Prof Willis Moore. He formerly was chancellor of the University of Mississippi and is supported by Senators Williams of Mississippi and Ransdell of Louisiana and Col Repert Ewing national committeeman from Louisiana. Housten to consider Dr Fulton.
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Urge Fulton
Ty Ro
Y Fulton
Wallis School
Charlottesville
United States Weather Bureau
Willis Moore
Fulton
University of Mississippi
Williams
Mississippi
Ransdell
Louisiana
Repert Ewing
Housten
Fulten
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M. A. Knapp
Almus Pater
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John P Earnest
Frances L. Thomson
E. M White
M. E Ford
G. A. Law
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Egg Cupid's Messenger
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Peterman
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