Exhumed Linnell Body Brought to Boston for Autopsy
Boston file reports the body of Avis Linnell, removed from Hyannis, was brought to the city under DA Pelletier order for fresh autopsy by five medical experts. Richeson defense seeks access, bathrobe checked, vase bottle linked to poison, coffin kept sealed for investigation, with analysts from Harvard and Tufts named.
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Richeson
Boston
Hyannis
Avis Linnell
C. W. T. Richeson
Cambridge
Pelletier
Philip R Dunbar
Miss Linnell
Mary Hobart
Leary
Hahn
Newton Center
A. 3. Armstrong
Police
City Hospital
I Fg
Whitney
Harvard Medical School
Minot
Bach
Massachusettes Institute of Technology
Emerson
Timothy J Leary
Tufts Medical School
Suffolk County
LV. Richeson
Thomas V Richeson
Amherst
Dunbar
Linnell
Keene Returns Home After Eleven Months Abroad
James KR Keene the horseman arrives in New York from abroad aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II after an eleven month absence seven in hospital. He appears pale and weak and explains he could not attend races during his illness and recovery.
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New York
James KR Keene
Keene
Writer Frank Hotaling Dies In West Seventh Street Fire
Frank Hotaling, a New York magazine writer, was burned to death in an early morning blaze that consumed a West Seventh Street rooming house in Los Angeles. He reportedly returned to the room to rescue manuscripts after leaving it to escape, with the fire possibly started by an electile healing device.
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Frank Hotalling
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank Hotal Ing
New York
West Seventh Street
Hotalling
Hazing Second Case Reported at Naval Academy Colonnade
Special report from Annapolis on October investigations into two hazing incidents at the Naval Academy. Plebes W. D. Alexander and D. G. Watson faced forced stunts in Bancroft Hall with two women present. A board led by Commander C. B. McVay was appointed to gather evidence and report findings.
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Bancroft, Hall
Robert Alexander
Washington Post
Annapolis
Bancroft Hall
Naval Academy
Supt
Gibbons
C. B. McVay
Department of Discipline
W. D. Alexander
D. G Watson
Maj
Maryland National Guard
Alexander
Watson
Academy
Armory
Held as swindler R R Stein accused of postal fraud
Five months chase ends with the arrest of Robert R. Stein in Washington by post office inspectors Hal B. Mosby and James B. Robertson. They say Stein and his brother Ernest A Stein ran the American Estimating Company in Washington and tied to the Milwaukee Sheboygan Machine Company to defraud inventors seeking patent ideas. Stein faced multiple conspiracy charges in Washington Milwaukee and Newark and was held for U S Commissioner Anson Taylor.
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Post Office
Robert R. Stein
F Postoffice
Hal B. Mosby
James B. Robertson
Washington
Carter Keene
United States
Stein
Anson Taylor
Mobby
Milwaukee
Newark
N. J
Postoffice
Robertson
American Estimating Company
Sheepboyean Machine Company
Ernest A. Stein
Northwest
Brother
Sheboygan Machine Company
Robert R Stein
Giein
Mosby
Ernest A Stein
Shebogan Machine Company
United States District Court of
Millwa
Robert
Nisi
Essex Building
Inspector Mosby
Network
Homer A Bell
Bell
Arizona Names Ticket Dems to Seek Senate Seat
In Arizona the first state primary for officers and U S Senate nominees indicated Marcus A Smith and Eugene S Ives from Tucson will likely be the Democratic nominees for the Senate with Henry Ashhurst close behind Ives. Hunt and Weedin compete closely for governor while Mulford Winsor is seen as Democratic nominee for Congress. Wells leads the Republican gubernatorial contest. Young trails. Ralph Cameron and Noval A Smith are senatorial nominees with progressives scratching Hunt.
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United States Senate
Washington Post
Phoenix
Ariz
Otia
Arizona
Ajin
Congress
Marcus A Smith
Eugene S. Ives
Tucson
Henry Ashhurst
Ives
G. W. P. Hunt
Globe
Thomas F Weedin
Weedin
Mulford Winsor
W Wells
Prescott
George W Young
Wells
Young
Ralph Cameron
Territorial
Noval A. Smith
Bisbee
Hunt
Ecovention
Officer Sues Over Outgrowth of Divorce Suit
Capt J Thomas Hollinberger of the First precinct police station sues Dr J H Stone and Mrs Sarah A Schley for 25000 damages in the District Supreme Court. He alleges libel from an affidavit claiming he and Mrs Stone and Mrs Schley visited National Theater May 1 and a hotel room incident. He says the charges were unfounded and that Mrs Stone accused him of offering money to admit improper relations.
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District Supreme Court
J. Thomas Hollinberger
First Precinct
J. H. Stone
Sarah A. Schley
Mate
Capt. Holmberger
Frédenia
Kindness Wins 170000 Bequest From Widow of Judge Marsh
Helen Ameila Marsh of Hamden filed a will in New Haven probate court revealing a 110000 gift to Ernest W. Marlowe, a New York lawyer. Their bond began on a crowded Washington DC railroad trip when Marlowe offered Mrs Marsh a Pullman berth and later funded his Harvard College and law studies, shaping his career after he graduated in 1896.
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Washington Post
New Haven
Conn
Ernest W. Marlowe
New York City
Helen AmeHa Marsh
Hamden
New York
Harvard
Columbia
New York State
Jimmies Way to Altar in Wabash Marriage
In Wabash Indiana Mabel Blanche Baker year old responded to a William Bailey advertisement for a wife and entered his locked house by jimmied window. She baked pie to prove suitability and the couple married an hour later by Rev S D Colyer.
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Washington Post
Wabash
Ind
Mabel Blanche Baker
William Bailey
Bailey
D. Colyer
Unitarian Conference Pledges Support for Taft Arbitration Plan
Delegates at the twenty fourth annual Unitarian conference pledged support for Taft's arbitration treaties and to urge Senate ratification without change. Rev Edward Cummings and Rev W Gannett led talks on international peace, warning that failure would deepen hardship for millions and urging an international police force to enforce disarmament.
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Unitarian Churches of
Pene United States
Ald
Taft
Prescott Keyes
Concord
Mass
Memorial Continental Hall
Edward Cummings
Boston
Mess
Wlliam C. Gannett
Rochester
N. Y
Cummings
Europe
The
Hague
Gannett
Washington
War and Navy Departments
Pension Office
Horace Davis
San Francisco
Unitarian Church
Ulysses G. B. Pierce
al Souls’ Church
Lewis G. Wilson
W. Mr. Lawrance
Emma ©. Low
Brooklyn
Dudley Hays Ferrell
Brockston
Edgar 5. Wiers
Montclair
N. J
A. D. E. Shurtleff
Cyril H. Burdett
New York
A. Eliot
Meadville
Murdered Girl's Body Exhumed Inentic Injury Ordered
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Plot 10 Be Revealed Tomb Desecration Sequel
Charles Franklin, Philadelphia manager of a private detective agency, and Gilbert Perkins were recently convicted and sentenced in a federal trial over Black Hand threats to multimillionaire Charles H. Strong of Erie. Franklin and Perkins faced post office inspectors in Pittsburgh with further meetings planned, while the case involved desecration at Erie Cemetery and threats demanding $50,000. Franklin claimed a plot framed him and promised to name the guilty party.
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Pittsburgh
Charles Franklin
Philadelphia
Gilbert B. Perkins
Charles H. Strong
Erie
James T. Cortelyou
George V. Craighead
United States
Tor
Franklin
Franklin Floosely
Willem Scott
Strong
Perkins
United States Postal
Indianapolis
Hiie
Thomas J. Dempsey
Charles Miller
Postoffice
Spector
Beattie Visits Governor in Bid to Save Son
Henry C. Beattie Jr, father of a wife killer slated for the electric chair on November 24, met with Gov. Mann’s secretary in Richmond. He sought clemency by petition, but Secretary Owen deferred to the proper process, noting sympathy for the bereaved father. The petition would go to the governor, then back to Judge Walter A. Watson for action.
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Washington
Richmond
Henry C. Beattie, Jr
Mann
Owen
Walter A. Watson
Chesterfield County
Begitie
Record of betting odds in Philadelphia event
Fragmentary OCR notes show betting odds and a Philadelphia reference with a New York element and a score-like figure. lacks clear event, participants, or outcome.
Game Today at Polo Grounds in New York
Baseball game today at the Polo Grounds New York scheduled for 2 o'clock. Philadelphia batteries Piznk or Coombe and Thomsas while New York pitches Marquard or Ames and Myers.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Philadelphia
Piznk
Coombe
Thomsas
Marquard
Ames and Myers
Giants Fall In World Series Clash As Athletics Win 4-2
Philadelphia report describes a decisive Athletics victory over the Giants by 4 to 2. Mathewson faltered after a strong start as the A's offense surged with tenacious base hits, revealing the series’ stronger team. Mack’s squad showed collective depth, resisting individual missteps and sealing the win.
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AB. R
E. Lord
A. Devore
Doyle
Seer Nee Murray
Tee Merkle
Herzog
Fletcher
Bee Myers
Seem
Mathewson
Se Wiltse
Becker
aBecker
Jae Ma
Murphy
Baker
Davis
Barry
Myers
Merkle
Wiltse
Bet
New York
Philadelphia
Om Basle
Bender
Hy Hender
Brute
Dineen
Kiem
Geld
Brennan
Rinht
Comnolly
Giants
Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Mack
McGraw
Matty
Mack « Ang
Oldring
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Mrs. Schley
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William B. Moulton
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Woman's Alliance
All Souls’ Church
C F. Thwing
Wwestern Reserve University
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Ohio
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Brooklyn Institute
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