France Waiting for Roy Extradition Case in Newington
Paris reports no official notification of the Newington murder case involving Paul Roy and Glacia Calla. State officials in New Hampshire seek extradition documents through diplomatic channels, with France jurists to handle any proceedings.
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Paul Roy
Paris
Newington
N. H
Glacia Calla
Roy
United States
France
Washington
George A. Carkins
Weather Forecast From High Pressure Ridge
A lone high pressure system extends from Alameda to Michigra producing pleasant temperatures with low readings in central and eastern sections. Temperatures fall and northern areas see cooler conditions as the ridge influences the ake region.
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Alatamea
Miehigre
Atie
Ake
Attempt on Shah of Persia Leaves Three Dead In Bomb Attack
In Teheran two bombs were hurled at the Shah’s procession. One exploded midair, the other near his automobile, killing three outriders and wounding the chauffeur and several bystanders. The Shah escaped, riding in a rear carriage, while troops surrounded the house from which the bombs were thrown. No arrests were made.
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Teheran
Persia
Died aged 81 in Bridgeport founder of Eaton, Cole & Burnham
Edward G. Burnham died at 81 after complications from grip. He founded Eaton, Cole & Burnham and was among the wealthiest in Bridgeport. Survived by a son and two daughters.
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Bridgeport
Edward G. Burnham
Eaton, Cole & Burnham
Pastors and Robbers Stir Multiple U.S. Cities
A New York report notes Thomas Craven killed a man during a botched saloon robbery and hid the body. In Elsberry Missouri Rev Clyde Gow was jailed amid a death inquiry tied to Elizabeth Gleason. Springfield Massachusetts saw meat market owner Clark Lillibridge shot dead, while Chicago features Dr C Volini facing death threats amid anti clerical tensions.
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Springfield
Mass
Clark Lillibridge
Lillibridge
Lillbridge
Wallingford
Conn
Cruiser Chester Starts Standardization Trial
Rockland Me February 28 the scout cruiser Chester built by Bath Iron Works left its anchorage to begin official standardization trials on the Rockland mile course. Clear weather with a light westerly wind allowed runs at varying speeds to determine revolutions per minute needed for target speeds. The Chester uses Parsons Westinghouse turbine engines, a first for the American navy, while Birmingham and Salem follow different propulsion. Trials compare motive power with a contract speed of 24 knots, with Birmingham to try March 11 and Salem likely in April.
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Rockland
Chester
Bath Iron Works
Rockland Mile
Birmingham
Salem
Westinghouse
Starrs Search Race Across Asia For Unknown White Races
Professor Frederick Starr of the University of Chicago sails for the Far East to seek an elusive Caucasian race said to exist in the Philippines and possibly among the Lolos in inland China. He plans to record languages with graphophones and may venture further, carrying no firearms.
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Chicago
Frederick Starr
University of Chicago
Far East
Philippines
China
Starr
Flo
Bomb attempt on Broad street block shocks Central Falls
An eight inch stick of dynamite was found on the floor of Joseph Landry’s hardware store in Broad street after an attempted blast overnight. One window opened, fuse lit but extinguished before the spark reached the cap. Four residents slept above. no clues or motive identified. Nearby, Gloucester, Maryland and Edison updates follow.
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Central Falls
R. 1
Broad Street
Joseph Landry
Captain Hansen Leaves French Car for American Car
Captain Hans Hansen, a member of the crew of French car No 1 in the New York to Paris auto race, announced he would not continue with the French car after last month. It is intimated he will join the American car crew for the remainder of the journey.
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Chicago
Rep
Hans Hansen
New York
Paris
Bulgarian Prince Ferdinand weds Caroline Gasparine Louine
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria married Caroline Gasparine Louine of Reuss in Coburg Germany today. After the ceremony the wedding party traveled to Gera, seat of the younger branch of the Reuss family.
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Coburg
Germany
Prince Ferdinand of
Bulgaria
Caroline Gasparine Louine
Reuss
Gera
Cremation of Yale Professor Bourne Ends Quiet Funeral
The body of Professor Edward Gaylord Bourne of Yale Universitys history department was cremated at Fresh Pond Long Island following the prior cremation of Professor Seymour. The ashes were brought to New Haven for burial services conducted by Rev Anson Phelps Stokes and Rev Mr Hayne. Interment followed at Grove Street Cemetery.
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Gev
Edward Gaylord Bourne
History Department
Yale
Seymour
Fresh Pond
Long Island
Bourne
Anson Phelps Stokes
Hayne
Grove Street Cemetery
Boni Finds New Excavations at Forum Ride in Rome
Rome representative reports Italian archaeologist Signor Giacomo Boni opened new excavations at the forum last Saturday. King and American author William Dean Howells attended with other guests as Boni showcased ruins near the arch of Titus. The king praised the discovery and the temple of Jupiter Stator’s remains.
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Rep
Ning
Victor Em Manuel
Forum
Signor Giacomo Boni
William Dean Howells
Signor Boni
Weather drop and tuberculosis ward plans in city news
A sharp temperature fall is noted with reports that predictions miss the mark. Plans for a Brookside tuberculosis ward on the third floor aim to treat about twenty at a time, with improved infection control once finished. Also covered are Farino-related police interactions, a hospital update on Martone, and club and school events at St Marys and Creeley High School.
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Brookside
Charity Commissioners
Health Department
Antonio Farino
Polie
Farino
Mulcahy Memorial
St Thomas's
St Mary's
Creeley High School
Leavenworth Hall
Gallpeau
Margaret
Train Collision Kills Pauley Couple Near Transfer
Frank Pauley aged 30 and his wife were killed instantly when a horse-drawn carriage they rode in was struck by a train on a grade crossing of the Erie railroad near Transfer during a snow storm. Benjamin Eckenroode, a friend, was likely fatally injured in the same accident.
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Greenvine
Frank Pauley
Benjamin Eckenroode
Transfer
Here
Erie
Mills Resume Full Time at Exeter Mills in New Hampshire
Exeter Manufacturing Co announces full time operation resumes starting Monday after five weeks of a four day week. About 400 workers are affected as the cotton mills return to full schedules in Exeter, New Hampshire.
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N. H
Sodogn
Coton Mills
Exeter Manufacturing Co Today
Chamberlain Visits Riviera and London for Months
Joseph Chamberlain and Mrs Chamberlain depart for the Riviera and London, health improving slowly. The Democrat magazine offers a large advance subscription promo for three monthly magazines, Spare Moments, Dressmaking at Home, and Mothers Magazine, at rates under 2 cents a day with advance payment options.
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Riviera
London
Joseph — Chamberlain
Mrs Chamberlain
Londay
Mr Chamberlain
the Democrat
Evening Democrat
Mothers
Bradley Seemingly Elected to U S Senate in Kentucky
In a joint session in Frankfort Kentucky on the informal vote tally Bradley appears elected to the United States Senate. Four Democrats joined sixty Republicans in voting for Bradley and indicated they would not change their votes on any new roll call, signaling Bradley’s likely victory as a Republican candidate.
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Frankfort Ky
Bradley
United States Senate
Republic
Appointed at Yale as History Professor Max Farrand
New York Feb 28 announces by Secretary Anson Phelps Stokes Yale that Max Farrand has been appointed professor of history in Yale College. Farrand, then teaching at Leland Stanford, is Princeton graduate who studied in Europe and later taught at Wesleyan. He will assume his Yale duties next fall.
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Anson Phelps Stokes
Yale
Max Farrand
Yale College
Farand
Leland Stanford, Jr
University of California
East
Farrand
Princeton
Europe
Wessleyan
Prison for life in second degree plea in Bridgeport
Lukos Kuslinski pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree after withdrawing a prior guilty plea to first degree murder for the August shooting death of Miss Lydia Mallett in Trumbull. State Attorney Judson consented. court sentenced him to life in state prison. Yale Forest School held commencement with 32 graduates addressed by Hadley, Pinchot, and Greeley. class to depart for field work in Coosa County, Alabama.
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Lukos Kuslinski
Lydia Mallett
Trumbull
Judson
Yale Forest School
New Haven
Hadley
Gifford Pinchot
National Forester
W. B. Greeley
The
Forest
Claus
Coosa County
Alabama
Foreigners narrowly escape death in boarding house gas incident
Two foreigners nearly died from accidental asphyxiation in a boarding house at 185 East Main Street. One was revived, the other remained unconscious at noon. It is believed they did not shut the gas off completely. The tenant vacancy ad appeared in the Democrat.
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