Divorce Delayed by Judge Over Postdivorce Coexistence
Mrs. Alfie W. Rogers told the court she lived with Leo L. Rogers for five days after a divorce libel was filed. Judge Dubuque halted proceedings saying a new libel must be filed for resumed action. The case paused as lawyers discussed service for a new libel and possible continued proceedings with consent.
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Alfie W. Rogers
Leo L. Rogers
Rogers
Donahue
George F. Fox
Cohen
Washington, D. C
Boston
Atlantic Avenue
Sullivan
Parker House
Hotel Plaza
Columbus Avenue
Overcome in Natick Lockup Rescue at Town Lockup
Natick March 31 John Donovan 40 of East Woburn was rescued early this evening from a deadly blaze in the town lockup where he had been confined for drunkenness since midday.
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Natick
John Donovan
East Woburn
Four Bandits Bind Bank Teller and Get 5000 Dollars
Four men entered the Hays National Bank near Pittsburg at the Hays location, bound teller Charles Ball with ropes, dragged him to a corner, opened the vault and stole about 5000 dollars in gold, then fled in a waiting taxicab before Ball could summon help.
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Pittsburg
Hays National Bank
Hays
Charles Ball
Prisoner Ignites Blanket With Pipe In Cell Fire
John F. Neary noticed smoke from a cell and found Donovan unconscious on a cot after a blanket caught fire from a lit pipe. Neary and Chief Evans freed him, a doctor revived him with a palmotor, and he was taken to Morse Hospital in serious condition. The fire was confined to the cell and started by sparks from the pipe.
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John F. Neary
Donovan
Evans
Morse
Dolly Dip Page Preview Promises Music Verse and Pictures
The Sunday Post teaser invites readers to enjoy music verse and pictures on the Dolly Dip Page next Sunday, noting there is content not to be missed.
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Next Sunday Post
Suffragists Favor Modifying Marriage Laws
Boston leaders press for greater protection of women in family life and support, sparking debate on extending rights to childrearing and home duties. Miss Mabel E. Willard suggests removing women’s street car seating customs as part of broader reform.
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Boston
Charles E. Burbank
Mabel E. Willard
Paris
Dudley Memorial Gate to Be Dedicated in June
The Dudley memorial gate and clock tower at Harvard will be dedicated during the June commencement. Miss Caroline Phelps Stokes funded the gate to honor Governor Thomas Dudley of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, with foundations laid in Harvard Yard facing Quincy Street.
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Dudley Memorial
Harvard
Harvard Yard
Quincy Street
Caroline Phelps Stokes
Thomas Dudley
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Heat and Cold End Hiccups Cure Claim From Malden Man
Fred W. Milliken of 7 Lawrence Street Malden says he cured persistent hiccups with a two part method. He used ice packs on his head and stomach followed by melting ice cream and cracked ice then shifted to hot bandages and hot brandy and water for relief.
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Fred W. Milliken
Lawrence Street
Malden
Milliken
March records drought with longest dry spell in 45 years
The March just passed had the lowest humidity and most sunshine in 45 years of records at the weather bureau. No measurable rain or snow fell since February 25, making 84 days of dryness and likely extending as no precipitation is in sight.
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Drouth
Weather Bureau
Federal
Protestant Church Sermons and Meetings Report
The Noonday sermon at King's Chapel was given by Rev Samuel R Maxwell of the Second Unitarian Church Boston. Rev Augustus M Lord of Providence preached the 5 50 sermon. Dean Rousmaniere led the noonday service at St Pauls Cathedral. Rev Hughell Fosbroke conducted the 1 10 pm service. Tomorrow a three hour service from 12 to 3. Rev Hubert Herring of the National Congregational Council of America preached to men at Maverick Church East Boston on The Challenge of Today. The Boston Baptist Social Union holds its 493rd meeting in Ford Hall next Monday with Rev Kerr Boyce Tupper as principal speaker The Man With a Message.
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Samuel R. Maxwell
Second Unitarian Church of
Boston
King's Chapel
Augustus M. Lord of
Providence
Dean Rousmaniere
St. Paul's Cathedral
Hughell Fosbroke
D. D
Hubert Herring
National Congregational Council of America
Maverick Church
East
Boston Baptist Social Union
Ford Hall
Kerr Boyce Tupper
LL. D
Old Grimes Horse Shows Signs Of Recovery
There was joy in the equine family yesterday as Angell Memorial Hospital of the MS PCA announced old Grimes the large chestnut truck horse is resting comfortably and coming along in fine shape after his Tuesday operation.
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Angell Memorial Hospital
Grimes
New Haven Bill Signed Expands Rail Powers
Providence March 31 Announcement that Governor Beeckman signed the bill granting the New York New Haven Hartford railroad powers for financing and extending the Southern New England railway completion deadline from July 1 1915 to July 1 1917 in Rhode Island a Grand Trunk subsidiary.
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Providence
Beeckman
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Rhode Island
Southern New England Railway
Grand Trunk
Man Killed Walking on Tracks in Fall River
A man was struck and killed by a train on Waller Road in Fall River while walking along the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad tracks. The incident occurred this afternoon as the Boston loaded train was due at 2 07.
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Fall River
Waller Road
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Boston
Man Dies in Three-Alarm North End Fire
A man perished in a three-alarm blaze that began on the building’s third floor at 3809 211 North Street and 280 284 Commercial Street in the North End. The fire threatened to spread through nearby tenements and stores along North Clark Commercial and Fleet streets.
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North Street
Commercial Street
North
Clark
Commercial
Fleet Streets
Fire destroys upper floor. victim died at relief station
Firefighters from Ladder 17 found a man in his seventies unconscious amid thick smoke on the top floor above the blaze at the A.5 Campbell Company. He died at Haymarket Relief Station. Weathered by wind, flames spread from third floor to nearby tenements as crews battled the fire and contained it to the origin floor. The victim remained unidentified early this morning. he was about 5 ft 7 in, 150 lb, with a gray beard.
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Ladder 17
Haymarket Square
A.5. Campbell Company
North Street
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Leo Ll. Rogers
Natick Lock-Up
King
The
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Saturday Evening Post
Germany
Dalhousie
David Gray
Russia
Mary Isabel Brush
Blue Motors
Edgar Franklin
America
Emerson Hough
Billy Fortune
William R.lighton
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Will Payne
Joseph Hergesheimer
Eugene Manlove Rhodes
George Pattullo
Enos A. Mills
J. C. Leyendecker
Curtis Publishing Company
Independence Square
Philadelphia
Miss Willard
Alice Stone Blackwell
Emma J. Hutchins
Albert Walton
Bristol County
Suffrage
Dudley
Dudley Memorial Gate
Ando
Harvard’s
New Gate
Harvard College Yard
New Haven
North End
St. Blaze
Meyer Jonasson & Co
Tremont and Boylston Sts
New York
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