Marlborough Suit Awards 12500 Dollar Jointure
London April 3 The chancery division of the High Court of Justice ruled for Lady William Beresford formerly Duchess of Marlborough in her suit against the Duke of Marlborough to recover the jointure of 12500 dollars granted by the eighth Duke to his former wife.
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William Beresford
Duchess of Marlborough
London
Chancery Division
High Court of Justice
Duke of Marlborough
Chancery Court
Quincy Meets Denials Over Faxon Smoking Charge Allegations
Henry H Faxon claims widespread cigarette use and vice in Quincy youth. Police Chief Ripley and Superintendent Lull deny the charges saying the town is clean and officers are doing their duty. A reporter canvasses citizens while several call the allegations groundless.
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Quincy
Henry H. Faxon
Mr. Faxon
Post
Ripley
Henry W. Lull
Girl in Toys Annie Parker of Lynn Charged With Forgery
Lynn April 8 Anna E Parker formerly a lawyer's clerk was arrested on forgery charges. She allegedly forged names on notes totaling about 00 and negotiated them with lenders in the city. One note for 350 bears the name Anh Shewer. other notes carry the name Mrs Thomas Carey. Parker, about 20, will have a hearing tomorrow morning.
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Lynn
Anna BE. Parker
Anh Shewer
Thomas Carey
Jewett's Sentence Delayed as DA Seeks Rehearing
District Attorney Boyd B. Jones asked the United States Circuit Court of Appeals to send down its mandate in the Tes v. Ham case, signaling an intent to petition for a rehearing after recent overruling of a motion. Jones later withdrew the motion.
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Boyd B. Jones
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Wactaine
Tes
Ham J
Oie Bat Ney
Jewett
Jones
Hurled Stones Victim Sullivan Attacked in South Boston
Patrick Sullivan a 52 year old laborer was assaulted at the corner of A and Second streets South Boston last evening at 630 pm. Stones struck him on the forehead knocking him down and his assailants fled. He received four stitches and went to Emergency Hospital. Sullivan lives at 228 Second street.
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South Boston
Patrick Sullivan
Second Streets
South
Boston
Sullivan
Second Street
Arrest Report: Inspector Seizes Man for Perjury
Police arrest John Payne alias Aype also known as John J Payne, 38, at 19 Bowdon Street on perjury charges. Accused allegedly swore he owned property at 44 Edgewood Street with a mortgage not recorded, tied to Emma Ryan case and taxed for that period.
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Arr
Johnayne
Aype
John Jayne
Bowdon Breet
Deeec
Ford
Emma Ryan
Lost mare prompts search by Eastonville livery owner
Eugene Mead of a livery stable at Broadway and Franklin in Eastomville reports his black mare and ceremen missing after a man named J Blaney lent a horse. Officials and residents aided in the search but the animal remains unrecovered.
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Eugene Mead
Broadway
Franklin Street
Parade details and staff roles in the White Regiment event
The note outlines parade plans with key figures like John Livan and staff assignments within the White Regiment. It mentions a march date in the autumn and lists several officers and aides, indicating organizational structure and duties for the event.
Bank of England Election Names Steuart Glaatt Governor
Inril a aoe at Ceeted Bank of angland Steuart Glaatt elected Governors.
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Bank OF England
Rila Aoe
Ceeted Bank of Angland
Nat Ooauee
Ae Steuart Glaatt
Quincy Chief Ridley Defends City Police Force
Police chief Ridley of Quincy dismisses Henry Faxon’s charges as unfounded. He says vice is not widespread and praises the quality of the current police force.
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Henry Faxon
Quincy
Ripley
Quincy Officials Debunk Tobacco Abuse Claims
The city school superintendent asserts few violations by boys in tobacco use after securing convictions for selling to youths. A Board of Health member, Dr. Charles W. Garey, calls the accusations nonsense and praises the city as exceptionally clean and free from vice.
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Charles W. Garey
Board of Health
Quincy
Clever thief caught by reserve officer in clothing theft spree
Reserve Officer Edward A. Ryan of Division 5 captured an elderly man described as wearing an A R button. George W. Rollins, 59, confessed after identification by lodging house keepers. The suspect sold a watch in a Washington street jewelry store and faces Municipal Criminal Court arraignment.
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Edward A. Ryan
Division 5
Ryan
Ian
Station 5
Northampton Street
George W. Rolling
Pike
Rollins Street
C. E. Pierce
Francis Miller
West Boringfield Street
Lottie M. Aylot
Rollins
West Springfield Street
Washington Street
Municipal Criminal Court
No Sapho Street Sale Stopped by Police Chief
The Police Commission chairman said the street sale of Sapho has been halted while bookstore sales remain unaffected. He argued the move prevents insult to passersby from boys selling the book in public. The Watch and Ward Society associate noted no plan to oppose book sales in stores.
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Peruna
Fountain Head
Peruna Medicine Company
Columbus
Ohio
Mr. Faxon
Ark
The
Police Commission
Copan Fo
Eair
Chase
Watch and Ward Society
Boston
Dowager Dead at Aberdet Manor After Tragic Twist
Unclear OCR reveals a widow noted in Aberdet with a mention of Jerviswoode. The fragment hints at a death linked to a local estate and possible intrigue surrounding the deceased’s family.
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Eeriees
Eee
Aberdet
Asotke
Jerviswoode
Theatrical Notes On Boston Scene And Openings
Theatrical matters note a Boston revival of amor before weeks, Dan Daly to define golf in a Columbia appearance, Marie Celeste in The Runaway Girl at the Prescott, Norumbega Park opening, and two New York plays A Man and His Wife and The Bugle Call. Marie Celeste, Jessie Millward, Charlotte Hunt, and Langtry appear. Malden Auditorium preview. J Paul sailing. Zaza and An American Beauty troupe touring. The Degenerates with Langtry to Ohio and Michigan amid controversy. Pauline Hall returns as Erminie with Francis Wilson.
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Boston
Columbia
Dan Daly
Marie Celeste
Premont
Caereee Y
Mary
Miss Celeste
Norumbega Park
Wen
Empireentre
New York
Illiam Faversham
Joseph Keelock, Jr
Jessie Millward
Charlotte Hunt
Bowdoin Square Company
Asheville
Malden Auditorium
J. Paul
Ja. Carter
Zaza
George
Edna May
Hollis
Pauline Hall
Erminie
Francis Wilson
Boston Stage Notes A Busy Week of Shows and Stars
The city theater scene features Miss Hobbs at the Hollis with Annie Russell, The Runaway Girl at Tremont, Mam the Columba’s Mam selle Awkins, and Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde at Grand Opera House. Patrons enjoy daily matinees at Square with The Bell Alarm, Coralie Dressmakers at Park Theatre, and The Only Way at Museum of Havent. Della Fox, Marie Dressler, James Thornton headline Boston Theatre vaudeville, plus Emille D Arville debuting in Keith's.
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Miss Hobbs
Hollis
Annie Russell
Boston
Tremont
Mam’selle ’Awkins
Columbia Theatre
Grand Opera House
Thomas Bea
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Yde
Whoi Square
Coralie
e@ Park heatre
Henry Miller
Museum
Eavent
Stewart Sisters
The
Howard
Della Fox
Marie Dressler
James Thornton
Emille D’arville
Paing
Keith
Ehgran- Gall
Austin & E'S
Six Little Tailors Offer Stylish Spring Suits
A Boston spectator touts the Six Little Tailors for best patterns and fit with a guarantee of one car or money refunded. Suits priced at 15.50 and covert silkened coats at 20, with order deadlines and samples from 411-413-415 Washington Street.
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Boston
Xttle
Washington Street
Cincinnati University seeks faculty recruits at Adams House
President Henry Ayers of the University of Cincinnati visits Adams House aiming to fill vacant professorships with top graduates from the Institute of Technology and Lawrence Scientific School. The university lists 1366 students, and Taft and Harmon are noted figures connected to the local academic scene.
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Henry Ayers
University of Cincinnati
Adams House
Wis University
Taft
Philippine Commission
Justice Harmon
Ayers
Universit
Institute of Technology
Ind Wrence Scientific School
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Procter & Ganele CO
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Lulle
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Elk
Genessee County
Mich
J. H. Bankhead
Alabama
House of Representatives
Washington, D.C
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Elk, Michigan
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Victor
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Dressler
Bonnie Thornton
Carmen Sisters
Quige, Rorgan
Otto Mans
Tremont Theatre
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Man O'Thomas
Shea
John Cohen
Jet
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Keith’s
Camille D’arville
Esra Kendall
Little Fred
Mrs. Sidman
Carlisle Indian Band
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John Lancaster and Company
Hi. G. Spaulding
Aulding of
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Oink Ham
Reiair
Boston Museum
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Hollis Raxitram.ae
Lisboa Tinenk Aue
Charles Frohman
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Columbia Promenade de Luxe
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Mats
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Alfred E. Aarons
Musical Comedy Co
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