Pretty Girls Blame Fickleness in Elopement Tales
In Middleboro and Augusta the courts hear cases where women accuse former lovers and husbands of fickleness and betrayal. A Maine trial covers a murder tied to jealous affection as witnesses recount blueberrying outings and ham mock scenes linked to Alice Cooper and Charles Northy in a high tension case.
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Augusta
Alice F. Cooper
Charles D. Northy, Jr
Marion Carey
Northy
Eliza Cooper
Somerville
Edwin J. Cooper
Cooper
Charley Northy
J. Gilbert Morang
Chelsea
Martha C. Bryant
Mrs. Cooper
A. E. Moody
Suit Stirs Lawrence. City Physician Attacked in Breach Case
The property of City Physician George L. Black was attached for 20000 by Miss Helen K. Stanley alleging breach of promise of marriage. Mayor Kane suspended Black pending an investigation of charges by Superintendent James J. Stanley, who is Miss Stanley’s father. The writ follows Board of Aldermen charges of conduct unbecoming a city official and physician.
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Dan Cupid
George L. Black
Lawrence
Helen K. Stanley
Poor Department
J. J. Stanley
Black
Kane
Catherine W. Dizer
Waltham
Charles D. Phelps
Waltham Watch Company
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Middleboro
Stanley
Open Shop Pact Repudiated by George Lownsbro in 1906
Notice states George Lownsbro repudiates a March 30 1906 agreement with Elijah M Spears William Younie Mark Bennett Lewis Coffin John Thompson James Bennett and Oscar Johnson. He did not intend an antagonistic open shop stance and remains aligned with the Carriage Manufacturers Association of Boston. Witness dated April 3 1906.
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A. D
George Lownsbro
Elijah M. Spears
William Younie
Mark Bennett
Lewis Coffin
John Thompson
James Bennett
Oscar Johnson
Lownsbro
The
Employers’ Association of
Boston
Mass
Clergy Welcome New Archbishop in Boston Cathedral Crowd
Thousands of priests and laypeople fill Boston Cathedral for the reception of Coadjutor Archbishop O Connell. The event marks a rare display of ecclesiastical unity as attendees from afar witness the honored churchman’s ascent to a wider role.
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O’connell
Boston
Constance
Holy See
Harvard Football in Fall Under New Rules
Harvard athletic committee clarifies stance on football under revised rules. Recommendation favors playing during the 1906 season, with committee stating the changes provide a satisfactory game.
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Harvard
Harvard Athletic Committee
Duel Ends With Shooting In Woods Near East Sumner
Eu gene Bryant about 45 is shot dead in a wood chop camp near East Sumner Maine. Henry W Farrington about 60 claims self defense after firing a shotgun blast that killed Bryant. A revolver is found in Bryant’s hand and Farrington is taken into custody after deputies arrive.
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East Sumner
Eugene Bryant
Henry W. Farrington
Farrington
Bryant
E. P. Russell
Buckfield
S. C. Withington
Withington
Harvard Committee Sanctions Football as Intercollegiate Sport
The Harvard athletic committee announces it sanctions football as an intercollegiate sport for the 1906 season. It says the rules provide assurance a satisfactory game can be played and urges cooperation with other universities to test and exemplify the new guidelines.
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Harvard Athletic Committee
Board of Overseers
Harvard
Should Tucker's Sentence Be Commuted
The Boston Post invites brief letters to Editor Tucker Discussion weighing whether Tucker's sentence should be commuted. Readers may send concise, pointed communications as evidence of good faith. names and addresses need not be published.
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Post
Tucker Discussion
Boston Post
Boston, Mass
Police Bill in Senate Today
The Guild police and excise bill makes its first Senate appearance with no debate as it moves to engrossment in the House. An amendment to public records of new boards and another to empower the Mayor and City Council to increase the force were defeated. Senator Prentiss Cummings of Brookline opposes the bill and will fight it at its successive stages.
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Senate
Guild Police and Excise
March Bennett
Boston
John Conway
Ward 28
John Quinn
Ward 7
Prentiss Cummings
Brookline
Cummings
Weather Outlook For Boston And Nearby Areas
Fair and warmer conditions expected in Boston and vicinity with a gradual warming on Wednesday. Southerly to westerly winds prevail, with lighter south winds in Eastern New York and New England as the week continues.
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Boston
New York
New England
Yesterday's Weather and Pleasant Day Reflections
A brief nostalgic verse praising yesterday's fine weather. The speaker muses on coal costs of ice, garden seeds, robins, and a fashion note about peekaboo shirt waists, invoking the weather man in a lyrical reflection.
Tenney Team Defeats Danville 5-1 in Regular Season
Yannigans fall as Tenney squad tops Danville 5-1. Fr John’s Medicine ad copy quotes Colonel Miles praising reviving strength after heavy exertion. Olympic athletes head for Athens featured in the same page segment as an athletic scoreboard note.
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Athen Fee
Yannigans
Tenney
Danville
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Archbishop Williams
Lawrence and
Ned
John Drake
South Windsor
Leigh
Henry Cooper
Ed Cooper
William H O'Connell
Archbishop O'Connell
Miss Stanley
GEO. Lownsbro
Washington Street
MR. F.N. Bemis
Cassack
Surplice
Throng
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Oxford
West Street
Maine
Tucker
Washington
Rome
Fr. John
Miles
Washington, D. C
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