Many Tired of Married Life Parade in Divorce Court
In Fast Cambridge court yesterday, Charles Swift of Somerville said his wife moved to her mother’s home and refused to admit him. Decree nisi. James Franklin of South Framingham, married in Worcester in 1896 at 17, admitted leaving his wife for a Maine hunting trip and denying spying on her. both libels dismissed. Several other divorces were heard: Alfred Niles accused of cruelty, Sadie Sullivan described desertion, John Stiles charged with neglect, and more. multiple decrees nisi granted, some with custody considerations.
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Cambridge
Charles 8. Swift
Somerville
James B. Franklin
South Framingham
Worcester
Emma Franklin
Maine
Gertrude E. Niles
Alfred
Sadie Sullivan
Saugus
South End
Ralph Rice
Minnie C. Taylor
Walter E
Carrie L. Wheeler
Watertown
Addie F. Shipley
Frank B. Shipley
Celebration Marks Twelfth Anniversary Of Lynn M C O F
Lynn April 8 Lyceum Hall West Lynn hosted the twelfth anniversary celebration of the George Washington Court M C O F. The event featured hall decorations and an exhibition degree movement by the George Washington Court degree staff. Guests included Timothy B Reardon H V R Major ym J Leonard H S T and Daniel E Murphy H V R along with officers from other local courts.
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Lynn
Lyceum Hall
West Lynn
George Washington Court
Timothy
B. Reardon
Ym J. Leonard
Daniel E. Murphy
James Cotter
William J. O'Neil
Michael J. Casey
John B. McCarthy
Edward W. Shannahan
James McCabe
Daniel Dunn
Patrick J. Sullivan
James J. Sullivan
Patrick J. Connell
James Burns
Michael T. Regan
John H. Welch
John H. Denahy
Boston G A R encampment drive seeks 50000 fund
Boston public appeal seeks a 50000 guarantee for the national G A R encampment to open August 15. The finance committee under Col Edward H Haskell asks Commonwealth 50000 city 25000. excess to charity. A long list of city leaders and sponsors coordinates parade reception prizes accommodations and related duties.
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New Forth
Edward H. Haskell
Boston
Commonwealth
City
Finance Committee
George H. Innis
Silas A. Barton
Dwight C. Judd
Lucius Field
FE. T. Harwell
Wilfred A. Wetherbee
William M. Olin
Charles FH. Baker
W. W. Blackmar
J. Payson Bradley
Peter D. Smith
George W. Creasey
John BE. Gilman
Eli W. Hall
Charles D. Nash
A. M Stickney
C. N. Wallace
C. S. Clarke
A. B. R. Sprague
Joseph W. Thayer
Royal Arcanum Club Banquet at Vendome
The Royal Arcanum Club of Massachusetts held a complimentary banquet for the executive committee of the supreme council last evening at the Vendome Hotel. Daniel R. Beckford Jr. presided as club president, Henry Goodwin acted as toastmaster, and about 125 members attended. Speakers included A. S. Robinson, R. Perdy Bush, H. C. Wiggins, Herbert Parker, Robert Van Sands, and Joseph A. Langfitt in various leadership roles.
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Royal Arcanum Club
Massachusetts
Supreme Council
Hotel Vendome
Daniel R. Beckford, Jr
Henry Goodwin
Crawford House
A. S. Robinson
St. Louis
R. Perdy Bush
H. C. Wiggins
Rome
N. Y
Herbert Parker
Robert van Sands
Chicago
Ill
Joseph A. Langfitt
Pittsburg
Penn
Two Arrests Over Three Sides of Leather
Robert Sullivan of 190 Silver Street and Edward Precino of 14 Genesee Street were arrested after leather owned by the American Hide and Leather Company was found. Sullivan faces theft charges while Precino is charged with receiving stolen goods. Both were given a night’s lodging at Station 4 on Lagrange Street.
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American Hide and Leather Company
Robert Sullivan
Silver Street
Edward Precino
Genesee Street
Station 4
Lagrange Street
Sullivan
Precino
Olney’s arbitration stance denounced as page in Atlantic
Edward F. McSweeney says a circulated Atlantic Monthly piece misrepresents Richard Olney. He notes Olney as Secretary of State forced Britain to arbitrate the Venezuela dispute and did not advocate a British alliance. McSweeney credits Olney for a major diplomatic triumph and defends his record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Olney
England
Edward F. McSweeney
Olney
McSweeney
Post
Atlantic Monthly
Great Britain
United States
Mr. Olney
Lord Salisbury
Venezuela
British Guiana
Oley
Most Largely Attended Division 28 Social in Town Hall
An estimated 800 people attended the Division 28 eighth anniversary social at Town Hall last evening. Delegations came from Lynn Salem Chelsea Malden and Boston. A 9 pm concert preceded dancing until 3 am with James J. Reardon directing the floor. reception chaired by D C Finlay James McGlynn William Noonan Cornelius Cronin and M O’Donnell. arrangements by Michael Phair J J Sullivan P J Sullivan J Crowley R W Harding James Matthews Jere Reardon W Finlay John P Dowd M O’Donnell P F Reardon F E Richards T Donegan and John Behan.
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Division 28
Revere A. O. H
Lynn
Salem
Chelsea
Malden
Boston
James J. Reardon
M. O'Donnell
No report in Dexter case discussed by grand jury
Dedham April 8 The death by shooting of Parker Dexter at his home in Randolph on March 27 was not mentioned in the report returned today by the Norfolk county grand jury. District Attorney A P French said there was nothing to be made public at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Parker Dexter
Randolph
Norfolk County Grand Jury
A. P. French
Goodman Phillips Acquitted of Perjury in Chinese Cases
Goodman Phillips was found not guilty by a jury in the United States Circuit Court after a seven hour deliberation. The trial concerned subornation of perjury in the recent Chinese cases.
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Goodman Phillips
United States
Circuit Court
Garment Workers in New York Vote to Strike
New York April 8 It was announced last night that 25 000 garment workers would strike on May 1 in protest against the open shop proposal. The plan has been adopted by employers in the garment trade across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Health Boosts
An early 20th century testimonial from Tunbridge Vermont praises Paine's Celery Compound as a spring remedy that purifies the blood, strengthens nerves, and restores vitality. A bedridden patient recovering from pneumonia and knee trouble credits the remedy with improvements after several bottles.
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Paine
Tunbridge
Cure the Real Cause Not Symptoms Say Paine’s Celery Compound
A historical testimonial promotes Paine’s Celery Compound as a cure addressing the inner nerves and root causes of disease. Prof Edward E Phelps calls the remedy a real cure while a patient named Anna C Ballou credits it with restoring strength after grippe and nervousness, noting ongoing recovery.
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Edward E. Phelps
Dartmouth University
Paine
Anna C. Ballou
Diverse Religious Classes and Sermons Across Boston Churches
Sunday services fill multiple churchs across Boston with extensive programs. Bible schools, sermons by Rev. Durkee, Henson, Rowley, and Cross, plus choir performances and special music. Spiritualist, Christadelphian, and Universalist events accompany regular worship at Berkely Temple, Tremont Temple, and several Baptist and Congregational churches.
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South Baptist Bible School
Fourth
L_ streets
South Boston
First Free Baptist Church
Warren Street
Ores Holborn
Roxbury
J. Stanley Durkee
Jennie Trecartin
Annie Louise Berry
Rosa Weidhorn
W. H. Wedlock
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Henson
D. D
L. H. ‘Rhodes
Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Temont
Washington Streets
Dixon
D. C
Christ
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway Streets
Boston
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
Berkeley Temple
Allen A. Stockdale
Arthur Peabody Pratt
Chelsea
Old South Church
Third Church
George A. Gordon
Allen E. Cross
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
William A. Haggerty
Shawmut
Italy
First Spiritualist Church
Washington Street
M. Adeline Wilkinson
Indian Peace Council
First Spiritual Church OF Boston (Inc
Clara E. Strong
America Hall
Huntington Avenue
Universalist
Shawmut Avenue
Canton
Brookline
George L. Perin
Aghton Lewis
Perin
Sta
Japan
Russia
Marguerite Sours
Gounodi
Mr. Lewis
Martha A. Bartle
Mass Foresters Foresters Versary Musical Evening
A fragment notes an event titled Mass Foresters Foresters Versary Music Evening. Details are unclear, but the item points to a community group event likely a musical gathering scheduled for an evening.
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Foresters Versary
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Heys of
Worms
Germany
W.L. Douglas
Douglas
Spark Street
Brockton
Douglas Boston
Essex Street
School Street
Summer Street
Lincoln Street
Court Street
Howard Street
Hanover Street
Lynn M. C. O. F
Bostonians
G A. R
Old South Building
Edward H
Albert Clarke
John W. Week
W. Murray Crane
William F. Drape
Charles TI
Taylor A. Shuman
Eben D. Jordan
H. M. Whitney
John Shepard
William M. Wood
James Phillips
Charles S. Mellen
William A. Gastot
Jerome Jones
William A. Ban A. A. Pope
Samuel C. Lawre
John Hopewell
Francis H. Manni
J. Richard Carter
William B
G. F. Dy. Paine
W. P. Shreve
Arthur C. Walwort Sherman LI. Whipple
George H. Ellis
Arthur F. Estab
Arnold A. Rand
Frerett C. Renton
Charles Pfaff
E. V. Mitchell
George Hutchinson
Charles H. Moulton
Benjamin Phipps
W. L. Terhune
J. M. M. Hall
Charles F. Dowse
Fred B. Carpenter
Melvin O. Adams
John Mason Little
Thomas R. Fitzpatrick
Charles T. Gallagher
E. Osgood
Thomas W. Lawson
Fred H. Viaux
William White
E. A. Grazier
Henry FI. Miller
William OW. Sayward
John T. Boyd
George H. Leonard
A. M. Ferris
E. “. Pickard
Charles B. Amory
Eugene N. Foss
Ephraim Stearns
William E. Haskell
KE. L. Ripley
Herbert Barnes
Gorham D. Gilman
H. W. Huguley
Samuel Ward
Fred E. Atteaux
Frank L. Young
Jea G. King
the International Shoe CO
Devonshire St
Col. Spring Lane
Vendome
Karo
Corn Products Co
Paine’s
Anna Ballou
Methodist
Tremont
M. F
Concord Street
Blake
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Letture
Morgan Memorial
Corning Street
Judge Emmons
Tremont Temple
Gordon Bible and Missionary Training School
Berkeley Hall
Loniga Angelini
Kingdom OF God
W. H. Clough
J.owell
In Park
K. C. Russell
Tremont and
Berkeley Streets
Hollis Hall
Kendall
Reed
McKenna
Barnes
Woods
Howe
Graves
McClaine
Cutter
Stone
Mellan
Hughes
Mackee
Marsters
Coomes
Barnell
Jackson
Brooks
E. Cobb
FE. Mace
Elephone
First Spiritualistic Church
Myrtle Hall
Broadway
Messrs
Pye
Fish
Dearborn
Bates
Peterson
Jas. A. Newhall
Harmony Hall
N. P
Smith
Nutter
Ware
Kampe
Carbee
Josephine Webster
Matook
Massachusetts, Ave
Northhampton
Williams
Carhee
Ormey
Ereckson
Jennie Fish
Boston Psychic Conference
Massachusetts Avenue
Ll. L. Whitlock
Ida M. Pye
Irving Street
Melrose
Ormes
Amburn Street
L. L. Whitlock
Progressive Spiritual Society
Louise Hall
Pleasant Street
Emma Bella Huse
Alice M. Whail
G. B. Mosier
Harvey Redding
First Spiritual Temple
Exeter Street
Star
Thomas Paine
N. J. Willis
Siceare
Miss Aldrich
Lyceum
Abbbie Heath
Dover Street
Sumtay
Muhnroe
Nmre
Munroe
T. A. Jackson
Afl
Mpi
Unitarian
Theodore Parker
Berkeley
Appleton
W. Wendte
Holland
I’. W. Wodell
Karl Milliken
Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Senorita
Carolina H. Huislobro
Chili
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