Azakian Loses Habeas Corpus To Reclaim Wife
In New York on April 9 Vice-Chancellor Pitney rejected Hagop Azakian of Cambridge Massachusetts habeas corpus to recover his wife Louisa aged 15 alleging she was held by her aunt after being sold to two men in Marseilles for 150 dollars and married in London before being brought to Boston. Louisa said she did not want to live with Azakian as he was too old.
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New York
Pitney
Jersey City
Hagop Azakian
Cambridge
Mass
Louisa
Marseilles
London
Azakian
Boston
Inquest Ordered in Florence G. Ross Death Case
An inquest is ordered to probe the death of Mrs. Florence G. Ross after her burial was moved up by her husband. Police arrested him, the body was exhumed, and an autopsy was performed amid suspicions of foul play. A second autopsy found no septic poisoning, but the district attorney calls for further inquiry with Mr. Ross and Dr. E P Wing summoned as witnesses.
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YNN
Florence G. Ross
Ross
E. P. Wing
Ex-Councilman Curley in Jail After Fine Appeal
Ex councilman William H. Curley of Ward 139 remained in Charles Street jail last night after failing to post bail on appeal from a $50 Municipal Court fine for assault and battery on Walter A. Goddard. The case was heard by Judge Burke.
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William H. Curley
Burke
Walter A. Goddard
Charles Street
Foot and mouth disease hits Hampstead herd near Haverhill
In Hampstead New Hampshire a fresh outbreak forces the killing of 40 cattle that were exposed to hoof and mouth disease. The citation notes the outbreak is near Haverhill as of April 9.
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Haverhill
Hampstead
N. H
Webster killed at Harvard Street Station crossing
Frank P. Webster of Dorchester was instantly killed at Harvard Street Station on the New Haven line after attempting to cross behind a freight train and stopping in front of the 8 22 express from Boston. He was 37, single, and worked in shoes at 277 Washington street.
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Frank P. Webster
Gleason Street
Dorchester
Harvard Street
New Haven Railroad
Boston
Mr. Webster
Washington Street
Smith College Hall For Wealthy Girls For Sale
Plymouth Hall, built for daughters of the wealthy in connection with Smith College, Northampton, is advertised for sale. Erected about five years ago by De Wit Smith of New York at a cost near $60,000, the dormitory has been largely deserted due to high running costs with only a few residents in recent years.
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Northampton
Plymouth Hall
Smith College
de Wit Smith
New York
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