Chinatown Mayors and Celestials Challenge Police Stop Orders
In Municipal Court Judge Sullivan fines Yee Wah Soo Hoo Wing Moy Ni Wing two dollars each for replacing doors at 11 Oxford street and 11 Oxford place after Captain Canney had removed them. Defendants appeal, pledging to fight the action as unconstitutional and seek review up to the Supreme Court to test the statute governing police removal of obstructions used for gambling.
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Yee Wah
Chinatown
Sullivan
Oxford Place
Soo Hoo
Oxford Street
Moy Ni
Harrison Avenue
James Canney
Lagrange Street
Thomas J. Barry
John T. Hughes
E. F. Damon
Canney
Ada
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Belmont to Build New Congregational Church
Belmont will construct a new Congregational Church near Payson road. The Congregational Society, currently meeting in Benton Chapel, is led by Rev. Dr. William McNair as pastor and will oversee the edifice project.
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Belmont
Payson Road
Congregational Society
Benton Chapel
William McNair
Salem Woman Sues City Again Over Fairfield Dock
Miss Charlotte Fairfield of Salem owner of Fairfield dock has filed a fifth suit against the city after the Supreme Court overruled the city's exceptions in earlier cases. She has netted $23 380 27 through verdicts in two suits.
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Salem
Charlotte Fairfield
Fairfield Dock
Fairfield
Supreme Court
Miss Fairfield and the Philadelphia Vessel at the City Docks
In 1901 Miss Fairfield fought thecity over a shallow sewer near coal pockets that trapped ships. A large vessel, the G A Beecham of Philadelphia, ran aground on a bar. She sued the city after dredging costs and claimed damages totaling over 18 thousand dollars, with prior verdicts of 4 thousand plus and 90 dollars. The Supreme Court ruled in her favor in January, and she planned a fifth suit. she inherited the docks from her father, James Fairfield.
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Supreme Court
Miss Fairfield
James Fairfield
Vacation periods set for police department staff
Police Commissioner O Meara issues a general order announcing 11 vacation periods for the department. One eleventh of the force at each station may be absent at a time. Vacations run from May 16 to November 3 with a lottery on April 17 to determine time off.
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O'Meara
Rheumatism Relief Promoted by N Y 2851 Drug
Eimer & Amend advertise a remedy for rheumatism labeled N. Y. 2851. The ad urges readers to try it and recommend it to friends, noting druggists in New York carry the product.
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Eimer & Amend
N. Y
Rellais
Woman Broker Sued for Alienation of Husband
Mrs Sevilla Davis Martin Tre at Hopkins sues investment broker Mary Gertrude Moore for 20000 alleging Moore enticed her husband Charles H. Hopkins away from Lynn. The couple separated years ago. Hopkins now in the West with mining ventures in Utah and Mexico in which Moore is invested.
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Mary Gertrude Moore
International Trust Company
Milk Street
Seville D. Hopkins
Lynn
Miss Moore
Charles H. Hopkins
Montana
Utah
Mexico
Winthrop
Hopkins
Old Lynn
Sevilla Davis Martin
Lreat Hopkins
Stephen Worcester Hopkins
William Hopkins
Salem court hears libel suit over alienated marriage
Mrs. Hopkins sues Miss Moore in Salem court claiming enticement and wrongful relations with Mr. Hopkins led to separation. She had filed a divorce libel March 22, 1912, noting her Swampscott residence and Mr. Hopkins from Winthrop, with marriage at Lynn on October 9, 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Court
South Braintree Man Stumbles to Death on Oxford Street
A body found on the steps to a South End sub-basement at 12 Oxford Street was identified as Daniel Leary a 53 year old resident of South Braintree. A postcard in his coat pocket aided immediate ID.
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Oxford Street
South End
Daniel Leary
South Braintree
Love Hub Broker Wins in Love
William Lavender a Boston broker wins Isabelle Carter in a match of romance over a New York suitor. Miss Carter daughter of E B Carter proprietor of the Hayward Grill, once betrothed to the New Yorker, but Lavender pursued eagerly and outpaced the rival to secure the hand of the socialite with a wealthy dowry.
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Los Angeles
Cal
William Lavender
Boston
New York
Isabelle Carter
E. B. Carter
Hayward Grill
Mr. Lavender
Lavender
Miss Carter
New Yorker
Engagement Announcement At Elaborate Dinner
Mr. Lavender takes a former role as the couple prepares for an elaborate dinner tomorrow evening to formally announce their engagement.
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Mr. Lavender
Train Kills Dr. B C Jones at Wollaston Station
Dr Bradford C. Jones aged 53 and married of 35 Berlin Street Wollaston was struck by an inbound Boston train while crossing the tracks at Wollaston station on the New Haven road around 5 last night. A veterinarian known in grand circuit racing circles he had spent years with the Lotta Crab tree stable in the circuit.
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Bradford C. Jones
Berlin Street
Wollaston
Boston
Wollaston Station
New Haven Road
Dr. Jones
Lotta Crabtree
Cigarmakers Union Promotes Boston Cigar Quality
Boston cigars carry the blue label as a mark of union production. The Cigarmakers International Union endorses Boston makers noting skilled labor and sanitary working conditions behind each box bearing the blue label.
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Boston
International Union
Adamson's Cough Balsam Promoted by Drugstores
Advertisement urges readers to obtain Adamson's Cough Balsam from their druggist claiming it cures coughs. The brief copy emphasizes quick relief and availability at local pharmacies.
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Adamson
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