Wife May Not Rifle Pockets In Divorce Case
In Providence Illinois Judge C M Lee told Thomas F Cooney to advise his client that she must not search through her husband's pockets as a reason for a reconciliation. The couple, who had lived together five years, argued after Mrs England rifled his pockets to seize a watch and ring, leading to a slap in the eye and a shoe blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. IL
C. M. Lee
Thomas F. Cooney
Superior Court
Elizabeth FE
England
John E. England
John
Finger Nail Trouble Cured by Cuticura Ointment
Mrs I J Horton of Kato New York reports years of painful nail inflammation and recurrence. After trying doctors prescriptions and home remedies she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment nightly, with complete improvement in weeks and no relapse by September 21 1910. Sold by Potter Drug and Chem and Columbus Avenue Boston offered free samples and a 32 page skin book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Horton
Kato
N. Y
Horton
Potter Drug & Chem
Columbus Ave
Boston
Nurse Admits Drugging Patient Then Stealing Jewelry
Mrs. Bessie Greenberg 32, a Chelsea nurse, admitted in Superior Court that she drugged her patient Mrs. Minnie Goldberg and fled with 375 dollars worth of jewelry and silverware. She was sentenced to two years at Sherborn, citing hardship as mother of six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Greenberg
Minnie Goldberg
Beacon Street
Chelsea
Stevens
Superior Criminal Court
Goldberg
Sherborn
Amelia J. Leonard
Batk Bay
Beacon Hill
Mary J. Lockwood
Brunswick
Greenberg
Overture Thrust Aside by Pittsburg Presbytery
The Pittsburg Presbytery rejected Rev. William L. McEwan's overture challenging President Francis Brown of Union Theological Seminary and Dr. William Adams Brown. An amendment by Rev. Dr. H. D. Lindsay moved to safeguard doctrinal purity by adopting existing over tures already with the general assembly committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
William L. McEwan
Presbyterian General Assembly
Francis Brown
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
William Adams Brown
Curley Attacks Sullivan as City Hospital Bills Discussed
Boston City Hospital trustee William G. Shillaber said several patient bills were abated by the board. He noted Councillor James M. Curley had his bill canceled but a bill was sent at Curley’s request. Curley attacked Finance Commission Chairman John A. Sullivan at the City Council meeting and said his hospital bill had been abated, yet he did not want charity and learned of his bill only yesterday after it went to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Shillaber
Boston City Hospital
Board of Trustees
James M. Curley
Curley
John A. Sullivan
Finance Commission
City Hospital
John H. McCollum
Washington
Sullivan
Francis J. Keany
A. Shuman
Board of
Conrad J. Rueter
Shillaber
Shillaker
John H. McCollam
McCollam
Abatement of City Hospital Bills Discussed by Trustees
Dr. Keany and trustees including A Shuman and Conrad Rueter spoke on abatements. Shillaber said abatements occurred when deemed proper, not at debtors’ urging. Curley’s bill was abated after Superintendent McCollam presented the case. a bill was issued and a check is expected.
Reward Offered for Missing Man William D Hanley
Marlboro April 24 The City Council appropriated a $100 reward for the person who finds William D Hanley a business man who disappeared mysteriously last Thursday The notice notes the missing man and the city’s offer to aid his return
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Marlboro
William D. Hanley
Home Made Tonic For Spring Use
Old fashioned spring tonic advertised as a blood cleanser and system regulator. Mix sugar one half cup, hardene one ounce, alcohol half pint, add hot water to make a quart. Take a tablespoon before meals. Promises energizing effects, appetite restoration, and relief from spring fever.
Missing broker Allan H. McKenzie sought
Allan H. McKenzie a State street broker connected with Harry Mansfield vanished yesterday triggering a market stir. Investigations by postal inspectors into the unlisted mining stock Bostone Colorado have long drawn scrutiny from area brokers and sparked concern among State street firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan H. McKenzie
State Street
Harry Mansfield
Post Office
McKenzie in Boston Stock Scandal Linked to 460000 Shares
Boston broker McKenzie faces conspiracy and larceny charges over about 460000 Boston Colorado shares sold at 25 to 45 cents under an underwriting deal. He pleaded not guilty and posted 1500 bail as investigators probe his methods, while his offices and customers await his appearance.
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McKenzie
Wesley A. Gove
Boston Stock Exchange
Equitable
Lavelle
Superior Court
Robert Jefferson
A. H. McKenzie Company
State Street
Herbert L. Baker
Court Street
Boston Colorado
Mansfield
Post Office
Boston
West
New Hampshire
Maine
American Newspaper Association
Keliher Case Again in Court
Owing to the refusal of Joseph B. Jacobs to recognize a claim amounting to $800 for beer and ale against the bankrupt estate of Big Bill Keliher, of which he is trustee. Judge Dodge set the matter for a hearing next Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Jacobs
Big Bill
Keliher
Urge Foss Veto for Jury Bill
Tremendous pressure mounts on Governor Foss to veto the floor jury trial bill. He is in conference with Chief Justice Aiken and Sherman L. Whipple late yesterday on the measure.
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Foss
Aiken
Sherman L. Whipple
Governor weighs veto amid labor pressure on judiciary measure
Governor Foss faces pressure from top state attorneys as labor groups monitor a proposed measure seen as targeting the judiciary. Rumors of a veto swirl after long conference discussions, while Foss notes careful consideration. His inaugural remarks affirm labor rights and the need for jury trials in contempt cases.
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Foss
Firemen Hurt In Collision At Waltham And Tremont
Five firemen were injured when Ladder Truck 3 collided with an electric car at noon yesterday at Waltham and Tremont. Injured were Lt Daniel McCann and Laddermen Earle and Hugh McGaffigan, Driver Michael T. Barrett of Ladder 3, and Motorman Thomas J. Flaherty of 8 Westerly Dorchester. Flaherty confined to City Hospital. The department horse Peter, five years in service, was wounded and its shoe gilded and nailed over its old stall draped with black.
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Waltham and
Tremont Streets
Ieutenant Daniel McCann
Earle
Hugh McGaffigan
Michael T. Barrett
Ladder 3
Thomas J. Flaherty
Westerly Street
Dorchester
Flaherty
City Hospital
Peter
Massachusetts Republicans seek secretary of state in turmoil
The Massachusetts Legislature faces a tense vote for secretary of state amid a demoralized GOP. Leaders A. P. Lang and Russell Wood clash over retirement, while Democrats push Conway of Boston as a potential nominee as caucuses convene at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Treadway
Walker
A. P. Langtry
Russell A. Wood
Colonel Langtry
Bessacrats
Conway
Boston
Gloucester Fish Buyer Marries Nurse in Surprise Ceremony
Nehemiah Newell, 50, a prominent fish buyer, wed Miss Sylvia L. Locke, 26, a trained nurse from Shelburne Nova Scotia, at his mother's East Gloucester home. The marriage occurred after Newell returned from a illness trip and was attended by his two brothers and the East Gloucester Baptist Church clergyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
East Gloucester
Nehemiah Newell
Sylvia L. Locke
Shelburne
N. S
Newell
Miss Locke
Svrah B. Hardy
East Gloucester Baptist Church
Relative of Diaz Arrives in Boston
Joseph Diaz a 16 year old Mexican youth and distant relative of the Mexican President arrived in Boston yesterday afternoon on the steamer San Jose from Port Limon. Diaz came in care of Hiram B Hunt his wife and daughter who have been touring Colon and Costa Rica. Diaz was employed at a hotel in San Jose and impressed Mr Hunt who decided to bring him here for an education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Diaz
San Jose
Port Limon
Diaz
Hiram B. Hunt
Colon
Costa Rica
Mr. Hunt
Widow May Waive Will in Glover Estate Fight
Mrs. Lillian M. Glover widow of Clar ence F. Glover asked for more time to waive her rights to the estate. Judge Lawton granted the extension delaying the waiver beyond the standard one year. If waived she could receive 31000 cash plus other interests versus a life interest with no cash under the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian M. Glover
Waltham
Clarence F. Glover
Francis J. Carneys
Fast Cambridge
Lawton
Glover
Supreme Court
Hub Girl Weds St. Louis Man
Redmond B. Sheridan son of former Chicago alderman R F Sheridan and Miss Julietta Ethel Sands of Boston were married in St Louis tonight. Sheridan represents a Chicago firm here. the bride met him at a Denver Knights of Columbus ball. They had come from York Nebraska to visit friends and notify their parents of the marriage.
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ST. Louis
Redmond B. Sheridan
R. F. Sheridan
Chicago
Julietta Ethel Sands
Boston
Young Sheridan
Knights of Columbus
Denver
York
Neb
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Scientific Bulletin
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