Man Surrenders Over Polyamorous Marriages in Arlington Case
Charles William Pattin, 54, a German subject, faces Arlington court on polygamy charges after confessing he married Bertha Bing in New York last March then wed Mrs. Westlake of North Scituate weeks later and, after a London honeymoon, claimed love for Westlake. Police report his claims and sanity exam to follow.
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Charles William Pattin
Arlington Court
New York
Westlake
North Scituate
Pattin
London
England
Watts
Bertha Bing
Messrs. Funk & Waenalls
Eighth Avenue
Ruth
Eugene
Pattri
Leeds
Bing
Marie Krenkesamoier
Clara Westlake
Charles William Patrie
Woman Wields A Big Knife In Shoplifting Clash
Two alleged shoplifters were brought to Pemberton square inspector's office after a struggle with Miss Edith Thompson a department store detective. Her waist was slashed by a large knife during the confrontation as the suspects named Mrs. Bertha Hurley and Miss Alice McDonald. The pair, said to live on Silver street South Boston and with the other, allegedly stole goods valued at about 100 dollars from three stores. Hurley is about 50 McDonald 30.
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Pemberton Square
Edith Thompson
Bertha Hurley
Alice McDonald
Jerome declares candidacy for district attorney not mayor
New York July 31 District Attorney W T Jerome issued a statement denying any intention to run for mayor. He confirms he is a candidate for district attorney and does not desire mayoral office in New York.
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New York
W.T. Jerome
Boston Doctor Held in Port Royal Photo Case
Dr. Franklin Clarke of Boston was committed to trial in Jamaica for allegedly obtaining a photograph of Port Royal fortifications. A British NCO who helped him enter the fortress will face court martial. Clarke, an American and Boston medical graduate, was arrested at Kingston on July 17 while taking fort photos. He had traveled from St March and says he is an amateur photographer.
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Kingston
Franklin Clarke
Boston
Port Royal
Clarke
Kingston la St March
Stones Thrown at Dorchester Trains Alarm Conductors
Conductors and brakemen report youths throwing stones at trains through Dorchester. The nuisance is so severe that passengers must draw blinds to avoid being struck by missiles, affecting safety and comfort on service lines.
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Dorchester
Secret Wedding in Worcester Ties Boston Couple
Miss Mabel C Allard formerly a Lynn central office hello girl wed Thomas M Morton a General Electric meter room foreman in Worcester on July 22 by Rev B F Marshall. Morton faces parental opposition and possible loss of inheritance while uncle Richard Morton’s California sheep ranch interests loom. They reside with the bride’s sister in Lynn and seek blessing from groom’s parents. Morton is 22, an English High School alumnus class of 1901, trained on ship Enterprise and now pursuing electrical engineering.
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Lynn
Mabel C. Allard
Central Office
Thomas M. Morton
General Electric Works
Worcester
Gretna
B. F. Marshall
Morton
Michael S. Morton
Forest Hills
Washington Street
Arthur F. Ricker
Greenwood Street
Richard Morton
California
Boston English High School
Enterprise
Europe
Salem
St. James
Winthrop elects water commission from Citizens' Association
In a special election with 824 of 1500 voters casting ballots, the Winthrop Citizens' Association wins water commissioner seats and approves a $250,000 purchase of the Revere Water Company plant. John T. Whitman 440 votes, Charles W. Howard 427, James S. Carr 877. defeated: S. A. Freeman W. H. Brittan W. D. Allen.
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Committee of Safety
Winthrop
Winthrop Citizens’ Association
Revere Water Company
John T. Whitman
Charles W. Howard
James S. Carr
S. A. Freeman
W. H. Brittan
W. D. Allen
Citizens’ Association
Jeremiah Green
Highlands
Board of Selectmen
Dedication of Starr Memorial at King's Chapel
Hosea Starr Ballou announces a service to dedicate the Starr family memorial stone at King's Chapel burying ground at 10 a.m. on August 24. All descendants of Dr. Comfort Starr are invited.
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Hosea Starr Ballou
Dr. Comfort Starr
King's Chapel Burying Ground
Visit of the Forty third Canadian Rifles to Boston
The Forty third Regiment of Canadian Rifles arrives in Boston Saturday at 7 am with over 1000 Ottawa civilians and local supporters. Veterans escort from North to South station then to Providence with military honors and return Saturday evening. A church parade is planned Sunday at 2 pm with multiple veteran units as escort. Officers will dine at Beaconsfield Hotel while civilians attend headquarters at 730 Washington Street. The group marks the Nile 100th anniversary with Earl of Nelson as honorary member and Admiral Seymour plans to attend on October 21.
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Forty-third Regiment of Canadian Rifles
Boston
C. §. Courtenay
North Station
Providence
R. I
Courtenay
Bancroft
Elevated
South Armory
Ottawa
Irvington Street Armory
Highland Dress Brigade
Ancient and Honorables
Amoskeag Veterans
New Hampshire
Independent Fusiliers
Heavies
Fifth Regiment
Forty-third
Washington Street
Beaconsfield
Brookline
Battle of the Nile
T the Earl of Nelson
Lord Nelson
Edward Hubert Seymour
Royal Navy
Big Quarry Deal At Barre
Bugbee and Alexander purchase 300 acres of Newark and East Burke granite quarry land for 100000 dollars. The site lies six miles from Lyndonville rail lines and six miles from Island Pond. When active the quarry will employ about 1000 men.
Mr Siegel To Live At The Somerset Hotel
The permanent Boston home of Mr Henry Siegel will be the Hotel Somerset Back Bay where he has leased a handsome suite of rooms to reside long term.
Coolidge May Get New Job In National Finance
Natick July 31 announcement that Louis Arthur Coolidge may become controller of the currency when Ridgely completes his five year term in October 1906. Coolidge, a Natick boy with family ties and local voting rights, has been in the news field.
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Natick
Louis Arthur Coolidge
Ridgely
Coolidge
Literary figure shifts to finance after Harvard class of 1983
The subject, a Harvard College graduate from the class of 1983, spent much of the later 1980s in Washington. His move to the Treasury Department signals a shift from literary work to financial duties within the government.
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Harvard College
Washington
Treasury Department
$50 Fine For Boy Who Shot Lad By Accident
Harry J. Russell a shooting gallery attendant was found guilty of assault with a dangerous weapon after accidentally firing a rifle at Everett Brown 14 at a political outing in Revere Oak Island. The bullet lodged in Brown s cheek and he was treated at Frost Hospital. Russell appealed and faces a $50 fine.
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Harry J. Russell
Everett Brown
Boston
Jeremiah J. McNamara
Oak Island
Revere
Bosson
Chelsea
Russell
Everett
Frost Hospital
Rhoades
Verdict Pending in Bar Association Case Against Weir
The Bar Association suit against lawyer George L. Weir stalled yesterday in the equity division before Judge Fesenden. The case, four years old, went to master Boyd B. Jones who filed a report now under court action. Charges concern improper practice not involving money matters.
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The
Bar Association
George L. Weir
Boyd B. Jones
Fessenden
Equity
Superior Court
Woman Jumps Window in Nervous Fit at Home
Mrs. Rose Jacobson a 25 year old resident of 32 Spring Street jumped from a window to the back yard about 3 30 yesterday during a nervous episode caused by illness She was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital doctors fear a skull fracture her delicate condition may cause serious results
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Rose Jacobson
Spring Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Dear Miss Champagne Advice on a Secret Crush
A reader asks how to meet a slightly older suitor without parental approval. The columnist cautions that mutual interest should lead to introduction, otherwise the man may not be as eager. Love will find a way, but secrecy and family disapproval complicate the match.
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Miss Champagne
Shadow of Love Clarified for Sophia G
A reader asks if marrying a man with another pursuing him would doom happiness. The adviser argues the rival’s efforts would end after marriage, and that Sophia should not let the persistent other woman ruin her prospects. The tone aims to reassure and justify pursuing a committed match.
Lactated Food Praised By Henry Family In Antrim NH
Antrim New Hampshire report highlights Lactated Food praised by Mrs. C. E. Henry for her 18 month old son weighing 27 pounds. The advertisement claims the product restores sickly babies to health and is used by doctors and hospitals nationwide.
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Antrim
N. H
C. E. Henry
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Starr
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Barre
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X-Zalia Corporation
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