Auto wedding ends in Worcester divorce case
Miss Ida Forrest Day seeks divorce from Jay B. Crawford Jr after a sensational marriage two years ago ending in abandonment. He faced an auto theft indictment and later vanished after leaving unpaid bills. Day, at 42 Beeching Street, plans to visit Sterling while the case, alleging cruel and abusive treatment and non support, is set for September 2.
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Worcester
Ida Forrest Day
Jay B. Crawford, Jr
Boston
Sheriff's Office
Young Crawford
Miss Day
North Shore
Crawford
York Beach
Portsmouth
N. H
J. C. Seelye
Standish
Payton
Chicago
Phone Man Sighting Aid in Wellesley Assault Case
Joseph D. McCarthy, battered in the Wellesley telephone office a week ago, identified a tall slim man with a dark face and a black mustache as the attacker. He is recovering at home after hospital care. Police chief Kingsley suspects a yeggmen gang planned a wholesale robbery and cut off communications. Selectmen offered 250 dollars, with possible rise to 590 by the telephone company.
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Wellesley
Joseph D. McCarthy
McCarthy
Westboro
Kingsley
Wellesley Police
Coal Mine Death Toll Reported By Official
More than 1000 persons died last year in Pennsylvania coal mines, according to a report by James Oderick chief of the mines department. The document outlines dangers and fatalities across the state’s mines.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
James Oderick
Nen E Department
No Operation On John D Rockefeller Reported
At Forest Hill the Rockefellers suburban home in Cleveland Ohio officials stated there was absolutely no truth to reports that John D Rockefeller would undergo a surgical operation.
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Cleveland, O
Forest Hill
J. D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
ITO COLLECT TRIBUTE IN STATE FOR SICK HOSPITAL SUNDAY
The Hon. George B. Leighton, chair man of the hospital executive committee, has returned from a 600 mile auto trip promoting Hospital Sunday. He reports church people hotel keepers and board house keepers are enthusiastic about a state wide collection in every church hotel and boarding house for the hospitals on Aug 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monadnock Farms
N. H
George B. Leighton
Hosital
Pete Buried With Honors After Appendicitis Death
In Derby Connecticut on August 2 Pete died of appendicitis and was laid in a casket and buried with honors in Buck Swamp Stratford. Pete was a bear belonging to Bill Tuttle.
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Derby
Conn
Pete
Buck Swamp
Stratford
Bill Tuttle
Strenuous Eddy Hearing Continues In Mary Baker Eddy Suit
Alfred Farlow chief of the Christian Science publication committee testified for hours in the New Hampshire equity suit brought in Mrs Mary Baker Eddy's name. He appeared before Attorney Frederick A Fernald as commissioner of the Superior Court. More than 20 witnesses were to be examined in the city amid a secrecy agreement pending Judge Chamberlin's opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Farlow
Christian Science Publication Committee
Kimball Building
Frederick A. Fernald
Superior Court of New Hampshire
Equity
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Farlow
Fernald
Chamberlin
New Hampshire
French view of holy war on Casablanca killings
Paris reports an extraordinary cabinet meeting on the Moroccan crisis. Foreign Minister Pichon urged immediate energetic action to secure reparations for Europeans murdered at Casablanca and to protect remaining foreigners. He proposed joint Franco Spanish intervention, with an initial landing of troops at the massacre site.
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Paris
Pichon
France
Casablanca
Spain
Algeciras
M Pichon
Fair Revolutionists Hold Big Reception at Brunswick
A large Brunswick Hotel reception hosted by the D A R and D A drew hundreds from Massachusetts and beyond during Old Home week. Gov. Guild entered to cheers while Col. J Payson Bradley led a smooth program with a long receiving line and several notable guests including Mrs. Austin C. Wellington and Mrs. Charles H. Adams.
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D. A
Brunswick
Massachusetts
Union
Governor Guild
North Faston
Oliver Ames
Society
Austin C. Wellington
Thomas F. Anderson
Charles H. Adams
Charles H. Bangs
Lynn
Walter C. Wardwell
Fitzgerald
J. Payson Bradley
Bradley
George H. Cox
Lewis K. Thomas
W. H. C. Noble
Hat Shatters After Polisher Accident on School Street
A patron haggled over a broken four dollar bonnet after a hat cleaning mishap near Washington. The headpiece split in two during polishing, prompting the customer to seek legal advice and possible court action as he considers compensation.
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School Street
Washington
Big Shoe Plant Planned for Buffalo on Michigan Street
Buffalo, Aug 2. A mammoth five story shoe factory will be built by the Queen City Shoe Company on Michigan street. Capacity will range from 3000 to 4000 pairs daily. H C Welch, a leading manufacturer from Haverhill, Mass, joins the Queen City firm through T S Ruddick & Sons.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Queen City Shoe Company
Michigan Street
H. C. Welch
Haverhill
Mass
T. S. Ruddick & Sons
Queen City Company
Kiley Expected to Shape Bartlett Whitney Delegates Fight
Daniel J. Kiley, newly named chairman of the Democratic executive committee in Ward 8, weighs how to apportion delegates to the state convention. His decision could either maintain the Bartlett alignment or shift balance against the Boston machine, affecting Whitney's position. Feeney, another Bartlett ally, supports keeping the prior apportionment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Kiley
Ward
Democratic Executive Committee
Granville S. Macfarland
Kiley
State Committee
Boston
Whitney
Bartlett
Feeney
Millionaire Brown Mare Helen Wins Old Home Horse Show
Helen the 15.2 hand brown mare, ridden by Deputy Fire Chief John Grady, won the gold cap and blue ribbon in Class 4 at the Old Home Week show at Charles River Speedway. The horse is 6 years old, 1120 pounds, and set off a crowd-pleasing display as Grady rode her in the civic parade before the sale to Western millionaire W. Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles River Speedway
Helen
John Grady
Grady
Civic and Trades
W. D
Boston Fire Department
Montague Takes On New Probate Duties in Suffolk County
David T. Montague, recently appointed register of probate for Suffolk County to succeed Judge Elijah George, yesterday assumed the duties of his new position and assumed charge of the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David T. Montague
Suffolk County
Elijah George
Guggerman Arrested in Waltham Assault Case
Watertown Aug 2. Levi Guggerman of Noonan Street Waltham was arrested by Officer Millmore at the Bemis mills West Watertown on charges of assaulting Helen Subra of Prospect Street Waltham last Sunday at the Subra home during occupants absence. He will be arraigned tomorrow.
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Watertown
Helen Subra
Prospect Street
Waltham
Levi Guggerman
Noonan Street
Millmore
Bemis Mills
West Watertown
Subra
Guggerman
William R Cabot Dies Suddenly at Beverly Farms
Beverly, Aug 2 William R Cabot secretary treasurer of the Samuel Cabot Corporation died suddenly today at his Beverly Farms summer home. He was son of the late architect Edward Cabot and survived by his widow formerly Miss Mary Gardner of Brookline and two daughters.
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Beverly
William R. Cabot
Samuel Cabot Corporation
Milk Street
Boston
Beverly Farms
Cabot
Edward Cabot
Mary Gardner
Brookline
Fat hen inherits care after owner's death in Fayetteville
In Fayetteville New York a fat hen survives its owner Charles Brown who died at 70. He left in his will that his residuary legatee Mrs Lucinda Brown sister in law must care for the hen until it dies. The odd bequest reflects the deceased’s affection for the bird in this rural will.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Fayetteville
Charles Brown
Lucinda Brown
Bodies of boys found after bridge drowning recall tragedy
The bodies of Morris Krivatsky aged 14 and Jacob Berman aged 8 were recovered after a two day search near the new West Boston bridge. Krivatsky's skull fracture suggests he struck a girder in his fall and Berman lay under a raft by the bathhouse. Both will be interred Sunday at Grove street morgue.
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New West Boston Bridge
Grove Street
Harbor
Morris Krivatsky
Wall Street
Jacob Berman
Te Bathhouse
Reuben Tuttle Dies Former Dry Goods Merchant
Reuben Tuttle, a former well known dry goods commission merchant, died yesterday in the city. Friends and associates recall his long career in trade and his active involvement in local business circles. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
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Reuben Tuttle
Dry Goods Commission
Yester
Cambridge Woman Catherine Dwyer Dies After Illness
Mrs. Catherine A. Dwyer, 69, died at home on Pearl Street Cambridge after a long illness. She had long been a well known Cambridge resident. Surviving are her sons Dr. John K. E. Dwyer, Dr. William J. Dwyer, and Dr. Edward L. Dwyer, and three daughters.
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Catherine A. Dwyer
Pearl Street
Cambridge
John KE. Dwyer
William J. Dwyer
Edward L. Dwyer
Hard Sentence For Scientist
Clarence W. Byrne was sentenced in the Court of Special Sessions to 30 days in City Prison for letting his 6 year old daughter die of pneumonia due to reliance on Christian Science healing. His lawyer said he would appeal to the U S Supreme Court if needed, with the Christian Science organization expected to cover forthcoming legal costs.
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New York
Court of Special Sessions
Clarence W. Byrne
Byrne
Daniel W. Steele, Jr
United States Supreme Court
Criminal Courts
Christian Science Organization
Countess Guicciardini Kidnaps Child in Italy
The Countess Guicciardini, famed for her beauty, abducted her 6-year-old child and fled to an undisclosed hideout to keep the child from the father. The case has drawn wide interest among Roman society.
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Rome
Guicciardini
Italy
Standard Oil Indiana Faces Huge Landis Fine
Chicago August 2 Curiosity over the amount Judge Landis will impose on the Standard Oil Company of Indiana for 1462 counts of rebates from the Chicago and Alton railway. The minimum per count is 1000 dollars. total fines could reach about 29.24 million dollars though estimates vary. The Indiana unit has 1 million capital, while the parent company nears 100 million.
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Chicago
Ill
Kenesaw M. Landis
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Chicago & Alton Railway
Sims
Landis
Indiana
American Golf Team Beats Canadian Team at Lambton Links
Toronto Aug 2 The American golf team defeated a picked Canadian team five points to four at Lambton Golf Club. The feature was Herreshoff defeating Canadian champion George S Lyon one up.
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Toronto
Ont
Lambton Golf Club Links
George S. Lyon
Herreshoff
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J. B. Crawford, Jr
John D
Ito
Patriotic Society
Daughters OF Massachusetts
Jennie G. Mosley
F. M. Newcomb
Alice Park Lesser
Sarah M. Crawford
John Amee
Charles H. Bonney
A. H. Harris
H. W. Dickerman
G. Goepper
Frank B. Fay
John A. Sargent
George Harvard Ward
J. S. Bell
G. W. Gunnison
F. D. Ellison
James Mellen
Frank P. Parker
L. M. Morse
H. A. Joslin
D. W. Ensign
J. Quincy Billings
Amos F. Adams
Charles G. Mosley
A. H. Vinal
E. R. Champlin
Helen Anderson
Florence Barrett
Fay
James Brown
Goepper
Marjory M. George
Albin Leal Richards
Ella Chamberlin
Marrietta F. Wills
Louise Chandler Moulton
Royal Whiton Stone
Nelson V. Titus
Charles S. Lake
Mathews
Grace le Baron Upham
Charles Russ
Annie Russ Willis
Fannie 'T’. Hazen
Charles F. Kirtland
Masters Keller
R. W. Southwell
Somervile Browning Club
Ada Marie Molineux
Anna C. Shattuck
Albert C. Brackett
Caroline P. Heath
Judith W. Smith
Nellie Daggett
Cornelia Sale Loper
A. P. Spaulding
Helen M. Winslow
Mary Elliot
Hunt
Florida
Tabor
Texas
Frank B. Sanborn
Millionaire Boys Brown
Montague
New Bridge
Chestnut Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Concord
Kingston’ Street
Catherine Dwyer
Ladies’ Empire Orchestra
Siegel
Henry Siegel Co
Washington and
Essex Streets
Fine Oil Trust
Washburn
Crosby
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