Newton Sues Warren For Alienation Of Wife
Edward B. Newton a Boston real estate broker sues Dr. Franklin L. Warren of Bridgewater for 25 000 claiming alienation of his wife Agnese Kingman now married to Warren. Warren a prominent Bridgewater physician and Mrs Warren hails from an old Bridgewater family.
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Edward B. Newton
Franklin L. Warren
Bridgewater
Agnese Kingman
Warren
Newton
Boston
Dr. Warren
Divorce filings and marriage claim timeline cited in Newton case
Dr. Warren contests Newton's allegations against him citing a 1913 libel for divorce by Newton and a 1914 decree nisi finalizing in 1914. He notes Newton later married Agnes Gardiner in Boston around May 1915 while still living with her, affecting the case.
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Newton
Dr. Warren
Agnese Kingman
Warren
Superior Court
Plymouth County
Mr. Newton
Boston
Suffolk
E. Bertram Newton
Agnes Gardiner
New Schools and Additions Planned for City Districts
The Schoolhouse Commission let contracts for five new school buildings costing 873,700 to be ready in a year. Dorchester districts will gain 24, 16, and 16 room facilities, with West Roxbury adding a 16 room unit. Additional additions include Hyde Park High 11 rooms, Roxbury 8 rooms, and East Boston 1 story. Portable schools total 136 units at 26,500. Total year expenditure 1,160,000.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Dorchester
Mary Hemenway
Robert Gould Shaw
West Roxbury
Henry L. Pierce
Roger Wolcott
Commission
Hyde Park
William Lloyd Garrison
Roxbury
James Otis
Boston
New Trial Set Oct 9 for Albert Freeman
A new trial for Albert Freeman, formerly linked with Julian Hawthorne and Dr. William G. Morton, was set for October 9 in the U S District Court in New York. The trio had been convicted of fraudulent use of the mails to swindle investors in Canadian mining stocks.
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New York
Albert Freeman
Julian Hawthorne
William G. Morton
Boston
United States District Court
Former Selectman Noyes Seeks Sixth Middlesex GOP Seat
Frank V. Noyes, former chairman of the Arlington Board of Selectmen, announced his candidacy for the Republican State committee in the Sixth Middlesex District. His name will appear on the primary ballot next month.
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Noyes
Statf Committee
Board of Selectmen
Frank V. Noyes
Arlington
Republican State Committee
Middlesex
Boston Printers Head To Indianapolis For Ninth National Tournament
Boston printers and their friends travel to Indianapolis for the ninth national baseball tournament of the International Typographical Union to back the Boston team that has won championships in 1908 1912 and 1914. The August 5 to 12 visit includes welcomes talks by officials and social plans for players and their families with Mayor Bell and union leaders in attendance.
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Boston Printers
Indianapolis
Synnott
Clemmens
O'Shaughnessy
Smith
McSweeney
Murray
Green
Harvey
Witham
Olson
Glass
Duncan
Rogers
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Bell
Scott
Hayes
International Typrographical Union
Philip McAnany
Fred Harwood
Marston Stubbs
J. A. McLaughlin
Danish Steamer Katholm Sunk by German Submarine
The Danish steamer Katholm of 1201 tons was sunk in the Mediterranean by a German submarine. The crew was saved.
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Mediterranean
Copenhagen
Gondon
The
Politiken
Katholm
Not Blamed For Deaths In Haverhill Case
Investigation by Dr. John F. Crofton finds Deaconess Fresh Air Home not responsible for the deaths of three Boston children after illness following their arrival July 19. Crofton says the children contracted their illness before reaching the home, with two deaths at home and another Chelsea child dying later amid several serious cases.
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Haverhill
Boston
Deaconess Fresh Air
Lowell Avenue
John F. Crofton
Haverhill Board of Health
Crofton
Clara Wood
William J. Webber
Constant C. Webber
Chelsea Street
Charles Howell
Chelsea
Chelsea Childd
Sinking of Britannic and Margaret Sutton Reported
Lloyds announces Britannic a 3487 ton steamship sunk and unarmed. British sailing vessel Margaret Sutton 197 tons gross also sunk in the same report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cocker Line
Britannic
Liloyd’s
Margaret Sutton
Tiger Girl Hunt Aids Dependents in Greater Boston
Revere’s Tiger Girl Hunt raised funds for soldiers' dependents with 100 prizes of five dollars and a fifty dollar top prize won by Carl Swangren of Revere. Tiger Girls collected tags at beaches and amusements to boost relief efforts coordinated by the Volunteer Aid Association across the state.
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Revere
Greater Boston
Vesta Haynes
Carl Swangren
Reservoir Avenue
Haynes
Palace of Wonders
Volunteer Aid Association
Organizations For Relief
Morey
Mr. Morey
Cambridge
Cambridge Armory
Batres
Coast Artillery Corps
Waltham
Treasury
Nathan A. Taft
Lodge
Washington
Marrie&É
Waltham Colany
Tufts
Charles Adams
Relief Committee of
Melrose
Re Cross
Red Cross Association
Social Service
Adams
E. E. Babbi
Anita C. Warren
Medford
Relief Committee
Armor
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Palm Beach
Blu Beach
Goodall Worsted CQ
Sack of Norfolk
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Uncle Trius
Jane
Weiner
Sport
Lot Deyec
Priestley’s
Sacks
Norfolks
Priestley
Coolkenny
Philadelphia
Providence Buffalo
Rooters
Supreme Ale
Saazer Kreis
Bohemia
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America
Fenway Breweries Co
Mass
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Deaconess
London
COBBS
Cal
Ceylon
Japan
C.d.cobb & Bros
Cor
Hanover & Union Sts
Charlestown Trust CO
sMiow
Tiger Girl Hunt
Sale
Boston Today
Men’s Athletic Union
Wash
Col. Brattle
New England
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