Woman 10 Keeps Gift of 35000 in Nashville Real Estate
A petition seeks a judicial order to force Mrs Georgie E McCabe a Boston corset fitter to surrender to the United States District Court 35000 in Nashville Tennessee real estate said to have been given by Joel Hayden Jr of 545 Columbus Avenue Hayden a grandson of former Lieutenant Governor and member of the Hayden family once wealthy mill owners who founded Haydensville Massachusetts Attorneys note he has inherited and spent large fortunes since reaching majority about 20 years ago.
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Georgie E. McCabe
Boston
United States District Court
Nashville
Massachusetts
Hitchcock
Sprague
Richard G. Killduff
Erwin Hayden
McCabe
Hayden
Tenn
Erwin
Joel Hayden
Providence
Haydensville
Joel Hayden, Jr
Stephen Crosby
Marlboro
Hereford Streets
Crosby
Dartmouth College
Solomon Lincoln
Massachusetts Bar
Mrs McCabe in Property Battle Over Hayden Gifts
The case centers on Mrs. McCabe, mother of two, who holds 682 Huntington Avenue flat and is challenged in court after trustee Sprague uncovered $35,000 of Nashville real estate Hayden transferred to her six months before bankruptcy. Hayden’s brother Erwin claims $14,000, while Mrs. McCabe vows to keep the gifts amid trustee action and a potential dismissal.
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Erwin
Covington
Mass
Northampton
United States Court
Rufus B. Sprague
Federal Court
Nashville
Tenn
Hayden
McCabe
Sprague
Oil lamp explosion fatally burns South Boston woman
Mrs. Annie Gladies died after an oil lamp dropped on a hot stove in her kitchen at 98 Silver Street South Boston yesterday afternoon. The lamp exploded when she tried to lift it from the chimney mantel and flames quickly enveloped her before aid arrived.
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Annie Gladies
Silver Street
Boston
Fire kills Mrs Gladies and two children in tenement
Flames engulf a tenement injuring Mrs. Gladies and her children William and Annie. George Gladies rescues the older child, Timothy and Mrs. Gladies smothering the blaze with help from the Mahoney family. Mrs. Gladies dies, others hospitalized, fire causes about 20 dollars in damage. John Gladies reacts with hysteria.
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William
Annie
George Gladies
Timothy Mahoney
Mrs. Gladies
Suitcase Linked to Bryce Found Near Ferry Building
A suit case believed to belong to J. B. Bryce, wanted in connection with the Los Angeles Times explosion, was found by detectives at a San Francisco news stand. It reportedly contains dynamite caps, a detonating clock mechanism, and Oct. 11 Times papers, tied to Bryce and associates.
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San Francisco
J. B. Bryce
Los Angeles Times
San Francisco Ferry
Los Angeles
Times
Bryce
L. Ingersoll
David Kaplan
M. A. Schmidt
Smithy
Villages Near Taal Obliterated. Fourteen Found Dead
Cablegram to War Department reports all barrios around Taal destroyed. Fourteen corpses found and many buried in ash. Death toll estimates reach 300, with verification sought. Claims of drownings in Tibig Lemery Pajala and Talisay. Despatch cites Philippine constabulary reports.
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Washington
Taal
War Department
Forbes
Philippines
Tibig
Lemery
Pajala
Talisay
Philippine Constabulary
Seven Colored Sheep Offered To New York Zoo
New York January 31. Mhyvor Gaynor received an offer from Uno Topperwein of San Antonio Texas to supply the New York Zoo with a seven colored wool sheep. Topperwein says a marked harlequin sheep from Mexico retains its colors after two shearings. The Mayor will refer the letter to Bronx Zoo authorities.
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New York
Mhyvor Gaynor
Uno Topperwein
San Antonio
Tex
Topperwein
Mexico
Bronx Zoological Gardens
Mrs Taft Hosts Supremely Approved White House Dinner
President and Mrs Taft hosted the annual White House dinner for the Supreme Court. Chief Justice White and associate justices attended with their wives as guests of honor tonight.
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Mrs. Taft
Supreme Court
Washington
White
Supreme Court of the United States
State hearing on gypsy moths weighs foresters' methods
A large turnout of experts and hunters filled the agriculture committee room as hearings continued on bills to suppress gypsy and brown tail moths. Local officials criticized state supplies while Professor F W Rane defended $800000 in funds and centralizing control with a single expert.
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Committee On Agriculture
Richardson
Concord
State Forestry Department
F. W. Rane
Rane
Hoar
Commission
Pacific
Peter Holt
North Andover
Lawrence
Arthur W. Young
Hingham
C. F. Lawton
New Bedford
H. L. Frost
Arlington
Charles I. Bucknam
Newton
H. P. Richardson
A. W. Elson
Belmont
Tech to Stay Near Boston at Banquet Address
President Maclaurin of MIT told 400 engineers at a banq uet in Boston that despite rumors of moving, the institute will likely remain in Boston. He urged support from the state and noted Harvard guests and local engineering groups organized the event.
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Engineers
Somerset
Richard C. Maclaurin
The
Institute of Technology
Boston
Cambridge
Worcester
Springfield
Amherst
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Elihu Thomson
M. L T
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Boston Society of Civil Engineers
J. F. Vaughn
A. B. Kennelly
Harvard University
Maclaurin
Chelsea Woman's Club Hosts Reading Night at First Congregational
About 400 members and guests attended a Chelsea gathering at the First Congregational Church on County Road. Professor Charles T. Copeland of Harvard University read selections from Thackeray Dickens and Kipling.
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Chelsea Woman’s Club
First Congregational Church
County Road
Chelsea
Charles T. Copeland
Harvard University
Thackeray
Dickens
Kipling
Dorchester Neighbor Margaret Pratt Found Dead at Home
Margaret W. Pratt aged 78 long known in the 316 Washington Street Dorchester area was found dead in her bathroom yesterday afternoon. She had lived in the apartment for 12 years and no immediate cause of death is given.
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Margaret W. Pratt
Washington Street
Dorchester
Detective says he pressured Turnbull into letters to Baldwin
Boston detective James R. Wood testified that he trapped Mrs. Lillian Ashley Turnbull into writing confidential letters about her relation with Lucky Baldwin while posing as her agent. He said he received 2500 dollars and expenses for producing the letters in a San Francisco seduction suit, and agreed to deliver them in a current suit for 6000 dollars and expenses.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Lillian Ashley Turnbull
Lucky” Baldwin
James R. Wood
Boston
Wood
Turnbull Showdown Hears Wood Claim and Baldwin Entry
Wood testified he arranged Turnbull’s claim for 75 000 dollars and later joined Baldwin’s service while urging her to write confidential letters now claimed as forged. Charles Russell corrected his 1893 sighting with Baldwin at Tubbs Hotel Oakland, saying he was there in 1892, undermining Turnbull’s timeline for Beatrice’s inheritance. Case adjourned due to judgeable delays and weather.
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Wood
Turnbull
Baldwin
Saratoga
Beatrice
Charles O. Russell
Tubbs Hotel
Oakland
San Francisco
Mystery Artist Revealed As Chicago Merchant
At the Art Institute the 15th annual Chicago artists exhibit opens, unveiling a romance that links a millionaire businessman to a celebrated artist, confirming their identity as one person.
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Chicago
Jil
Art Institute Tonight
Mystery Painter Revealed Edward Burgess Butler
Edward Burgess Butler, a successful businessman, is identified as the artist behind the landscape paintings once attributed to Edward Burgess. Critics say Butler, 53, took up art only two years earlier and still rarely finds time to paint. His work hung at a year ago’s exhibit and drew competitive bids from major buyers. Butler is also noted as a philanthropist and reformer.
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Edward Burgess Butler
Edward Burgess
Butler
Burgess
Chicago
Mgr Splaine to Address Massachusetts Catholic Foresters
Rev Mgr M J Splaine D D chancellor of the archdiocese and rector of the Cathedral of the Holy Cross will speak at Cathedral Court 1 meeting in St Rose Hall Worcester Street on the subject The History of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters.
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Cathedral Court 1
Massachusetts Catholic Orders of Foresters
St. Rose Hall
Worcester Street
Mgr. M. J. Splaine
D. D
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Wedson Threat of Death Case In Roxbury Court
Mary Thompson sixteen years old declares she was married at revolver point and is brought to police with her husband Thomas J Thompson twenty two of 12 Blanchard street Roxbury. Also present are John P Walsh twenty two a teamster of 23 Rockford street Roxbury and Margaret Donovan eighteen of 635 Harrison avenue, living with her parents.
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Mary Thompson
Revolver Point
Cronin
Loughlin
Thomas J. Thompson
Blanchard Street
Roxbury
John P. Walsh
Rockfard Street
Margaret Donovan
Harrison Avenue
Boston police detain Thompson couple over alleged resort scheme
Thompson is charged with using his wife as an inmate at a questionable Wellington street resort for pay. Hazel Niles was convicted of running the house illegally. Walsh aided Thompson as the quartet, including two women, were held after Niles was arrested. Thompson fled to Philadelphia and was tracked by Boston authorities. The wife claimed he forced marriage and threatened to shoot.
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Thompson
Wellington Street
Hazel Niles
Walsh
Philadelphia
Boston
Donovan
Oldest Hillsboro Resident Judson Center Dies
Judson Center, 92 years old and 6 months, died at his home in the upper village this morning. He was the town’s oldest resident and possessed the gold cane presented by the Boston Post.
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Hillsboro
N. H
Judson Center
Bargain Lot Clothing Sale Observed in Local Merchant Ad
A newspaper ad lists deep discounts on boys suits juvenile coats and reefers, overcoats, boots, and men’s furnishings. Additional reductions cover negligee shirts pajamas gloves hosiery hats and ladies fashion items with percent off umbrellas leather goods and hats note warns mail order fulfillment cannot be guaranteed on these small lots.
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