Landlady Allegedly Assaults Tenant in Lynn Apartment
Edward E. Egan of Lynn sues his landlady Mrs. Hannah Lomasney for 2000 in Salem court claiming she assaulted him on January 14 at his Amerty street apartments. He says medical costs followed. Lomasney, who also faced a $50 Lynn court fine for cuffing him with a slipper after visiting his building past 10 PM, is tied to the same residence.
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Edward E. Egan
Lynn
Hannah Lomasney
Salem
Egan
Amerty Street
Winter shoe sale at S. H. Harrison Co.
A brief advertisement announces a winter clearance at S. H. Harrison Co. offering Packard shoes for five dollars and various styles with reduced prices from six to three ninety five. Located at 662 672 Washington Street near Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packard
Great Clearing
S. H. Harrison Co
Washington St
Cor. Beach
Unprecedented savings on overcoats in Boston sale
A Boston retailer offers a forceful pitch on overcoats outlining unbeatable prices and urging customers to compare values. The ad promises to meet any model style or kind and emphasizes dramatic savings, inviting shoppers to visit today.
Had Small Chance to Nag Bond
Mrs Elizabeth N Bond denying her husband Charles G M Bond Cambridge box manufacturer alleged she nagged him so he could not sleep on the witness stand in the East Cambridge Divorce Court yesterday.
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Elizabeth N. Bond
Nottingham
Charles G. M. Bond
Cambridge
East Cambridge
Wife testifies in judge led case of alleged abuse
Mrs Bond recounts loving her husband yet suffering repeated mistreatment including beatings and forced hospital visits. She says Mr Bond whipped by wrists once, denied ongoing bruising, while detailing temper fits and control. Judge Hall heard the case as evidence concluded and took it under advisement.
NOT FREE TO WED divorced Woman Six Weeks After Marriage
In East Cambridge Divorce Court Judge Hall granted an annulment petition after testimony that Arletta W. Pierce was not free to marry. Pierce, who wed under the name Arletta Browne Whitten in Somerville March 4, 1912, learned she was a divorced woman six weeks later. He learned she had previously married Robert W. Protts in Courtland New York in 1901, with a final decree permitting remarriage only after Protts’s death, and that she misrepresented herself as single. The court also announced three other decisions involving Boston Malden and Winthrop couples, including Joseph Cheesman’s child support agreement and divorces for Annie Spear and Mabel Daniels.
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Harry W. Pierce
Somerville
East Cambridge
Arletta W. Pierce
Hall
Pierce
Arletta Browne Whitten
Franklin Street
Tie
Courtland
N. Y
Robert W. Protts
Supreme Court of
Tompkins County
Protts
Irwin
Superior Court
Boston
Malden
Winthrop
Joseph Cheesman
Jessie M Cheesman
Cheesman
Annie Spear
Louis Spear
Frederick W. Daniels
Mabel C. Daniels
Harvard Men Skate on Charles River
Several hundred Harvard students enjoyed skating on the Charles river above the Bolyston street bridge in Cambridge yesterday afternoon for the first time this winter. Ice along the edge runs four inches thick in places and over two inches in the middle. A number of students from the South and Pacific coast, plus a few foreigners, witnessed and tried skating on natural ice for the first time in their lives.
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Harvard
Charles River
Bolyston Street Bridge
Cambridge
Pacific
Banker, Broke, Goes to Work at Wanamaker's
New York, Feb 7. Austin Gray stepson of Judge John Clinton Gray, once a Wall Street broker and social leader, joins John Wanamaker's staff as assistant to the chief merchandise man. He formerly centered in finance and society circles, losing stock market gains and turning to a different path. He declined comment but said he was working hard to regain footing.
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New York
John Wanamaker
Austin Gray
John Clinton Gray
New York State Court of Appeals
Wall Street
Gray
Stock Exchange
Finance and Society
Henry Turnbull
Justice Gray
Legion
Harvard
Alice Monroe Burnham
William A. Burnham
Beacon Street
Boston
Subway Settlement Delayed Over $300 Million Project
New York February 7 The settlement of the subway situation involving 300 million dollars for new underground transit service goes over until next week. Arguments on the injunction writ restraining signing of contracts for the dual system were concluded before the appellate division of the Supreme Court which reserved decision with no appeal to a higher court.
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New York
Supreme Court
Arlington High 3 Somerville High 0 hockey upset
Arlington High School defeated Somerville 3 to 0 at the Arena in a fast game. Harry Robertson starred in goal with 29 saves while Ross and Reycroft scored for Arlington. Referees and officials listed. game played in 20 minute periods.
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Arlington High School
Harry Robertson
Robertson
Arlington
H. Somerville H. Pse
Bowen Poor
Cpi
Aia
Pci Wal
J. Robertson
BOW
Ch Tench
Tery Ayer
Downey
Ck As P
Merrill Poucp
H. Robertson
Arlington High
Somerville High
Ross
Reycroft
J. W. Tingley
Fr’. G. Hoey
Careus and
Richards
Gordon
Hunnewell
Hill pushes bill for nine member state news audit committee
Arthur D. Hill told the committee on legal affairs that no single paper yields all facts. He proposed a nine member panel appointed by the Governor to probe false or misleading news and suppression for political aims, and discussed a State newspaper. He spoke as Progressive party chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Hill
Committee On Legal Affairs
Progressive Party
Nine-person committee includes Harvard Professor Hart and others
Professor Hart of Harvard, Bull Moose delegate to Chicago, Zueblin, Johnson, and others serve on a nine member committee. Hill warns the press bears the country’s greatest power and urges fact accuracy. He cites advertiser influence and the risk of bias in large dailies. Dr Fleischer adds the public has a right to truth from the press.
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Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard
Bull Moose
Chicago
Zueblin
Johnson
Hill
Wven
Boston
Charles Fleischer
Tunnel Toll Reduction Possible Without Supreme Court Action
Chairman John A. Sullivan of the Finance Commission told East Boston that tunnel tolls could be lowered when receipts plus rental exceed interest and sinking fund needs. He cited net toll receipts of 134,287 and rental of 57,000 totaling 191,287, vs 150,000 required, yielding a 41,287 surplus. He opposed toll abolition, warning of a 93,000 annual deficit for tunnel charges.
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John A. Sullivan
The
Finance Commission
East Boston
Supreme Court
Sullivan
Iie
Cousin to Contest Mrs Brown Will
Arabella Ames of Onset, first cousin and sole legal heir, petitions to contest the will of Charlotte Thomp son Ames Brown widow of Samuel M. Brown, president of Fairbanks Scale Co. An attorney, Charles H. McCarthy, appeared for Miss Ames. Brown left over 700000 largely to charity. Ames was left 1000.
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Charlotte Thompson Ames Brown
Samuel IL
Brown
Fairbanks Scale Company
Arabella Ames
Onset
Charles H. McCarthy
Miss Ames
Testatrix
Clergyman Refuses to Name Prison Informant
The Rev. George Luther Cady of Dorchester told District Attorney Pelletier why he withholds the informant’s name. He stated the information came in his clerical capacity and he will not disclose who provided the information.
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George Luther Cady
Dorchester
Pelletier
State’s
District Attorney Opts Not to Present Rev. Cady to Grand Jury
District Attorney Pelletier announced he would take no further action and that Rev. Mr. Cady need not appear before the grand jury to discuss knowledge of prison conditions. Cady stated he had not accused any official of graft and had denied knowledge of graft or corruption at the prison. He met Pelletier twice yesterday in consultations at the DA's office.
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Pelletier
Cady
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Talbot’s
Hanover
Hanover Street
John L. DesLauries
Winter Street
Bull Mooser
Morse
Morse’s
Adams Square
Mr. Cady
A.shuman&co
Bulletin
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