Dakota divorce sparks Somerville love rivalries
Mrs. Annie E. Massey of Somerville, wife No. 2, says she did not steal Ernest W. Massey’s love, arguing the Dakota divorce and marital history justify their marriage. Mrs. Massey No. 1, Florence Church Massey, contests the union, with both sides seeking alimony and redress as the court battle unfolds.
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Florence Massey
Annie Cutler Massey
Ernest W. Massey
Dakota
Annie E. Massey
Somerville
Florence M. Massey
Ernest W. Mas
Lawton
Massey
Annie C. Massey
BRIG
Vanished wife of Wil liam Rich sought in Provincetown
Provincetown February 10 Mrs Annie Rich youngest daughter of the late Freeman M Bowley and wife of William Rich left her boarding place Saturday evening and cannot be found. The Rich couple have not lived together for years and Wellfleet overseers have provided her with quarters near her old home. All suspected shelters have been checked and she is believed mildly insane and in hiding with a friend.
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Provincetown
Annie Rich
Freeman M. Bowley
William Rich
Wellfleet
No Lobsters From Boston Halt Shipments
A. D. Sessions & Co. reports Boston agents say no more lobsters will be shipped from New England while ice congestion on the Northern coasts remains. Baltimore fears a lobster famine as demand grows with the local taste for the luxury seafood.
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Baltimore
A. D. Sessions & Co
Fish and Terrapin Commission
Boston
New England
Six Hundred Attend Ball of Plasterers Union in Boston
Six hundred friends of the Boston Plasterers Protective Union attended the 41st annual ball at Odd Fellows Hall last night. Notables included George T. Thornton of the Bricklayers Union and Jeremiah Driscoll of the Boston Bricklayers Union, along with local officials Aldermen Linehan Baldwin Curley O Towle Doyle Rowe Coleman McCullough.
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Friends of
Boston Plasterers’ Protective Union
Odd Fellows’ Hall
George T. Thornton
Second International
Bricklayers’ Union
Jeremiah F. Driscoll
Boston Bricklayers’ Union 38
Frank J. Linehan
John E. Baldwin
James M. Curley
Frank J. O’towle
James H. Doyle
Joseph R. Rowe
W. J. Coleman
Masters Painters to Hold Next Convention in New Orleans
At the closing session of the International Association of Master Painters and Decorators of the United States and Canada officers were elected. President is Robert S. Peters of Richmond Virginia, vice-president Stuart L. Hughes of Toronto, secretary-treasurer William Wall of Somerville Massachusetts. The convention will be in New Orleans.
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Milwaukee
Wis
International Association of Master Painters and Decorators
United States
Canada
New Orleans
Robert S. Peters
Richmond
Stuart L. Hughes
Toronto
Can
William ©. Wall
Somerville
Mass
Smith Guilty of Robbery in Marlboro Jewelry Case
Worcester February 10 Walter E Smith of Athol found guilty of robbing the jewelry once owned by the missing Frank J Barnes of Marlboro whose absence sparks death rumors. Sentence deferred until February 18 pending filing a bill of exceptions. Found not guilty of larceny and assault.
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Worcester
Walter . E. Smith
Athol
Frank J. Barnes
Marlboro
Smith
President Nolan Praises Engineers Society at 64th Anniversary
President John E. Nolan hailed the Amalgamated Society of Engineers for its super annuated benefit fund for the aged and infirm. The group, founded in 1851, now numbers 97,000 members with a $3,000,000 reserve. Frank Gaynor led the grand march with 150 couples in attendance.
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Amalgamated Society of Engineers
John E. Nolan
Frank Gaynor
Seven Children Fatherless After Train Fatality
Haverhill reports Joseph Rehaume a 50 year old shoemaker was struck by a Boston and Maine train near Bradford depot while taking a shortcut home from work. He died 15 minutes later and leaves seven children.
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Haverhill
Joseph Rehaume
Boston & Maine
Bradford
Rehaume
Gov Douglas Begins Surprise Inspections of State Institutions
Governor Douglas launches an unannounced tour of state facilities beginning with the Sherborn Reformatory for Women. He plans no advance notice to officials, aiming to uncover real conditions, accompanied by Private Secretary Buchanan and Prison Commission Chairman Pettigrove.
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Douglas
Butler
Sherborn Reformatory
Sherborn
Buchanan
Pettigrove
Prison Commission
Vagrants Bath Revealed At City Home Cambridge
Andrew Sutherland a long time state aid recipient entered Cambridge City Home as a pauper yesterday and while removing rags dropped his pocketbook containing 1665 in cash. He has posed as a dependent for years and previously attempted entry to the Soldiers Home Chelsea. His board will be paid from the money.
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Andrew Sutherland
Cambridge
Sutherland
Chelsea
Andover Faces Tech Nology In Rink Showdown
This afternoon at the Tech rink Andover hockey meets Tech nology. Tech has played strong hockey recently and promises a tough test for Andover. Forwards Miller Ford Coupal Coleman or Weinz defense Dwight point Tylee goal Sharp are listed for Tech.
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Tech
Andover
Technology
Miller
Ford
Coupal
Coleman
Weinz
Dwight
Tylee
Sharp
Police Captain Brown Reported Dead
Police officials announced the death of Captain William H. Brown, stunning members of the department as details remained unclear in the afternoon report.
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William H
Captain Brown Dies of Kidney Trouble at City Prison
Captain Brown born July 17 1841 in Hallowell Missouri died at 415 Massachusetts Avenue after a month long illness. A Civil War veteran and long time police officer, he rose from sergeant to captain in 1886 and served at Station 10 and Division 18 before his transfer to the city prison in 1900. Funeral services likely Sunday at his residence.
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Brown
Massachusetts Avenue
Captain Brown
Hallowell
Samaria prescription offers cure for alcoholism
Dr. Xavier Corot reports a harmless Samaria prescription that cures many alcohol addicts, even when other remedies failed. The Samaria dispensary at 1267 Broadway, New York, offers a free trial to those who write or call. Prominent doctors acknowledge a safe, certain remedy for the liquor habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xavier Corot
Samaria Dispensary
Broadway
New York
World
President Frye Presents Credential Box From Electoral Count
Senator Frye president pro tem of the Senate delivered a mahogany credential box to Secretary Loeb for the President. The box contained the official electoral returns and will be kept as a souvenir of the election. The mahogany box features inlay work and is intended as a historic keepsake.
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Washington
Frye
Senate
Congress
Loeb
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