Surprise Divorce Suit Shocks Boston Liquor Dealer
Dorothy R. Connor of Boston has filed for divorce from James F. Connor alleging cruel and abusive treatment. He denies quarrels and says they separated six months ago while remaining friends. The couple married Sept. 27, 1898, and Connor operates a liquor business at 128 Dartmouth Street. State Street Trust Company holds $15,000 attached to the suit.
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Dorothy
R. Connor
Boston
James F.connor
Dartsmouth Street
State Street Trust Company
Connor
Dartmouth Street
Pdivorce
Dorothy R
State Street Trust
Roslindale
James E. Young
Tremont Street
Household helps and designs for Washington place cards
A full page in the household section of next Sunday's Post promises tips on economical furnishing and entertaining. It features games for year end amusements and decorative Washington place cards to enhance gatherings.
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Washington Place
Post
Asquith Retirement Rumor Shakes Cabinet Return
London february 18 rumors sweep the house as asquith may retire soon to accept a peerage. karL carrington resigns as lord privy seal and the marquis of crewe is named successor. lord pentland becomes governor of madras and thomas mckinnon wood takes foreign affairs under secretary post. the marquis of crewe to keep india portfolio.
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London
House of Commoria
Herbert H. Asquith
Asquith
Mr. Asquith
Karl Carrington
Privy Seal
Marquis of Crewe
Lord Pentland
Scotland
Madras
Thomas Gibson-Carmichael
Thomas McKinnon Wood
India
Say Winters Back Broken
The back of winter is practically broken according to the weather bureau. One or two short cold snaps may occur but a recurrence of the ice bound coast and suffering is not expected. The forecast calls for fair weather Wednesday and Thursday with light winds and no snowstorms in sight. The warm wave should break up the ice floes blocking the coast for the past month.
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Weather Bureau
Forty years in Sing Sing for Brooklyn robber Smith
Edward Smith aged 26 was sentenced to forty years at Sing Sing for highway robbery and assault in Brooklyn. He beat professor Frank W. Meissinger, a Brooklyn music teacher, and stole $17 six weeks after release from a prior offence. Judge Fawcett labeled him an habitual criminal.
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New York
Sing. Sing
Edward Smith
Brooklyn
Smith
Frank W. Meissinger
Fawcett
Colored waiters dismissed at Crawford House
The Crawford House discharged Walter Brooks and 11 assistants, longtime employees, yesterday morning. They were paid off and informed their services were no longer required.
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Crawford House
Walter Brooks
Management Rehires White Waiters After Dismissals
An official recalls Scollay square changes as management hires a dozen white waiters, mostly Italians with Germans and Irish among others, amid complaints that former staff pressed for tips. He notes long-time guests from New Hampshire Vermont and Maine disliked silent but forceful tip demands and that some left for hotels using white waiters.
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Scollay Square
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
School Frats Stir in Brockton High Fight Over Offices
In Brockton on February 13 Principal Whitcomb announced no member of a secret society may hold office at the high school. Fraternity members vow to meet off campus despite city solicitor’s view the school can expel them. The ban has affected gym and basketball team selections as nonfraternity players face exclusion.
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Brockton
Charles T. C. Whitcomb
Brookside
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Water Failure Strikes Quincy Milton As Main Bursts
A 24 inch metropolitan water main burst on Adams street East Milton causing an eight hour water famine for Quincy and Milton residents. Fire protection was impaired as only one chemical engine operated until a 12 inch supply from Atlantic and Hancock streets arrived.
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Quincy
Milton
Adams Street
East Milton
Boston
Forbes’ Hill
Penn’s Hill
Braintree
Mattapan
Moon Island
Boston Harbor
Beaton
Atlantic
Hancock Streets
Water shortage halts forenoon activity at Quincy plants
Forenoon business nearly stopped as boilers and power plants lacked water. To supply Quincy City Hospital, large street sprinklers were dispatched to Braintree, underscoring a citywide water emergency and improvised measures.
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Quincy City Hospital
Braintree
Club Women Seek to Free Hogan Woman
Chicago club women opened a drive to release Hazel Hogan who was sentenced by Judge Lockwood Honore to six months in jail and a $1700 fine for contempt of court. Hogan refused to answer questions while testifying in a robbery case. she has been in jail for weeks. Dr Irvine Sisinger, reportedly engaged to marry Hogan, and three other men were charged with robbing Hogan of 1766 dollars during a July visit to the physician's office.
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Chicago
Hazel Hogan
Lockwood Honare
Miss Hogan
Honore
Joliet
Irvine Sisinger
Sisinger
Two Japanese Steamer Collide. 46 Die At Sea
Forty six crew and passengers drown after the collision and sinking of the Ryoha Maru and the Mori Maru off Nagasaki. Authorities reported the disaster as the two steamers sank following the crash.
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Nagasaki
Japan
Panama War Theory Debated in House Foreign Affairs
Washington February 1 18 Correspondence intended to prove the Panama revolution was planned in New York and Washington was presented to the House foreign affairs committee. Henry N of the New York World cited letters and cables between Panamanian officials. He claimed prewar US inspiration and noted alleged Navy Department files withheld by Roosevelt. Assistant Secretary Huntington Wilson replied older cipher codes could be bought in Paris but codes had been changed since.
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New York
House Hommes
Henry, N
New York World
Panama Canal Zone
United States
Hall
Amador
Arango
Panama
Navy Department
Congress
Roosevelt
Navy
State Department
Paris
Huntington Wilson
Father saves family from Lynn Belaze apartment fire
Fire at Stewart street brick building trapped Frank A. Dixon his wife and two children. The father carried his children down an icy ladder to awaiting firemen after guiding his wife to safety. Fire crews battled the blaze to rescue others as flames climbed through light shafts to upper floors.
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Lynn
Stewart Street
Frank A. Dixon
Abrahams Callahan Cameron Dacey Ferdinand Ford
Death notices list February funerals in Boston area. Yetta Abrams widow of Wolff Abrams of Roxbury. Mary Callahan of Dorchester. Catherine Cameron of East Boston. Matthew Dacey of Dudley. Joseph Ferdinand of Roxbury. Velettie Ford of Everett. Jeremiah Ford of Cambridge. Thomas Higgins of South Boston. Winslow Ingalls of Maynard. Mary McFarlane of Dorchester. Daniel McDonald of Dorchester. Rose McGee of Roxbury. Catherine McLaughlin of Dorchester. John McNeil of Charlestown. Paul Meinhold of Roxbury. Horace Obear of Wellesley. Funeral details include dates, times, and church names. notices request newspaper publication and copies to various papers. Further lines show additional minor notices and placements.
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Main
Sade Sietae Abrams
Yetta
Wolff Abrams
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Roxbury
Temple Chabel Shalom
Wadsworth Street
Boston
Baltimore
New York
Callahan
Mary
Thomas J. Callahan
Wright
B. J. Callahan
Dorchester Avenue
Cameron
Everett
Catherine A
Allan J
Mary A. Cameron
Unut Street
Church of the Immaculate. Conception
Dacey
Matthew J
James and
Margaret Collins
Langdon Street
Dudley
St James
Harrison Avenue
Ferdinand
Joseph Ferdinand
Cleveland Park
Ford
Velettie Rowena
Stephen G. Ford
Edith Avenue
North Cambridge
Jeremiah
Ellen Ford
Yorktown
St. John’s Church
Massachusetts Avenue
Malden
Higgins
Thomas J
Elizabeth Higgins
G Street
Hedren Church
Ingalls
Maynard
Winslow Lewis Ingalls
J. M. Bellows
Elatives
Seattle
Wash
M’farlane
Dorchester
Mary A
Archibald J. McFarlane
O'Niell
Iowa Street
St. Peter’s Church
Meeting House Hill
M'Donald
Daniel .A
Robert A
Mary J. Mc Donald
St. Philip's Church
Calvary Cemetery
M'Laughlin
Catherine G
John
Sarah A. McLaughlin
St. Margaret’s Church
M’neie
Charlestown
N. H
John McNeil
John McNeiil
South Boston
John ¥. O’brien
Dorchester Street
Nova Scotia
Meinho
Paul Meinhold
Ida Meinhold
Illinens
J. E. Nolan
Broadway
Southton
Obear
Wellesley
Horace Obear
Warbington
Welles
Obituary notices from Boston area residents and relatives
Multiple death announcements and funeral notices for Patrick Murphy Catherine Shea and others in Boston area towns. Includes addresses in Dorchester Allston East Boston Everett and Jamaica Plain with dates February 14 15 and 16 and church services at St Philip's Church St Matthew's Church Church of the Messiah and the Church of the Assumption. Other items mention Masonic lodge funeral and a 38 year old Nathaniel C Pember.
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Patrick
Catherine Murphy
Colonial Avenue
Dorchester
St. Matthew’s Church
Stanton Street
Calvary Cemetery
Pember
New York City
Walpole
Methodist
Plymouth
South Station
Pritchard
Boston
Walter Pritchard
Cabot Lodge
Sons of St. George
Church of the Messiah
Gainsboro
St. Stephen Streets
Milton Cemetery
Rollins
Allston
Alexander C. Rollins
Allsto
Ryan
Beverly
Mary Eliza
Collingwood
Broadsway
Everett
Hants
Nova Scotia
John
Thomas and
Mary Ryan
Cottage Street
Solewna
Church of the Assumption
Rymill
West Roxbury
George Henry Retune
Perham Street
Smallman
Martha G
William R.smellman
Howes Street
Cedar Grove
Sparks
Cambridge
Sarah
Jabez Sparks
Can
E. Cam Street
Newfoundland
Stowe
Jennie F
Charles H. Stowe
Baker Road
Viehhabuser
Jamaica Plain
Paul Gore Street
William Wiehhaeuser
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