Clarence Glover speaks of fear at home in bitter trial
In a Boston court Clarence Glover voices fear of his wife Lil and a planned will as his brothers and wife testify. Mrs Gertrude Glover recounts his plea for a better home and tears over a wasted life while cross exam reveals family tensions and alleged past threats.
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Clarence
Gertrude
Gertrude M. Glover
Arthur B. Glover
Jamaica Plain
Arthur
Gove
William Glover
Jesse Gove
Arthur's
Glover
Samuel D. Elmore
Clarence Glover
Ness
Augustus
Cloud Jones
Lil
Their Silver Wedding Day Celebration in Dorchester
Mr and Mrs Joseph E Lewis marked their silver wedding anniversary at home 417 Geneva Avenue Dorchester with many friends offering congratulations. Born in South Boston in 1862 they moved from City Point to Dorchester years ago. Lewis worked in internal revenue, with Adams Taylor Co, Rex Distilling Co, and served as a rectifier. Five Lewis children attended, including Charles a Ranger cadet studying electrical engineering and Walter a catcher for Commercial High School.
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Joseph E. Lewis
Geneva Avenue
Dorchester
Mrs. Lewis
South
Boston
City Point
Lewis
Boston Lodge of Elks
Cleveland
Internal Revenue Service
Adams, Taylor & Co
Rex Distilling Company
Charles
Ranger
Walter
Commercial High School
Father John's Medicine Promises Cold Cure
A pamphlet touts Father John's Medicine as a cure and preventive for colds pneumonia and consumption. It claims to build bodily warmth and strength in children against dangerous coughs and throat lung troubles.
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Father John
Surprise Silver Service Presented at Mr and Mrs Lewis Party
A house party featured red and white crepe decorations and music readings and dancing. Richard J Walsh presented Mr and Mrs Lewis with a costly silver service amid other gifts. Notable guests included Mr and Mrs Kenniff Mr and Mrs James Mc Grath Miss Casey and many others.
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Lewis
Tom Coffey
Kenniff
James McGrath
Casey
May Casey
Susan Casey
Wittie Casey
Cronin
Wate Magrane
Emma Powers
Joseph Mullen
Mullen
Robie
Jéllen Sherry
Doyle
G. J. Colgan
Myre
Brookline millionaire arrested in Fitchburg girl assault case
Miss Reed, about 17, testified about four attacks over a year by a Brookline man identified as Cox. He was arrested in Boston after the girl supplied details and a Post Office box number used for contact. Cox claimed alibi and was held for Fitchburg Police Court.
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Miss Reed
Colon W. Earle
Summer Street
Fitchburg
Post
High Scctiool
Boston
Mr. Cox
Christian Endeavor
Blanche
Fitchburg High School
State Normal School
Brookline
Dugan
Flaherty
Farrell
Old South Building
Iitchburg
Cox
F. H. Williams
Exchange
Old South
Cleveland votes to share traffic gains in streetcar plan
Cleveland residents approved a city controlled streetcar franchise in a referendum by about 8100 in a blizzard. Judge Robert W. Taylor and Tom I Johnson backed the plan to let the city run service at cost with a 6 percent stockholder return, starting with a three cent fare and one cent transfer for eight months.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Tom I. Johnson
Robert W. Taylor
Federal Court
Cleveland Railway Company
Divorce suit dropped after quarrel over lager
In Barrister's Hall, it is reported that Jinks has withdrawn the divorce case against Mrs. J. The couple had quarrelled, but the husband sent home a case of P. B. Lager last week and the wife has behaved pacifically since.
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Jinks
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William Tu. Glover
William
Arthur B
Norman S. Glover
Elmore
Willian
William J. Glover
Mr. Gove
McIntire
Seymour S. Glover
Attorney Gove
Arthur Glover
Seymour
Waltham
Tfe
Undertaker
Granville
Macfarland
Tremont Street
West Street
Atlantic City
Traymore
N. J. Owen
Asx
Traymore Hotel CO
D. S. Whith
Pres
Marquette
Mgr
Dennis
Ocean Front
Wister J. Bushy
Carter
Carter Little Iver Pills
Clubman
Hartford
Barrister’s Hall
Jessie Willcox Smith
Myra Kelly
Juliet Wilbur ‘Tompkins
Mary Heaton
Housekeeping
Marion Harland
Margaret K. Sangster
Sam Loyd
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