Two Women Claim Him as Husband in Boston Divorce Court
Judge Bell in East Cambridge Division delayed ruling on the divorce petition of Maud Eliza de Wolfe McCullough of Natick against Alexander McCullough. The judge will investigate claims from two women, Maud McCullough and Isabel A. Pease of South Framingham, who allege marriage to the same man before he reaches 21. McCullough reportedly eloped with both women, with fragmented accounts of marriage in Providence and New York, while families dispute the unions. The court will verify who is the lawful wife before action.
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Maud McCullough
Natick
Providence
R. I
Isabel A. Pease
Charles Pease
Linden Street
South Framingham
New York
McCullough
Maude McCullough
Forest Avenue
Andrew McCullough
John DeWolfe
Miss Pease
Pease
Worcester
Catholic Union of Boston to Host Annual Dinner
The Catholic Union of Boston holds its annual banquet tonight at the Exchange Club with dinner at 6. Speakers include Governor Foss, Bishop Anderson, Judge Joseph Quinn of Salem and Judge Michael J. Murray of the Municipal Court. Thomas B. Fitzpatrick serves as committee chairman.
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Catholic Union
Catholic Union of Boston
Exchange Club
Foss
Bishop Anderson
Joseph Quinn
Salem
Michael J. Murray
Municipal Court
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick
Allen Dies in Washington After Illness
Representative Ames L. Allen died in his Washington apartments at dawn after a 12 day pneumonia battle. Born March 17, 1887 in Waterboro Maine he studied law at Columbian and Bowdoin College and served as Maine legislator and private secretary to Speaker Reed before joining the House. His burial plans place him in Alfred Maine with daughter Laura and son Edward present. House leaders named a funeral representation including Swazey Gurnsey Davis OConnell Kendall Fatta Graham and Cameron.
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Washington
Ames L. Allen
Laura E. Allen
Alfred
Edward C. Allen
Boston
Congressman Allen
Waterboro
York County
Maine
Bowdoin College
Columbian Law School
Treasury Department
Allen
Thomas B. Reed
Reed
Cannon
House
Swazey and Gurnsey
Davis
Minn
O’connell
Mass
Kendall
Iowa
Fatta
Neb
Graham
Ill
Cameron
Ariz
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Parade to State House
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company will parade from the Faneuil Hall armory at 10 45 a m to the State House to pay respects to Governor Foss and be reviewed by him before an annual banquet at the American House. Sergeant Snow will present a series of valuable historical prints to the company.
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Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
State House
Foss
American House
Faneuil Hall
Snow
Plea for Better Charlestown at annual lovefeast
Charlestown Improvement Association held its annual lovefeast in Mishawum Hall with about 200 attendees. Toastmaster Dr. Francis P. Silva led speakers including Senator Treadway, Congressman-elect William F. Murray, Acting Mayor Ballantyne, Rev. John W. McMahon, ex Fire Commissioner Francis M. Carroll, and James J. Phelan. McMahon urged wealth to fund better homes and housing, noting no progress in 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Edison Electric Light Company 2nd Anniversary Dinner
The Edison Electric Illuminating Company of Boston marked its 2nd anniversary at the Algonquin Club with 125 officers and employees. President C. L. Edgar, Vice-President Walter Baylies, and most directors attended, hearing reminiscences on the growth from a Bumstead court station to 30 plants serving 26 towns with 1,000,000 people. The event featured electric light decor, a commemorative booklet, and a toast by Edgar with Baylies and E. W. Burdett as speakers.
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Head Place
Algonquin Club
Edison Electric Illuminating Company of
Boston
C. L. Edgar
Walter «. Baylies
C. S. Hadaway
Fladaway
Edison Company
Edgar
E. W. Burdett
Walter C. Baylies
Haymarket
Edison Electric Light Company
Bumstead Court
Bijou
Adams House
Messrs
C. W. Amory
T. J. Coolidge, Jr
C. Edgar
T. Cummings
C. F. Adams
Oliver Ames
T. Burr
G. R. Jewett
Robert Saltonstall
Co. M. Weld
J. Otis
A. BK. Jeffrey
E.L. Johnson
H. A. Johnson
A. E. Josselyn
C. L. Kasson
W. J. Kennedy
Pierce Kent
S. R. Keyes
BE. Co.Kimball
W. H. Kimball
A. 5S. Knight
A. I. Knox
J. B. Larrett
J. E. Libbey
A. J. Loring
W. H. Lott
O. F. Mann
E. S. Mansfield
A. F. Mars
I. 8. McDonald
A. McGinnis
G. C. McNeil
Tm. W. Metcalf
C. H. Miles
H. W. Moses
J. I. Mott
I. E. Moultrop
J. C. Norcross
W. O'Brien
J. O'Neil
J. A. Vahey
J. R. Vredenburgh
S. Wallace
L. R. Wallis
S. E. Wardwell
J. W. Wattles
C. A. White
Doctor Held in 10000 Dollar Bail
Dr. Jacob W. Brown alias J Wales Brown of West Newton street was held in bonds of 10000 by Judge Murray in the District Court for a hearing Monday on charges of performing an illegal operation on Margaret B LeFevre of Cambridge. Dr William E Fleet of 9 Columbus street Cambridge charged as accessory before and after the fact was arraigned and held in 2500 bond for a March 10 hearing. Mrs LeFevre died at a Cambridge hospital Sunday night from effects of the operation performed at Brown s office on West Newton street.
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Jacob W. Brown
J. Wales Brown
West Newton Street
Murray
Margaret B. LeFevre
Cambridge
William E. Fleet
Columbus Street
Almy
St Paul's Catholic Club Ball Draws 350 at Harvard
A large crowd of more than 350 attended the St Pauls Catholic Club annual ball in Copley Hall Harvard with electric lights and laurel streamers. Attendees included prominent Catholic women and officials such as Mrs A A Carey Mrs M M Cunniff Mrs M M Donovan Mrs W F Fitzgerald Mrs J M Morrison Mrs J W Spence Rev Charles A Finn and many couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copley Hall
St. Paul's Catholic Club
Harvard
A. A. Carey
M. M. Cunniff
M. M
William McGreenery
J. P. Lyons
B. J. Connolly
P. F. Sullivan
T. J. Falvey
E. J. Finnigan
Daly
Michael J. Murray
W. J. B. Brennan
H. DeCourcey
J. B. Devereaux
Dannebrog Danish Society to Celebrate 23rd Anniversary
The Dannebrog, a leading Danish society in Boston with about 200 active members, will hold a banquet and dance at Minot Hall tonight to mark its 23rd anniversary. Committee members include Mrs. N. P. Schmedegaard S. P. Sorensen P. Anderson Mrs. C. Sommers and N. P. Schmedegaard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dannebrog
Boston
Minot Hall
N. P. Schmedegaard
P. Sorensen
P. Anderson
C. Sommers
St Pauls Parish Fourth Union Draws 1000 at Dorchester
The fourth annual reunion of St Pauls parish Dorchester drew about 1000 attendees at Navillus Hall last evening. Guests included Rt Rev Joseph G Anderson Rev F J Alichin and Rev William A Connor. The event featured dancing whist and refreshments. Garrett W Scollard chaired the executive committee with Thomas A Jennings as secretary John J Lane led the dance committee Joseph Lanigan directed the floor and P S Lenihan oversaw refreshments.
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ST. Paul’s Parish
St. Paul's Parish
Dorchester
Navillus Hall
Joseph G. Anderson
F. J. Alichin
William A. Connor
St. Paul’s Chiuveh
Dream Evidence Tied Lena Cusumano to Sunset Point Case
Plymouth jury heard neighbor Charles Prescott testify that Lena Cusumano and Enrico Mascioli told of a dream in which she saw her murdered husband Frank Cusumano found dead in the surf at Sunset Point. He described the vision of the body, its mutilation, and Lena’s alleged police custody.
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Plymouth
Frank Cusumano
Sunset Point
Hull
Lena
Enrico Mascioli
Charles L. Prescott
Dream Foretold Events as Trial Progresses in Cusumano Case
Prescott testified that a woman’s dream predicted events three days ahead with striking accuracy. He said she offered $50 to praise her character if arrested, claimed her husband Frank left with $50, and that neither she nor Mascioli had trouble with him. He described alleged affection between Mrs Cusumano and Enrico Mascioli and observed them together in a hammock. Witnesses recounted Cusumano’s disappearance and her varying explanations of where Frank went with $269. Di Perri said Mascioli left the Cusumano home with a gun.
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Prescott
Frank
Mascioli
Tie
Livingstone
Brockton
Cusumano
Frak
Central strike widens as 2000 prepare to walk out
The New York Central boilermakers strike gains sympathy from machinists and blacksmiths with officials claiming over 2000 workers will join in days. Vice-President Weyand says 800 boilermakers and helpers struck today, while railroad officials report many returning to work and non union replacements in most shops.
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Leveland
New York Central Railroad
Boilermakers’ Union
Weyand
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Shipbuilders
Buffalo
Detroit
Roxbury
Mass
Depew. N. Y
D. R. MacBain
Lake Shore
Effects of Strike Among Boston Workers
At 10 o clock yesterday morning 80 boilermakers at the Boston & Albany shops in Allston joined a sympathy strike with the Lake Shore and Michigan division of the New York Central. The action follows a New York strike protesting the road's move to piece work. Local officers say service will not be inconvenienced. Railroad machinists meet tonight to consider action.
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Allston
Boston & Albany Railroad
Lake Shore and Michigan
New York Central Railroad
New York
Boston & Albany Road
First International
Weyand
Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders
Road
Lawsuit Questions If Christian Science Is Religion Charity or Medicine
Former Senator William E. Chandler cites a New Hampshire case over Mary Baker Eddy's estate seeking to define Christian Science. Executed filings by Henry Baker and the church argue the Mother Church has 459,000 members and 1200 branches, asserting its charitable religious aims versus medical practice for profit.
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Concord
N. H
William E. Chandler
George W. Glover
Mary Baker Eddy
Nether Church
Boston
Eddy
Christian Science Church
Chandler
New Hampshire
United States Supreme Court
Henry M. Baker
Mary Baker G. Liddy
Mother Church
Christian Science
Chaurch
Glover
Equity
Retiring Lt Fottler to Leave Jamaica Plain Police Tonight
Lieutenant William Fottler of the Jamaica Plain station will retire at roll call this evening at age 65 after more than 40 years of service. A well known officer, he joined the Boston force when West Roxbury was annexed and spent most of his career patrolling that area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fottler
Jamaica Plain
Fottler
Boston
West Roxbury
Father John’s Medicine for Colds and Coughs
When you feel a cold coming on take Father John’s Medicine at once it has fifty years of success in treating colds. If a cold hangs on take it without delay and avoid lung trouble with prompt relief. The soothing healing elements allay irritation restore health and it is free from alcohol or dangerous drugs.
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Father John
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