Divorced Man Ordered to Pay Wife Alimony and Costs
Judge Frederick W. Fosdick grants divorce to Fepron G. Thomajanian from Garabed H. Thomajanian for cruelty. He must pay $160 immediate divorce expenses and $150 alimony from January 190? with $30 weekly thereafter until further order. Wife had $20,000 in tax and real estate attachment. Married July 5, 1897, in Worcester. residents since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worgester
Frederick “W. Fosdick
Superior Court
Fepron G. Thomajanian
Garabedh
Lagrange
Wellesley College
Thomasanian
Thomas Ianian
Worcester
Death of Dr Hebe Bishop noted sportsman and civic leader
Funeral services for Dr Hebe Bishop, famed as a sportsman and longtime advocate for fishing and game causes, will be held Thursday afternoon at the Church of the Good Shepherd. Born July 26 1858 in Marbleton Quebec he lived in Boston but kept Harmony Lodge Maine as his legal residence. He led the Magnetic Fish and Game Club and served in committees of the Massachusetts Fish and Game Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebe
Copley Square
Church of the Good
Shepherd
Cortes Street
Bishop
Hon
George
Wace W Fein
My As Morris
Dee Ay. Brown
Terrésent
Massachusetts
Lewis Tuck
Merriett Mitchell
Aétha Life Insurance Company
Waldop Hastings
Wiliam
Marbleton
Québec
Boston
Harmony Lodge
Farmington
Maine
Dr. Bishop
Megantic
Mary and Doug Held Up by Izzy in New York visit
Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks toured the Federal Building in New York amid a pending $108,000 civil case by theatrical agent Cora Wilkenning against Pickford. Izzy Einstein frisked Fairbanks, and the stars viewed cells, courts, and prisons, including the Tombs, as they arrived for the trial and observed criminal cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal
Douglas
Fairbanks
Mary. Pickford
California
Izzy Einstein
Izzy
Einstéin
Mary
Doug
Hollywood
Moe Smith
J. Fairbanks
Beford
Cora C. Wilkenning
Miss Pickford
Federal District Court
Wilkenning
Famous Players-Lask Corporation
Appelate
Burlingtonite jailed on whiskey charge in Vermont
Will Wv. Rueschel of Burlington jailed in Franklin County jail on a whiskey smuggling charge from Canada into Vermont. Henry Fay of St Sebastian Quebec, driver of the car, was released on cash bonds. Their cases will come before the next Federal District Court term.
Five Cent Fare Hope Crushed By Trustees Decision
Boston Elevated trustees informed United Improvement Association that a general nickel fare remains prohibited due to service costs. January totals show 30.2 million riders on ten and five cent lines, with receipts slightly below last year. reserve funds and tax implications loom for cities owed repayments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Meing
The
United Improvement
Association
United Improvement Association
iIn
Boston
Jackson
Meins
Curley Plans Elevate Act Revival Bill Next Week
Mayor Curley confirmed a bill to reopen the Elevated Act of 1918 and restore the five cent car fare. Representative John W. McCormack of Ward 14 will present the measure, drafted to address South Boston and Dorchester areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curley
John W. McCormack
Ward 14
South
Boston
Dorchester
Bangor man blocks marriage of son to his stepmother
In Bangor on February 20 William Brooks challenged at the city clerk’s desk the marriage license for his son Frederick Brown Brooks 20 to wed his father’s ex wife Georgiana Daigle the son’s stepmother. The issue of age and legality was raised with the Bangor Superior Court deeming the case unprecedented. The couple still plans to marry but have not chosen a new attempt date or venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug
Fairbanks
John
Collenates
Bangor
William ‘Brooks
Frederick ‘Brown ‘Brooks
Brooks
Georgiana Daigle
Canada
South Boston Man Held for Robbery
Edward Walsh of South Boston was held at Central Court charged as one of two men who knocked down and robbed George A. Handy a Broay slipper manufacturer of Motte street of 15 and a 250 check late Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Walsh
Boston
Central Court
George A. Handy
Motte Street
Weldona Ad Claims Rheumatism Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Weldona as a remedy for rheumatism with a Boston testimonial from Mrs. J S Cote of 15 Pond Street, Jamaica Plain. It urges readers to request a free book from Weldona Co at 132 Boylston Street Boston and to obtain the product at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S.cote
Pond
Jatai¢a Plain
Boston
Mass
Weldona
Will
Weldona Co
Boylston St
Weldona Reppeat Tee
Sulphur Treatment Claims Quick Skin Relief
An advertisement promotes Mentho Sulphur as a remedy for skin eruptions rashes and blotches claiming immediate improvement after first application. It asserts germ destroying properties and suggests using a small jar like cold cream with dramatic results for conditions like eczema.
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Dent
Dent’s
C. S. Dent & Co
Detroit
Hall
Washington Conference
Channing
J. Weston Allen
Charles Sumner
Bird Walter L
Collins
John Jack
H. Cox
A. Lawrence Lowell
John Farwell
Michael. J. Murray Ion Walsh
America
Henry Abrahame
Moore Avery
George Minot Baker
George Eres Baker
Elmer Jared Bliss Charles Lawrence Borrill
George W. Coleman
Paastenay Crocker
Frances G. Curtis Gearies
George H. Is
Paul FE. Fitzpatrick
J. Malcolm Forbes Robert Hi
Mabel Gilles
Roland G. Hopkins
Lewis Jerome John Rabbi
Harry Levi
Louis K. Liggett
Peabody Lord
Edward F. McGrady
Fverett Morss
Lemuel Herbert Murlip Gomes
Andrew
Ibaan
Wenona
Pinkham
Mrg
Lote B. Rantoul George
Odin Roberts
In Roberts Fite
Elth TH
H. O. Becomeh
Tr ‘Alker Robe ‘M. Sosirers
Robert Winso
Thesr
Hardin
Fm the Great
Tremont ST
Butler
Mary and
Gort House
Pickford
Town
James A. Archibal
Dist. Atty ‘Joab H. “Banton
Francis X. Mancuso
Mancuso
Sighs
Prison A
Cure For Blues
Bridge of Sighs
L.J.’ Evers
John Hanley
Harry Thaw
World By Press Pub
R. H. Stearns
Ohio
Shore
Astacatra
General Phonograph
Syiowth
Commonwealth
Horlick
South Boston
Warmy
Army
Court &T
Boston, Maas
rAumy C. Dd
Erne
Ader House
Dept
Chelsea South Drawbridge
Public Works Department
Cascara
W.t.titi
Detrort
Cuticura
the Dog Shop, Inc
Len
Worcs Avenue
Sane Hasse
First Baptist P Gorner West
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