Glover murder case hearsay and will dispute testimony
Albert R Glover and Mrs Lillian Glover figures dominate a Boston courtroom as cross examination reveals fears of Clarence Glover toward his wife and questions arise about a will. Witnesses discuss past marriages custody and a March versus April visit while proceedings adjourn for hours.
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Tufts
Albert R. Glover
Appleton Street
Clarence
Lillian Marie Glover
Lillian
Lillian Glover
William L. Glover
Albert
Albert Glover
Elmore
New York
Paige
Scott
MacFarland
Seymour
Walker
Shawmut Avenue
Tremont Street
Lil
Ife
Boston
Glover
William E. Gaddis
Boston Police Commissioner's Office
Mr. Gaddis
Samuel Dpd. Elmore
Clarence Glover
McIntire
William Glover
Granville S. MacFarland
Suffolk County
Bert R. Glover
Mi Dred
Hattie
Lillian M. Glover
Hattie la Blanc
Mr. Tufts
Dogs of High Degree at Boston Dog Show Draw Crowds
Hundreds of dogs paraded with Sparkle the lightest at two pounds thirteen ounces owned by T. Leo Murphy of Roslindale. Carmen Chief the giant St. Bernard owned by Mrs. T. E. L. Kemp of Allston drew children’s praise, while Sandy Point Rags the costly English sheepdog valued at 50,000 dollars impressed buyers. Aleksander the Russian wolfhound claimed speed, with Dr. Cc. F. Sullivan’s Trimount Fairy and Tri mount Duke winning in Boston terriers and other classes. Archbishop OConnell attended, and Peary dogs attracted women visitors. Awards favored Latchmere Kennels’ Aire dales and several breed winners including Yankee Doodle Did and Trimount Fairy.
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Sparkle
T. Leo Murphy
Roslindale
Carmen Chief
St. Bernard
T. E. L. Kemp
Allston
Sandy Point
R. C. Vanderbilt
Sandy Point Rags
Aleksander
Simmsburg
Conn
Cc. F. Sullivan
Dorchester
Trimount Fairy
Trimount Duke
Peary
Latchmere
George Peabody
W. J. Sullivan
Tiny Dick
Muskerry Madge
A. M. Forester
Muskerry
A. Albright
Barrie Snowflake
West Highlands
Boston Terriers
Frances P. Kendall
David G. Whelton
Merrimacs end season with win over English High
The Merrimac A. C. closed their season with a 11 point victory over English High School in 15 minute halves. De Angelis starred for Merrimacs with two floor goals and two foul goals, while Beadleston and Friedleston added two each. English High scorers included Goldman and Ramacotti. Attendance reached 450 with S Levenson refereeing.
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Merrimac A
English High School
de Angelis
Hddleston
Merrimac A. C. Fe
Manacorts
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Keith
Tottorella
Ferrell
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Beadleston
S. Levenson
Franny
Gentille
Willoughby Wins Wrestling Match At Columbia Theatre
Patrons witnessed a top tier wrestling bout as Walter Willoughby defeated James Galvin in two falls at the Columbia Theatre. The first fall lasted 50 minutes 40 seconds with Willoughby pinning Galvin, while the second fall followed after a 30 minute struggle. Referee Ray Bronson ruled the match for Willoughby.
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Columbia Theatre
Walter Willoughby
James Galvin
Willoughby
Galvin
Ray Bronson
Local bowlers beaten by New York pair in intercity match
The Riddells of New York defeated Boston champions Dr. Simson and Frank Harrington by 113 pins in a 60-frame special intercity match at New Boston alleys. Glen Riddell posted 660 across three strings, Harrington led the locals, and Bill Beatty of Ebonite No 1 notched a 650 five-man total amid new tournament marks.
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Harrington
Dr. Simson
Boston
Glen Riddell
Ebonite No
Marston
New York
Simson
Harrington P. Riddell
Riddell
Williams K OX
Gumpbright
Munsey
Simson I
Beatty
Aateeen Wea
Ellerton
Braren Rg
Hall
H. Hall Jr
Eam
Aioe
Wellington
Filerton
James Esse
Cece Etic
War Threat Threatens Between Boston High Schools and N E I A
Suspended High School of Commerce athletes and South Boston High for an unsanctioned meet spark a dispute with the New England Interscholastic Association. Boston headmasters oppose a $2 sanction fee for intra city meets and may withdraw. A meeting at the B A A clubhouse reviewed race order for the coming meet and introduced a new rule disqualifying knocking down two hurdles. An East Boston High School alumni game is set for next Thursday and preparations for the South Armory regimental meet on March 19 continue with event changes.
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High School of Commerce
South Boston High
Boston High
New England Interscholastic Association
Boston
Thompson
Winfield T. Dunn
Interscholastic Association
George Mann
Dunn
Commerce
Boston Athletic Association
Exeter Street
Roxbury Latin
Newton
Springfield High
Hartford High
Lynn English High
Medford High
Stone’s School
Westbrook Seminary
Chelsea High
Revere High
Volkmann
Rindge
Cambridge Latin
Lowell Textile
Providence Tech
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Lynn Classical
Worcester Academy
Brookline High
Mechanic Arts High
Dorchester High
Lowell High
Cushing Academy
English High
Boston Latin
Dedham High
Needham High
Quincy High
Powder Point High
Malden High
Boston College High
Andover
Exeter
Bingham
Marceau
Gozzoldi
Scholastic Association
East Boston High School
Jim Toomey
Forestall
Murphy
Driscoll
Albee
South Armory
Sudbury Alleys Totals and Names in Fragment
Fragmentary note lists Coleman and Keating with numbers 425 R888 44 -1256 and 860 874 873 1194 and references fees. No clear event.
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Sudbury
Coleman & Keating
Commerce High Wins The Title In Boston League Final
Commerce High School defeated Dorchester High 24 to 18 at the Commerce gym to claim the X division championship of the Boston high school league. The game featured Stocky Armstrong and Norton for Commerce, with a near-fight as Ross of Dorchester tangled with a spectator early on. Commerce second team won 19 to 9.
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Commerce High
High School of Commerce
Dorchester High
Commerce Gym
Ross
Dorchester
Commerce
Armstrong
Norton
Kennedy
la Roche
Brennan
Meade
Cole
Tougas
Arlington Boat Club Sets World Record at Dudley Club Alleys
The Arlington Boat Club team rolled a world record team single 618 at Boston pins and posted a team total of 1638, just three pins shy of the world's record held by the Colonial Club.
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Arlington Boat Club
Boston
Colonial Club
Smokes Till Aid Is Given After Barge Accident
Captain B. F. Jones of the New York Central railroad barge No. 6 calmly smoked his pipe yesterday while lying in a pool of his blood with his foot nearly torn off and his arm smashed. He waited until help arrived and was rushed to medical aid. He lost his foot in the accident.
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B. F. Jones
New York Central Railroad
Tow of tug Honey Brook: barge adrift near Fort Warren
The barge towed by the tug Honey Brook broke from its tow near Fort Warren amid heavy seas. Captain Jones unwound the hawser causing a exacting twist around his leg. Durkee of the tug applied a tourniquet and the skipper was landed at Fort Warren Hospital where doctors later amputated the foot.
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Honey Brook
Fort Warren
Captain Jones
Jones
Durkee
Starerinberg
Labor Leaders a 1910 Bay View Lodge President
Andrew J. Sullivan, 34, president of Bay View Lodge of the Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen, began as a car worker in 1896 with New York New Haven Hartford. He helped found Bay State Lodge 102 in 1900, served as secretary treasurer and vice-chief car man, and led Bay View Lodge since its formation last year. The group, affiliated with the Federated Trades Council, represents 15,000 New Haven system workers. Sullivan married Miss Elizabeth Dee of Marlboro last October.
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Andrew J. Sullivan
Bay View Lodge
Brotherhood of Raillroad Carmen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Bay State Lodge 102
New Haven
Sullivan
Federated Trades Council of
Elizabeth Dee
Marlboro
Andrew J. Sullivan Honored by Bay View Lodge of Carmen
Resolutions express regard for Andrew J. Sullivan Bay View Lodge of Carmen president and appreciation of his work. He received a $100 gold gift as part of the lodge’s honors.
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Andrew J. Sullivan
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