Ambrose Alimony Case Seeks Bank Account Access
Olive L Ambrose petitions the Superior Court to secure possession of her ex husband Frank S Ambrose s bank accounts in Nashua Florida and names George T Ambrose George W Ambrose and the Suffolk Savings Bank and Provident Institution for Savings as defendants claiming 1600 in each account held by George T Ambrose as trustee and requesting an injunction and payment of 450 plus 600 yearly alimony the divorce was finalized in October after a spicy hearing and the case is set for next Monday.
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Olive L. Ambrose
Frank S. Ambrose
George T. Ambrose
George W. Ambrose
Appeal for Aid in China
Massachusetts Red Cross makes urgent appeal for funds to aid 15,000,000 Chinese facing starvation. District along Grand Canal reports crops destroyed and many left homeless. thousands risk famine and fever this winter. Send contributions to Gardiner M. Lane, treasurer, 44 State Street Boston.
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Massachusetts
American National Red Cross
Washington
Gardiner M. Lane
State Street
Boston
Mass
Martin Orders Close Shaves Split Hendricks Club in Boston
In Boston Ward 8 politics, two factions led by Martin Lomasney and Robert McKirdy clash over shave rules, with one advocating a twice-over and the other a once-over. The dispute threatens to divide the Hendricks Club and test the Democratic party's unity in the city.
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Hendricks Club
Ward 8
Martin Lomasney
Robert McKirdy
Martin
McKirdy
Mahatma
MccKirdy
West End
Tensorial
Cambridge
Democratic Party
Boston
E. H. Crosby, Author, Dead at 50 in Baltimore
Ernest H. Crosby of New York city dies at Baltimore at age fifty. Former New York legislator and judge of the First Instance at Alexandria Egypt in 1889. He led the New York Anti Imperialist League for five years until 1905 and wrote Captain Jinks Hero and other works. He was a friend and admirer of Tolstoi.
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New York
Ernest H. Crosby
Baltimore
Crosby
New York City
Alexandria
Egypt
Anti-Imperialist League
Jinks
Tolstoi
Indicted in New York for First Degree Robbery
John Stephenson alias John McCormick was indicted by a New York grand jury for robbery in the first degree and grand larceny in the first degree. He allegedly acted with four accomplices as Harvard student E. F. Myers reported the taking while passing through New York en route to college last September. He faces additional charges of second degree assault and criminally receiving stolen goods.
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John Stephenson
John McCormick
New York
McCormick
Myers
Princeton
District Attorney Moran to receive police evidence on disorderly houses
Police have surveilled several disorderly houses for ten days and will present information to District Attorney Moran today. If the information is sufficient, prosecutions will follow.
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Moran
Governor's Reply Shields O'Meara Hearing
District Attorney Moran received the governor's response to his request for the removal of Police Commissioner O'Meara. Moran says the governor's letter cannot be shared with the press and declines to discuss the matter further.
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O’meara
Moran
McIntire's Wooden Leg Traps Spectators in Scollay Square
Joseph McIntire of 236 Campbell avenue Revere had a wooden leg that fooled bystanders and hospital staff when his fibreglass like prosthesis cracked after snagging a coal scuttle. The fall led to an emergency visit to the Relief station and an operation during which the patient remained calm. The attending doctor exclaimed at the wooden leg, prompting McIntire to respond that it was indeed wooden.
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Joseph McIntire
Campbell Avenue
Revere
McIntire
Scollay Square
Alleged burglars arrested after trunk theft in North End
John S. Montgomery and William J. Wright of 91 Green Street were taken into custody after witnesses saw them carrying a trunk. The two men are charged with burglarizing a home on 14 Wigget Street and stealing a trunk filled with clothing and a clock.
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Wigget Street
John S. Montgomery
William J. Wright
Green Street
North End
Murder confession ties Italian railroad worker to New York slaying
In Ellsworth Wisconsin on January 3, Michael Lio alias Joe Saragusa a member of an Italian railroad crew admitted to killing Marie Labrizzi in New York on May 25 1902 and dismembering the body Authorities from New York later identified him as the killer and traced his payments to the victim The case follows a prior conviction for the Prescott Wisconsin murder of John Isaac from which he was discharged.
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Ellsworth
Wis
Michael Lio
Joe Saragusa
John Isaac
Prescott
Marie Labrizzi
New York
Petrocini
John Larron
Saragusa
Retiring Chief Ranger Ellen Driscoll Hosts Roxbury Banquet
Mrs Ellen F Driscoll retiring chief ranger of St Clair Court 106 M C O F will entertain associate officers of the past year at a banquet in her honor at 110 Wayland Street Roxbury Sunday night at 6 30 o clock.
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Ellen F. Driscoll
St. Clair Court
Wayland Street
Roxbury
Fire rescues woman from Roxbury Terrace blaze
Engine 18 crews saved Ann I. Tierney, 40, from a first floor fire at 1 Roxbury Terrace last evening. A physician revived her after she was pulled to safety, then Tierney was arrested for intoxication as the blaze caused about 100 dollars in damage and neighborhood alarm.
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Engine 18
Roxbury Terrace
Ann I. Tierney
Miss Tierney
Westfield Backs State Dog Muzzle Order
William M. Porter, agent of the Board of Health, says the board supports the statewide decree to muzzle all dogs. Westfield has faced several mad dog incidents in the past year.
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Westfield
William M. Porter
Board of Health
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E. H. Crosby
Adolph Aarons & Co
Monongahela Mills
Aarons & Company
Columbia Meltons
Oxford
Terry
Boston Meltons
Washington, Hanover and
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Madras
Percale
McIintire
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