Woman Seeks Divorce Over Silent Marriage and Age Dispute
Mrs Ilda B Milligan testified she married in 1898 at age 15 to music teacher John W Milligan. She said they never lived as spouses after a few months and she earned by teaching music. She was granted a divorce and allowed to resume her maiden name. several other divorces were granted or postponed.
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Ilda B. Milligan
John W. Milli
William Bowen
Evangeline
Rebecca Pill
Samuel W. Pill
Pill
Mass man from Arlington Heights chosen RI C E field secretary
Providence R I Jan 15 Ar lington Heights Mass young man Merrick L Streeter sophomore at Brown University elected field secretary of the Christian Endeavor Union of Rhode Island he is the first incumbent to hold that office He has been president of the union and was a delegate to the international convention of Endeavorers in Baltimore last July.
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Providence
R. I
Arlington Heights
Mass
Merrick L. Streeter
Brown University
Christian Endeavor Union of
Rhode Island
International Convention of Endeavorers
Baltimore
Tropical Fever Claimed Medford Man in Guatemala
The family of Frank C. Denis of George Street received a cablegram from the U S consul at Livingston Guatemala confirming his death on December 23 in Livingston from tropical fever. Guatemala law bars transferring the body out of South America, delaying return of the remains for two years.
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Medford
Frank C. Denis
George Street
United States
Livingston
Guatemala
Harvard Overseers Move to Abolish Present Football
Harvard overseers urge a complete change to college football citing numerous serious and fatal accidents. They propose forming a new committee to draft simpler rules and insist umpires must enforce rules immediately. If no agreement is reached Harvard may cancel football next season.
Harvard President Opposes Football Return Without Real-Play Reform
President Eliot stated he would not consent to resuming intercollegiate football at Harvard until actual play demonstrates reform, dismissing paper changes. He suggested using Harvard class teams to test new rules and only then inviting other colleges if reform proves real. He added his view as personal, not representing Harvard leadership.
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Eliot
Harvard
Nichols Hopeful Demands Rule Changes For Harvard Football
Dr 16 H Nichols head surgeon of the Harvard football squad last fall was asked if overseers would accept suggested revisions of the game. He said he cannot speak for the overseers but believes rules can be changed to meet demands for a better game.
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Harvard
16. H. Nichols
Coach Reid Declines Opinion on Rule Makers Action
W T Reid Jr, coach of the football team says he cannot express an opinion on overseers actions and knows nothing about it. He adds that the 13 member committee on revision has no clear attitude on the final choice of rules.
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W. T. Reid, Jr
Upholds Overseers at Harvard Athletic Committee Remarks
Professor H. S. White, chair of Harvard’s athletic committee, refused to comment on next year’s football play in Cambridge or what the overseers would accept. He stated the overseers’ vote reached the athletic committee before its meeting, but the overseers’ report was not, and Harvard withdrew from the old rules committee due to concerns over prompt action on amalgamation.
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Harvard Athletic Association
H. S. White
Warvard Athletic Committee
Cambridge
Athletic Committee
Harvard
Harvard Oversight Sparks Doubt on Next Football Season
Harvard students are stunned as overseers consider changes that could block intercollegiate football in Cambridge next year. Captains and graduates express mixed views on rules and open play, while concern grows over potential conflicts between the corporation and overseers and the athletic committee.
Burly Negro Suspect Arrested at Shannock
Shannock R I Jan 15 In the arrest here today by Deputy Sheriff Wilcox of Elliot Brown a burly negro with a criminal record it is believed that the man who has been holding up and terrorizing residents has been caught Brown is wanted for robbing J Albert Bensley of his watch valued at 30 Brown was held today for the Superior Court under heavy bonds and in default he was committed to jail.
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Shannock
R. I
Wilcox
Elliot Brown
Brown
J. Albert Bensley
Superior Court
Porter Associates Fourth Annual Ball at Lyceum Hall
More than a thousand members and friends gathered at Lyceum Hall in Fast Boston for the Porter Associates fourth annual ball. President James B. Winston and his sister Miss Nellie Winston led the grand march with William Foley and Miss Lizzie Foley following. a large corps attended, including many Vickers in social and political life, and the affair lasted until 2 o'clock this morning.
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Porter Associates
Lyceum Hall
Fast Boston
James B. Winston
Nellie Winston
William Foley
Lizzie Voley
Vickers
Lfe
Robber clubbed cripple in Biddeford assault
A man posing as Harry Kinney of the Audet School of Music in Boston assaulted Charles O. Gould, a disabled store owner in Biddeford, striking him with a fence picket and stealing a bundle. Kinney was held on assault with intent to kill. motive believed robbery. Gould sustained scalp injuries and may not identify his attacker. Mrs Audet, Audet Music Co manager, confirmed Kinney’s prior involvement but offered little detail.
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Biddeford
Harry TH. Kinney
Audet School of Music
Boston
Charles O. Gould
Alfred and
Birch Streets
Gould
Cortes Street
Kinney
Depositors in Provident Company May Lose All
Inspector McGarr leads the police inquiry into the Provident company as authorities assess the promises made and inducements offered. Captain Dugan says action is unlikely soon, even as about 600 banks were opened and $2400 released. A Wakefield man copied a bank key, claiming 350 locals hold them. Burlen refuses comment. Dalton is reportedly too ill for statements.
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McGarr
Dugan
Wakefield
Torenzo W. Burlen
the Provident Company
Samuel Dalton
Moran grills Provident Books case in three hour probe
District Attorney Moran spent about three hours yesterday examining the Provident Securities and Banking Company failure. He did not interview anyone but reviewed books and papers to determine if a crime was committed. If evidence is found, he will present the guilty party before the grand jury for testimony.
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Moran
Provident Securities and Banking Company
Provident deposits released by Boston Post key
About 600 depositors rushed the Boston Post office yesterday to redeem Provident Securities and Banking Company funds using the Post's magic key. The key will again be available today for those who wish to bring in their banks.
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The
Boston Post
Provident Securities and Banking Company
Post
Postum touted as coffee alternative in health appeal
A Duluth man credits Postum with curing headaches stomach trouble and nervousness after abandoning coffee. Meanwhile authorities intensify action against Italian banks in North End Boston for not posting a $15,000 bond, with Chief Watts promising prosecutions and a list of violators forthcoming.
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Watts
North Fond
Bank of
Sicily
Boston Police
Shaw
State Police
Post
Boston
Savings Bank
Foreign Banks Yet To Meet Bond Requirement
A partial list of foreign banks or bankers who have not filed the $15,000 bond required by law. Names include Alvino E. Figli at 1 North Square, Generoso Jferullo at 15 North Square, Nasca Italian Bank on Richmond Street, Di Pietro Italian Bank on North Street, Zollo Express Company Italian Bank on Hanover Street, The American F Express Company Italian Bank at North Square and Garden Court Street, and the Jewish and Italian Bank on Endicott Street.
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State Treasury
M. Bernardini
North Square
Tsane B. Reinberg
Stillman Street
Julius Rottenberg
Selem Street
Ff. Luciane
North Street
Taglino Bros
Antonio Alvino
Peitro Alvine
Carlo I. Arzillo
Anna Anderson
Ricthmond Street
Max Cohn
Chicopee, McCormick & Co
Michele Russo
Stabile & Co
Meier A. Stobodkin
Salem Street
Harris A. Stobodkin
Lowell Street
Andrea di Pietro
Ciro V. Scigliano
Thomas Cook & Son
Washington Street
Leonardo Squillacioti
John B. Moran
Frank Keezar
Carneg Hs Nba
Alfred Socco
Moran
Trudson
Socco
Alvino E. Figli
Zollo Express Company
Italian Bank
Hanover Street
Generoso Jferullo
Nasca Italian Bank
Richmond Street
di Pietro Italian Bank
American F Express Company
Corner North Square
Garden Court Street
Jewish and Italian Bank
Endicott Street
Italian Consul Thanks Governor for Banking Reform Endorsement
Baron G. Tosti Italian consul met the Governor to express gratitude for the Governor’s push for stricter banking laws. He noted Italian law authorizes Naples Bank branches abroad to provide Italians with reliable remittance channels.
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Baron G. Tosti
Bank of Naples
Italy
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Old South Building
Columbus Ave
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Washington and Warren Sts
Dudley St
General Football Rules Committee
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Feu
Nichols
Reid
White
H. Foster, Jr
Provident Company
Searching Provident Books
Post’s Key Releasing “Provident” Deposits
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Postro, Co
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Mich
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North End
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Armstrong
Henry Siegel
Washington & Essex Sts
Music Daily
China
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Gasco
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National Biscuit Company
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