Miller Accused of Betrayal in Meadeville Divorce Suit
Pittsburgh report details General Charles F. Miller of Franklin Pennsylvania, a Standard Oil representative and long time Sunday school teacher, accused of causing the divorce from his first wife and marrying Mrs Bulen after aiding her in a New York trip. The case highlights alleged abusive treatment toward his second wife.
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Second Mrs Miller in divorce case linked to Meadville man
The general pursuing divorce from the second Mrs Miller faces a stubborn service fight. She was once Mrs A D Bulen, wife of Meadville resident A D Bulen, a respected Mason and scholar. Bulen sent her to New York for voice training, departing from Meadville as the train pulled in.
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Y W C A Fund Receives $3305 Toward $100000 Goal
Three thousand three hundred five dollars was raised yesterday by Cambridge Y W C A committees aiming to pledge $100,000 by Jan 25 for a new home. The total to date stands at $53581.50 as leaders plan a mass meeting this weekend to boost the final drive.
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38 Year-Old Woman Delivers 19th Child in Providence
Providence report notes Mrs. Octave Chamberland of Phenix gave birth to her 19th child yesterday at age 88. All children were born one at a time.
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Augusta Stetson denies plans to start new church
Mrs. Augusta E. Stetson, former leader of the First Church of Christ Scientist, New York, today issued a statement denying rumors she would establish another church.
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Mrs Stetson Denies Concerted Plan in Christian Science Church
Mrs Stetson declares she never intended or heard of students convening for any such purpose and denies urging other churches. She praises Mary Baker Eddy and the church's work, saying the temple stands on spiritual understanding and will unite believers through Christ, truth, and love.
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Bowdoin Senior Robert Hale Wins Essay Prize
Brunswick January 20 Bowdoin College announces the class of 1868 prize for best written and spoken composition. Robert Hale won the annual Bowdoin senior prize with Albert W. Stone receiving honorable mention.
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Davis Divorce May Bring Yama Yama Girl Bride
Broadway rumors say if Mrs. Richard Harding Davis secures a divorce she will marry Bessie McCoy the Yama Yama Girl. Reported plans point to Reno Nevada for a decree with Mrs. Davis traveling West and Mr. Davis not opposing.
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Storage Battery Test on Street Car a Success
New Edison storage battery powered street car tested on the Orange Valley and Passaic Electric railway at West Orange New Jersey. The 210 cells provide 50 horsepower with 200 for propulsion and 10 for lighting. Edison estimates operating cost at one cent per mile. If validated, the system would remove cables and overhead wires for city traction.
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Fitzgerald says campaign costs far below rival figure
Mayor elect John F. Fitzgerald claimed his mayoralty campaign spending will be well under 103,250, a total rival James J. Storrow put in a filing with the city clerk. Fitzgerald said many bills remain unpaid and the final sum will be much lower than Storrow’s amount.
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Mayor-elect delays expense filing amid campaign scrutiny
The Mayor-elect and campaign treasurer spar over seven day filing rules under corrupt practices law. Fitzgerald defends delay citing ongoing bills. Prest accuses him of noncompliance and pledges full, timely disclosure. The exchange occurs as the School Board bills and a $2,000,000 loan for schools are discussed, and flowers are sent to former Mayor Hart on his 81st birthday.
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Lorenz Held Without Bail for Mann Murder in Knightsville
Ernest Wilhelm Lorenz was today held without bail in Knightsville Court on a murder charge in the death of Gilbert Mann. Four other warrants for assault and larceny were read. he refused to plead to each. Police shift focus to convict him on crimes tied to confession and evidence.
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John Lorenz Held in Johnston Murders and Robbery Case
Police call Lorenz the sole suspect in the Gilbert Mann murder on January 8 in Johnston and a December 24 robbery of Alice Bartlett. He pled not guilty, remained jailed for a January 28 hearing, while witnesses identified him. Rhode Island lacks capital punishment and life imprisonment is the sentence framing.
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Malden High Star Clarence Clark Died At 20
Clarence Clark 20 of 507 Highland Ave Malden died at his home after a three month illness. A four year Malden High athlete he captained the football team two years and starred in baseball basketball and track winning a suburban league cup in 1897. He was named on all interscholastic football teams by Boston papers. He is survived by his father mother two brothers and a sister.
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A D M Len n an Elected Assessor
Boston's Board of Assessors with Mayor Hibbard approval appointed Augustus D McLennan of Ward 12 to the vacant first assistant assessor position ending the dispute for the post.
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Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with Paz Ointment
Guarantee promises to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in Geto within 14 days or money refunded. Advertisement notes cost is 50 cents and claims quick relief.
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