Mrs North Granted Divorce From Broker Husband
Mrs Janet G North won a decree nisi in Suffolk County Divorce Court against Wayne H H North a note broker on Devonshire Street. She testified she learned of his alleged affair with a Rox bury woman and hired detectives tracing him to St Botolph Street and Massachusetts Avenue before filing for divorce. The suit was uncontested and Judge Bell granted the decree in about 15 minutes.
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Janet G. North
Wayne HH. North
Devonshire Street
Suffolk County
St. Botolph Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Catherine A. Tierney
Harry T. Bordwell
Jerome J. Pratt
Wayne H. North
New England Meet Aims to Boost Regional Industry
A Feb 7 somerset Hotel gathering will unite five of six New England governors with business leaders to discuss Welfare of New England. Speakers include ex governors Brackett Bailey Holman and six governors invited, highlighting Vermont New Hampshire Maine Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut.
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New England
Somerset
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
City Club
John J. Martin
The
Exchange
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
J. Q. A. Brackett
Fitzgerald
Edwin A. Bailey
Dudley Holman
John A. Mead
Robert T. Bass
Fred W. Plaisted
Alain J. Pothier
Eugene N. Foss
S. E. Baldwin
Battle on dark road leaves man wounded and robbed
Edward Verette of 94 Bellevue avenue was shot twice and robbed on a dark suburban road in Haverhill. He waited hours before reporting the incident, saying he could not identify the armed assailants due to the darkness.
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Haverhill
Edward Verette
Bellevue Avenue
Verette
Robbery and Shooting Near Plaistow Involving Grand Union Driver
Verette a Grand Union Tea Company driver for Plaistow N H says he was attacked while driving home in darkness. He fought the assailant to the ground but a second man appeared, and the pair shot him twice at close range burning clothing. They took his money pouch and fled. He received treatment for arm and leg wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verette
Grand Union Tea Company
Plaistow
N. H
Reunion recalls 24th Massachusetts Regiment veterans
About 42 members of the old Twenty-fourth Massachusetts Volunteers attended the 44th reunion at the American House. Officers elected at the business session included Silas B. Crane as president and James A. Armstrong as first vice president. Samuel A. Green, the regiment’s original surgeon, was toasted after dinner.
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Twenty-fourth Regiment
Massachusetts Volunteers
Silas B. Crane
James A. Armstrong
Thomas Horan
John C. Cook
A. H. Knowles
James Thompson
Charles A. Fitch
Samuel A. Green
Boston
Regiment
A. G. Kauffman
Lexington
E. L. Sterling
Arlington
Maine Volunteers
Henry Clark
Walter J. Taplin
Worcester
E. B. Lyon
Dayton
G. A. Wiley
Salem
C. B. Amory
D. B. Clements
College Girls Stage She Stoops to Conquer at Wellesley
The Wellesley sophomore class presents Oliver Goldsmiths She Stoops to Conquer tonight with Mary Trumphrey as young Marlowe and Ruth Pepperdey as Kate Hardcastle. Virginia Orth plays Tony Lumpkin while Nell Vliet coaches. Cast voices stay girlish yet aim for masculine strength as they battle colds, hoping to thrill for 1913s first class play at the Barn.
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Wellesley
Oliver Goldsmith
Mary Trumphrey
Marlowe
Ruth Pepperdey
Kate Hardcastle
Viringia Orth
Tony Lumpkin
Nell Vliet
Charles Marlowe
Granite Church in Atlantic to Be Dedicated Tomorrow
The granite church of Memorial Congregational Society of Atlantic will be dedicated tomorrow after construction since last summer. Services run through Friday with a 3 p.m. sermon by Rev. Dr. W. W. Jordan from Clinton. Speakers include Rev. Dr. Edwin N. Hardy of Quincy and Samuel Usher of Boston. Alice G. Coe sings solos. A 7:45 p.m. Monday service features a reception and building tours. Rev Asher Anderson of the National Council of Congregational Churches will speak. a Thursday banquet with Quincy speakers is planned. The edifice cost about 16 000 dollars.
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Memorial Congregational Society of Atlantic
W. W. Jordan
Clinton
Edwin N. Hardy
Quincy
Samuel Usher
Boston
Alice G. Coe
Asher Anderson
National Council of Congregational Churches
Ecuador Balks at The Hague Arbitration
Ecuador rejects mediation and refuses to submit the Peru Ecuador boundary dispute to The Hague. Jose Peralta, Ecuadorian secretary for foreign affairs, says a direct Ecuador Peru arrangement is the sole solution. The mediation powers proposed arbitration after sending a joint note in late December and early this year.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Jal
Peru-Ecuador
Hague Court For Arbitration
Jose ,Peralta
United States
Brazil
Argentina
Hague Tribunal
Senor Peralta
Peru
Man's Body Found Floating Near Charlestown Bridge
The body of a man about 60 was found floating in the Charles near Charlestown bridge under Conner's boathouse at 3:30 PM by harbor police. He was 5 feet 8 inches tall, 160 pounds, with red hair and a gray mustache. He wore laced shoes, black trousers, a dark overcoat, brown vest, blue socks, a blue and white shirt, a gray cardigan, and brown underwear and was taken to North Grove street morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown Bridge
Conner
Harbor Police
North Grove Street
U S 10 Builds 2 Battleships and Naval Vessels
Washington January 20 Two battleships two colliers eight torpedo boat destroyers and four submarine boats form the naval increase program for next year. Battleships priced at 6 000 000 each and 27 000 tonnage. Submarine vote 13 to 2 with Pacific coast support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On
Pacific Coast
Somerville boiler men fined for violating state laws
George W. Aird manager of the Somerville Laundering Company and engineer William J. Mooney were found guilty in Somerville court of boiler law violations. Aird was fined 340 for running an uncertified boiler, Mooney 290 for failing to keep a daily boiler record. State Inspector Harry E. Morton led the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Aird
Somerville Laundering Company
William J. Mooney
Somerville
Aird
Mooney
Harry E. Morton
Hyde Park
Lynn Shoe Factory to Move to Middletown
The J K E Jones Shoe Manufacturing Company of Lynn Massachusetts announces its entire plant will relocate to Middletown New York. A temporary site is secured and construction of large buildings is planned in spring with machinery en route. The move aims to gain better railroad facilities for receiving and shipping after twelve years in Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
N. Y
J. KE. Jones
Ticklish man sues foreman over alleged assault
In Bridgeport a suit filed in Common Pleas Court seeks $2000 from foreman Wmil Kit snar after Frank Caso says a December 29 1910 assault caused injuries that rendered him invalid and consumptive. Defense claims Caso was poked in the ribs after yelling and that workers teased him for being ticklish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Frank Caso
Wmil, Kitsnar
Caso
Common Pleas Court
Respite Granted for Open Air School at Franklin Park
The tuberculosis school at Franklin Park, ordered closed by month’s end, won a further delay as Consumptives' Hospital trustees scheduled another hearing for interested parties next week to decide its fate.
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Franklin Park
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Grand Canyon
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