Tenor Wins $100000 Heart Suit Verdict
Jerencio Constantino known as a gangster or \"no Joseph\" is cleared in a New York Supreme Court verdict. The court rules he need not pay $100,000 to Miss Marcelle Hontabot for breach of promise to marry. The tenor testified he did not admit she visited his Boston apartment alone and denied gifting pearls.
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New York
Jerencio Constantino
Joseph
Justice Platzek
Supreme Court
Marcelle Hontabot
Cascarets for Liver and Bowels Advertising Claim
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a safe 10 cent laxative for cleansing the stomach liver and bowels. It claims quick relief overnight without gripe and urges frequent use to prevent headaches biliousness coated tongue indigestion sour stomach and constipation. It targets adults and children alike as a household staple product.
Constantino Denies Love Claims Amid Witness Stand
The tenor Constantino, testifying via interpreter, denied loving Alice Nielsen or Alicia Del Pina and suggested many women admire artists. He admitted meeting Miss Hontabot in Boston in 1912 and described waving to admirers from his apartment window. He noted possible pictures of women in his room but denied displaying Nielsen’s photo during performances.
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Constantino
Alice Nielsen
Alicia del Pina
Isabelita
Miss Hontabot
Boston
Miss Hon
Justice Platzek
Max Schenkman
Havana
New York
Constantino triumphant after breach of promise case win
Spanish tenor Fiorencio Constantino returns to Boston with his secretary William Carroll Hill and Judge Frank Severoni after winning a breach of promise suit. He notes earning 100000 dollars from a single appearance, praising the payoff and his happiness.
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Fiorencio Constantino
Boston Opera Company
Boston
New York
William Carroll Hill
Frank Severoni
Antis' Vote to Question Speakers as Meeting Tonight
Mrs Belmont arrives in Boston to preside at tonight's meeting on suffrage with three U.S. Senators Clapp Kenyon and Thomas as principal speakers. Mrs George labels Belmont a menace and criticizes the suffrage cause as she prepares for debate.
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Boston
Belmont
United States
Charles S. Thomas
Colorado
William Sr., Kenyon
Iowa
Moses E. Clapp
Minnesota
Senate
Mrs Belmont Arrives as Suffragist Leader Delivers Preliminaries
Mrs Belmont reached Boston and prepared for a mass meeting at Tremont Temple tonight. She defended Mrs A J George, praised Mrs Pankhurst, and criticized Governor Walsh while outlining militant yet constructive suffrage methods, including a women workers restaurant she runs in New York.
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O. H. P. Belmont
Boston
Tremont Temple
A. J. George
Walsh
Massachusetts
Belmont
East Forty-fifth Street
Belmont labeled a menace by anti suffragists in Boston
Mrs. A J George of Brookline denounces Mrs H P Belmont, accusing her of militant methods and political influence in the suffrage movement. George cites clippings and past speeches, warns against a statesmen meeting, and notes Belmont's wealth as shaping suffrage strategy while opposing violent tactics.
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H. P. Belmont
A. J. George
Brookline
Mrs. Belmont
George
Belmont
Mr. Asquith
John Redmond
Mary Lee
Theatre Royal
Dublin
2Ealmont
Mrs. George
Ordor
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