Proctor Divorce Is Not to Be Contested
Mrs. Proctor states she will not contest the divorce from Mr. Proctor and explains the departure was due to unsuitable home life. She recounts financial strain from Mrs. Gardner and alleges interference, while asserting she will pursue teaching and away from Fenway Court. The case involves Boston society figures and the famed Fenway Court home.
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Mr. Proctor
Boston
Mrs. Proctor
Proctor Menage
Conservatory
Fenway Court
Proctor
Cially
Mrs. Gardner
Bride and Groom Waltz Through Revere Beach Scare
Angus McDonald of Colorado and Margery McClellan of Nova Scotia wed at St Marys Brookline. J A McClellan bet on attendance, wagering $200 if blocked from the church. otherwise the couple in wedding regalia would parade the Revere Beach Boulevard with a ride on a roller coaster. Crowds of up to 10 000 gathered as the party fulfilled the bet walking the boulevard.
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Revere Beach Boulevard
Angus McDonald
Colorado
Margery McClellan
Nova Scotia
St. Mary’s Church
Brookline
J. A. McClellan
Minneapolis
Young’s Hotel
McClellan
Remarkable Cohasset Traffic Cop and Court Witness Fees
In Hingham a traffic officer at the town boundary stops drivers with untrimmed rear lights and summons them to court. The piece questions whether the same efficiency applies to collecting witness fees from those appearing against offenders.
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Hingham
Cohasset
Cohasset Chief Declares Armistice in Auto Light Trap
Cohasset Chief Bates forbids cross town traffic traps with Hingham after discovering police payments tied to autoist arrests. Beal of Cohasset had collected dollars, passing half to Adams of Hingham. Discretion urged as rear light outages may result from battery or oil lamp issues.
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Hingham- Cohasset
West Corner
Hingham and Cohasset
Hingham and
Cohasset
Ira Adams
Sidney Beal
Adams
Thomas Bates
Hingham Police
Hingham-Cohasset
Hingham
Bates
Constabulary
Chief Bates
Beal
Selectmen
Washington James
Cohasset Board of Selectmen
Policeman Beal
Dr Julius Hayden Woodward Dies at 58
New York July 2 Dr Julius Hayden Woodward renowned eye ear and throat specialist died at his home today after several months illness He was 58 years old and widely known in medical circles.
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New York
Julius Hayden Woodward
Run down by motorcycle injures teen in Somerville
Sixteen year old Clarence Hallian of Somerville was dangerously injured yesterday afternoon after stepping into the path of a motorcycle ridden by Frederick Dion of 26 Highland road.
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Clarence Hallian
Somerville
Frederick Dion
Highland Road
Boy Struck Crossing Street Near City Field
Somerville reports a boy who had been playing on City Field began to cross the street toward home when the incident occurred. Authorities are investigating the accident and the boy’s condition is not yet known.
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Somerville
City Field
Munsey Takes Control as Sun Moves to Consolidation
Frank A. Munsey gains control of the Sun and Evening Sun with the merger of the Sun and the Press. The amalgamated paper will be named the Sun, offering a morning Associated Press franchise and enhanced news service. Reich remains with the organization, Mitchell stays in editorial leadership, and old Sun veterans will continue to shape its voice.
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New York
The
Sun
Evening Sun
Press
Frank A. Munsey
William C. Reich
Munsey
Man’s Bible
Associated Press
Reich
Edward P. Mitchell
New York Press
Charles A. Dana
Dana
Strike Settled in New Bedford Mills
The strike of workers at the No. 1 and No. 2 Nonquitt mills in New Bedford ends after over a week on a compromise basis. Twisters claimed faster machinery without extra pay, and the dispute is resolved.
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New Bedford
Lodging House Fire in Haverhill Saves Five
Fire at E. W. Manson restaurant on 20 Emerson Street during the early hours sent two men overcome by smoke to hospital. Three women were rescued and twenty lodgers fled in night clothing to the street as the blaze destroyed the restaurant and caused extensive damage.
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Haverhill
E. W. Manson
Emerson Street
Fire breaks from kitchen to lodging rooms in city blaze
A kitchen fire in a restaurant spread to a lodging house above. Patrolman Donahue forced entry and saved three women. Fire crews found missing Joseph Johnson and rescued Captain George F. Walker after he collapsed from smoke and gas. Johnson unconscious and transported to Gale Hospital.
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Donahue
Joseph Johnson
Crittenden
Fire Department
Johnson
Gale
George F. Walker
Carmen Union to Seek Conference on Wage Raise
Boston Street Carmen's Union officers and International Vice-President John H. Reardon plan to meet with Boston Elevated Railway Company Vice-President Matthew Brush today to pursue arbitration of wage demands. Union members at Tremont Temple rejected the company’s small raise offer and pressed for original demands.
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Boston Street Carmen’s Union
John H. Reardon
Amalgamated Street Carmen’s Union
Matthew C. Brush
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Boston Union
Tremont Temple
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Millis, Mass
Union Street
Alaska
Pade
Arrow
Aua
Ine
Chasset
Guardian
J. H. Woodward
Chase& Sanborns
the Sun
A. P
Mr. Munsey
Haver
Hill Blaze
Carmen
Poplin
Signa
Italy
Hanover
Portland
Sis
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