Mrs. Garland Seeks Custody of Four Sons in Court
In Essex Superior Court a custody dispute unfolds over four Garland boys under eight. Marie T. Garland appeals for custody, citing care and Tudor family ties, while James A. Garland claims potential trouble and a home in New York. The hearing resumes for alimony and custody arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Garland
Superior Court
James A
Marie T. Garland
Essex County
Five Arrests In Evansville Rioting Case
Acting under orders of Judge Busch Sheriff Kratz secretly went to Jeffersonville to bring back Lee Brown the wounded man who killed Patrolman Massey last Friday The mob feared lynching Brown and rioting followed He was moved to Vincennes then to Jeffersonville for safety A jury will be drawn from a secret list of 50 and Brown will be defended by court appointed counsel The courthouse and jail are guarded and the trial will occur with streets blocked Five arrests were made today on grand jury indictments for the riot.
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Robert M. Morse
Sherman L. Whipple
Mr. Whipple
Garland
Morse
New York City
England
Danielson
Evansville
Ind
Busch
Kratz
Indiana Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Lee Brown
Massey
Brown
Vincennes
Gilbert
Martinsville
Big Shoe Firm Assigns To Auburn Merchant
The Ara Cushman Company of Auburn Maine with a Boston office at 177 Lincoln Street assigned to E. S. Paul a merchant and bank director of Auburn. Incorporated in 1888 it did about 1.6 million yearly with 600000 paid up capital and liabilities estimated at 300000 to 400000. Assets exceed liabilities and the move surprised Boston shoemen. Rowes Wharf steamers run hourly to Pemberton and Nantasket with concerts and moonlight trap home aboard. Nantasket offers seaside bathing and summer attractions.
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Ara Cushman Company, Shoe Manufacturers
Auburn
Boston
Lincoln Street
E.S. Paul
Boston Shoemen
Rowe’s Wharf
Pemberton
Nantasket
Nancasket
Mayor Calls The Aldermen July Special Meeting
Mayor Collins issues a call for a special Aldermen meeting at City Hall on Friday July 10 1905 at 12 noon to act on the Common Council sewer and drain order for the metropolitan system and related business signals immediate commencement after signature.
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Board of Aldermen
Collins
Aldermanic Chamber
City Hall
Common Council
Brockton Man Drafted for Italian Army
Agostino Matone aged 22, a Brockton resident for seven years, has been drafted by Italy and summoned by King Victor Emmanuel for 30 months of service. He has worked as a cobbler for Gastano Pasqua at 67 Pleasant Street and plans to depart for Italy within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Baltimore Murder Case Close to Break in Investigation
Police watch a suspect in the death of Mortimer Johnson son of ex councilman Joseph G. Johnson. Detectives expect an arrest soon as one of two missing links is found. Coroner C. Frank Jones states the inquiry confirms murder.
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Baltimore
C. Frank Jones
Johnson
J. Mortimer Johnson
Lipton Guest Adams Visits Boston After Cup Races
New York July 8Charles E Adams president of the Massachusetts Board of Trade was guest of Sir Thomas on the Erin today Sir Thomas accepted Adams invitation to be his personal guest for a visit to Boston after the cup races
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New York
Charles E. Adams
Massachusetts Board of Trade
Sir Thomas
Mr. Adams
Boston
Johnstown Flood Spectacle Opens at Revere Beach
The Ladies' Benevolent Society of Boston opened the Johnstown Flood spectacle at Revere Beach last Sunday with strong results. Given the reception, a reputable charitable organization is likely to host the production each Sunday this summer.
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Johnstown
Revere Beach
Ladies’ Benevolent Society of
Boston
Teachers Invade Cambridge for Harvard Tours and Lectures
Cambridge yesterday welcomed hundreds of teachers visiting Ginn & Co. for book making tours and lunch. Harvard College drew student guides and a 2:30 lecture by Dean N S Shaler on household privacy, hygiene, and home labor trends. Notable speakers included Mrs. Clement C. Smith and Mrs. Lewis Kennedy Morse among others.
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Cambridge
Ginn & Co
First Street
Harvard College
College
Harvard Union
Clement C. Smith
Eugene Wambaugh
C. C. Wendell
George Eastman
George D. Ford
E. 8. Sheldon
Gustavus Goepper
Katherine Spencer
Arthur Gilman
FE. D. Howlett
Washington
Longfellow
Lowell
Dean N. S. Shaler
Lawrence Scientific School
Sanders Theatre
M Harvard
The Servant Girl Problem Address Sparks Interest
Mrs. Mary Hinman Abel of Baltimore spoke at Simmons Hall on home economics and the need for an organization to train girls for housework. She argued that applied knowledge in the home matters and urged standards for tasks to attract skilled servants, warning the individual home is at risk without smoother paths to better living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hinman Abel
Baltimore
Simmons Hall
St. Botolph Street
Abel
Cottage Fire on Revere Street Scares Local Visitors
A cottage owned and occupied by John Cassidy on Revere Street caught fire as the fire apparatus raced along the boulevard. Hundreds of visitors rushed to the sidewalks seeking safety but no injuries were reported. The incident caused a notable scare among the women present.
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Jim
Penxor G. Stayton
Massachusetts
Ginger
Sanford
OWL
Jon
BIG Shoe Firm
Ara Cushman Company
Joseph G. Johnson
Vermont
Elgin Creamery
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Court St
Opp
Sudbury St
Tremont St
Eliot St
Meridian St
East
Broadway
Chelsea
Market St
Lynn
Lipton
Central Oil and Gas Stove Co
Washington Street
Houghton & Dutton
Brussels
Ian
Ace
Amoskeag A. C. A
F&e
Brighton
Oakleys
Lubin
Eastman
Price
Harvard
Washington Elm
Lewis Kennedy Morse
Melvil Dewey
The
Lake Placid Club
W. J. Goodrich
G. Stanley Hall
Worcester
Beach Street
Houle
Poston
Vorenberg
Winter Street
Music Hall
Kodaks
Andrew J. Lloyd &C
Old South Church
Boylston Street
Medina
Cei Atyles
Tremont Street
Nova Scotia