First Pictures of Italian Palace at Pasadena in Divorce Case
The Essex county Superior Court set for Aug 2 will hear Charles S Eaton and Ella F Bartlett Eaton in a high profile divorce. Eaton alleges Cruelties at the Oak Knoll mansion built for $170000, with Mrs Eaton accused of extravagant spending and social clashes. The case will involve over 150 witnesses, with attorney Charles Choate defending Mrs Eaton against charges of cruel and abusive conduct.
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Pasadena
Cal
Charles S. Eaton
Thompson’s Spa
Ella F. Bartlett Eaton
Essex County
Salem
Commonwealth
Charles F. Choate
Eaton
Sherman L. Whipple
Cabot Will
Mr. Choate
The
Post
Eatons
Oak Knoll
Essex County Court
Sierre Madre
Policy to limit cotton exports to neutral nations
The British government aims to restrict cotton exports to neutral countries to exact need. Marquis of Crewe, lord president and Liberal leader in the Lords, announced the plan in the House of Lords this afternoon in London on July 15.
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London
Marquis of Crewe
Council
House of Lords
Tse Ne Gat Not Guilty In Murder Trial
Tse Ne Gat a Piute Indian was found not guilty of murder in a Denver federal court. He was tried for killing Juan Chacon a Mexican sheep herder in southwestern Colorado. Doctors say he is seriously ill with tuberculosis of the lungs and may not live long.
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Denver
Col
Tse Ne Gat
United States District Court
Juan Chacon
Colorado
Alterative remedy touted for consumption by Dr. Bartholow
Dr. Bartholow of Jefferson Medical College notes in his 1895 Materia Medica that a calcium salt-based remedy shows alterative properties and may aid in removing morbific materials. He cites striking testimony on consumption cures, while acknowledging Eckman’s Alterative lacks opiates or habit forming drugs and is claimed safe for general use by Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
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Roberts Bartholow
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Materia Medica
Eckman
Eckman Laboratory
Holds Up Bids On Submarines
Secretary Daniels postponed opening bids for 15 submarines authorized by Congress to September 29 to allow two patent holding shipyards Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock and New York Shipbuilding to compete. The move follows a recommendation from his advisory council aiming to include more American firms and obtain European submarine insights for naval expansion.
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Washington
Daniels
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company
New York Shipbuilding Company
Cigarette Start Triggers Lexington Basement Fire
Firefighters halted a blaze in the Hunt building on Massachusetts Avenue Lexington after a basement fire broke out in M Stevenson's Market. Smoke and burning pasteboard boxes were found. investigators suspect a lit cigarette stub was thrown through a cellar window into the stacks.
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Lexington
Hunt Building
Massachusetts Avenue
M. Stevenson
Market Report at Faneuil Hall Lamb Plunges Pork Holds Steady
Lamb prices fell five cents as demand waned while beef stayed high and pork dropped. Broiling chick en demand rose up to 30 cents due to boarding houses. Rump steak sold at 40 to 45 cents a pound and rump roast at 28 cents.
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Faneuil Hall
Prices Drop on Lamb and Produce in Local Market
Lamb legs and loins fall to 18 cents, rib chops 30, loin chops 35, down from last week. Best Eastern eggs up to 37 cents, print butter 36. Fruits and vegetables show varied gains and declines, with peaches 45 cents a five pound basket, watermelons 30 to 50 cents, oranges 38 to 46, apples scarce at 75 cents peck, and fish prices steady to mixed.
Author Sues for $20 000 Over Fall at Graves Home
Frances Campbell Sparhawk author of Senator Intrigue and Dorothy books sues JT4win A. Graves owner of 164 Strathmore road Prighton alleging a broken leg and injuries from falling into an open elevator. She seeks $20 000 with Graves’ property attached in Suffolk Superior Court.
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Frances Campbell Sparhawk
Dorothy
Lincoln
Jt4win
Victor Magoun Held on Bail in Barre Plains Post Office Break-in
Victor Magoun, arrested in Middleboro, was arraigned before Commissioner Hayes for breaking into the Barre Plains post office. He pleaded not guilty and is held on $1000 bail with a hearing set for July 22.
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Victor Magoun
Middleboro
Barre Plains
Hayes
Magoun
Crewe addresses cotton contraband policy and neutral trade
The Marquis of Crewe answers Baron Charnwood on cotton and other material flows through neutral countries to Germany. He argues no magic in declaring contraband, outlines a policy to limit exports to neutral nations to actual needs, and warns against a blanket embargo that would alarm U S interests.
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Marquis of Crewe
Baron Charnwood
Germany
England
United States
America
Pursuit of Tse Ne Gat Ends With Surrender After General Scott Negotiation
The Feb chase of Tse Ne Gat and his Paiute band ended in their surrender after Brigadier General Hugh L. Scott drove 260 miles in a buckboard through blizzards to plead for a fair trial. One deputy and several Indians were killed in clashes.
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United States
Nebeker
Utah
Piute
Old Polk
Hugh L. Scott
Army
Washington
Scott
POSSAM WONDERS FOR SKIN AND SCALP ADVERTISEMENT
Advertisement promotes Poslam for skin and scalp healing. Claims include eczema acne psoriasis dandruff and itching relief. Mentions Possum Soap with antiseptic effects and directs readers to send 4c for samples to Emergency Laboratories 32 West 25th St New York City. Sold by all druggists.
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Emergncy Laboratories
West 25Th St
Newark City
All Druggista
Indians Resist Marshal Over Youth Case Trial
The Indians opposed the marshal fearing the youth would be turned to a vigilance committee. The trial lasted 10 days with a circumstantial case. Defence attorneys drew conflicting testimony from witnesses. Tse Ne Gat testified I could not kill my friend, as others spoke of a plot by Indians and half-breeds to hang Tse Ne Gat.
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Asi Rtment
Tse Ne Gat
General Scott Glad Indian Is Freed
Brigadier General Hugh L. Scott chief of staff of the U S army traversed Utah trails on horseback and induced Tse Ne Gat to surrender after the Piute and his band defied a federal marshal and posse for two weeks. He expressed keen gratification at the Indian's acquittal tonight.
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Washington
Hugh L. Scott
United States Army
Utah
Piute
South Boston Considers Pageant For Carnival Feature
South Boston may stage a pageant as the carnival feature with date undecided. A four member committee was appointed at the Headhouse meeting to attend the Plymouth pageant and report back later.
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Boston
Plymouth
Ministers in War on Mayor in New Bedford
The temperance committee of the New Bedford Ministers Association declares war on Mayor Edward R. Hathaway and Police Chief Allen for allegedly allowing Sunday liquor sales in city hotels. They cite unkept promises from the mayor during last fall’s campaign and warn Sunday sales will loom in the re election fight.
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New Bedford
Hathaway
Framingham Hospital Patient Treated After Groin Stab Injury
A man stabbed in the groin on Sunday night was treated at Framingham hospital. Doctors irrigated the wound with salt water and other measures to prevent infection.
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Framingham Hospital
Arm and the Woman El Rado Hair Remover Ad
Women everywhere remove arm hair with El Rado the sanitary liquid remover. Saturate hair, it dissolves and washes away leaving smooth skin. Sold 50c and 1.00 at drugstores with money back guarantee. Pilgrim Mfg Co New York offers mail orders.
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Pilgrim Mfg. Co
Mast 28Th Street
New York
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