Sues Step Father for Wife Love in Salem Courts
In Salem courts Harry Fischer Phil lips sues Eben B Phillips for divorce and files a $20,000 alienation suit while his wife Gertrude May Phil lips nee Mace accuses him. The cross libel by Mrs Eben Phillips is expected soon as four family suits unfold. The Phillips family turmoil stems from Eben’s marriage to Gertrude and prior events.
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Harry Fischer Phillips
Gertrude May Phillips
Mace
Salem
Eben B. Phillips
Phillips
Eben R. Phillips
Millonaire Phillips
Swampscott
Eben Phillips
Raymond S.S. Joe
Boston
Eruption Reported on Mount Shishadin Near Unimak Island
Valdez Alaska July 19 Officers of the mail steamer Dora report Mount Shishadin eruption continuing with unabated violence as they passed Unimak Island affording a grand spectacle.
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Valdez
Alaska
Dora
Mount Shishadin
Unimak Island
Sunny South in Cold Snap Grips Norfolk
Norfolk records the coldest July 19 in 40 years with a low of 67 degrees. Through today July has seen 5.8 inches of rain, as residents brace for more unsettled weather.
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Norfolk
New School Cost Crisis Prompts City Stand on Warrenton Site
Mayor Fitzgerald warned the Warrenton Common Street site might be abandoned or construction delayed until the Legislature authorizes an extra appropriation. The plan calls for a six story building costing about 704,009, with 194,000 over the authorized amount. A public hearing on Fort Hill site was set for next Wednesday at City Hall.
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Warrenton-Common Streets
Fitzgerald
Schoolhouse Commission
Citizens’ Advisory Committee
City Hall
Walker
Massachusetts General Hospital
Hospital
Fort Hill
Fort Hill Square
David A. Ellis
School Board
Predictions race trouble if The Clansman runs in Boston
Mayor Fitzgerald heard warnings that The Clansman at the American Music Hall could provoke race clashes and mob action if allowed to run the full week. A conference with manager Lindsay Morison led to a pledge to remove objectionable features and further talks set for the afternoon with a mayoral committee.
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American Music Hall
Fitzgerald
Boston
O'Meara
Lindsay Morison
Morison
Fred J. Macleod
Democratic State Committee
United States
W. W. Doherty
Brown
William M. Trotter
W. M. Trotter
James H. Woolf
Expulsion of Jews from Kiev continues at high rate
Russia July 19. The expulsion of Jews from Kiev proceeds at about 45 per day. From July 4 to July 16, 497 were expelled by the forced second method while 1121 were warned to depart under the first method. Many return and are expelled again as Solonenka and Demierska expulsions derive from initial Kiev removals. About 700 families have been sent out and 400 remain subject to expulsion. Courts are handling cases of alleged illegal trading outside the pale with confiscation of goods when convictions occur.
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Kiev
Russia
Solonenka
Demierska
Jewish Relief Committee of
City Hall awards three big contracts to Dorchester firms
Three contracts were awarded at City Hall to Central Construction Company William J Barry and James Doherty with bids the lowest. Central Construction won paving Geneva Avenue Dorchester between Bowdoin and Park streets for 23567.30 dollars. Barry secured Stony Brook conduit section 7 after delays tied to labor provisions. Doherty took Dudley Street paving between Warren and Magazine streets. Sunday Post magazine announces a new Louis Tracy serial Cynthia s Chauffeur starting next Sunday.
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Central Construction Company
James P. Timilty
William J. Barry
James Doherty
Geneva Avenue
Bowdoin
Park Streets
Dorchester
Stony Brook
Barry
Emerson
Dudley Street
Warren
Magazine Streets
Democratic slate grows with several second-place contenders
Ex mayor William P. Hayes of Springfield Ex mayor Theobald M. Connor of Northampton Representative Thomas P. Riley of Malden Mayor John T. Coughlin of Fall River Ex senator Thomas P. Cassidy of North Adams join a crowded field signaling a likely Democratic year in Massachusetts. Contenders set for second on the ticket hinge on Eugene N. Foss governor nominating prospects with Coughlin weighing a fallback.
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William P. Hayes
Springfield
Theobald M. Connor
Northampton
Thomas P. Riley
Malden
Thomas P. Cassidy
North Adams
Massachusetts
Eugene N. Foss
Coughlin
Congressman Foss
Vahey
Connor
Berkshire County
Joseph C. Pelletier
Attempted murder charge in East Boston shooting
Peter Mellilo aged 23 of 92 Cottage Street East Boston was arrested on charges of attempting to murder Luigi Tabovicci of 4 Murray Court East Boston after a pistol shot and two near misses as Tabovicci drove a two horse team down Cottage Street. Tabovicci could not identify a motive or assailant.
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Peter Mellilo
Cottage Street
East Boston
Luigi Tabovicci
Murray Court
Tabovicci
Tree falls on house after street accident at Hawthorne
Oscar Levine of 3 Hawthorne Street cut a tree at Hawthorne and Cedar yesterday. The trunk fell across the street and smashed the roof of Mrs Electra Lords home opposite. Mrs Lords warrant for arrest has been requested.
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Oscar Levine
Hawthorne Street
Hawthorne
Cedar Streets
Electra Lord
Sanford's Ginger Claims Quick Relief from Exhaustion
An old time remedy, Sanford's Ginger, is advertised to overcome exhaustion, ease nervousness, calm the stomach, and promote refreshing sleep, promising renewed energy for those troubled by heat and fatigue.
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Sanford
Ginger
Sanford's Ginger Healthful Digestive Aid
Sanford's Ginger helps relieve stomach and bowel disturbances caused by heat, temperature shifts, unripe fruit, bad water or spoiled food. It is refreshing, strengthening and healthful as a daily aid.
Second Regiment Drill at Framingham Camp
SPEND Panocry FS DAY IN DRILL STATE CAMP FRAMINGHAM July 19 Second Regiment continues field drill from 8 to noon to recoup lost time from three years at camps. Army officers praise the regiment’s battalion and regimental work. Tomorrow includes regimental drill and tent pitching lessons with a dress parade review by Brigadier General Clark. A Thursday hike and extended order training follow plus war games and trench digging. Everett W Smith of Boylston, father of Lt Charles E Smith, fell ill and was sent home. a Civil War veteran who once commanded the regiment, he is well known in western Massachusetts.
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Ment
Regular Army
Clark
Everett W. Smith
Boylston
Charles E. Smith
Company H
Williams
Bigelow
Medical Corps
Mr. Smith
Women Contest At Shoot Philadelphia
In the Eastern handicap three days tourney two women competed on the first day Mrs W K Park formerly of Boston and Miss A Rieker of Lancaster Penn. Park scored 186 and Rieker 167.
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W. K. Park
Boston
A. Rieker
Lancaster
Penn
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