Cambridge Bride of Year Seeks Divorce
Mrs. May McKinnon Bell of Cambridge files for divorce from Dr. William Duffield Bell after a brief marriage. She accuses him of drug use and non support, while threats from a mysterious suitor and legal maneuvers unfold. Aylward and Dunham represent the parties as investigations continue in Florida and Massachusetts. The libel suit against Mrs. Bell is returnable the first Monday in June.
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May McKinnon Bell
Cambridge
William Duffield Bell
Harrison Dunham
Barristers’ Hall
Bell
J. F. Aylward
Inspector Letherman
Post
Atlanta
Mayport
Fla
Woman hurled from moving forest hills trolley in Jamaica Plain
Miss Annie Freis, 33, domestic, was thrown from a slowing Forest Hills car on Washington Street near School Street. She suffered a brain concussion and was rushed to City Hospital in serious condition. Patrolman Hodgkins suspects she attempted to leave at School Street. She lives at Amory and School streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Freis
Forest Hills
Washington Street
School Street
Jamaica Plain
Hodgkins
Station 13
Amory Street
Two Hurt As Auto Hits Car In Newton Lower Falls
Newton May 31 Mrs Charles C McIntosh pinned under an auto mobile and badly bruised while her son Charles suffered a scalp wound when a heavy touring car crashed into a trolley car on Grove Street The car turned over Mr McIntosh reportedly drove across the track and was uninjured along with two other sons who rode in the auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Charles C. McIntosh
Charles
Grove Street
Newton Lower Falls
McIntosh
Gore argues banana import duty and monopoly in Senate
Senator Gore attacks United Fruit as a practical banana monopoly and urges an 80 per ton duty to aid federal revenues. He jokes about growing bananas in the Rockies and citrus near the North Pole. The amendment was defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Fruit Company
Gore
Senate
Colorado
Rockies
North Pole
Mr. Gore
Pope Pius X commends The Pilot editor in Boston
The letter from Pope Pius X to Archbishop William O Connell praises The Pilot as an essential tool for defending Catholic doctrine and promoting legitimate press work. It urges widespread support for the weekly paper to strengthen religion and national values, with apostolic benediction. Given at Rome April 17, 1909.
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Pilot
Pius X
O'Connell
William
Boston
Brother
Rome
St. Peter's
Pius PP. X
Irish American relay mile sets new American mark
A five man Irish American Athletic Club relay team at Celtic Park Long Island established a new American record for the mile in 2 minutes 17 1 5 seconds. R Cloughen Northbridge Melvin W Sheppard J M Rosenberger and W Robbins comprised the squad, beating the University of Pennsylvania 1904 record by three seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Look Out for Fakes and Frauds in Hair Care Critics
An analysis of false hair tonics from a 1909 feature by Woods Hutchinson notes most tonics rely on odor and color to fool users. It condemns frauds and promotes Birt's Head Wash made from refined soap, egg white, cocoa oil, glycerin, and salicylic acid as a proven cleaner and hair conditioner priced at 50 to 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Woods Hutchinson
M. D
Birt
The Folly of Using Raw Milk in Cooking
A healthful appeal advocates using evaporated Van Camp's milk over raw or condensed milks. It claims Van Camp's offers richer flavor and about 8 percent butter fat from Holstein milk, with two-thirds water removed, and teases a coming world’s finest milk mill to supply it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Camp
van Camp’s
Eliot to Be Chairman of State Board of Education
Charles W. Eliot former Harvard president is offered the chairmanship of the newly created State Board of Education by act signed by Governor Draper. The board merges the old panel with the Industrial Commission and four new members, with Paul Hanus likely to join. Possible appointees include Frederick P. Fish Thomas B. Fitzpatrick Clinton Q. Richmond and Mrs Cabot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
State Board of Education
Draper
Board of Education
Eliot
Cincinnati
Industrial Education Commission
Industrial Commission
Paul Hanus
Frederick P. Fish
Thomas RB. Fitzpatrick
Clinton Q. Richmond
Cabot
SAIL TODAY ON IVERNIA SAIL TODAY ON IVERNIA
Distinguished Bostonians sail from Fast Boston aboard the Cunard steamship Ivernia under Captain Bentson at 6 this evening bound for Queenstown and Liverpool. Saloon passengers include Curtis Guild Jr and Mrs Guild, Helen Grazier, Lori Worthington party, H O Marcy and Mrs Marcy, and many others. 1st cabin 250 second cabin 750 steerage total 1124, the largest list this year for northern Europe.
Charter Bill Fight Today In House And Senate
The charter bill battle continues with a House debate on whether a double plan referendum is constitutional. Senator Crosby leads the metropolitan affairs committee in the Senate to push passage with only perfecting amendments.
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House
Senate
Joseph Donovan
Charlestown
Supreme Court
Crosby
Committee
Maiden youth Martin Cole Found Drowned in Mystic Lake
West Medford May 31 police recovered the body of Martin Cole a 19 year old Maiden boy who drowned in Mystic Lake last Saturday. Officials said the search began after his disappearance and ended with the identified body pulled from the lake.
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West Medford
Martin Cole
Mystic Lake
Barber Accused in Arson Plot Arrest
Antonio Caruso of 56 Prince Street and barber at 41 Howard Street was arrested by State Officer Smith and Patrolmen Merritt and Cuneo on charges of being an accessory to an incendiary fire at his shop last Friday night. Police say a Black Hand note sent before the fire may have been written by him. Carmelo Cavaretta, brother-in-law of the shop owner, was held on $2000 bond during the incident. Caruso to appear in Municipal Court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Caruso
Prince Street
Howard Street
Smith
Merritt and
Cuneo
Joy Street
Caruso
New York City
New York
Carmelo Cavaretta
Malden Girl Named Boston University Valedictorian
Elizabeth Jackson of Malden earns valedictorian honor at Boston University. She will deliver the valedictory at Jacob Sleeper Hall during class day exercises. Jackson, Scituate High School graduate, led her class as sophomore president and belongs to Kappa Kappa Gamma.
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Malden
Boston University
Jacob Sleeper Hall
Elizabeth Jackson
Lancaster
N. H
Emily H. Larrabee
Revere
Callie M. Seymonds
Danvers
Helen G. Campbell
Dorchester
Ross Hicks
Uxbridge
Florence W. Barbour
Quincy
Hazel K K. Miller
Brighton
Percy V. Stroud
Beachmont
Arthurc. Harrington
Berwick, Mo
H. Lawton Chase
Seek Lost Son to Save Relics
After Daniel Tripp’s death in Plympton, ownership of a valuable private war collection faces litigation. Daniel Tripp Jr., the sole living grandson of Colonel Porter D. Tripp, is missing. His uncle John Tripp seeks him to establish claims to the Plympton farm and cottage, last seen in a Maine logging camp about a year and a half ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Tripp
Plympton
Daniel Tripp, Jr
Porter D. Tripp
John Tripp
Payson Avenue
Dorchester
Malden Couple In Runaway At Oaks Street Grounds
Miss Mary Fitman twenty three and Philip McCarthy of Malden were riding in a light carriage when it overturned at the Oaks street grounds. A touring car frightened the horse causing a dash into the crowd. several spectators were knocked down and Miss Fitman was severely injured.
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Lincoln
Mary Fitman
Highland Avenue
Malden
Philip McCarthy
Oaks Street
Tailors Vote for Lockout in Union Clash
Ladies' Tailors and Dressmakers' Union 36 last night voted to accept a lockout rather than allow the open shop. Employers have forced the issue and Boston firms plan to implement the change tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John Mitchell Leaves Spring Valley for New York Residency
John Mitchell former president of the United Mine Workers and current national secretary of the Civic Federation departed Spring Valley with his family for New York to reside permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley, II
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
The
Civic Federation
Spring Valley
New York
Fire Destroys Belgrade Power Station and Mill
A May 31 blaze in Belgrade Lakes destroyed the Union Gas and Electric Company plant from Waterville and its wooden novelty mill. Strong winds spread sparks, igniting 12 houses at once. total loss pegged at $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Union Gas & Electric Company of
Waterville
Belgrade Lakes
Honor for schoolgirl at Faneuil Hall reading
The first Boston schoolgirl to read the Declaration of Independence at the Fourth of July exercises in Faneuil Hall will be chosen from the Girls' Latin School pupils.
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Boston
Faneuil Hall
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promises Hair Growth Guarantee
Advertisement for Rexall 93 Hair Tonic from Riker Jaynes Drug Stores offers a money back guarantee if the tonic fails to clean the scalp nourish hair roots cure dandruff and stimulate new growth. Available in two sizes 50 cents and one dollar at The Rexall Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Guards slain by convicts in Quintana Roo uprising
In a prison mine uprising at Quintana Roo, Mexico, several officers were killed and twelve convicts escaped. The escapees, well armed, head toward British Honduras.
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Quintanaroo
Mexico
British Honduras
Harvard Night at Pop Concerts Announced
Manager announces next Thursday evening Harvard Night with the Harvard Glee Club performing selections including Le Pere la Victoire Overture Mignon Carnival buttons and works by Saint Saens Glinka Wieniawski Tschaikowsky MacDowell Chadwick Sousa in a varied program for the season finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Harvard Glee Club
Thomas Saite
le Fears Oes - Saint-Saens Komarinskaja
Senter N
Ebrak Glinka
Wieniawski
Willy Krafft
Rubinstein Sprerture
Tschaikowsky
Mr. Marshall
MacDowell
Chadwick American
Fanaby
Navy Secretary Hosts Luncheon for Admiral Uriu
Secretary of the Navy Meyer hosted a formal luncheon at his Washington home on May 31 in honor of Admiral Baron Sotokichi Uriu of the Japanese navy. About 20 ranking naval officers attended as guests.
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Washington
Meyer
Baron Sotokichi Uriu
United States Naval Academy
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Pope Pius
O’connell
van Camp Packing Co
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Ivernia
Charter Bill Fight
Elizabeth J. Jackson
Bar Harbor
Morris & Butler
Summer Street
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