Two Malden Men to Inherit Over 40000 After Aunt’s Death
Edwin B. Stiles and C. A. Stiles, nephews of the late Mrs. Sylvester Butler, are named as heirs to more than 40000 from the estate of Mrs. H. P. Osgood. The will provided for Butler during her life and ordered the residue to be divided between the brothers upon her death which occurred last Sunday.
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Malden
Edwin B. Stiles
C. A. Stiles
Faller
Sylvester Butler
Spruce Street
Edwin Stiles
Maplewood
San Francisco
Butler
H. P. Osgood
Osgood
Tragic attempt after wife’s death at Harrison Avenue home
Peter McCauley, driven by his wife’s death, attempted suicide yesterday at his single room residence at 823 Harrison Avenue while facing exile from his parents’ family and a disability that left him unable to compete with others.
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Peter McCauley
Harrison Avenue
Ill-Treated Wives Seek Divorces in Suffolk Court
Two wives filed for divorce yesterday in Suffolk Divorce Court alleging cruel and abusive treatment by their husbands. In a third case the husband filed suit.
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Jenney
Suffolk
Reports on Mexico Ordered by Washington
American consuls and consular agents in Mexico were telegraphed to send full reports on current conditions to the State Department. The data will aid the Red Cross relief effort and inform U S policy toward the contending military elements. Brigadier General Devol will oversee border work and depart for Texas soon.
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Washington
Mexico
State Department
American Red Cross
Devol
Red Cross
Texas
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Suffragists Open Campaign Today in Everett
The Everett Equal Suffrage League begins a two weeks house to house canvas in Everett today. Miss Scott and Mrs. Bartley of Norwood will lead the effort with Mrs. W. W. Partridge, league president, assisting.
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Eeverett Equal Suffrage League
Miss Scott
Bartley
Norwood
W. W. Partridge
The
Everett Equal Suffrage League
Tragic note explains husband suicide after wife’s death
McCauley, once a Milk Street tunnel figure who cried newspaper editions due to deformity, left a note for a medical examiner before slitting his throat. He said he tried to make ends meet but found it too hard as his wife had been ailing and died early yesterday. He wished to die with her and asked the newspapers print the story in small type.
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McCauley
Milk Street
Medical Examiner
Divorces Sought by Couples in Suffolk Court
Mrs Emma L Johnson accuses Harry Johnson of four years of no support and daily abuse while living together. George A Johnson sues Florence Johnson for desertion citing failed peace offerings. Judge Jenney heard both cases and took them under advisement.
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Emma L. Johnson
Harry Johnson
George A. Johnson
Florence Johnson
Jenney
Suffolk
Johnson
Roxbury Latin Alumni Concert and Reunion at the Pops
Alumni from Roxbury Latin gather for a graduation night concert and reunion on June 11 featuring the Symphony Orchestra led by Francis Rogers and the Harvard Club Glee Club. Tickets are $1.00 and available from class representatives or Cc. W. Gleason at the school.
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Roxbury Latin
Pops
Symphony Orchestra
Francis Rogers
Harvard Club
Glee Club
Cc. W. Gleason
Red Cross to Send Morris to Lead Mexico Relief
Steps taken by Red Cross officials were approved at a meeting of the executive committee today. The committee decided to dispatch S. P. Morris acting national director to Mexico City to oversee relief work and supervise Central Mexico activities. Morris will sail from New York for Vera Cruz next Thursday aboard the Morro Castle.
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Red Cross
S. P. Morris
Mexico City
Mexico
Morris
New York
Vera Cruz
Morro Castle
Carranza to Reply to Wilson Note Amid Peace Hopes
In Vera Cruz on June 4 General Carranza will send a courteous reply to President Wilson via John R. Silliman. The note is expected to emphasize hopeful prospects for the Constitutionalists and forecast progress toward victory over Villa. Carranza also argues American recognition would hasten peace in Mexico.
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Vera Cruz
General Carranza
Wilson
Carranza
John R. Silliman
Mexico
Washington
Villa
Dorchester Day Today Dol Cushing to Speak at Blake House
Lieutenant Governor Grafton Dol Cushing will deliver the oration at Dorchester Day historical exercises this afternoon at the old Blake House in Dorchester. The program marks the town’s 285th birthday with additional events planned.
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Grafton Dol. Cushing
Blake House
Dorchester
Fireworks and Games Planned for Franklin Field Celebration
A Franklin Field evening event will feature baseball games, horse racing, and a band concert with an elaborate fireworks display. No city appropriation is planned this year, but organizers expect standards to be maintained. Dorchester Catholic league baseball will be a highlight, led by J. Paul Canty as head.
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Franklin Field
Dorchester Catholic League
J. Paul Canty
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