Man of 62 Sues for Divorce in Suffolk Court
William C. Codman a State street real estate operator appeared before Judge Burns in Suffolk Superior Court to support a divorce petition from his wife Sophia Codman whom he married 35 years ago. He charges desertion on Jan 1 1913. He is 62, his wife 55 and mother of four children, three living Constance John and William Jr.
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William C. Codman
State Street
Burns
Suffolk Superior Court
Sophia Codman
Constance
John
William
Court hears cross examination in Codman divorce case
Mrs Codman denies desertion as letters to her husband are read in court. Dr Ernest Codman testifies the couple quarrelled for years before separating while remaining for the children. He recalls Thanksgiving 1912 and Christmas encounters as the trial continues.
Tree on Common Honoring Col Foley First Yankee Division Vet
Colonel Thomas F. Foley of Worcester becomes the first Yankee Division veteran with a tree planted on Boston Common. Foley, commander of the 101st Infantry and thrice decorated, visited City Hall and received the key to the city from Mayor Curley. A brass plate will mark the tree during Arbor Day season, joining two prior honorees.
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Boston Common
Thomas F. Foley
Worcester
101St Infantry
Foley
City Hall
Curley
Davis
Jean H. Norris
New York City
Disabled Vets to Be Guests at Riverside Outing
Disabled war veterans from government hospitals in Boston will be guests of employees of the U. S. Veterans Bureau at their annual outing at Riverside on Saturday afternoon. More than 700 members of the bureau will join the disabled veterans for the field day featuring athletic events and other activities.
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Boston
U. S. Veterans Bureau
Riverside
Veterans’ Bureau
Bridegroom Names John Cameron Best Man
The maid and John Cameron, brother of the bride, served as best man in the wedding ceremony.
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John Cameron
Coggswell Renamed to Industrial Accident Board Chair
John H. Coggswell of Lynn was yesterday reappointed a member of the Industrial Accident Board. Fletcher Ranney of Boston was renamed by the Governor to be chairman of the Licensing Board of this city.
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John H. Coggswell
Lynn
Fletcher Ranney
Boston
Governor to name Emma Fall Schofield to replace Coggswell
The controversy over Coggswell’s replacement ends as a new seven member industrial accident board bill passes, adding a female seat to be filled by Emma Fall Schofield of Malden after a 90 day delay. Coggswell gains five more years on the board, while Alton E Briggs remains reappointed to Chelsea excise board. Representative George M Webber named trustee of the general insurance guaranty fund replacing the late Charles Hitchcock.
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Coggswell
Industrial Accident Board
Cox
Emma Fall Schofield
Malden
Schofield
John H. Coggswell
Lynn
Alton E. Briggs
Chelsea
Excise
George M. Webber
Bridgewater
General Insurance Guaranty Fund
Charles C. Hitchcock
Joshua Covenant With deceived Canaanites Ends in Service
In the narrative the kings of Canaan send old clothes and mouldy bread to Joshua, seeking friendship after Ai. Joshua agrees, sparing the deceivers who later serve the Israelites by cutting wood and drawing water for the assembly as promised before the Lord.
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Canaan
Joshua
God
Israel
Customs Inspectors Seize Opium Found Aboard British Steamer
A detachment of Customs Inspectors searched the British steamer San Brumo at Long Wharf for contraband liquor but found no liquor. They did recover a two pound can of opium hidden in a recess in an alleyway, but no crew member admitted ownership and no arrests were made. The opium was confiscated.
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Long Wharf
Committee chairpersons secure high level invite acceptances
The committee led by Dr Win trop Adams and colleagues received acceptances from Lieutenant-Governor Fuller Major-General Edwards Brigadier-General Cole Dr Arthur E Brides district manager Brigadier-General Dunn and State commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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Wintrop Adams
Neil Cronin
George Welsh
Kathryn Lyng
Katherine O’brien
Frances McCarthy
Fuller
Edwards
Cole
Arthur E. Brides
Dunn
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Right to Streets Feat in Manchester Textile Strike
A Manchester textile strike advances with a citizen's committee named to meet Treasurer F C Dumaine of Amoskeag in Boston. The group seeks an injunction against police orders restricting strikers to home interiors during mill return, aiming to secure street access.
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Manchester
N. H
F. C. Dumaine
Amoskeag Company
Boston
Citizens’ Committee
E. M. Chase
Burton W. Lockhart
Franklin Street Congregational Church
John J. Lyons
St. Anne's Church
W. P. Marcott
David W. Parker
Albert J. Precourt
Manchester Coal and Ice Co
Frank W. Sargeant
New Hampshire Fire Insurance Co
Patrick H. Sullivan
Charles W. Tobey
Chamber of Commerce
Namee P. Guttle
Dumaine
Felton Colbert Wedding in West Somerville
Miss Maybelle E. Colbert and Carl F. Felton married yesterday at St. Clement's Church West Somerville in a nuptial mass conducted by Rev Thomas McCarthy Assisted by Rev Howard McKenzie. Best man William Felton maid of honor Miss Marion A Colbert bridesmaid Miss Loretta B Colbert ring bearer Thomas Colbert flower girl Loretta J O Brien ushers Thomas Colbert Thomas Holmes.
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Thomas R. Reynolds
St. Anne’s Church
Somerville
James B. Rogers
Alabama
Thomas Colbert
Loretta J. O’brien
Thomas Holmes
Somerville Patrolman Marries West Somerville Bride
Somerville patrolman Charles J. Sharry wed Miss Anna Cameron at St. Clement's Church in West Somerville yesterday. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Thomas F. McCarthy with sister Sue Sharry as bridesmaid.
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Somerville
W. Somerville
Charles J. Sharry
Somerville Police Department
Anna Cameron
Powder House Boulevard
West Somerville
St. Clement’s Church
Thomas F. McCarthy
Sue Sharry
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A. B. Kirschbaum
Kirschbaum
Acterizes
Kirschbaum Woolen
Elvita
Elvira
Armstrong Drug Stores
North Station
Young's Hotel
Parker House
Richardson Drug Co
Dewey
Epstein Drug Store
Scollay
Elvira Drug Co
Tremont Row
Summersr
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Pullman
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