Divorced Men Testify in East Cambridge Divorce Case
In East Cambridge court Rufus Perkins seeks a divorce from Annie Perkins on grounds of desertion. A divorced son in law testified about a lodger’s alleged misconduct influencing the marital trouble. Other divorces were granted to Captain William Newman and Charles Crosby, amid denials and evidence of abuse and intoxication.
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East Cambridge
Rufus KE. Perkins
Medford
Annie P. Perkins
William F. Newman
Cambridge Fire Department
Anna B. Newman
Quinn
Newman
Ethel A. Crosby
Somerville
Charles W. Crosby
Mrs. Crosby
Fair Coeds Win Victory to Attend Tufts Banquet
Sixteen fair co-eds at Tufts College seized control of the senior class balance, overturning a clique aiming to oust them from the class banquet. Their parliamentary maneuver delivered a decisive win and set the stage for the banquet attendance.
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Tufts
Wolf's My Clothier Offers Morning Double Stamps
Double stamps awarded with every purchase mornings until 12 o'clock noon at Wolf's My Clothier corner Hanover and Portland streets. After noon stamps return to single.
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Wolf’s
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
Tufts class banquet fruits of a bitter fight over segregation
Readable details show Tufts University seniors at Riverbank Court March 10 plan a mixed banquet after a heated debate over segregation. The insurgent group vows to hold a separate Boston hotel banquet with Clifford Williams presiding and speakers including Allan McLane, Frank Anderson, C N Whitney, and William McKenna.
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TUFTS
Clifford E. Williams
Allan F. McLane
Russell P. Wise
Parker McCollester
Leonard S. Thompson
Riverbank Court
Boston
Tuftonian
Willimantic, Conn
Allan Friend McLane
Frank W. Anderson
Medford
C. N. Whitney
Somerville
William McKenna
Winthrop
Jackson
R. P. Wise
Newton
A. Adeline Steinberg
A. B. White
Taunton
R. J. Neagel
Lindy” Thompson
Monis Forms New Cabinet in Paris
Paris March 1 The new French cabinet under Premier An toine Ernest Monis is listed with Monis as interior minister and M Cruppi as foreign affairs minister along with Berteaux Del Casse Caillaux Steeg and others. An unexpected refusal by Jeanneney and Poirrier triggered rapid changes and the final lineup awaited replies from Develle and Paris. The main hurdle was appointing a foreign minister after several declined before Cruppi was chosen.
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Paris
Antoine Ernest Monis
M. Cruppi
Henry Maurice Berteaux
Theophile del Casse
M. Caillaux
M. Steeg
Charles Dumont
M. Masse
M. Messimy
Paul Boncour
Interior
Emile Constant
Louis Malvy
Charles Chaumet
Beaux Arts
Henry Dujardin-Beaumetz
Jules Jeanneney
Francois Poirrier
Justice
Commerce
Louis Develle
Jules Paris
Foreign Office
Seize Two Loads of False Measures on East Side Raid
Inspectors of weights and measures conducted a wholesale raid on the east side. Two wagon loads of false weights and measures were brought to City Hall as a crowd cheered the raiders. More than 400 confiscations were made.
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New York
Walling Tells First Meeting In Breach Suit
William English Walling testifies in his defense in a $100000 breach of promise suit filed by Anna Berthe Grunspan. He recalls meeting her in Paris in June 1905 and describes early meetings, travels, and a living arrangement in Berlin, Russia, and Switzerland, denying engagement or meeting her mother.
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New York
William English Walling
Anna Berthe Grunspan
Paris
Champs Elyssees
Walling
Coney Island
Miss Grinspan
Miss Grunspan
Berlin
Russia
Switzerland
Statue fund contributions for Fenway Dallin sculpture
Treasurers Lee Higginson & Company report receipts toward the purchase of Dallin's statue The Appeal to the Great Spirit for the Fenway. Contributions listed include names such as Mary Elizabeth Norcross William Atkinson Harriet E Freeman and others with a total of 1200 credited.
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A. Daniels
Samuel A. Hopkins
Poison May Kill Lodge Kinsm an
Ernest W. Litch a relative of Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and nephew of Dr Rufus J Thurston drank wood alcohol in the office of John G Hall & Co 114 State street where he worked as a stenographer and clerk He was rushed to the Relief Station and late last night was unconscious and on the dangerous list He is 36 married with a son Ernest Jr 14 and lives at 762 Huntington avenue Roxbury The family is prominent and wealthy as both parents are dead
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Ernest W. Litch
Henry Cabot Lodge
Rufus J. Thurston
Back Bay
John G. Hall & Co
State Street
Litch
Ernest, Jr
Huntington Avenue
Roxbury
Man drank wood alcohol after nervous breakdown says wife
The man, once in good standing at John G. Hall & Co., reportedly drank gin laced with wood alcohol after a period of nervous trouble. His wife, Mrs Litch, recalls his habit of leaving for work early and mentions family ties to Senator Lodge. authorities note a possible accidental poisoning.
Child Burn Incident Leaves Girl in Danger at Quincy
Six year old Camilla Amara of Waterstreet sustained burns yesterday when she tipped a pot of boiling water held by her mother Michala Amara. She is in serious condition at Quincy City Hospital.
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Camilla Amara
Michala Amara
Waterstreat
Quincy City Hospital
Walter J Collins Chosen as Boston City Council President
Boston’s City Council elected Walter J. Collins of Ward 20 Dorchester as president for the year, creating an acting mayor and ending a three week deadlock. The vote was decided by Earnest E. Smith, fulfilling a pledge to back any member with four votes on two ballots, seen as a win for former Democratic city committee president James Donovan and a setback for the Mayor.
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Collins
Ballantyne Las Year
City Hall
Agony Corner
North End
Harvard
Mr. Storrow
James Donovan
Boston
Walter J. Collins
Dorchester
Earnest E. Smith
Democratic City Committee
Attridge’s
McDonald's
Buckley
Smith
Ballantyne
Hale
Walter L. Collins
Fitzgerald
Dearo
Boston Public Schools
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Collins Wins City Council Presidency After Deadlock Breakthrough
Donovan orchestrated a secret meeting and a phone coup to shift Attridge and McDonald to Collins. With Buckley and Collins voting on the second ballot Collins secured the presidency, ending the deadlock. Walter L. Collins, a Boston native and Harvard-educated lawyer, is a two year City Council member from Ward 0. He lives at 445 Washington Street, Derechester.
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Ballantyne
House of Representatives
Washington Street
Derechester
Redemption Offer For Legal Stamp Books At Wolf's Clothier
Customers can exchange filled Legal Stamp books at Wolf's My Clothier located at the corner of Hanover and Portland streets. The offer pays $2.50 in merchandise or $2.00 in cash for each filled book.
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Wolf’s
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
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