Madden sues Duryea for fifty thousand dollars
New York Justice Geigerich orders a trial in the case of Miss Sarah Madden who seeks $50,000 damages from Peter Duryea the Lexington Kentucky horseman recently married to Viola Allen for alleged breach of promise of marriage. Witnesses include W E D Stokes Mrs Philip M Lydig former Fire Commissioner Scannell and Charles Frohman. Exhibits show two Madden photographs with inscriptions dated 1898.
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New York
Justice Giegerich
Supreme Court Today
Sarah Madden
Peter Duryea
Lexington
Viola Allen
Miss Madden
W. E. D. Stokes
Philip M. Lydig
Scannell
Charles Frohman
Contractor Nawn Defies Unions Over Talbot Avenue Sewer
Harry P. Nawn declares no labor union will run his business and says he will not alter wages or hours for the Talbot avenue sewer project. He asserts contracts demand customary wages and hours, pays by the hour, and notes his workers’ satisfaction and prior subway project experience. He warns unions to stay away or face ongoing friction.
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Harry P. Nawn
Central Labor Union
Mr. Nawn
Talbot Avenue
O Connell to Speak in Dorchester Tonight
Joseph F. O Connell of Dorchester will speak at St. Joseph's Parish School hall on Hulburt Street Dorchester about What Massachusetts Owes to the Irish The Rev Father Ring will preside the semi public talk follows church exercises and begins about 8 30 p m
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Holy Name Society
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Roxbury
St. Joseph's
Hulburt Street
Joseph F. O'Connell
Dorchester
Massachusetts
Father’ Ring
Real Estate Sale Involves Pinehurst Home In Great Barrington
Ful ler and Taylor sold Pinehurst the summer home of Mrs Ora E E Akerly of New York to Vinton Liddell of Charlotte NC for 50000 dollars. Liddell plans to invest 100000 dollars immediately to improve the property.
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Great Barrington
Fuller & Taylor
Pinehurst
Ora Ee, Akerly
New York
Vinton Liddell
Charlotte
N. C
Liddell
Deaths Tied to Susan Geary Case Mark Tragic Turn
News notes the death of Dr. John H. Pettee in Newton, linking it as the third death tied to the Susan Geary case, the so called suit case victim, following the suicide of the victim and the death of Rose Crawford, wife of a harbor body thrower.
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Dr. Pettee
John H. Pettee
Susan Geary
Newton
Rose Crawford
Chief warns Mrs. Dean remains in custody after Dr. Pettee’s death
Boston police chief insists Mrs. Mary Dean is not free despite Dr John Pettee being dead. He says investigators still have witnesses and evidence to pursue case in Susan Geary’s death. Pettee’s information had been key to prosecutors’ theory against Dean.
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Dr. Pettee
Dean
John H. Pettee
Mary 8S. Dean
Susan A. Geary
Mary
Heire ss in Quarantine
New York reports Miss Marjorie Gould, third daughter of George J. Gould, in quarantine for measles. A doctor and two nurses attend her day and night while her mother and new baby sister stay apart in a separate residence suite.
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New York
Marjorie Gould
George J. Gould
Marjorie
Schwab Comes East After Illness in Los Angeles
Charles M. Schwab former United States Steel president arrived in Los Angeles and, en route to the East, was unable to leave his bed and needed assistance to move to his private car from the Jonathan Club rooms where he stayed as a guest.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
East
Jonathan Club
Lynn Police to Probe Death of C S G Meikle
State police question the son's account of Charles S G Meikle's death at 28 Congress street after he died from a brain gunshot. An inquest is expected to be requested in a few days to further examine Edgar Meikle, the son known to have caused his father trouble.
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Lynn
Charles S. G. Meikle
Congress Street
Edgar
Meikle
Waltham Names New Fire Chief George L. Johnson
Waltham March 6 The fire department is under the direction of new chief George L. Johnson who succeeds Freeman C. Hodgdon retiring after 82 years in service including 12 as head Hodgdon pinned the badge on Johnson Johnson born in Waltham April 4 1869 began fire service in 1887 joining Packs Hose No 3 later serving as lieutenant second engineer and first assistant before his promotion to chief
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Waltham
George L. Johnson
Freeman C. Hodgdon
Hodgdon
Johnson
Chief Johnson
Board of Engineers
Packs Hose No
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer One Month Free Treatment
Advertises a one month free course of Osmo-Chemic treatment including medicine X ray and urine analysis for new patients who begin therapy by March 15. Includes testimonials from patients in Massachusetts about kidney disease cures and improved health with the Osmo-Chemic system.
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Massaachusetts
Eunice Guptlill
Osmo-Chemic Cure Promises Pain and Kidney Relief
Testimonies from patients cured by the Osmo-Chemic treatment describe dramatic improvements after long illnesses. One man from Williams town Massachusetts recounts years of back and head pains and progressive weight loss before seeking Osmo-Chemic care in Boston.
Thought of sending gift to Longworth Roosevelt wedding
George T. Angell editor of Our Dumb Animals says he did not receive an invitation to the Longworth-Roosevelt wedding and explains in the March issue why no gift was sent. He recalls White House receptions, criticizes animal cruelty in sport and war, and notes charity to the needy abroad.
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George T. Angell
Just Out
Mr. Angell
White House
Hayes
Congress
Frederick the Great
Washington
Lincoln
Garfield
Longworth
India
Russia
Japan
The Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine Ad
Advertisement for The Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine In Boston Massachusetts provides permanent offices at 18 Boylston Street with suite numbers 8S 9 19 and office hours daily from morning until evening excluding Sunday. Request two cent stamp for book on chronic disease.
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Boylston St
Boston
Mass
Wireman Dies Instantly From Live Power at Portland Plant
Irvin L. Field a 42 year old carpenter and wireman for the electric light company was instantly killed at its power station when his hand touched a live wire. Four doctors worked for nearly two hours but could not revive him. Field leaves a widow and family.
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Portland
Irvin L. Field
Electric Light Company
Field
Headache and Neuralgia Remedies Prominently Sold
A 25 cent remedy ad promotes headaches, neuralgia, and colds with pills or elixir. It urges readers to call for the full signature of E. W. Grove. The text reflects a period medicine pitch stressing universal cold symptoms and common ailments.
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E. W. Grove
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