Woman Represents Self in Cambridge Divorce Case
Mrs Mary E Harrington of Cambridge conducted her own divorce trial in East Cambridge Court yesterday. She challenged the divorce action filed by her husband Francis F Harrington a Boston attorney who cross examined her during the proceedings.
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Mary EK. Harrington
Cambridge
East Cambridge
Francis F. Harrington
Boston
Careful soap use for best hair care with Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo
The text advises avoiding alkaline soaps and shampoos that dry the scalp and damage hair. It promotes Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as pure and greaseless, claiming one to two teaspoonfuls cleanse the hair and scalp, rinse easily, and leave hair soft, silky, bright, and easy to manage. It notes it’s available at pharmacies and economical for family use.
Sentencing Case Ahead After Court Finds Abuse
In a proceedings before Judge Sanderson the court outlined charges or claims of cruel and abusive treatment. The judge scheduled further actions and potential penalties pending related proceedings.
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Sanderson
Four Children and a Turbulent Marriage: Mrs Harrington Testifies
On the witness stand Mrs Harrington recounted a stormy marriage begun Jan 8 1906 in East Cambridge. She described repeated separations alcohol abuse financial strain and interference by other women. Her husband denied abuse and claimed she was faultful. Decrees nisi were granted to Charles Lawrence and George Zwicker on grounds of cruel treatment.
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Charles Street
John D. Rockefeller
John W. Green
East Boston
Quincy
Boston
Nantasket
Sanderson
Charles F. Lawrence
Waban
Alice F. T Lawrence
George D. Zwicker
Mary Zwicker
Cambridge
Arlington Booked for 5 Champ Games
Arlington High School football will play five Mystic Valley League games next fall with additional non league contests. The season opens September 24 at Winchester and ends Thanksgiving morning against Melrose in Melrose. League foes include Watertown Woburn Wakefield and Melrose in scheduled clashes.
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Arlington
Mystic Valley
Melrose
Winchester High School
Winchester
Watertown High School
Woburn High School
Wakefield High School
Wakefield
Melrose High School
Arlington Stoneham Car Line Opens After 12 Hours Digging
After 12 hours of strenuous digging 100 men cleared the electric car tracks between Stoneham and Arlington. The first car since last Saturday morning ran to Arlington just after 8 PM. Eighteen inches of water filled the flooded track area as snow banks blocked outlets and high tide pushed ice into the car floor two feet above street level.
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Arlington
Stoneham
Drifting Electric Mine Captured at Race Point
Provincetown March 10 The U S Submarine S C 408 trapped a drifting electric mine found on the shore of Race Point and tied up in Provincetown tonight. She will move to Boston in the morning. The torpedo boat Dale, which had patrolled the coast, is in port and will sail to Charlestown Navy Yard with the S C 408.
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Provincetown
U. S
Race Point
Boston
Dale
Charlestown Navy Yard
Italian Victory Loan Subscriptions Hit Mass Meeting
About $10,000 was subscribed to the Italian Victory Loan by North Kind residents at a mass meeting in the Michael Angelo School on Charter Street last night. Fully 1000 people jammed the hall while several hundred were turned away.
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North Kind
Michael Angelo School
Charter Street
NO DISORDERS AT MILL GATES IN NEW BEDFORD
Charles A. Blanchett claims police pressured strikers at the National Spun Silk Mill during a 900 strong walkout while mill officials put the figure at about 490 across three shifts. Police deny pressuring workers and report only crowd control duties as patrols at the gates.
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New Bedford
Charles A. Blanchett
Amalgamated Textile Workers
National Spun
Mvomen
Wireless conversation from blimp to street overheard in New York exhibit
In New York on March 10 a wireless telephone link between passengers aboard a navy blimp and a motor truck at Broadway and 42d Street during an exhibition flight was heard by bystanders. The voices from the gas bag car were received with a new apparatus.
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New York
Broadway
42D Street
Fire destroys building in Fitchburg injuring two
A two story wooden building at 15 Putnam Street burned out this afternoon. Tobie Yaaski a mechanic was severely burned and J E Martin of Webster was scorched when he tried to roll Yaaski in the snow. Twenty four automobiles were badly damaged.
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Fitchburg
Putman Street
Tobie Yaaski
J. E. Martin
Webster
Yaaski
May Vote On Treaty This Week
Washington March 10 The Senate confronts a fevered period as final action on Article 10 nears. Leaders fear a ratification failure, with Lodge predicting 15 or 16 Republicans oppose ratification under any terms. Democratic division grows as Owen and others hint at breaking with President Wilson for a compromise.
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Senate
Lodge
Owen
Oklahoma
Wilson
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