Many Mismates Untied by Court
Testimony in a Divorce Court case reveals husbands and wives recount failed marriages and alleged abuse. Decrees nisi granted as couples cite drunkenness abandonment and secret lives, including letters pleading reconciliation and statements of mistreatment across several households. Findings name Charles Pentz, Charlotte, Mary C Corliss, Edward D Corliss, Maudel Bean, Minnie R Damon, Dr Newcombe Damon, Clare Foster, Winfield V Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Cambridge
Charles M. Pentz
Clare Foster
Boylston Street
Winfield V. Foster
Providence, R. I
Robbery sentence for Samuel Jones and Carrie Smith
Samuel Jones received a three year term at the House of Correction and Carrie Smith was sentenced to Sherborn by Judge Stevens after a robbery case.
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Samuel Jones
Carrie Smith
Stevens
Jones
House of Correction
Sherborn
Cunningham Sentenced to Reformatory After Plea
Peter E. Cunningham was sent to the Concord reformatory by Judge Stevens yesterday after pleading guilty to breaking into Myer Liss’s house in the South Kind. He was captured by Mrs. Liss following a lengthy pursuit.
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Peter E. Cunningham
Concord Reformatory
Stevens
Cunningham
Myer Liss
Liss
Larceny Sentence for $4.50 from Stranger
Forrest Wall, described as a colored man, was sentenced by Judge Stevens to one year in the House of Correction for the larceny of $4.50 from an unsophisticated stranger yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Wall
Stevens
House of Correction
Pickpocket John A. Hearn Sentenced to 11 Months
On his guilty plea John A. Hearn a pickpocket was yesterday sentenced by Judge Stevens to the House of Correction for 11 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Hearn
Stevens
House of Correction
Defies socialism and upholds unionism in self portrait
Mrs Martha Moore Avery of 202 West Springfield Street denounces socialism after sixteen years in the movement. She cites her exit as a clash with New York leadership, endorses trade unions led by figures like John Mitchell, and says she will write on cosmic philosophy while warning against disruption in America.
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Nisi
Martha Moore Avery
West
Springfield Street
People's Forum
The
Post
Socialist Movement
New York
John Mitchell
Judas
Benédict Arnold
Senate Passes Bills on Leaks and Bridges
Washington March 13 The Senate approved several measures including punishment for officials who leak secret government information and a grant of authority over constructing bridges over navigable streams. Senator Simmons spoke on the railroad rate issue and Senator Tillman said he would push to take up the rate bill daily after routine business tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate
Simmons
Tillman
Major Charles Hayden Boston Society Leader and Sportsman
Major Charles Hayden of the Somerset is a prominent Boston bachelor known for yachting and horse racing. He races under the name Mr. Major, belongs to the Eastern Yacht Club and the Country Club of Brookline, and serves as an aide de camp to Governor Guild.
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Charles Hayden
the Somerset
Boston
Mr. Major
Eastern Yacht Club
Country Club
Brookline
Hayden
Governor Guild
State Street
New Bank Bill Reported By Reed Committee
Senator Reed's Senate Ways and Means panel unveiled a bank reform bill eliminating the bank commission and creating a single bank commissioner at 5000 dollars annually with three examiners at 2000 each and a deputy at 3000. The salary dispute influenced the final draft, with expectations of a 6000 dollar figure rejected to avoid broader raises in state government. The plan also bans the commissioner from any institution under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Senate Ways and Means
Bank Commission
Guild
Telephone Supervision Bill Is Again Opposed
Telephone supervision faced opposition before the legislative committee on mercantile affairs. H. Carvill of the Somerville Board of Trade argued it would discriminate against independent companies. Charles D. Eliot and Dr. A N Rounds, president of the Mariners' Independent Telephone Company, joined the objections.
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Legislative Committee On Mercantile Affairs
H. Carvill
Somerville Board of Trade
Charles D. Eliot
A. N. Rounds
Mariners’ Independent Telephone Company
Senator Prouty Leads Passage of Anti cigarette Bill
Senator Prouty, who opposes tobacco, fought in the Senate to salvage the anti cigarette bill after committee opposition. His oratory prompted a substitution and the measure was sent over for consideration today, marking a victory for the reform effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Prouty
Prouty
Senate
Committee On Public Health
Indignity to the Public Prompts Protest Over Signs
A letter from Charles W. Parker of the Macallar Parker Company supports C Howard Walker and Edward R. Warren in opposing offensive advertising signs atop buildings, notably the Park street structure. Parker calls it an indignity to the public and urges protest and new laws if current statutes fail to restrain such displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Parker
Macallar Parker Company
Messrs. C. Howard Walker
Edward R. Warren
No. 2
Park Street
Parker
Samoan Volcano At Work Rages In Savaii
Honolulu March 13 Officers of the steamer Sierra report the Savaii eruption on a large scale with three villages destroyed including Maleola cocoa plantation area. Lava streams into the ocean twenty feet deep and five miles of molten wall reach the sea. Maori chartered to remove noncombatants. No Tahiti contact after hurricane.
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Honolulu
Sydney
Samoa
Savaii
Maleola
A. King
G. Barkley
The
Sierra
Tahiti
Pope Mourns for France in Vatican Response
Vatican follows French cabinet crisis with keen interest and fears catastrophe for the church in France. A prelate says we have fallen from the frying pan into the fire as new cabinet names are reported and the official composition awaits tomorrow amid superstition and sorrow from the Pope.
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Rome
Vatican
France
D'Hote Dinner at The Lexington Hotel
A Table d Hote Dinner III in the W7 Louis XV room at The Lexington Hotel will be served Thursday and Sunday from 5 30 to 8 30. Priced at $1 with wine music and souvenir. Entrance 17 Boylston St. Tables may be reserved by telephone Oxford 41205.
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Lexington Hotel
Boylston St
Oxford
Hogs at Dudley and Dover Streets
Crowded Dudley street terminal crowds draw attention to L road congestion as a public nuisance. A Post Woman observes narrow Dover street entrances and exits at rush hour with dozens pressed together on stairs and platforms.
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Dudley and
Dover Streets
L’’ Road
Dudley Street
Brooklyn Bridge
New York
L Road
Dover Street
Dover
South Boston
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Margaret
Clarence R. Sharp
Mary C. Corliss
Edward D. Corliss
Éé6
Maudell. Bean
Charlestown
William H. Bean
America
Allcock
Brandreth
Greater Boston
Major Charles Hayden
Chickering
Fricassee
West Oxfords
Carrie
Stationery Dept
Damask
J. D. Fanning
the Post Young Woman
Munsey’s Magazine
Munsey’s
March
Frank A. Munsey
Fifth Avenue
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