Cordova Found Guilty of Assault on Wife in New Brunswick
Rev Cordova former South River Methodist pastor convicted yesterday of abandoning his wife and children and today of assault and battery on his wife. He and Miss Julia Bowne once eloped. testimony described kitchen utensil throwing during quarrel over a letter. If sentenced on both counts he faces two years in prison. Bowne remains in jail as a witness.
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New Brunswick
N. J
J. F. Cordova
South River
Cordova
Julia Bowne
Washington
Miss Bowne
Pall
Boy detective tracks married man in elopement case
Patsey Catalano a fourteen year old boy detective from White River Junction Vermont reports tracking Joseph Catalano a married man who eloped with his sister Josephine. Patsey followed them from Concord to Boston and Washington Street and plans to publish his photo to aid police. He seeks help to see the man jailed and return his sister and the $200 she gave him.
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Joseph Catalano
Boston
Washington Street
Patsey Catalano
White River Junction
Patsey
Josephine
Concord
Philadelphia
Catalano
Josephine Catalano
North Margin Street
Joseph Cata
Caledonian Reaches New York After 17 Day Atlantic Passage
After a three day delay in reaching her berth at South Boston, the Leyland liner Caledonian, Captain Tranter, arrived in New York yesterday with a fair cargo. The delay was due to a stoppage in the Manchester canal and boisterous Atlantic weather.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford
South Boston
Caledonian
Tranter
Jhere
Manchester
Eng
Atlantic
Seedlings Grow From Clothing Garden Six Months In
Workers report first harvests from a clothing garden planted six months ago. Seeds embedded in fabric sprouted into herbs and small plants, yielding fragrant greens and novel textile crops. Local makers anticipate continued growth as seasons change.
Merrimac Street Mission Opens Monday Night
An informal opening of the Merrimac Street Mission boys and girls clubrooms is set for Monday March 20 from 6 to 8 pm The Friendly Class of the Allston Congregational Church which funds rent heat and light will attend The work of the clubs begins next week A kindergarten will open as funds allow
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Merrimac Street Mission
Allston Congregational Church
Dickinson Divorce Shocks Lowell Elite
Mrs. Watson A. Dickinson filed for divorce from her husband, a leading Lowell business man, shocking the smart set and business clubs. The couple owned a Branch street home, with no children, and Mr. Dickinson ran a prosperous manufacturing business in Ayer City.
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Lowell
Watson A. Dickinson
Loren
Marion
Sullivan Held For Death Of Hobo In Street Scuffle
Police arrest John W. Sullivan on a murder charge after a street scuffle at Washington and Pine streets left a unknown man with a fractured skull. Two witnesses say Sullivan struck the man without provocation. victim’s identity remains unknown as autopsy results come in.
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Wanderer
John W. Sullivan
City Hospital
Sullivan
McSweeney
Station 4
Lagrange Street
Hquor
Washington and
Pine Streets
Sweeney
Williams
Jeremiah Washington
Salvation Army
Edward Williams
Washington Street
Woman testifies on marriages in bigamy suit
In New York March 15 Kate Gemmer Gillighan Benkenstein Henderson Cain testified in Charles Henderson's annulment suit. She cited five husbands John Gillighan Charles Benkenstein Charles Henderson and Victor Carl with one name withheld by Henderson to avoid prosecution. She admitted marriage to Benkenstein occurred before Henderson and refused to discuss other marriages.
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New York
Mr. Benkenstein
Henderson
Kate Gemmer-Gillighan- Benkenstein-Henderson-Cain
Charles F. Henderson
Justice Truax
Supreme Court
George Robinson
John Gillighan
Charles Benkenstein
Victor Carl
Mrs Bedford Denies Poison Motive In Loss Rumor
Harriet Bedford says she did not take laudanum with intent after rumors spread about her dog Tina going missing. She recalls taking the drug 15 years ago for headache and describes finding herself nearly dead in the morning.
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Lynn
Harriet Bedford
Tina
Post
Taggard
Jamaicans Honor Baker On 65th Birthday In Kingston
Captain Lyman D. Baker founder of the United Fruit Company was honored in Kingston Jamaica with a silver service for his role in inaugurating and expanding the banana trade. Governor Sir Augustus Hemenway and leaders attended as subscriptions funded the gift. Eulogies were given by Dr. Nuttall archbishop of the West Indies and Dr. Pringle among others.
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Kingston
Jam
Lyman D. Baker
Wellfleet
Mass
United Fruit Company
Jamaica
Augustus Hemenway
Baker
Nuttall
The
West Indies
Dr. Pringle
Privy
Legislative Councils
Captain Baker
Hull Stickney & Co Assigns After Financial Trouble
Hull Stickney & Co furniture makers and interior decorators of 42 Cornhill assign assets and liabilities totaling about 45 000 and 25 000 respectively. Judge William H Preble appointed assignee and creditors meeting set for March 25. The firm long run on Cornhill faced decline as trade moved away toward Tremont Washington and Boylston streets.
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Hull, Stickney & Co
Cornhill
William H. Preble
Tremont
Washington Streets
Boylston
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Franklin County
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Francisco Philippi
Swanton Junction
Dickinson Divorce
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Benkenstein
W. H. Crane
Mrs. Kendal
H. S. Riddell
Wa. H. Brine Co
Tremont St
Neil Burgess
Preble
Patti
DR. Warren
Tiu Clil
Adelina Patti Nicolini
Roland Reed
PMI
Cora Tanner
Tony Pastor
Mansfield
Richard Mansfield
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