Eight Years Battle for Worcester Child Custody
In Worcester a long custody dispute over Ella H. and George H. Hill resumes as Mrs. Hill seeks custody of their daughter now 18, with support payments and a real estate attachment against Hill. The case references a 1897 divorce, prior alimony, and a detective conviction connected to funds reportedly shielded from attachment.
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Worcester
George Hill
Detroit
Mich
Ll. N. Hitchcock
Ella H
George H. Hill
Hill
Boston
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Dyspepsia Relief
Citing coughs as possible dyspeptic symptoms misread as consumption, the ad extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and a preventive against consumption. It claims tablets cure related symptoms, offer permanent relief, and invites readers to request a free Dyspepsia book from F A Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
America
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Boston Club Women Hold Stormy Bazaar Benefit
Crowds attend the State Federation of Clubs bazaar at Hort icultural Hall despite bad weather. Profits exceed expectations with a restaurant, entertainments, and a large flower booth run by Boston society figures and hosted by Mrs. William P. Shreve and others.
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Massachusetts State Federation OF Clubs
Horticultural Hall
Boston
State Federation of Clubs
Mary W. Overholser
Wellesley Hills
Women's Auxiliary
Massachusetts Civil Service Association
Amory
Shaw
Katrine P. Coolidge
Prouty
Joseph Lindon Smith
Jessie Davis
Chromatic Club
Miss French
Alice Eldridge
Helen Tufts
Edith Noyes Porter
Anna Florence Smith
Florence Hartmann
Richard
William P. Shreve
Brookline
Joseph White
Oliver Ames
North Easton
Clover Club
Mary Alden Ward
Anna D. West
Nella D. Daggett
Pitts Kimball New Purchase Opens Discounted Stock Sale
The Pitts Kimball Company buys $50,000 of menswear from A. C. Davies & Co. at 69 Chauncy for one of Boston’s largest recent transactions. Washington street buyers offer up to date goods at about one third off, including winter and eating goods, with up to 25 percent price increases overall.
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A. C. Davies & Co
Chauncy Street
Davies, Payson & Co
Davies, Hopkins & Bates
Boston
Pitts-Kimball Company
Washington Street
A. C. Davies
Furniture Dealers Form Massachusetts Home Furnishers Association
About 100 gentlemen from Boston and across Massachusetts met at the Revere House to form The Home Furnishers Association of Massachusetts an aggressive protective body for retail furniture interests The officers elected include President C E Osgood first vice president C N Peabody second vice president John L Robertson third vice president Jackson Caldwell fourth vice president Lou Adams secretary M A Wood treasurer F T A McLeod and an executive council with members from New Bedford Quincy Springfield Holyoke Lawrence and Cambridge Auditors were George J Bicknell James Ellis LeBaron Atherton and others
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Boston
Revere House
Home Furnishers’ Association of
Massachusetts
C. E. Osgood
C. E. Osgood Co
C. N. Peabody
Eldridge & Peabody
John L. Robertson
Robertson & Co
Lowell
Jackson Caldwell
J. Caldwell & Co
Somerville
Lou Adams
People’s House Furnishing Co
Haverhill
M. A. Wood
C. E. Osood Co
F. T. A. McLeod
McArthur Co
Richard E. Warner
Household Furnishing Co
New Bedford
Henry IL. Kincaide
Henry I. Kincaide & Co
Quincy
George IL. Hersey
J. W. Hersey & Son
Springfield
Waugh McLean
McLean Bros
Holyoke
M. J. Sullivan
Buckley & Sullivan
Lawrence
Stephen Harrington
Steven Harrington
Cambridge
Charles Flint
Kint & Barker
Worcester
B. A. Atkinson
Frank Ferdinand
George J. Bicknell
Atkinson Co
James Ellis
James Ellis Co
South Boston
LeBaron Atherton
Atherton Furniture Co
Brockton
Wakefield couple secretly wed in Providence Gretna Green
Miss Hale W. Fisher and William W. Henry, both active in local society, married in Providence on Tuesday and plan to live there. Fisher, a Wakefield High School graduate and bookkeeper’s daughter, and Henry, a 28 year old widower and Knight of Pythias, had been living in Wakefield before the ceremony.
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Wakefield
Hale W. Fisher
William W. Henry
Providence Gretna Green
Miss Fisher
Wakefield High School
Everett A. Fisher
Murray Street
Tienry
Pythias
Providence
Miss Hale Wentworth Fisher
Seton On The Irish In U S
In Rome on March 15 the Most Rev Robert Seton titular archbishop of Heliopolis spoke at the Irish College before Cardinal Michael Logue on The Irish in America. He cited St Brendan of Clonfert as a early European visitor and recalled the monk Bailey who sailed with Columbus as the first to celebrate mass in America.
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Rome
Robert Seton
Heliopolis
Irish College
Michael Logue
Armagh
America
Brendan of
Cardinal Logue
Craze of Two Years Ago Likely to Be Revived
Report says X-Zalia Corporation plans to place healing antiseptic liquid X-Zalia in every barber shop nationwide to cleanse and heal faces after shaving, signaling a revival of the anti septic craze from two years ago.
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X-Zalia Corporation
X-Zalia
Merger Idea Dominates Rail and Street Rail Committees
The combined railroad and street railway committees met for the first time to review the summer study on railroad and trolley matters. The major item is the merger proposal allowing steam railways to acquire trolley stock if approved by the Legislature, with yesterday focusing on minor points in the recess committee’s report.
Financial Editor John Ingraham Dunn Dies at 39
New York reports John Ingraham Dunn longtime financial editor of the New York Press died today at his Ridgewood New Jersey home from typhoid fever. He was in his fortieth year and, writing as Hamilton Jackson, known as a sharp commentator on financial matters.
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New York
John Ingraham Dunn
New York Press
Ridgewood
N. J
Dunn
Hamilton Jackson
Massachusetts Mercantile Agencies Targeted by Lawmaker
Boston businessman George J. Raymond testified before the legislative mercantile affairs committee urging agencies be held to truth in statements with penalties up to five years in prison or $5000 fine. He recalled his own ruin by agencies, a petition against them, and a controversial vote that killed the bill after a tumultuous session. Raymond also claimed a manuscript on mercantile agencies vanished from a New York publisher.
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George J. Raymond
Boston
Legislative Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Raymond
General Butler
House
Massachusetts
Lane
New York
Four Liquor Bills Hit Legislature With 12 O'Clock Proposal
A legislative committee approved four liquor bills, the key measure extending sale hours to 12 o'clock for innholders who pay a 250 dollar fee and cater to guests. passes via referendum in cities over 45,000. Rep Allen of Brockton opposes the 12 o'clock and screen bills, while Rep Dowd of Fall River reserves dissent from the 12 o'clock bill.
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Legislative Committee On
Allen
Brockton
Thomas Dowd
Fall River
Moran Wins In Committee Against Thayer Bill
District Attorney Moran won yesterday in the judiciary committee which voted without a dissent against the Thayer bill to place all district attorneys under the attorney general. Moran criticized the committee for its adverse report on a bill about securing evidence against criminal doctors and called the DA bill aimed at him.
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Moran
Committee On Judiciary
Thayer
Senate kills picketing bill in close 14 to 13 vote
The picketing bill allowing peaceful communication between strikers and replacements was defeated in the Senate on a 14 to 13 roll call. After a near tied rising vote, Mahoney of Chicopee moved for a roll call, and the final tally listed 14 supporters and 13 opponents with multiple pairs favoring or opposing the measure.
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Senate
Committee On Labor
Mahoney
Chicopee
Bullock
Cassidy
Chase
Cox
Gartland
Hilton
Logan
McLeod
Mellen
Schofield
Seiberlich
Taylor
Buttrick
Clark
Converse
Cummings
Dean
Gerrette
Grosvenor
Kyle
Nevin
Prouty
Reed
Stevens
Taft
Walker
Beck
Cusick
Feiker
Lane
Chapelle
Harding
Hull
Parker
Rexall Mucu-Tone Promises Cure for Catarrh Debility
An advertisement extols Rexall Mucu-Tone as the sole cure for debility caused by catarrh. It claims catarrh parasites drive debility and endorses the product with quotes from Alderman Robert K. Sloan and guarantees results with a fifty cent trial size.
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Robert K. Sloan
Fifth Ward
Chicago
Evacuation Day Programme Outlined at State House
The Evacuation Day schedule lists events from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. with General Frye meeting General Bates, a parade in South Boston, reviews by Governor Guild and Mayor, a banquet in South Boston, and governor attendance at other society events on March 17. The day includes breakfasts, city hall transfers, and a detailed order of march.
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State House
Frye
Bates
Devine
Capelle
Glines
Kelley
Adjutant-General’s Office
Guild
Draper
Young’s Hotel
Young's Hotel
Fitzgerald
South Boston
Proctor
E Street
Broadway
Order of Hibernians
South
Boston
Governor Guild
Charitable Irish Society
Sons of the American Revolution
Tragedy at New York Home Ends in Double Death
Louis Nosser locked his wife in a bathroom then shot and killed Stella Reynolds of New Orleans an actress and former intimate friend and then killed himself. Mrs Nosser heard the outburst and alerted officials as Nosser spoke of ending both their lives.
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New York
Louis Nosser
Stella Reynolds
New Orleans
Miss Reynolds
Nosser
Engineer accountability and public rights on trains
Mr. John E. Miles, veteran engineer on the Plymouth division of the New York, New Haven & Hartford, argues that passengers have rights to know the traits of the engineer and that trainmen must be responsible to the public as well as the employer. He is author of The Rail roads Their Employees and the Public, a defense of duties and obligations. Miles also promotes anti-smoke measures to curb locomotive smoke.
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John E. Miles
Plymouth
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
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