Woman testifies children higher duty than husband in divorce trial
Mrs. Joseph F. Cobb of Roxbury testifies in Suffolk County Divorce Court that her duty to her two children outweighed her obligations to her husband. She describes repeated separations, alleged mistreatment, and a housekeeper scandal, with the judge seeking more proof in several cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Cobb
Roxbury
Suffolk County Divorce Court
Cobb
Melrose
Philip
Helen
Mr. Cobb
Mr. Rowley
Frank Hollis
Dorchester
Raymond
Margaret Lewis
William H. Lewis
Mary Perry
George A. Perry
Roca says U.S. unlikely to annex Mexico during visit
General Julio Roca former Argentine president and Paris minister in Genoa asserts the United States is not planning to annex Mexico He concedes U S intervention in Mexico but says the country would stay politically independent like Cuba during the current troubles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Julio Roca
Paris
United States
Mexico
Cuba
Mexican General Is Received by the King
General Bernardo Reyes, sent abroad by the Mexican government to study military conditions, was received today by King Victor Emmanuel in Rome. Reyes explained to the king the situation in Mexico as outlined in his recent published statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Bernardo Reyes
Victor Emmanuel
Mexico
Reyes
Deserts Children in Summer House
Agnes Francis nine and James eight of Charlestown were found living in a summer house behind 85 Prospect Street. They were neglected after their mother abandoned them. Agnes was placed with the Home for Destitute Catholic Children, while James went to his uncle, a police officer. Police search for the mother continued as the family’s furniture was removed earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Agnes Francis
James
Chapman Place
Charlestown
Prospect Street
Judge Wentworth
Agnes
William Lynch
Harrison Avenue
Boston
Thomas F. Donahue
Elizabeth Francis
Christopher Dalton
Martin Sharry
Minnie Woodland
Tramping From Early Afternoon Until Just After Dark
Tramping from early in the afternoon until just after dark, a group of hikers completed a long walk through the countryside. Their trek covered fields and woodlands, ending near the village with a sense of accomplishment and relief.
Greater Boston Council Formed to Promote Boy Scouts
At Lee Higginson & Co the first meeting of the executive committee of the Greater Boston council of the Boy Scouts of America was held. Major Henry L. Higginson presided as officers and committee members were named. The group adopted by laws aligned with the national council and planned leadership for the metropolitan district with Frederick N. Cooke Jr. named executive secretary and scout commissioner in Boston. Parker Memorial will loan staff to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee, Higginson & Co
Greater Boston
Council
Boy Scouts of America
Henry L. Higginson
David D. Scannell
Frank Li. Locke
Louis A. Crossett
David A. Ellis
Frank S. Mason
Charles C. Jackson
Joseph Lee
James J. Phelan
Arthur Astor Carey
Carl Dreyfus
Mitchell Freiman
Harold Peabody
Major Higginson
Matson
National Council of the
New England
Frederick N. Cooke, Jr
Boston
Cooke
Theodore Parker
Marines Landed at Magdalena Bay to Patrol Shore
Seventy five armed U S marines were landed by the gunboat Yorktown at Magdalena Bay to act as shore patrols for several days. The Yorktown departed San Diego under rush orders and moved south with secrecy, maintaining close navy coordination while heading farther north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
United States
Yorktown
Magdalena Bay
Navy
Magdalena
San
Developments of Day in the Mexican Situation
United States troops on the border ready to move at any time awaiting orders from Washington. Five hundred cars in yards ready to start on short notice. Limantour departs for Mexico. Diaz reported to be ready to grant reforms. Insurrection representatives in New York say no peace unless Diaz calls election of 1910 void and runs again. Reforms demanded by Madero made public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Limantour
Mexico
Diaz
New York
Madero
Troops Stand Ready as Mobilization Fetes Peace Time
Twenty thousand troops armed and ready for two hours notice crowd the area with carloads of ordinance and raw recruits drilled from dawn to dusk. Fifty cars sit on tracks for War Department use as maneuvers become impossible amid heightened excitement and strict readiness. Washington’s guidance awaited to reveal the full mobilization plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Washington
Limantour Mission in New York Promises Immediate Reforms
Senor Limantour the Mexican finance minister ends a New York visit with a tentative plan for substantial reforms to be enforced at once in Mexico. The Madero family ties and talks with Limantour heighten hopes for peace as Diaz signals adoption of some reforms from his meeting with Metztitlan citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Senor Limantour
Hotel Astor
Senor Madero
Limantour
Madero
Mexico City
Paris
Mexico
Diaz
Metztitlan
Mexicans in Washington await Limantour return changes in Diaz cabinet hoped
In Washington on March 14 Mexican sympathizers and federal supporters watch Senor Limantour as his return to Mexico City is seen as signaling cabinet reshuffles and reforms in state administrations to quell the revolution. Ambassador De la Barra expects news today but may hear more only after his arrival in Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senor Limantour
Mexico City
Diaz
Mexico
St. Louis
West
de la Barra
State Department
Militia Officers Sign Up for Maneuvers
Three thousand one hundred eight organized militia officers accept War Department invitation to serve in Southern border operations. Officials plan 250 to General Carter in San Antonio and 20 to General Bliss in San Diego, with two week max per rotation.
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Washington
War Department
Carter
San Antonio
Bliss
San Diego
Department
Adjutants-General of
States
Territories
General Bliss
State guard officers to participate in maneuvers
Rotating the men at this ratio, it is expected that all of the State guard officers who have accepted the federal government's invitation will be given an opportunity to participate in the maneuvers.
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State Guard
Insurrection Demands Diaz Annulment and Free Ballot
Senor Gonzales Garza states insurrecto terms for peace in Mexico. Diaz must nullify 1916 election and accept a new free ballot under 1857 constitution. Madero, leading the insurrectos, would authorize armistice only if he consents. Garza says mediation by the United States would hurt Mexico’s dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Texas
Diaz
Senor Gonzales Garza
Insurrecto
Mexico
United States
Senor Garza
Braulio Hernandez
Chihuahua
Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsement From Mrs Marion Bruce
Mrs Marion Bruce of Cumberland Maine reports long use of Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best blood medicine. She describes renewed strength and appetite after taking the remedy through spring and fall, ending years of fatigue and weakness. The product is offered in liquid form or as Sarsatabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Bruce
Cumberland
Hood
Consumption aid described for lung troubles and weakness
The notice urges relief for those with lung diseases and general debility, recommending a product or remedy for consumption. It emphasizes support for frail individuals and those with chronic coughs.
Demands of Madero Outlined by Insurrectos
Insurrectos call for abolition of presidential re election and federal appointment of governors. They demand curtailing tele politicos powers and city mayors chosen by popular vote. Land reform to divide large plantations, free ballots, preserved constitutional rights, and broader school expansion.
Death notices from Boston area for March 1911
Deaths from Jamaica Plain to Charlestown list multiple funeral arrangements and interment details. Names include William Bodenbrown Louis Cardinal Water Chicoine James Considine Cornelius Donoghue Francis Grinley Robert Gunning Annie Healy Emery Huff Margaret McGowan George Morton John Norton Patrick OConnor Frank Parsons Isaac Spafford Daniel Walsh with dates March 15 16 17 18 and burial locations Mount Benedict Calvary Northampton St Marys Brookline Stoneham Roxbury East Boston and Allston noted.
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Bodenbrown
Jamaica Plain
William
Alice Teresa
William Bodenbrown
Brookside Avenue
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes
Mount Benedict
Cardinail
Roxbury
Louis L
Velagio Cardinal
Gervais
Fenwick Street
St. Joseph's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Montreal
Chicoine
Charlestown
Water
Louis Chicoine
Stoneham
Mass
Josephine EB. Wiley
Pearl Street
St. Francis Ds Sales Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Considine
Boston
James
John
Bridget Considine
Fanny A. Grady
Huntington Avenue
St. Mary's of the Assumption Church
Linden Street
Brookline
Division
St. Lawrence Court
M. C
Donoghue
Cornelius
Johanna Donoghue
Myron
Maverick Street
Church of the Morst Holy Redeemer
Longshore Men’s Union and
Holy Name Society
California
Grinley
Brighton
Francis
Huff
Somerville
Emery Wilpur
Wilbur S
Madge H. Ruf
Bartlett Street
Woodlawn
Biddeford
Kurtz
Humboldt Avvenue
Gustavus FP
Humboldt Avenue
M'Gowan
Margaret M. E. McGowan
Mc Gowan
Edward Harkins
Coolidge Street
St. Mary's Church
Morton
Quincy
George W. Morton
Stear Street
Norton
John H
Thomas
Fannie Norton
Cambridge
Mary Mannix
Franklin Street
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Everett Lodge
B. P. O. E. O’connor
Patrick O'Conner
Boston Plasterers’ Union
Highland Station
Northampton
Smith
Isaac H. F. Smith
Norfolk Street
Cape ‘Cod
Spafford
Allston
Isaac Buckingham Spafford
Park Vale Avenue
Princeton Avenue
Coolidge Corner
Commonwealth Avenue
Harvard Avenue
Card of Thanks for Floral Tributes and Sympathy
The family expresses sincere gratitude to friends neighbors and associates for kindness and help after a bereavement. Special thanks go to Western Union Telegraph Company employees Bethel Lodge I O O F Arlington Trapelo Lodge I O O F of Waverley and others who remembered them. The family of the late Thomas Parker similarly thanks organizations that sent flowers in remembrance.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Bethel Lodge
Arlington
Trapelo
Waverley
Charles Reid
Thomas Parker
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A. S
Washington St
Workman In
P. M
F. N. Cooke, Jr
Boston Council
Land Marines
Vres
Francisco I. Madero
Orozco
Francisco Vasquez
Insurrectos
U. S
Father John
N. Y
Stark Supply CO
Washington ST. Tel
Beacon “Lo
Beacon ST
Yanne Buckingham Spafford
Tha G. Spafford
Walsh
Daniel Francis
Ellen
Louis Walsh
Lincoln Street
Bunker Hill Fort 126
Q. F
Warren Street
Nettie
Wilson Bros
Scollay Sq
Rogers
Waltham Watch
Wilson Brothers, Scollay
Souper
Lead of
Mason Street Music
WW. T, Defriest
J. Newman & Sons, Inc
Tremont St
Oxford Lewis Jones & Son Undertakers
Lagrange Street
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