Glover Divorce Case Reveals Marital Turmoil and Threats
In Divorce Court Judge Bond hears Mary E. Glover describe a life of conflict with Ebenezer B. Glover. She accuses him of drink, threats, and coercion over wealth. testimony links his drinking and violence to their strained marriage. The case resumes on the 27th.
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Bond
Mary E. Glover
Columbia Road
Ebenezer B. Glover
Rock Island
Boston
ST. Eugene Reed
Alonzo XK. Paine
Social notes from Boston society and European plans
The Students' Club sale at the Vendome drew wide fashion attendance with Mrs James Mumford and Mrs James Lawrence Jr leading the event. Attendees prepared for departures to Europe, including Isham and Devol sailing to London and others to Cherbourg and the Riviera. Reports also note Mark Hollingsworths death in Jamaica and society movements at the Lakewood and Somerset hotels with prominent hosts and guests.
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Vendome
James Mumford
James Lawrence, Jr
Dorothy Forbes
Joseph Sargent
Vincent Club
Isham
Devoll
New York
England
Devol
London
Europe
Roland Seeger
Somerset
McMichael
Elisha W. Cobb
Cherbourg
Riviera
Eustace Carey Fitz
Commonwealth Avenue
Emma J. Fitz
John G. Stearns
Pleasant Street
Brookline
Reginald Foster
Fenway
William Lindsay
Bay State Road
Appreciation Letter From Foresters Endorses Sunday Article
A Massachuset ts Order of Foresters committee voted to extend thanks to the Post editor and staff for an article published Sunday. High Secretary-Treasurer John J. Leonard writes praising the Sunday editor Mr Lynch and Mr Fay for their kindness and courtesy. March 16.
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Massachusetts Order of Foresters
Lynch
Fay
Greater
Boston
John J. Leonard
Worcester Street
Famous Kittery poetess fights for murderess Barrows mercy
Mrs Mary E Barrows of Kittery appeals to the Governor for pardon after 20 years in Thomaston jail for participation in a murder She is supported by poetess Elizabeth Akers Allen who defended her at trial Oscar Blaney her accomplice died by hanging seven years ago Barrows longs for freedom and returns home only in memoryებთ
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Mary E. Middleton
Washington, D. C
Glover
Washington
H. E. Rice
Glovers
Kittery
Thomaston
Mary E. Barrows
Elizabeth Akers Allen
Mrs. Barrows
Maine
Question on Confession in Hattie McLoud Murder
A letter to the editor from Lawrence Massachusetts dated March asks whether anyone confessed to the murder of Hattie McLoud of Shelburne Falls Massachusetts for which John Lee was executed. The writer seeks clarification on the case and any recorded confession.
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Post
Hattie McLoud
Shelburne Falls
Mass
John Lee
Ons Lawrence
Unable to Share Names or Addresses
The writer apologizes to Amy for not providing the requested information due to inability to disclose names or addresses entrusted to them.
Dear Miss Champagne I Seek Advice On A Love Rival
A tea store clerk writes of a 21 year old woman with black hair and blue eyes who is sharing affection with a rival. The writer asks if he should keep calling or quit after discovering another young man is favored. Guidance suggests voiced confession and patient waiting for a clear answer.
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Miss Champagne
TEA Store
Advice on marriage finances and a $12 weekly budget
A reader asks Miss Champagne if a couple can live comfortably on $12 a week. She notes some men support families on that amount and argues love and adaptability shape finances, claiming a good wife can be a saving, though outcomes vary with individual tastes.
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Miss Champagne
Paradise
Purgatory
Miss White on Proper Figger and Corset Show
New York reports Miss Elizabeth A. C. White demonstrating corset reform at the Masonic Temple. Audiences of dressmakers and private individuals watched as she transformed a Jersey woman's figure, stressing exercise and corset placement to reveal the "swellest form in Jersey."
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New York
Elizabeth A. C. White
Miss White
Masonic Temple
Miss Wyfite
Jersey
World Honors Garcia On 100th Birthday
Manuel Garcia the famed University of London singing professor and laryngoscope inventor is celebrated on his 100th birthday. King Edward Emperor William and the King of Spain honor him with decorations. Edward names him Commander of the Victoria Order at Buckingham Palace. Congratulatory messages arrive from the New York Academy of Medicine and from McGill University.
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London
Manuel Garcia
University of London
Old Park Theatre
New York
King Edward
Emperor William
Spain
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Victoria Order
Harmon Smith
New York Academy of Medicine
McGill University of Montreal
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