Easy Money in Fake Painting Ring Unfolds in Court
New YorkMarch 17 Two vases left the storeroom of art dealer William Clausen and returned as genuine works in weeks testified Otto J. Karsch a former Clausen employee now with another dealer He testified Clausen ran a factory producing paintings by Martins Inness Wyant and others of the American landscape school and is sued by William T Evans to recover 3500 for two allegedly spurious pictures.
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New York
William Clausen
Homer Martins
Otto J. Karsch
Clausen
Fifth Avenue
William T. Evans
Karsch
125 Year Apple Tree Still Bears
In an orchard owned by Anthony B Foster in South Orleans the 125 year old apple tree produced a fine crop last season with large blight free fruit. Bud indications point to another good yield this year. The tree bears at least five varieties from grafts made at different times.
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South
Orleans
Anthony B. Foster
Judge Warns Girl Elopers In Dorchester Divorce Case
Judge Raymond in Divorce Court warned young girls who run away to wed without future plans. He reviewed the petition of Beatrice Proulx of Boston Street Dorchester seeking divorce from Archibald. The judge condemned the elopement as a folly and noted the couple returning to live with Beatrice’s parents until her father expelled Archibald. The court has the matter under advisement.
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Raymond
Beatrice Proulx
Boston Street
Dorchester
Archibald
Steak choke death shocks local man Patrick Silk
Patrick Silk, aged 62, died yesterday after a piece of steak became lodged in his throat, choking him. The incident occurred in what investigators describe as a tragic accident with no signs of foul play.
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Patrick Silk
Rockefeller Declines Letter On Liquor League Fund
George R. Washburne secretary of the National Model License League reports a registered letter to John D. Rockefeller marked declined to receive. The league aims to aid liquor dealers by removing political boss domination and granting licenses through public vote or lawful violation.
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Louisville
George R. Washburne
National Model License League
John D. Rockefeller
Long President of Massachusetts Club Elected at Young's Hotel
The Massachusetts Club at Young's Hotel elected officers. President is the Hon. John D. Long. Vice-presidents include the Hon. Louis A. Frothingham Colonel Edward H. Haskell and others. Secretary-treasurer is William F. Garcelon with J. E. Rousmaniere as assistant secretary. Executive committee comprises F. W. Dallinger Henry F. Ripley Arthur D. Hill and Henry L. Shattuck.
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Massachusetts Club
Young's Hotel
John Dpd
Long
Louis A. Frothingham
Edward H. Haskell
William W. Doherty
M. C. Gallagher
J. M. Swift
Channing Smith
A. C. Fuller
H. A. Keith
William F. Garcelon
J. E. Rousmaniere
Young offender in Maine charged with burglary and train-wreck attempt
Enoch Durgin, 18, described as practicing to be a criminal, was arrested in West Kennebunk, Maine, on charges including burglary and attempt to wreck a train. He stated he would kill the woman keeper if sent back to the State school and expressed a wish for prison. The orphan had escaped from the State school for boys the prior Tuesday night.
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West Kennebunk
Enoch Durgin
Young Durgin
Quarrel Over Silver Champagne Cooler Ties Death
Manila reports Lieutenant Clarence M. Janney killed himself after a quarrel with his wife over a silver champagne cooler given by Lieutenant-Colonel Robert F. Ames. He drew his pistol after braiding at the table and shot himself in front of guests. A court-martial is expected after the military inquest.
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Manila
Robert F. Ames
Clarence M. Janney
Ames
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