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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1908
Page
8
Mrs Lillian M Moen charges Levi Wilson Moen known as Doc Wilson with failure to support over 24 months in Harlem Court The case cites Moen as heir to Philip L Moen estate valued at 192000 with an offer to pay Mrs Moen the interest on 60000 annually
A Massachusetts tale spans 17 years from Uxbridge to Newark and New York. Doc Wilson, later Levi Moon, drew funds from Philip L. Moen of Washburn Moen, fending off suits with large checks and a controversial life of name changes, legal battles, and rumored trusts following a Boston 1888 loss.
A dying Legionnaire in Algiers asks a comrade to tell his family of his origin from Bingen on the Rhine. He remembers home, his father’s sword, and a sister, while a mournful chorus of German songs accompanies his final breath. The scene ends with a moonlit, bloodstained battlefield.
Olga Nethersole stars in Sudermann's Magda with a strong intellectual performance showing an independent heroine who defies a domineering father. The cast includes Charles A. Stevenson as Colonel Schwartz Frank Mills as Von Keller and Molly Pearson as Sweet Marie. Tonight The Second Mrs Tanqueray is announced followed by Sapho Saturday matinee and Camille Saturday evening to close the engagement.
Baraka a young Tartar woman deceives a handsome traveller to reveal a secret ruby mine in Central Asia. She lures him with riches promising escape to Egypt, but danger and deceit entwine as the cave and flood trap them in a perilous pursuit of jewels and survival.
Stanley A. Cash 42 an office holder in several businesses and a lodging house keeper was arraigned in Worcester Central Court on neglect to support his wife and five minor children. He pleaded not guilty. The court ordered a $20 fine and $4 weekly to the family starting March 30 plus $100 bonds to insure maintenance through a three month probation ending in April. On appeal he was held in $200 for the Superior Court. failure to post bonds sent to jail.
Mrs. Jessie Cash testified she was crippled and propped by chairs as she described years of neglect. She said her husband gave 50 cents daily then nothing, leaving their home without food or fuel and forcing children to seek neighbors during Christmas week. She claimed ownership of a West Boylston acre and a secured note for hundreds. cross‑examination showed his get rich quick schemes, mortgaging his own property and losing nearly $15,000, leaving him about 95 cents in wealth.
Joseph T. Hanley longtime surveyor in the city engineering department died at his residence 82 Ashfield Street Roslindale after a several months illness. He was once believed to be recovering from pneumonia but declined rapidly in recent weeks and passed away. He was the third son of the late Colonel P. T. Hanley born in Roxbury 83 years ago.
The Rev. E W Hunt, recently dismissed from Wollaston church over religious healing ideas, declined a courteous offer from Rev F E G Wiggin of Unity Church Boston to use their room for his next Sunday service. Hunt refused to discuss future affiliations with Boston Christian Scientists, promising clarification in his upcoming sermon. He has set up temporary offices at 417 Huntington Chambers.
Barre Vermont March 19. Striking quarry workers held a mass meeting and voted to reject manufacturers proposal to return to the old rate of 6 and a half cents an hour with overtime pay after four and a half hours weekly.
Miss Eleanor Holt of Lisbon Falls Maine arrives in Great Barrington and denies reports that she came to wed William Lawrence a 74 year old Sheffield man who had advertised for a wife. She insists there is no truth to the tale and is indignant at claims she would become his wife.
David H Archibald and Gustave Nichola deny rumors of a breakup between Harry E Archibald and Miss Viola Nichols. They say the couple were never on bad terms and that the Thursday report was false. Miss Nichols has suffered fainting spells and was treated at a hospital after an episode last Tuesday.
A dramatic synopsis of The Diva's Ruby prologue where Baraka aids a dying traveler, Saad is killed, and Baraka seizes jewels. The traveler escapes with a bag while Baraka plans to trade gems for clothing and resumes climbing the rocks as the vulture watches. The piece promotes Marion Crawford’s new Sunday Magazine serial.
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