Burkhardt Divorce Sought By Brookline Wife
Mrs. Harriett I. Burkhardt of Brookline seeks a divorce from Herman F. Burkhardt in Norfolk County Court. She alleges repeated abuse including kicking and choking, intoxication, and opium use, asks custody of daughter Margaret L. W. Burkhardt and a $1000 property attachment for support, with husband cited for May 1 in Dedham. Both are reportedly in New York.
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Harriett I. Burkhardt
Brookline
Norfolk County
Herman
Burkhardt
Samuel VD. Elmore
Margaret L. W. Burkhardt
Ture
New York
Dedham
Global Cold Remedy Ad Touts Headache Relief
An old advertisement promotes Bromoo Quinine as a worldwide cold and grip remedy claiming it removes the cause. It urges readers to request the full product name and look for the signature E. W. Grove, priced at 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Jail fear does not part chums in bank loot case
George W. Coleman and Wilson W. Lockhart pleaded not guilty to four indictments in the looting of Cambridge National City Bank. Coleman shortage revised to 250000. judges and lawyers discussed prison conditions and potential cellmate arrangements. Jewelry seized from Coleman was discussed for possible return pending court order.
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George W. Coleman
Wilson W. Lockhart
Francis C. Lowell
United States
National City Bank of
Cambridge
Coleman
Lockhart
William A. Morse
Coleman and Lockhart plead not guilty in bank scandal case
A large crowd witnesses the arraignment as Coleman and Lockhart, charged with misapplying bank funds and false ledger entries in 43 and 20 counts respectively, deny intent. Both renew bail with relatives acting as sureties, while Attorney Morse leads the defense and insists on joint defence with no cooperation to testify against each other. Coleman expresses willingness to go to Atlanta and vows to accept his fate under Morse.
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Lockhart
Ife
Coleman
Boston
Charley Morse
Morse
New York
General Moyer
Lucy Lockhart
Belmont
John J. Cronin
MW Lockhart
Charles K. Darling
Atlanta
Mr. Morse
Bank Shortage Reported at Cambridge Institution
Washington reports Samuel W. Haan's finding of a $250,000 shortage in the National City Bank of Cambridge. Receiver John L. Bates says he is not ready to comment on the bank's affairs.
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Coleman’s Bank
Washington
Samuel W. Haan
National Bank Examiner
National City Bank of
Cambridge
John L. Bates
Post
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