Brockton Beauty in Tears Over Marriage
In Brockton a court delay leaves Eva M. Keith, famed as the city’s beauty, waiting on a divorce decision from Willie C. Keith. Eva, once social queen and rink belle, lamented reforms as she vows to live with her mother and raise her son, seeking independence whether the decree comes or not.
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Brockton
Mrs. Keith
Willie C. Keith
Eva Keith
Cochituate
Mass
Eva Place
Ziba C. Keith
Greenhalge
Keith
Willie Keith
Breckton
South End
Boston
Holbrook
Watch Dog in Your West Pocket Health Ad
An advert promoting Cascarets as "West Pocket" health insurance against indigestion and constipation. Claims one 10 cent Cascaret box weekly can prevent many ills, with guidance on when to take the tablet and emphasizing its safety and cost. Mentions Sterling Remedy Company and a 10 cent price.
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Cascaret Insurance
Sterling Remedy Company
Ccc
Grinham Denied Bail in Wife’s Murder Case
Patrick J. Grinham was arraigned in Roxbury Court on a murder charge after his wife Catherine died from a skull fracture at their home 5 Weston Place. He waived exam and is held for a May 23 hearing with no bail. lodger Charles Rose remains jailed for $200 as a witness.
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Catherine
Weston Place
Patrick J. Grinham
Bolster
Roxbury
MacDonald
Charles Rose
Rose
Man Guilty of Manslaughter in Bishop Death
John C. Maloney was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of Mrs. Annie Bishop by a Rockland Supreme Court jury after a weeklong trial. The jurors deliberated five and a half hours, reporting at 4:35 p m. Assistant Attorney General Kilbrook moved for sentencing tomorrow morning as the court adjourned.
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Rockland
John C. Maloney
Annie Bishop
Supreme Court
Kilbrook
MIT Architectural Society Establishes Student Aid Fund
The Architectural Society of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology plans a loan fund for needy students in the department funded by annual magazine proceeds. F A Naramore, president, will appoint a committee of three trustees to oversee the fund which they expect to grow yearly. The society will publish an annual book as a magazine every two months to support the fund.
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The
Architectural Society of
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
F. A. Naramore
Fusiliers Parade and Banquet Planned in Boston Area
The Fusilier Veteran Corps will hold a parade and banquet in Boston with veteran and active military groups from New England and New York. Governor Guild will review the parade at Faneuil Hall, followed by a banquet at the armory on Washington Street. Governor Guild and Brigadier-General J B Frye will address attendees.
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Fusilier
New England
Faneuil Hall
Portland bakers strike 70 workers over union demands
In Portland on May 9 union bakers declared a strike involving 70 men. The dispute centers on master bakers' refusal to sign an agreement recognizing the union.
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Portland
Malden Society FOLK Play For Earthquake Sufferers
Malden upper class staged two charity dramas at the Auditorium for San Francisco quake relief. The program opened with Among the Breakers led by Everett C. Rea as David Murray and Mrs. Fred R. Kaulback as Minnie Daze. A Trial by Jury, a one act comedy, followed with Miss Pauline Vezina singing during intermissions. Colonel Harry E. Converse provided the venue and organizers included Mayor Charles G. Warren and James J. Keaney.
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San Francisco
Everett C. Rea
David Murray
Fred R. Kaulback
Minnie Daze
Sorrede
Rea
Larry Devine
Robert A. Perkins
Bruce Brabloe
MacInnis
Clarence Hunter
Charles W. Hill
Peter Paragrap
May x Pee
William KE. Shaffner
Scud
Hunter
Oscar ‘Tarr
Bess Starbright
William Niedner
Garey
E. D
Kaulback
Biddy Bean
Bessie
L. Holden
E. TL
MacArthur
Alice B. Stover
Fred W. Small
William T. Small
Oreman
John
Johnson
William MacArthur
Pauline Vezina
Harry E. Converse
Charles G. Warren
James J. Keaney
E. E B. Locke
E. F. Kimball
Knights and Ladies of Honor hold 28th Massachusetts session
The 28th annual session met in Knights of Honor Hall at 730 Washington Street with over 100 delegates. Officers were elected including G P George W. Wiles of Boston and G V P Mrs. B. M. Putnam of Lynn. Grand Secretary Hathaway reported 620 candidates initiated and a net gain of 292 members. general fund receipts 9052.56 and expenditures 8631.99. relief fund 47357.51. BE. C. Beers of Everett elected trustee for three years.
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Grand Lodge of Knights and Ladies of Honor of
Massachusetts
Knights of Honor Hall
Washington Street
Hathaway
G. P
George W. Wiles
Boston
B. M. Putnam
Lynn
G. T
E. F. Roberts
Strike Benefit to Be Paid by Cigarmakers Union
Treasurer Jack Lipp will dispense about $6000 in the first week’s strike relief Saturday morning. The cigarmakers’ strike is expected to be lengthy and endured.
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Jack Lipp
Cigarmakers’ Union
Tile Layers and Helpers' Strike Continues in Boston
The Boston strike by tile layers and helpers persists after conference committees of unions and employers failed to produce a settlement. Employers and tile layers had a deal on the table, but helpers rejected $1.30 for Saturday morning and pressed for $1.50.
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Boston
Labor notes from Boston unions report unsettled employer replies
The Boston Building Laborers' District Council has not received an employer reply to demands, with a strike likely in June if unsatisfied. The Hardwood Finishers' Union 24 debates a 44 hour week, while 200 workers strike shytg by five firms for open shop. Joseph J. Downey urges team drivers in one cell for the Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department, and the Pattern Makers' Association donates 200 to San Francisco, with Boston Newsboys' Protective Association endorsed. The Hebrew Painters Union insists on a closed shop, paying $2.80 to $3 for eight hours.
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Boston Building Laborers’ District Council
Hardwood
Joseph J. Downey
Boston Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department Union
Hebrew Painters' ‘Union
Fire Destroys Portland Grocer True & Co Premises
The wholesale grocery house D. W. True & Company at 217 and 219 Commercial street Portland Maine lost about 50 000 by fire around midnight. The blaze caused extensive damage to stock and building and investigators began examining the scene.
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Portland
D. W. True & Company
Commercial Street
Fires plague South Boston area as suspected arson route mapped
A six fire sequence in South Boston from Tuesday night to Wednesday morning alarms residents. Fire Marshal Rice and patrols focus on 367 Congress Street where two blazes occurred, with other fires at 41 Stillings Street and 24 West Second Street. Damages range from 25 to 800 dollars, with cotton fires near Commonwealth lands studied.
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Boston
Congress Street
Rice
Police Division 6
First Street
Boston Wharf Company
National Bolt Company
Stillings Street
American Radiator Company
West Second Street
Patrick Lally
Patrick Morgan
Cooperative Manufacturing Company
Commonwealth
D and
Fargo Streets
Nethersole Stars in The Second Mrs Tanqueray at Colonial
Olga Nethersole delivered a triumph in The Second Mrs Tanqueray at the Colonial Theatre. Her Paula drew acclaim alongside Sapho and Car Men, with striking gowns and an artistic interior setting enhancing the unmoral motif. The matinee impressed a large audience and signals a strong finish to her engagement.
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Pinero
Miss Nethersole
Paula
George Orreyed
Arthur Klein Capes
Hugh Ardale
Charles Cartermaine
Aubrey Tanqueray
Hamilton Maven’ Cayley Drummle
William Farren, Jr
Frank Misquith
Seed Mawes
Ahs Slaine Mills
Gordon Jayne
Harry Dodd
E. C. Ashley
Lady Orreyed
Jeeneaee Cicely Richards
Cortelyon
Ivan “Gapho
Colonial
Little Girl’s Eczema Relieved by Instantaneous Cure
Grateful mother recalls abrupt improvement in the child’s skin after treatment, noting the relief from widespread leg sores and persistent itching. A companion report describes similar rapid improvement in a boy’s hands and arms.
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Cuthura
Fifth annual convention of western Massachusetts Episcopal diocese
The fifth annual convention of the Episcopal diocese of western Massachusetts opens at Christ Church parish house with Bishop Vinton presiding.
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Springfield
Episcopal Diocese of
Western Massachusetts
Christ Church Parish
Bishop Vinton
Cure Headaches Quick with Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills
An advertisement claims Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve any pain in minutes with no side effects. A testimonial from NES Ruth Record of Claremont New Hampshire credits rapid relief and a money back offer if not satisfied with the first box, priced 25 cents.
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Miles
Ruth Record
Claremont
N. H
Cuticura Remedies Publicized For Eczema Relief
A reader reports using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills to treat her daughter's eczema with quick relief and full recovery after six weeks. She also notes dramatic improvement for a family member's severe hand sores after applying the remedies.
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Lizzie Vincent
Airmount
Walden’s Ridge
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