Settlement of Alienation Suit Out of Court
A private settlement will end a costly case between Frank E. Barentzen and Robert C. Guptill of Malden to avoid tangled legal issues for the three Barentzen children. The cases include a $50,000 alienation suit and a stockholders bill seeking an accounting, plus a replevin action and a marriage annulment alleging prior marriage to Adela Patino Diaz.
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Frank E. Barentzen
Robert C. Guptill
Malden
Mr.Barentzen
Barentzen
Guptill
Adela Patino Diaz
British Guiana
Prominent Malden Figures Linked by Suit
In Malden society circles Mr Barentzen long known as a contractor and inventor of a photographic process is tied to Mrs Barentzen and Mr Guptill who ran the Excel Art Company created to use Barentzen’s invention. The initial developments arose with a filing at East Cambridge for a suit continued on page 4-Sixth Column.
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Malden
Barentzen
Guptill
Excel Art Company
East Cambridge
Prisoner Accuses Officers in Beating Claim
Patrolmen Patrick Capstick and Thomas McTigue of Langrange Street Station are ordered to appear before a trial board tomorrow to answer charges of breaking John Costello's nose and maltreatment while he was a prisoner in Division 4 on March 10. Commissioner O'Meara led the investigation into Costello's beating, which left him bedridden for days.
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Langrange Street
John Costello
Somerville
Division 4
Patrick Capstick
Thomas McTigue
O’meara
Costello
Assault Probe Focuses on Two Patrolmen
John Costello, a Somerville lumber firm teamster, alleges severe beating in a car at Lagrange Street Station. He describes facial injuries and nose fracture, with officers denying responsibility as Commissioner O Meara questions station witnesses. Trial likely with defense by former District Attorney Sugurue.
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John Costello
Somerville
Littlefield
Park Square
Lagrange Street
Probations
Costello
O’meara
O'Meara
Canney
Capstick
McTigue
Michael Sugurue
Bartlett and
Anderson
Roosevelt Censures Knudsen on Trip to Europe
From Stockholm to Christiania Roosevelt travels by special train and battles a bronchitis scare while in Oslo he sharply censures ex premier Gunnar Knudsen for using his name in Norwegian politics.
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Christiania
Roosevelt
Norway
Gunnar Knudsen
Ex-Premier Knudsen and Roosevelt clash over policy remarks
The ex Premier Knudsen sparked a controversy by revealing a conversation with Theodore Roosevelt on conservation and water power. Roosevelt issued a denial clarifying he spoke only on American policy, while newspapers accused Knudsen of entangling a guest in Norwegian politics. The incident drew harsh editorials on discretion.
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Castle
Knudsen
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Gunnar Knudsen
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt Trip Draws Ovation Across Sweden to Berlin
In Nassjo Sweden on May 9 crowds gathered as the special Roosevelts train paused. At stations between Stockholm and Berlin large groups cheered as President Roosevelt appeared at the window or rear platform bowing and occasionally speaking, while other stops drew smaller crowds.
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Nassjo
Sweden
Roosevelts
Stockholm
Berlin
Roosevelt
Divorced From Thief Husband Isabelle Weeks Wins
Isabelle Weeks testified in divorce court that her two week marriage to Henry Weeks was ruined by his theft and cruelty. A revolver threat was corroborated by her sister. She was granted divorce and restored to her maiden name Isabelle Stewart. They lived in Winthrop and Dorchester.
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Isabelle Weeks
Henry Weeks
Governor Draper Defends Civil Service Commission
Governor Draper spoke at the Colored Men's Republican Club banquet at the Langham Hotel last night defending the Civil Service Commission. He argued Mayor Fitzgerald’s attack was unfounded and that the three commissioners have served according to the law and performed their duties.
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Mayor Fitzgerald
Civil Service Commission of Massachusetts
Governor Draper
Colored Men’s Republican Club
Hotel Langham
Fitzgerald
Draper Defends Civil Service and Hails Massachusetts Finances
Governor Draper heads a speakers’ lineup including Lieutenant Governor Frothingham and Assistant District Attorney W H Lewis. He defends the Civil Service Commission, cites Massachusetts’ strong finances, and notes plans to elect Senator Lodge in the fall while urging continued Republican leadership.
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Draper
Frothingham
Charles Sumner
W. H. Lewis
John Brown
Fitzgerald
Boston Post
Civil Service Commission
Commission
Commission of Massachusetts
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Lodge
Burglars Kill Two in New York Residence
Police report two victims found murdered at 131 West 122d Street in the home of Dr. Mott D. Cannon. Charles Weman, a Hindoo butler, and Margaret Meshan, an aged housekeeper, were identified as the deceased. The crime occurred tonight, investigators say.
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New York
Charles W. Weman
Margaret Meshan
Two Murders at Doctor Cannon Residence
Between 2 30 and 3 45 pm the doctor absent, two men killed. Butler age 2 shot through mouth and neck wounds, forehead injury, head bashed. Housekeeper with back of head wound beaten with blunt instrument. Drawer jimmed open. cash and jewelry stolen. Hindoo servant newly engaged. detectives search house.
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Cannon
Jorn Flees Freed Wife
Metropolitan Opera tenor Karl Jorn, who agreed to grant his wife freedom to marry her lover with $25,000 cash and a $4000 yearly annuity for her and three children, sailed for Europe last week in disguise. He plans to avoid discovery by his wife and to seek a new, hidden residence abroad to continue his career.
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New York
Karl Jorn
Metropolitan Opera
Europe
Slaves Juror's Child Arrested in New York Case
May 9 New York Mildred Rudd 15 daughter of a Rockefeller grand juror in the white slave traffic probe was arrested on city streets and handed to the Children's Society after seeking aid from a detective who recognized her. She has been missing since last Saturday night.
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New York
Mildred Rudd
Rockefeller Grand Jury
Children’s Society
Taft Auto In Danger Of Train
President Taft narrowly escaped death in Passaic New Jersey at dusk when a west bound express train appeared around a curve at the Aycrigg avenue crossing of the Erie railroad. The presidential party in automobiles, guarded by State cavalry and mounted police, were forced to swerve and missed the leading car by less than 20 feet.
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New York
Taft
Passaic
Aycrigg Avenue
Erie Railroad
Taft Escapes Train Encounter During Passaic Halt
President Taft rode toward Victor Mason head of Passaic Board of Trade when a train appeared suddenly blocking a mounted escort. A Colonel Edwin Hine staff horse reared and threw its rider but no one was hurt. Taft’s auto with Mason Butt Sloane and Wheeler crossed before the train, prompting a patient pause before the procession resumed progress to Mason’s home.
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Edwin W.hine
Fifth Regiment
National Guard
New Jersey
Taft
Victor I. Mason
Passaic Board of Trade
Mr. Mason
Archibald Butt
James Sloane
Secret Service
Willliam Hendry
Passaick
Mr. Taft
Burned girl announces engagement after recovery
In Bridgeport Connecticut May 9 Miss Frances Robinson daughter of the late J Kelly Robinson known as the diamond match king sat up in bed today for the first time since an acetylene gas explosion two weeks earlier She called around intimate friends at Green field Hill Fairfield and announced her engagement to Paul Mae Ewen of Chicago The fiancé a bronzed outdoor type had just completed a record breaking journey across the continental part of Mexico
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Bridgeport
Conn
Frances Robinson
J. Kelly Robinson
Greenfield Hill
Fairfield
Paul Mae-Ewen
Chicago
Mexico
George V Now Proclaimed King of United Kingdom
The May 9 proclamation across four civic centers announced George V as King of Great Britain and Ireland and the empire. Heralds proclaimed him at St James's, Marlborough House, and Buckingham Palace as trumpets sounded and the Guards played God Save the King, drawing large crowds in a ceremonial display of pageantry.
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London
George V
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Ireland
India
Friary
Tudor Palace
St. James’s
England
Cunha
Marlborough House
Row
Friary Court
Palace
Sir Alfred Scott Garter
Earl Marshal
Duke of Norfolk
Order of Garter
God Save the Kings
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Alley
Boston
East India
Massachusetts Breweries Co
Street
Union Institution
Tremont Street
Husky
Trekart Today
Queen Mary
King George V
Underwood & Underwood
Jorn
Tenor
Rushing Express
President
Herald George
King
Edward
Neral
Harvard Observatory
The
Washington
New England
Middle Atlantic
Thompson
Mewesan Cf
Ccwesi
Em Arcsi
American
Philadelphia
Louis
Pega
Pittsburg
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