Newton police uncover trail in cattle cruelty case
Newton court hears charge of cruelty to three calves against Thomas J. Keenan and Walter J. Wood of Brighton after Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals complaint. Inspectors found dead and dying calves at Newtonville freight yard during a March visit. prosecutors say cattle dealers shipped calves to Newton then to Brighton to dodge inspectors. Case continued to May 1 with potential further summonses for other dealers.
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Newton, U
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Thomas J. Keenan
Walter J. Wood
Brighton
Newton Court
Newtonville
Newton
Keenan
Wood
Vance Sold to Albany After Waiver Battle
Detroit right handed pitcher Neal Vance who joined the spring trip was sold today to Albany New York after waiver bids. Cleveland refused to match the original $1000 asking price and offered $300 but was turned away. Vance had been with Detroit when waivers opened and the local club sought $1000 before the deal.
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Vance
Albany
Detroit
Neal Vance
N. Y
Cleveland
Doctor's Winter Health Advice Offers Home Remedies
A newspaper feature presents Dr. Lewis Baker answering reader health questions. It lists home remedies and prescriptions for dandruff, weight gain, laxatives, urinary complaints, catarrh, digestion, hair care, skin conditions, and nervous or stomach ailments with suggested dosages and preparation steps.
Homemade Beauty Remedies From Old Newspaper Ad
A vintage guide lists DIY shampoos tonics and creams using canthrox spurmax quinzain almoroin and parnotisin. It promotes a complexions lotion a hair tonic and a fleshy reducer with simple at home preparations and drinkable tonics to combat spring fatigue and skin issues.
Rumor of Mary Seymour's Secret Marriage to Duke of York
A long forgotten romance tied to the marriage of the Duke of York to Princess May of Teck resurfaces. Alleged involvement of Miss Mary Seymour, daughter of Admiral Sir Michael Culme Seymour, with the Sailor Prince leads to royal denial by the Archbishop of Canterbury. Miss Seymour later wed Captain Trevelyan Napier of the Royal Navy.
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Duke of York
May of
Teck
Mary Seymour
Michael Culme Seymour
Prince
Duke of Clarence
Malta
Archbishop of Canterbury
Church of England
Princess May of
Miss Seymour
Trevelyan Napier
Royal Navy
Admiral Seymour
King George V
Princess Victoria May of
Reading High School Honors Tie for Scholastic Lead
In the Reading High School graduating class for May 9, Marguerite Parks and Sk. Francis Eaton of North Reading share the top scholastic honors. Eaton earns the valedictory after completing the full four years. Parks, with two years at the school after transferring from an out of town high school, is second in the class and will deliver the salutatory essay. Georges P. Abbott and Helen Parker are chosen as speakers, with Arthur Michilini and Mildred Robinson as class favorites.
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Francis K
C. C
Bel
Reading
Reading High School
Marguerite Parks
Sk. Francis Eaton
North Reading
Eaton
Parks
Florence Jenkins
Georges P. Abbott
Helen Parker
Harry T. Watkins
Arethur Michilini
Mildred Robinson
Goodwin Warns Republicans Over Boston Charter
Ex-Councilman Frank A. Goodwin of East Boston denounces state civil service provisions in Boston’s new charter as interference that harms local government. He warns the coming elections will hinge on this issue and urges the party to mind its own business. He spoke at East Cambridge and sought costs in a replevin case won by the court.
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Frank A. Goodwin
Boston
Civil Service Commission
Republican Party
East Cambridge
Petition to Withdraw Annulment in Barentzen Case
The petition for annulment of the Barentzen marriage will be withdrawn to protect the children. Mr. Harvey declined to comment. reconciliation seems unlikely. The three children remain in Mrs Barentzen’s custody, while Mr Barentzen runs a photography business in St Thomas in the Danish West Indies.
Alienation Suit Settled Out of Court
In 1908 a $50,000 alienation of affections suit by Barentzen against Guptill was settled with no monetary consideration after a long 15 day equity hearing. Mrs Barentzen, then at Wells Beach, claimed the marriage had been annulled due to a prior union with a Mexican actress. The Barentzens’ sons were taken by Barentzen. Barentzen later pursued other property suits that were also settled. Lawyer G Stanley Harvey, for Mrs Barentzen, appeared before Judge Schofield.
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Barentzen
Guptill
Daniel B. Béard
Boston
South America
British Guiana
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Equity
Art Concern
G. Stanley Harvey
Schofield
Fire dispatch notes from Roxbury injury and damage
Fire records show at 5 38 p m a report from Box 2422 Fairbury Street Roxbury Andrew J Barrett with slight damage and at 6 55 p m a second report from Box 922 ter avenue M ov details incomplete.
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Fairbury Street
Roxbury
Andrew. J- Barrett
Ter Avenue
Dr Williams Pink Pills Offer Nervous Energy Relief
A Brockport resident testifies to nerve debility from overwork and illness. After two weeks in bed and months of fatigue, gas, loss of appetite, sleeping troubles, and weakness, he used Dr Williams Pink Pills and soon slept and ate better. Pills sold by druggists or mail order Schenectady NY.
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William G
E. X
Katie M
George M
Park Avenue
Brockport
N. Y
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John Mosley
Lydia Charles
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