Wife Claims Officer Cruel and Abusive Husband
In Suffolk Probate Court Judge George heard Mrs. L S Gregg of Dorchester seek separate support from Patrolman John O Gregg of Station 11 alleging cruel treatment. They married in 1904 and have two daughters aged four. She testified he threatened to kill a child and himself amid marital troubles before their July 1912 separation. The case was continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Suffolk
L.S. Gregg
Dorchester
John O. Gregg
Station 11
Alice
Anna
Wheatland Street
Governor vetoes Brookline and Newton water bills
In the Senate yesterday the Governor vetoed water supply measures for Brookline and Newton. He cites that both bills confer special benefits to these communities at the expense of the broader metropolitan district, arguing inequitable assessments for nonparticipating areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Brookline
Newton
Reuniting Progressives and Republicans Explored
Chicago May 12. Leaders at a two day Republican conference outlined plans to reorganize the party. Herbert Hadley former Missouri governor said the desire to win back members who left for the Progressive party was manifest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Herbert S. Hadley
Missouri
Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
William E. Borah
Idaho
L.Y. Sherman
Illinois
Progressive Party
Radical changes urged to unite Republicans and Progressives
A six senator and party leaders conference urged the Republican national committee to call an early meeting to overhaul party rules. They argued for direct primaries, new credentials methods, and a coalition across parties to avoid further splits and align future conventions with the will of the majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
United States
Massachusetts
California
Republican National Committee
Mr. Hadley
Carmen and L in Deadlock Over Wages and Arbitration
Officials of the Boston Elevated Company and a union committee met again over wage increases and working conditions. The union cited higher pay and a board of arbitration as the main hurdles. The conference, to be resumed daily at the Shawmut Bank building, continues until an agreement is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Elevated Company
Boston Street Carmen’s
Board of Arbitration
Shawmut Bank
Rocks Placed on Erie Tracks Near Paterson
An attempt to wreck an Erie railroad train was made eight miles north of Paterson New Jersey with scrap iron and rocks on the rails. The engineer halted the local train in time after seeing the obstruction while proceeding cautiously under orders issued after a similar incident Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Erie Railroad
Chicago Express
Dorchester Woman Shot by Longtime Suitor Refuses Reconciliation
Members of Miss Hannah Bradley family of 134 Wrentham Street Dorchester reject rumors of reconciliation with James Callahan the man who shot her after a 20 year association He attempted suicide after the incident and both are in hospital awaiting treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Bradley
Wrentham Street
Dorchester
James Callahan
Miss Bradley
Callahan
Vincent Astor Improves After Health Setback
Vincent Astor, under medical watch for a recurrence of throat trouble, spent the day on his estate near Poughkeepsie supervising an experimental farm project and said he would return to New York in a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Vincent Astor
Here
New York
Harvard essay prize winners announced
Richard W. Chubb of St. Louis, a Harvard sophomore, won the first prize of 200 for his essay on Harvard customs. Donald Karl Dunbar, a Harvard senior from Springfield, earned the second prize of 0 in the competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard W. Chubb
St. Louis
Harvard
Donald Karl Dunbar
Springfield
Moulton and Holmes Recovering After Cohasset Crash
Paul R. Moulton of Brookline and Francis Holmes of Winthrop are recovering in hospital after a Sunday night automobile accident at Cohasset that killed Mrs Beulah R. Smith of Lexington. The two men were seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Moulton
Brookline
Francis Holmes
Whinthrop
Cohasset
Beullah R. Smith
Lexington
Beulah R. Smith
Cohasset Sun- Clay
Horses Plunge Into Water Pit During Dump Cart Accident
While unloading ashes at Somerville dump, a stay wood failed tipping a cart and two horses into a 20 foot water-filled pit. Driver Frank Mangan freed them by cutting the harness. Inspector Charles Berry organized a rescue with rope and 20 men, pulling the animals to shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Street
Mystic Avenue
Somerville
Mindi
Frank Mangan
Charles M. Berry
New Haven Road Clerks Likely to Strike Over Agreement
Several hundred clerks on the New Haven line voted on striking unless officials honor a January agreement. Union clerks claim the terms have been disregarded and almost all Boston terminal clerks favor a walkout if President Mellen does not respond favorably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Old Colony Wedge
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Boston
Road
Mellen
Woman Uses Renova To Free Husband From Drink
A Cobleskill woman writes that Renova reduced her husband’s drinking and improved his nerves, disposition, and appetite. She endorses buying Renova at Riker Jaynes or requesting a sample and proofs from the Renova Co. in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobleskill
Renova
Riker- Jaynes
Renova Co
Broadway
New York
Hospital Report On Local Figures At Midnight
Moulton at Des Brisay Hospital 88 Newbury Street rested comfortably by midnight. Holmes at Haymarket Square Relief Hospital showed improvement at the same hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Des Brisay Hospital
Newbury Street
Holmes
Haymarket Square Relief Hospital
Lad With $15 Had Big Time At Revere Beach
Svene Erickson 18, of Framingham, wandered the boulevard at Revere Beach with $15 in cash when Patrolman Jenny spotted him spending freely at attractions. Parents confirmed he had run away and the money vanished. he was returned home later. Meanwhile a separate fire incident near 18 School Street caused multiple blazes ignited by an exploding plumber’s torch. Workers Hillen and Holbrook were burned and rescued. several residents faced smoke and evacuation as flames spread to several homes. Total damage estimated at about $3000.
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Svene Erickson
Framingham
Revere Beach
Jenny
Metropolitan Park
Michael Fallon
Ellsworth Place
O'Neil
Monaghan
J. E. Hillen
James Holbrook
Julius Johnson
Carl Salin
Walhaut Avenue
Hillen and Holbrook
School Street
James E. White
Walnut, Avenue
Walter Ballantyne
Charles Burroughs
Michael Anderson
A. F. White
Wallace Perry
Fountain St
Orange
Mass
H. P. Lamb
Cuticura
Dept. T. Boston
Meeting to Help Home Rule in Massachusetts May 21
A Massachusetts conference of Irish Home Rule supporters will meet May 21 at 11 AM at the American House to plan practical steps for backing John Redmond and the Irish parliamentary party. The public meeting will run to 4 PM with attendees from across the state and invited officers from multiple Irish and allied groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Irish Home Rule Cause
Massachusetts
John EK. Redmond
Irish Parliamentary Party
Friends of the Irish Cause
United Irish League
Irish Parliamentary
Ireland
Britain
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Irish National Foresters
Irish County Clubs
Friends of the Movement
Redmond
United Irish League of America
Philadelphia
Irish National Fund
John Redmond
O’donnell
Raphoe
John Fitzgibbon
M. P
Boston
Lowell
Waltham
Pittsfield
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick
John O’callaghan
Michael J. Jordan
Michael Morrison
C. O’connell Galvin
Fire Engulfs Tenements in Jamaica Plain Blazes
A group of tenements on upper School Street Ellsworth Place Byroncourt and Walnut Avenue Jamaica Plain burned yesterday afternoon. Three women were overcome by smoke two men were seriously burned and police rescued several residents amid numerous narrow escapes.
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Upper School Street
Ellsworth Place
Byroncourt
Walnut Avenue
Jamaica Plain
End Liver Trouble Without Calomel
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets presented as a mild fast acting laxative replacing calomel for liver and bowel relief. Claims include no tooth harm and quick correction of constipation and dullness, with price notes of 10c and 25c per box from The Olive Tablet Company in Columbus Ohio.
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The
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus, O
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Newton Water
Children’s Diet
Carmen
Wage and Arbitration Board
Erie
Moulton and
Miller’s
Lad
Vvind
Friends of Irish Cause
Roxbury Tenements Blazing
Manchester
N. H
Arthur E. Wilmot
Smithtown
Hedding
James P. Tuttle
HOOD
Anadis Champagne
Cook
American Wine Co
St. Louis, Mo
Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
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