Miss Jones Loses Suit Over Affection
Miss Marion L. Jones of Portland and formerly of Revere lost a suit involving Victor Richardson and his wife Bertha Richardson of Portland. The jury awarded Bertha Richardson $500. Richardson is a choir leader and electrical engineer. Read testimony noted Jones lived at 72 Pearl Street Beachmont with Richardson for four months and took a Maine coast cruise last summer.
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Bertha
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Richardson
Miss Jones
Mr. Richardson
Mrs. Richardson
Pearl Street
Beachmont
Maine
British Stand At Ypres In Storm Of Fire
Eyewitness account dated May 11 describes German attempts to break British lines around Ypres and the Artois front. Fierce fighting from dawn through night, with gains and losses on both sides, including heavy Allied casualties and French success near Arras. The narrative notes intense artillery, repeated German assaults, and steadfast British defense around the Menin salient.
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London
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Zonnebeke
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Bert
Remove German Menace Cry Japanese Papers
The Japanese government sent sympathy messages to Britain and the United States after the Lusitania disaster. Japanese press bitterly denounces Germany over the sinking, with Asahi Shimbun calling it a massacre of innocents and other papers urging the removal of the German menace race.
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Lusitania
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Asahi Shimbun
Lost Friends on Lusitania Remembered by John Kendrick Bangs
Humorist John Kendrick Bangs recalls friends who perished on the Lusitania including Alfred G. Vanderbilt Charles Klein Charles Frohman Elbert Hubbard and Justus Miles Forman in a Touraine interview praising their courage intellect and impact The recollection notes Bangs sympathy for victims and the broader loss to culture and society.
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John Kendrick Banks
Post
Touraine
Bangs
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Charlie Klein
Charles Frohman
Elbert Hubbard
Mr. Hubbard
Justus Miles Forman
Boy Run Over by Train in East Boston
Six year old Joseph Echichovtz of 125 Chelsea Street East Boston boarded a Boston and Albany freight train yesterday afternoon near Maverick Street. He fell under the cars and the wheels passed over his right ankle leaving him in serious condition at East Boston Relief Hospital.
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Chelsea Street
East Boston
Boston & Albany
Maverick Street
East Boston Relief Hospital
Grange to Urge Governor’s Veto on Pure Milk Bill
State grange leaders plan to descend on Governor Walsh to urge veto of the recently posed pure milk bill. Executive committee will request a veto message and return the bill to the Legislature, citing a Boston Chamber of Commerce milk investigation and willingness to abide by its decision.
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Walsh
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Grange
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Marie Dupont appears in a new serial tale installment
The Post previews a new serial by an unknown author begun in the Magazine. The plot follows Marie Dupont after a chance collision on Fifth Avenue as she meets Roger Gavock and unfolds a mystery involving a glamorous encounter, a torn gown, and questions of identity.
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Sunday Post
Fifth Avenue
Roger Gavock
Paris
New York
Gavock
Monsieur
A Dashing New Mystery Story By Adele Luehrmann
Gavock studies a photograph of Miss Dupont and discerns hints of a hidden past. The conversation reveals her English birth, orphan status, and life with Mrs. Alicia Thorley in New York, before Amarinth helps Gavock with his overcoat.
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Guy
Gavock
Amarinth
Alicia Thorley
Paris
Thorley
W L Douglas Shoe Maker Crowned World Leader in Value Boots
In 1852 a seven year old boy began pegging shoes and grew into the founder of a giant boot business. He built the largest maker of three four dollar shoes with locations at 635 Washington Street and 130 Hanover Street.
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W.l.douglas
Fashion intrigue in a Paris gown controversy
In a dressing room scene Marie Dupont denies sourcing her evening gown from Paris, claiming she designed it while Madame Adrienne’s status looms. Sybil Lowther questions Dupont’s training as Beth Tate notes the dress’s origin and Stephanie’s involvement.
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Stephanie
Beth Tate
Paris
Sybil Lowther
Madame Adrienne
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