Hale and Bride at Home Again
J Frank Hale and his bride Tessie Mooney returned to Boston from a West honeymoon to face creditors claiming 100 cents on the dollar. Hale plans direct dealings with creditors after disputing assignee fees in Longley Hale Co affairs.
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Hale and Bride
J. Frank Hale
Edna May
Boston
Hale
State Street
Tessie Mooney
Woburn
Mrs. Hale
J. M. Hall
Hall
Longley, Hale & Co
Braley
Blood tests in Worcester murder case hinge on Harvard expert
District Attorney George S. Taft has sent blood tests to Dr. Whitney of Harvard for analysis in the Emma Brigham murder case at Leicester. Ovide Chapdelaine was charged but later discharged. Whitney, curator at Harvard Medical School, will study clothing and bloodstains. Wood is ill.
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George S. Taft
Worcester
Whitney
Harvard
Emma Brigham
Leicester
Ovide Chapdelaine
Utley
Worcester District Court
Wood
Anatomical Museum
Harvard Medical School
Christian Drummer Describes Temptations On Road
Charles H. Palmer of Chicago told Springfield readers that during his first year on the road as a drummer and after his Christian conversion he faced 500 invitations to drink whiskey 200 times and gamble 92 times yet was offered only two church invites. Palmer, field superintendent of the Gideons, urged Christian outreach to traveling men, noting many wear masks and reveal hungry hearts when removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Charles H. Palmer
Chicago
Boston Man Robbed by Women on Fifth Avenue
William J. Perkins of Boston was robbed of 72 dollars by two women on Fifth Avenue near Forty fifth Street. Police caught the pair at Forty second Street and recovered six ten dollar bills, one five dollar bill and seven ones. In Yorkville Court they were held in 2000 bail for examination Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William J. Perkins
Boston
Fifth Avenue
Forty-second Street
East Fifty-first- Street
Yorkville
Chelsea Woman Named as Beneficiary in Will Contested
Mrs. Evelyn C Coye of 118 Walnut Street Chelsea is named chief beneficiary of the will of the late Mrs. Eliza J Bryant, whose wealth and origins are a mystery. The nephew of New York, Charles Knowlton, contests the will in Probate Court while Mrs Coye defends her kindness and charity given to the frail Chelsea dweller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn C, Coy
Chelsea
Bryant
Eliza J. Bryant
Evelyn C. Coye
Walnut Street
Mrs. Coye
1893 Crocker will filed with codicils in Probate Court
The 1900 will of Uriel H. Crocker, deemed broken, was filed with three codicils. The widow receives one half the income during her life due to a February 1899 codicil, while George A. Crocker holds the remainder in trust for the widow’s life. The widow may dispose of personal items but unused items go to the Museum of Fine Arts at her death, and she cannot leave estate to Catholic institutions if issue fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uriel H. Crocker
George A. Crocker
Museum of Fine Arts
Revival of Irish Language Movement Endorsed
On St. Brendan's Day the Knights of St. Brendan in the city plan to send resolutions to Irish church and civic leaders endorsing revival of the Irish language literature and history and urging their place in schools across Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Brendan's
Knights of St. Brendan
Ireland
Gaelic League
Old Land
Jackson Club May Party Planned by Ward 20
The Jackson Club of Ward 20 has completed plans for its annual May party to be held at Bloomfielden Dorchester on Tuesday evening in May. Floor officers include Edmund J. Doyle as floor marshal Joseph F. Kelly as floor director James J. Byrnes as assistant floor director and Henry Gay as chief of aids. Invited guests who have accepted include Congressman William S McNary Aldermen Baldwin Bowen Curley Cauley Frothingham Nolan O Toole Hennessey Linehan and Whelton ex Representative Richard H Foley Representative Walter Collins and Senator Thomas J Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Club
Ward 20
Bloomfielden
Dorchester
Edmund J. J. Doyle
Joseph F. Kelly
James J. Byrnes
Henry Gay
Aids
William 8. McNary
Baldwin
Bowen
Curley
Cauley
Frothingham
Nolan
O’toole
Hennessey
Linehan
Whelton
Richard H. Foley
Walter Collins
Thomas J. Collins
Brighton man accused of pawning stolen watch
Inspector Rooney arrested Frank A. Mazzett of 5 Allston place on suspicion of pawning a watch believed stolen from Hemenway Gymnasium. Chief Inspector Henley of Cambridge says Frank Craften broke into a locker at the gym, stole the watch, and gave it to Mazzett to pawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooney
Police
Frank A. Mazzett
Allston Place
Cambridge
Mazzett
Hemenway Gymnasium
Frank Craften
Dast Cambridge
Henley
Craften
Wives Accused of Abuse as Divorces Are Granted
William T. Randolph obtained a decree nisi from Judge Crosby after alleging severe abuse by Annie including a hot plate and other objects thrown at him. Anna Smalley, 19, sought divorce from George W. Smalley, citing cruel treatment and nickname abuse. decree nisi granted. Multiple other divorces listed include Jennie McFarland, Jennie Anderson, Annie Sutton, and several others with similarly stated grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Randolph
Annie
Crosby Yesteray
Anna Smalley
George W. Smalley
George
Reibenchak
Jennie McFarland
Willis
Jennie Anderson
Carl G
Annie J. Sutton
Ezra
George Raul
Louisa
Minnie J. McKeen
Frank L
Maud L. Sheffield
Ralph
Florence L. Graham
Joseph H
Edwin A. Anderson
Ruth E
Annie E. Putnam
George L
James Reed
Emma H
Fight With Hatpin Hurts Officers in Hartford
Albert Scott and his wife Mary fought five policemen after their breach of the peace arrest in Hartford on May 16. Mrs Scott used her hatpin and also kicked Policeman Flynn’s hat off while resisting officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Albert Scott
Mary
Wedding Clothes Set Germany in Uproar
London dispatch reports Germany in an uproar over Grand Duchess Cecilia wedding trousseau. Cecilia to wed Crown Prince on June 6. Anastasia favors Paris made gowns causing Kaiser's protest as German papers condemn Paris modistes for a future empress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Trousseau
Cecilia
Anastasia
Paris
Auburndale pastor claim is sustained
The Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Society board backed a special committee finding Rev. Samuel W. Dike of Auburndale as founder of the home department, rejecting Rev. W. A. Duncan of Syracuse, N Y. The report’s authorization ends a threatened split in the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Society
Samuel W. Dike
Auburndale
Home Department
W. A. Duncan
Syracuse
N. Y
Labor union accuses man of stealing cash at work
Headquarters inspectors arrested James A. McLean aged 651 who claimed Roxbury address 43 Savin street for alleged larceny of $109.52 from the Carriage and Wagon Makers' International Local 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. McLean
Savin Street
Roxbury
International Local 9
The Old Delight and a Postum Remedy
A testimonial from Ramoneck New York describes coffee’s harm to nerves and digestion. A friend recommends Postum Food Coffee, claiming quick relief from nervous indigestion, depression, and blues. The narrator praises boiling Postum 20 to 30 minutes and enjoying it with milk or cream. There’s a call to read The Road to Wellville in each package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Cristo
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Knights Templars Prepare for Massachusetts Parade
The Knights Templars of Massachusetts and Rhode Island plan a centennial parade on May 24 with about 16 000 members in 46 cmdr ies uniforms. Dana J. Flanders will head the procession. The route mirrors the G A R path, with 2 1/2 hours for the march. Centennial exercises follow at Masonic Temple, then a banquet at Hotel Somerset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templars
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Friends of the Templars
Templars
Order
New England
Dana J. Flanders
Masonic Temple
Hotel Somerset
Names for Hall of Fame candidates at New York University
New York May 15 Men from many strata are listed as candidates for NYU Hall of Fame on July 1 electors will choose 26 names to be honored. The roster includes inventors poets business figures authors publicists and native born American women and men across multiple categories with representatives like Louisa May Alcott Pocahontas Dolly Madison Emma Willard George Bancroft Oliver Wendell Holmes Francis Scott Key and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hall of Fame
New York University
Senate
Louisa May Alcott
William Cullen Bryant
James Fenimore Cooper
William H. Prescott
Noah Webster
Edtter
George W. Childs
Henry H. Richardson
Edwin Forrest
William W. Corcoran
Johns Hopkins
James B. Eads
George Henry Corliss
Thomas H. Gallaudet
Elias Loomis
Mark Hopkins
Edward Livingston
Roger B. Taney
David Brainerd
Eli Smith
Adoniram Judson
Archibald Alexander
Albert Barnes
Horace Bushnell
Phillips Brooks
Peter ,Cartwright
Timothy Dwight
Charles Hodge
Cotton Mather
Matthew Simpson
Henry B. Smith
Lyman Beecher
Theodore Parker
Hiram Powers
Ephraim McDowell
Patrick McDowell
Thomas Crawford
John 8. Copley
William Morris Hurt
Alexander H. Stephens
Charles Sumner
John Brown
Nathaniel Green
Nathan Hale
George G. Meade
Oliver Hazard Perry
David D. Porter
Philip Schuyler
Winfield Scott
Philip H. Sheridan
Zachary Taylor
W. Y T. Sherman
Stephen Decatur
Medford Girl Struck by Express Wagon
Catherine Graney aged 26 of 180 High street Medford was knocked down at the Mason Tremont street corner by a Hart's Woburn express wagon and taken to the Relief Hospital with injuries to her left side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Street
Tremont Street
Catherine Graney
High Street
Medford
Hart
Woburn Express
Relief Hospital
Waltham Plans New City Park Near Beaver Street
Waltham begins work on a new city park near Beaver Street and Waverley Oaks Road. After layout, shrubs and flower gardens will be planted to create a charming city retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Beaver Street
Waverley Oaks Road
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American Grass Twine CO
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DAMA
J.P Sanbop?n
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Thomas Jefferson King
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YALE
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Yale University
Hillhouse
Prospect Street
THE
White Dental
Hington ST. Opp
White
J, Newman & Sons Corp
Tromont St
Sullivan
Hannah
Thomas Sullivan
Canton Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Vincent
Simon Vincent
Everett Street
French Church
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Hatchet
George Washington
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Cor. Bedford
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