Jilted Woman Awarded 3500 in Promise Suit
Rosie Wowerute a 20 year old Lithuanian of South Boston received 3500 in a Superior Court verdict against Gabrijelius Aukszuikalnis 50 for breach of promise. She had worked for him at his tailor shop and alleged repeated marriage promises. She discovered he was married in August 1913 and had him arrested under a mesne process with 6000 bonds.
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Lawton
Superior Court
Rosie Wowerute
Gabrijelius Aukszuikalnis
Gold Street
Boston
Memorial concert aids Haggerty family in Cambridge
Sacred concerts Sunday at Scenic Temple and Olympic Theatre Cambridge raise proceeds for Michael Haggerty father of Corporal Daniel A Haggerty buried in Cambridge Cemetery honor lot. City citizens plan a statue memorial, inscribed to honor patriots amid United States Marines in Vera Cruz. Floral tributes pour in from across the nation including a spray from Timothy Murphy blue jacket wounded at Vera Cruz.
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Michael Haggerty
Daniel A. Haggerty
Cambridge
Scenic Temple
Olympic Theatre
Vera Cruz
Haggerty
Florida
United States
Timothy Murphy
Murphy
Woman Killed as Sailor Held in Portland Shooting
Mrs. Helen Brown, who ran a sailors boarding house near Franklin and Fore Streets, was shot and killed today in Portland. Albert Barker, a Negro sailor, was arrested on suspicion after the confrontation reportedly following a quarrel at a house near her home.
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Portland
Helen Brown
Franklin and
Fore Streets
Albert Barker
Prominent mill man dies in Manchester
Edward Dorsey aged 65, president and general manager of Eliot Manufacturing Company, died of double pneumonia at his home 332 Lowell Street at noon. Born in Peabody, Mass, he previously oversaw Milton carding mills, directed Needham hosiery mills, established Everett Knitting Works at Everett, and worked with Knitgood Manufacturing at Ipswich, Mass.
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Manchester
N. H
Edward Dorsey
Eliot Manufacturing Company
Lowell Street
Mr. Dorsey
Peabody
Mass
Milton
Needham
Everett Knitting Works
Everett
Knit Good
Ipswich
Allen Is Made Archdeacon In Boston Episcopal City Mission
The Rev. Frederick B. Allen, longtime superintendent of the City Mission, was yesterday elevated to archdeacon of Boston at the Episcopal City Mission’s annual meeting in St Paul’s Cathedral. Bishops presided and several clergymen spoke, including Kenneth Forbes, Albert Crabtree, and Leonard Smith, with Allen joined by representatives from mission work.
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Frederick B. Allen
Boston
Episcopal City Mission
St. Paul's Cathedral
Lawrence
Rousmaniere
Babcock
Mr. Allen
Kenneth R. Forbes
East Boston
Albert Crabtree
South Boston
Frederick ©. Lauderburn
South End
Leonard K. Smith
Stanton H. King
The
Sailor’s Haven
Samuel F. Jones
Woman Sentenced in Forgery Case in Boston
A woman received prison time after being arrested Monday by Boston police on forgery charges and for uttering two forged checks drawn on the Old Colony Trust Company in this city.
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Boston
Old Colony Trust Company
Hardship for Horses in Union Shoe Shops
Frank H. Rowley, president, appeals to the editor about horse welfare. He notes that union shops charge 25 cents to reset a union shoe, but 75 cents to replace a nonunion shoe, causing injured feet on hard pavements. He urges union shops to reconsider and make a sacrifice for the sake of horses and the drivers who rely on them.
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Frank H. Rowley
Woman Forger of 53 Is Sent to Sherborn
Mrs Pauline Kendrick aged 53 a well to do and much respected woman was before Judge Chase in the Superior Criminal Court yesterday afternoon and sentenced to the Sherborn.
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Sherborn
Pauline Kendrick
Chase
Superior Criminal Court
Man Crushed on Elevated Tracks Near North Station
A man believed to be James Mulhern of 39 Walnut Street Somerville narrowly escaped death yesterday after being crushed by an elevated rail near North Station. He was found crawling on his hands and knees along the tracks.
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James Mulhern
Walnut Street
Somerville
North Station
Man Injured After Climbing Train Platform Barriers
A man named Mulhern slipped onto the tracks as a train arrived and was dragged along the platform. The motorman spotted him and stopped the train. Mulhern suffered a fractured nose and multiple broken ribs and was hospitalized at Relief Hospital.
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Mulhern
Farmer Kills Self in Belfast Despondent Farmer
Charles W. Thomas, a 48 year old East Belfast farmer, shot himself today amid despondency. He leaves a sister and a father.
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Belfast
Charles W. Thomas
East Belfast
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Panama
Wien’s
Panama Rep
Lisle
Ecru
Lawrence Mills
Crolek
B. Light Co
Broadway
N. Y
Wim
New England
Castle Hat Co
New York
M. O'Keeff
America
Sart
Green Mountain
Otatoes
Hanover and
Portland Streets
George
Gale & Kent
Court Street
Allen
City Mission
Rowley
Shoers’ Union
Jack Johnson
Sphinx
Jesse Burkett
Washington Monument
Pyramids
Mt. McKinley
Ail
Worcast Ican
Newland
Farmer
Self
Niles
Stein-Bloch
School Street
City Hall Ave
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