Mrs Seeley Granted Decree Nisi in Divorce Case
Mrs Bertha A Seeley was granted a decree nisi by Judge Lawton in the Divorce Court and her husband Fred B Seeley of North Market street was ordered to pay $15 weekly alimony. She testified to a marriage in Somerville on August ? 191? and alleged improper relations with Miss Ina M Brown on March 1 1916.
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Bertha A. Seeley
Lawton
Fred BE. Seeley
Busi
Miss Brown
Somerset Street
Not Home Again After Band Appearance
Mrs Seeley reports the musician did not return home after the band event, with family officials noting the absence follows the public performance. The source notes concern from relatives about the missing person.
Fire threatens Worcester tenement district. 150 displaced
A two and a half hour blaze in Worcester driven from a barn behind 470 Franklin street destroyed five tenement houses a shed and a barn and forced 150 residents from their homes before firemen brought it under control.
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Worchester
Worcester
Franklin Street
Charles Dowd
Priscilla Whalen Wins 60-Yard Dash At Posse Normal Field Day
Miss Priscilla Whalen nosed out Miss Mary McCormick to win the 60 yard dash at the Posse Normal School of Gymnastics field day at Riverside Recreation Grounds Weston. Miss Marie Marden starred, taking first in broad jump and contributing in the Reds 7 to 1 win.
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Priscilla Whalen
Mary McCormick
Posse Normal School
Riverside Recreation Grounds
Weston
Marie Marden
Helen Parker
Close
Fears of Bread Lines Linked to War Prohibition
Harvard professor Carl Carver warned at a Boston Social Union talk that a crop failure this year could trigger bread lines next winter. He argued 7.0 billion pounds of foodstuffs used for alcohol could be redirected to food and cited harvest reports showing winter wheat crops down as much as 50 percent.
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Boston
Professor Carver
Harvard
Boston Social Union
North Bennet Street
Automobile Presented to Boston Navy Yard Commandant
The Daily Motors Committee of the Special Aid Society yesterday presented an automobile to Captain William R. Rush commandant of the Boston navy yard. It is believed the vehicle will soon be turned over to the chaplain already the yard’s busiest man.
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Daily Motors Committee
Special Aid Society
William R. Rush
Boston Navy Yard
Resigns Job After Recount in Ward 5 Confrontation
Henry R. Gray, an election officer for 15 years and ward 5 precinct 6 warden, resigned after a recount prompted by fraud allegations related to Martin M. Lomasney slate. The recount increased John T. Gibbons' votes but did not elect him to the constitutional convention. Gray appeared before the Election Commission to tender his resignation, amid a marked discrepancy between original tallies and recount results.
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Martin M. Lomasney
Henry R. Gray
John T. Gibbons
Gibbons
Gray
Election Commission
Lomasney
Dillaway Street
Penfield Arrives in New York for Washington Meeting
Penfield the American ambassador to Austria arrives in New York with his wife and plans an immediate trip to Washington for a conference with Secretary Lansing. Also aboard are M A Martin-Franklin recently named minister to Mexico from Spain and Captain Lyons of the Missourian, sunk by a German submarine in early April.
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New York
Frederic C. Penfield
Austria
Washington
Lansing
M. A Martin-Franklin
Mexico
Spain
Lyons
Missourian
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