Mrs Clark testifies of Carroll Clark kissing workers in divorce case
In Suffolk Divorce Court Belle Clark alleges Carroll Clark was habitually kissing female servants and women linked to him. She details affection for Minn ie and a man named Andrew Todd, plus conflict over Mrs Vogal and a firing incident, with testimony about a store affair and jealousy.
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Carroll W. Clark
Belle Clark
Suffolk
Minnie
Howard
Papa
Melrose
Boston
Andrew L. Todd
Fayette Street
New Brunswick
Clark
Washington Street
Providence Depot
Fayette
Todd
Mr. Todd
Grant
Hood's Sarsaparilla promotion and a domestic custody case
An article fragment contrasts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and nerve strength tonic with details from a custody dispute. Testimony describes a wife threatening her husband, locking doors, a step ladder, and various witnesses about visits and custody implications, concluding with legal counsels for both sides.
Supreme Court Declares Income Tax Unconstitutional
The Supreme Court has ruled the income tax law unconstitutional with a divided 4 to 5 vote. Chief Justice Fuller and Justices dissenting reasoned that direct taxes must be apportioned. the court voids sections 27 to 37 of the 1894 acts and reverses prior decrees. Officials, businessmen, and politicians react with mixed views as to refunds and future action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Fuller
Field, Gray, Brewer and Shiras
Harlan, Brown, Jackson and White
Harlan
Justice Brown
Jackson
Internal Revenue
Miller
Olney
Department of Justice
Treasury
Evans Alive Mystery Clears in Disappearance Case
The Post reports a full inquiry into Gilbert F. Evans who vanished from his home three weeks ago. He reportedly planned the journey calmly, cashed bonds, settled debts, and was seen in New York, with his wife asserting foul play while authorities note he may be better off and not mad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Evans
Europe
George E. Smith
Sears
Francis Adams
Tremont Street
Adams
Smith
Bankers
Congress Street
Boston
W. O. Howard
Court Street
Beautiful Mme Yale Hosts Boston Theatre Reception
The Boston Theatre lobbies welcomed Mme Yale, famed beauty and hostess, as she advised guests on hygiene, skincare, and body care. She demonstrated graceful movement, urged natural beauty, and shared personal self beautifying recipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Theatre
America
Mme. Yale
Ben Holt
Trilby
Madam Yale
Salvacea Trade Mark Advertises Remedy Claims
Salvacea trade mark advertised as a remedy covering piles sore throat burns toothache wounds sore muscles rheumatism earache neuralgia in a brief promotional listing from a historical page.
Greenhood Disbarment Case Opens and Resumes
The hearing on the Greenhood disbarment case resumed before Judge Bradley yesterday afternoon with counsel Fales delivering a brief opening for the respondent. Greenhood testified as the day's first and only witness, asserting he acted in his duties as a lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenhood
Bradley
Fales
Mr. Greenhood
Court rules income tax unconstitutional draws praise
New York Comptroller Fitch calls the Supreme Court ruling glorious news and a relief to the country and the Democratic party. Chemical National Bank President Williams hails the decision as sectional legislation that dampens similar efforts in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fitch
Supreme Court
Democratic Party
G. G. Williams
The
Chemical National Bank
Boston Tax Law Rejected by Supreme Court Ruling
The Boston district faced taxable property totaling over 60 million dollars, with an estimated government income of about 1.225 million from taxable property. The new law's collection dropped to roughly 7,300 as officials reacted to the Supreme Court decision declaring income tax unconstitutional. Local bankers voiced mixed views on the ruling's impact on constitutional government and market trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Paige
L. G. Burnham
J. H. Benton, Jr
Supreme Bench
City Hall
Curtis
Sanford
Board of Aldermen
Supreme Court
State House
Irwin
Northampton
Bliss
West Springfield
Barnes
Chelsea
Collector of Internal Revenue
District of
Boston
Donovan
Washington
State Street
Franklin Haven
The
Merchants’ National Bank
William A. French
Massachusetts National Bank
N. P. Hallowell
National Bank of Commerce
Jaquith
Traders’ ‘S Bank
Remains of Engineer Gernard Arrive After NY Eleveted Death
The remains of George E. Gernard, a young engineer once with the New York & New England railroad, arrived in the city yesterday. His body is in the care of his brother in law 8 C Reddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Gernard
New York
Ninety-sixth Street
Gernard
New York & New England Railroad
8. C. Reddy
Trustees Meet For Aged Couples Home Events
The board met at Parker House yesterday for the last meeting before final preparations for the annual festivities. The event is set for Wednesday June 12. The next gathering will be at the home on Walnut Avenue Roxbury on June 4.
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The
Home For Aged Couples
Parker House
Walnut Avenue
Roxbury
Mishaps of a Minister in Fitchburg
Reverend George R. Hewitt was injured while descending a heavy grade when his gig collided with a tree. He was thrown from the vehicle, dislocated his shoulder, and remained unconscious for several hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Mass
George R. Hewitt
Will camp June 4 by First Battalion, Light Artillery
The First Battalion Light Artillery will go into camp at South Lincoln on June 4. The unit will establish camp routines and conduct drill and field training at the designated site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light Artillery
South Lincoln
Sea Moss Farine Describes Nutritious Dessert Mix
A fragmentary note touts Sea Moss Farine as a nutritious economical mix with each package yielding 16 quarts for dessert dishes and includes receipts. It references grocers but lacks full context.
Boston's Coming Orator Rev A A Berle Bio Spotlight
The Rev A A Berle D D appointed by Mayor Curtis to deliver the Fourth of July oration was born in St Louis January 24 1865. He studied in St Louis public and private schools, entered Drury College at fifteen, attended Oberlin Theological Seminary and graduated in 1887. After two years in the pastorate he entered Harvard graduate school.
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A. A. Berle
D. D
Curtis
St. Louis
Drury College
Springfield
Oberlin (Ohio) Theological Seminary
Harvard
Paine Furniture Column Praises Modern Comfort in Furniture
A column lauds Paine Furniture Company for showing how recent twenty year advances such as the telephone electric light and fast transport have not yet matched the progress in home furniture. The walk through their warerooms reveals the decade’s gains in personal comfort and convenience over older cabinet work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine Furniture Company
Eminent Theologian Berle’s International Studies and Civic Faith
The narrative outlines Berle’s education in Berlin Paris and London and extensive travel. It notes his pastorate at First Congregational Church of Brighton since 1891 his role as associate editor of Bibliotheca Sacra from 1892 and an honorary D D from Yankton College in 1844. It emphasizes his interest in governmental trends and belief in religious toleration as a pillar of American citizenship. It highlights his view of Americanism as embracing all nationalities and creeds within the republic.
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Berlin
Paris
London
Europe
America
American Oriental Society
Society of Biblical Literature and Exegesis
Society of Biblical Archeology
The
Philosophical Society of Great Britain
Berle
First Congregational Church
Brighton
Bibliotheca Sacra
Yankton College
Republic
Sprague Bookkeeper Faces Sentence in Restitution Case
Sidney W. Sprague of Freeland Loomis and Co is brought up for sentence after restitution was deemed made as far as possible. His family depends on him and ex Governor Long urged a brief term. The court continues consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney W. Sprague
Freeland, Loomis & Co
Sprague
Long
British relief ends at St Johns as warship sails
Sir Herbert Murray closed the relief works in St John’s Newfoundland. The warship Cleopatra heads to sea on a cruise around the island carrying seed potatoes and salt for fisheries distribution along the coast. Fisheries labor declines due to supply shortages, risking destitution.
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ST. John’s
N. F
Sir Herbert Murray
Cleopatra
Labrador
Robberies Reported At Three Winchendon Homes
In Winchendon Massachusetts on May 19 a series of burglaries struck three residences belonging to Rev. A. J. Culp, Mr. Sawyer, and James Patterson. At Culp’s home a gold watch and chain and 30 dollars were stolen. Sawyer’s house lost a silver watch and chain and 25 dollars. Patterson’s dwelling was relieved of clothing and food.
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Winchendon
Mass
A. J. Culp
Mr. Sawyer
James Patterson
Coal Wagon Accident Injures Driver in Quincy
Timothy Mc Carthy, a Frost & Co. coal wagon driver, was crushed when a wagon wheel passed over him after a crank slipped while hoisting the front. He suffered internal injuries as the horses halted and three tons of coal remained on the wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Mass
Timothy McCarthy
Frost & Co
Joseph W. LeFavour Dies in Beverly After Illness
Beverly May 20 Joseph W LeFavour prominent local business man died at his Hale street home after a long illness from Brights disease. He led the American Wringer Co makers of wringers mangies spring beds and carpet sweepers with repair service and mail orders. Tremont 764 telephone service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Lefavour
Beverly
Hale Street
Bright
The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
Tremont
Triple Runaway in Watertown Injures Four
A street collision in Watertown on May 20 left Mr. Lynch of Waltham with a fractured skull after being thrown against an electric pole. John Hartford, an elderly man, was severely injured about the head and body, and two others sustained minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Brunswick Captain Otis Dies at Sea En Route to Portland
A private telegram reports Captain Albert Otis of Brunswick died during a voyage from New York to Portland Oregon. He was a prominent local resident and news notes his passing en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick, Me
Albert Otis
Brunswick
New York
Portland
Ore
Oldest Citizen George A Longfellow Dies in Winthrop
Winthrop Maine May 20 The Hon George A Longfellow dies at an advanced age. He was among the town ́s oldest residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop, Me
George A. Longfellow
Cotton Firm Suspension Reported in New York May Day
A brief news item from New York dated May 2 notes a suspension on cotton futures or prices, though the text is garbled. It indicates market activity around cotton and a paused movement, with unclear specifics on entities or figures involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pretty English actress sues baron's son in London
Miss Birdie Sutherland, 18, a Gaiety Theatre chorus girl, sues Dudley Churchill Majoribanks son of Baron Tweedmouth for breach of promise. The case draws on social prominence and a year apart proposal demand amid family intervention and letters. Miss Sutherland real name Annie Louise Watkins rose from burlesque to theater.
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London
Birdie’ Sutherland
Gaiety Theatre
Dudley Churchill Majoribanks
Baron Tweedmouth
Annie Louise Watkins
Young Majoribanks
Miss Sutherland
Lord Tweedmouth
Majoribanks
Gaiety
Marjoribanks
Canada
Earl of Aberdeen
Lady Aberdeen
England
Hyde Park Gate
Birdie” Sutherland
One Wheel Sulky Promises Faster Trotting
The trotting season brings a one wheel bicycle sulky with pneumatic wheel and ball bearings. John Kelley questions claims but notes prior pneumatic sulkies cut records. Patents filed in Washington target faster speeds, with trials to test the invention's potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelley
Directum
Monroe Salisbury
Kelley
Washington
Testimonial to Dr Mason by Friends of Prof Luther Mason
Friends of Prof Luther W Mason promising inventor of popular music charts announce a testimonial complimentary at Keen High School hall on Montgomery street on May 9 at 9 30 o clock in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther W
Ason
Four Years for an Eye Theft Case
John J. Brady and John J. Sullivan were convicted of a vicious assault on Monne Thomas J. Norton with intent to rob. Brady received four years in the State Prison, Sullivan two years in the House of Correction.
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John J. Brady
John J. Sulliv
Thomas J. Norton
Brady
Sullivan
House of Correction
Deaths Gribben Chelsea John H Gribben
John H. Gribben died at Chelsea on May 19 after years with Rockwell & Churchill city printers in Boston. Funeral from 18 Beacon street Chelsea on Wednesday morning May 22 at 8:30. Rose Church service at 9. Relatives and friends invited.
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Gribben
Chelsea
John H. Gribben
Rockwell & Churchill
City Printers
Boston
Beacon Street
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