Divorce Case, Closing Arguments in Fowler-Fowler Suit
In Norfolk Superior Civil Court Judge Sheldon hears the Fowler-Fowler equity and divorce case. Testimony spans notes, maid service, and alleged infidelities with several witnesses recounting or denying conduct. Final arguments by counsel conclude the term with the judge taking the case under advisement.
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Norfolk
Sheldon
Dedham
Fowler-Fowler
Beatrice B. Fowler
Equity
Libellee
Augusta
Julia
Spielvogel
Beatrice
Mary K. Baker
Somerville
Boston milk contract assignee chosen in probate court
In the probate court on November 1 George W. Sanborn of East Kingston was chosen assignee of George N. Pitcher & Son, milk contractors on the Boston & Maine route, against whom insolvency proceedings are pending. The claim of 200 creditors is noted. The bark of the time tree is an admirable substitute for hemp, and strong rope can be made from it.
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Boston Milkmen
Hxerer
George W. Sanborn
East Kingston
George N. Pi Ctor & Son
Boston & Maine
Crazy Yee Sing Love Saga Ends in Court Action
Yee Sing a Revere Street laundryman with a mental illness pursued Mary Gallagher opposite his shop. He asked Captain Westcott for a warrant to marry her and to restrain her friends. After police and court screening, doctors deemed him not wholly sane and recommended removal to Long Island. Neighbors say he faced harassment from locals while Mary denied waving at him. Mary, 18, and sisters work making dresses. Yee Sing, about 38, has lived in Boston a decade and on Revere Street a year. Captain Westcott condemns the behavior as dangerous when unrestrained.
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Franklin Fowler
Hesper
Mr. Temple
Washington Street
Harrison Avenue
Temple
Aim
Troy Laundry Agency
Nason
Mansfield
Julia Walker
Kelly
Augusta Peterson
Mrs Kelly
Annie Wrenn
Walker
Miss Peterson
Mary Mack
Brookline
Fowler
Capri Fowler
Non Caena
Revere Street
Captain Westcott
Mary Gallagher
Mary
Hardy
C. O. Thompson
John
Long Island
Thompson
Wescott
Yee Sing
Boston
America
Gloucester Appointment Tabled
Gloucester November 1 Mayor Cook nominated Percy W. Wheeler for city marshal to replace Sydney S. Sylvester but Alderman Martin moved to defer action until after the city election.
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Gloucester
Cook
Percy W. Wheeler
Sydney S. Sylvester
Martin
Duke in New York Attends Election Hype and Wedding Prep
The Duke of Marlborough spent yesterday in Manhattan visiting a furrier and a picture show, watching the election atmosphere and planning to observe voting on election day. Miss Vanderbilt looked from an upper window as the wedding gown arrived, with rehearsal details unsettled and a bogus wedding card reported.
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New York
Duke of
Mrlborough
Miss Vanderbilt
Third Street
Duke
Iss Vanderbilt
England
William Dyer
West Twenty-first Street
Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt—Malvorough
Tiffany’s
St. Thomas’s Church
Washington
Ivor Guest
Julian Pauncefote
Fatal duel in Lestie county claims two lives
News from London Depot Kentucky reports a fatal duel Wednesday in Lestie county. Hon W T Bentley former legislator and the county's leading figure faced Bige Hignile a man with a violent past who killed his brother last year. Hignile died instantly Bentley survived about eight hours.
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London Depot
Lestie County
W. T. Bentley
Bige Hignile
Hignile
Bentley
Increase of Public Debt Shows October Net Rise
The October debt statement reports a net public debt increase of 5.32 million dollars after excluding Treasury cash. Interest-bearing debt rose 740 thousand, while non-interest-bearing debt fell 116,632.85 and Treasury cash dropped 5.44 million. At Oct 31, interest-bearing debt stood at 747.36 million, non-interest debt 377.34 million, total 1.1263 billion, with cash in Treasury 812.14 million and a gold reserve of 92.94 million. Net cash balance 87.00 million. gold coin down 196,674. silver down 4,594. National bank depositories held 15.51 million versus 16.05 million prior month.
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Washington
Treasury
Dedham Contractor Assaulted on Stony Hill
Matthew J. McGuinness, a young Dedham contractor, was attacked this afternoon at Stony Hill by four Hyde Park youths, all said to be intoxicated. He sustained severe cuts and bruises. reports indicate he did nothing to provoke the assault.
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Dedham
Matthew J. McGuiness
Stony Hill
Hyde Park
McGuiness
Target Record for Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Target year for the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia closed last night. Company F Naval Brigade has a strong record with 24 percent top sharpshooter odds. They fired 83,453 shots for qualification and practice, totaling significant lead weight. Company H Springfield posted a high score, while Company F’s 69 point total marks an exceptional national guard achievement.
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Fall River
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Naval Brigader
Naval Brigade
Sheep from Scotsman slaughtered at Liverpool port
BAD AMERICAN. SHEEP, LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1. Sheep brought by the Scotsman from Montreal were slaughtered after landing due to a few scab cases. Several such cases have appeared among US and Canadian sheep, raising fears the Board of Agriculture may impose drastic measures on sheep from those nations. Agricultural press begins to comment on the issue.
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Liverpool
Scotsman
Montreal
United States
Canada
Board of Agriculture
Ocean Lily Wrecked Off Bahamas With Cargo Salvage Hopes
The schooner Ocean Lily of Halifax laden with logwood from Port au Prince to New York ran aground on Hogstttes Harbour Bahamas on October 2. The ship was a total loss but Captain Watts and crew reached Nassau. Cargo salvageable per captain's report.
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Nassau
N P
Halifax
Port-au-Prince
New York
Hogsttes
Bahamas
Watts
Inaugua
Ethelwynn Changes Hands for New Season
The half rater Ethelwynn, which defeated Spruce IV last season, has been sold by owner C. J. Field to Crosby Leonard and E. Fox Leonard. They will race the boat throughout the coming season and defend all challenges. The vessel will be brought to South Brooklyn for thorough overhauling.
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New York
Ethelwynn
Jack Dempsey Dies in Portland at 1862 birth and career summary
Jack Dempsey, famed prize fighter and former lightweight champion, died in Portland, Oregon after a long illness. Born near Curragh of Kildare on December 15, 1862, he moved to the United States as a youth, settled in Williamsburgh, and built a boxing career noted for early collar and elbow wrestling and later roped circle bouts. He faced the Marine in 1889 in California, suffering a knockout in the 32nd round but retaining friends and a lengthy list of opponents and fights throughout his career.
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Ore
Jack Dempsey
Curragh
Kildare
Irc
Dempseys
Williamsburg
Jack
Harry Hill
California
Dempsey
eakPtaene
McDonald
Tack Boylan
Fushing
Jack Bylan
New York
Will Mahoney
Joe Hennessey
Jim Barry
Billy Dacey
Coney Island
Jack Bowles
Charles Examos
New Orléans
Tom Bry
Crfo
Tom. Clary
Jim Carr
So Redda
Nevica J
Ck Keenan
Billy Mahning
Calforia
Campbe Eg N
Tom Barry
Jimmy Murray
New Yo
Tom Henry
Jack Forsarty
Pete McCoy
New Jersey
Apache la Blanche
Ned McCunn
Philad
Mike Bolen
Djuny Ryas
Patlad Lpia
Eocebas
Hilly Baker
Mr Ye Ra
Neonat
Long Island
Dominick McCaffrey
Jerey City
Ooosio
Keogh
Port
Harry Force
Bob Turnbull
J (Ryan
Philadelphia
George Wilson
Sonian
Dee
Billy Mc Coulter
Jim
Mike Donovan
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