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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1910
Page
2
Mrs Love describes arriving in the city and staying at a Dudley Street hotel as part of her self initiated investigation into her husband. The account continues from the first page detailing her actions and surrounding circumstances.
In response to questions by her counsel Frank E. Bradbury she told of the events surrounding the relocation. The fragment indicates legal testimony and property matter details tied to the Brookline address.
Mrs. Love recounted a separation from her husband after a series of alleged affairs. She testified about encounters with Miss Marie Ross and others, including trips, shared households, and conversations overheard in various Boston residences and on a steamer trip. She described witnesses, travel, and financial disputes, plus her own liquor use and financial arrangements.
The deposition covers Mrs. Love denying repeated liquor use at theaters and dinners with Mr. Love, denying intoxication moments with her husband, and describing social visits including a Rochester trip and a Ontario party with wine. She tearfully protested insults from attorney Ford during questioning.
Miss Powers elopes with Laurin Ulman after secretly marrying in Nashua New Hampshire. She returns to Wellesley to finish her college semester while Ulman heads west toward Butte Montana to start a business as they begin married life. The bride says she did not obtain parental consent and hopes friends understand.
Reported as the New England Live Stock Dealers' Association adjourned its meeting at the Revere House amid claims of political manipulation. Some attendees alleged Governor Draper influenced the agenda and a recent law, warning action against it could affect his re election and threaten the dominant party in the upcoming election.
Harry J. Goodrich of Palmyra says politics did not drive the adjournment and claims the executive committee set the meeting a week earlier without his knowledge. He wants a session with health inspectors and S P C A representatives to discuss the issue and reach an amicable agreement. About 200 members exist with 50 present. Baggs of Belchertown moved to adjourn for two weeks, carried by four votes.
An old advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless candy like digestive aid that cures dyspepsia and related stomach woes within five minutes. It claims fast relief from gas sourness belching heartburn and headaches and recommends a 50 cent case from the pharmacist for ready meals and improved appetite.
St Marys C A of North End seeks strong teams for a schedule starting November 11. Dudley Five of Charlestown also seeks fast 115 pound teams for prep games.
Pitcher Pem, formerly of Finlayson and the Brooklyn National League ranks, who pitched for the Lawrence New England league team last season, has been sold to the Memphis club of the Southern league.
A 25 cent package of Pape's Cold Compound is marketed as curing colds and grippe within hours. The ad claims no quinine is used, and that the formula results from three years of research costing over fifty thousand dollars. It asserts rapid relief from neuralgia pains, feverishness, and congestion after the first dose.
Obituaries and funeral notices for Casey of Wakefield Mary Gallivan of Jamaica Plain Rose Hanrahan of Roslindale Martha Ellen Morine of Melrose Catherine ODonnell of Everett and Wall of Charlestown list next of kin, addresses, and funeral details including dates times and church services. Relatives and friends are invited to attend with burial arrangements and mass timings noted.
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