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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1911
Page
13
Annie M Yerex testified to Judge Hardy that she posed for her artist husband David F Yerex and when she could not hold a pose he beat her to force longer posing. She described being beaten when tired or unable to match his demands.
A Boston woman recalls marrying in 1898 and taking lodgers at 169 Warren Avenue. She says she separated in June this year after learning of her husband’s betrayal. Judge Hardy awarded her divorce custody of Violet and Elinor and alimony of 13 dollars weekly.
Judge Hiardy accepts Mrs Nettie R Dow's claim that her husband James R Bow refused to acknowledge their newborn. Dow's cross libel for desertion is dismissed. Dow may receive estate proceeds from aunt Elizabeth Carruth totaling to about 2800 now and possibly 4000 later.
Hiram Lucas told Mary Elise he would be relieved and departed their residence nearly twenty years ago, a note or statement prompting the separation. The event is recalled almost to the day, marking a long absence and ongoing tension within the marriage.
Mrs. Lucas received a divorce from Judge Hardy after a long separation. She left the family hearthstone and waited on his word, later seeking the divorce. They wed in September 1875, lived together 12 years until Lucas left, were reunited 15 years later, and stayed in Charlestown until 1892.
The first matinee whist party of the season at Daly Industrial School will take place tomorrow at 2 30 in the school hall on Train street Dorchester under the auspices of the Ladies Aid led by president Mrs Richard A Lynch. Proceeds aid the eight girls under care of the Sisters of St Joseph and the event will recur the first Saturday of each month.
New York Nov 32 Emory McClintock today tendered his resignation as vice president and actuary of the Mutual Life Insurance Company He will remain a trustee Ill health was given as the cause The board elected W H W Truesdale and William A Hutcheson to succeed him as vice president and actuary respectively
Champ Clark says nine tenths of Americans favor annexing Canada and offers to run for president on that platform. He spoke in Fremont Nebraska and planned 21 stops in the third district to aid Daniel Stevens, congressional hopeful.
Albert Leon, seen as a top notemaker, confessed to 11 counterfeit varieties. He named a hiding place on a small island in Jackson Park, Chicago, from which authorities recovered nearly $1500 in fake national bank and treasury notes.
Belmont gifts two stallions named Footprint and Vestibule to the War Department for breeding. They head to the army breeding farm at Front Royal, Virginia. Both are progeny of Rockland, the $150000 prize stallion. Four horses in total have been given to the government by August Belmont.
Ninety Randolph High students sat on a temporary stand for pictures when the structure collapsed. About 35 girls and 40 boys were bruised. Leon Franklin and Frederick A. Tabet aided evacuations. Ground softened by rain caused the failure.
Washington November 2 The Post Office Department ends its ban on Santa Claus letters. Postmaster General Hitchcock ordered that letters addressed to Santa Claus may be delivered to charitable organizations or benevolent individuals who request them instead of being returned to senders.
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