Wife Sues Mother-in-law Over Domestic Dispute
Sophie Ellen Palmer, wife of Mahlon Palmer, sues Mrs. Coolidge mother of Palmer and Mrs. Angeline Wilson aunt of Palmer for 10000 damages in Middlesex Superior Court East Cambridge alleging false representations coercion and undue influence caused Palmer to drive her from their home. Palmer also sues Wilson for 10000 slander based on remarks about her character in Sudbury.
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Coolidge
Mahlon Palmer
Sudbury
Angeline Su. Wilson
Palmer
Sophie Ellen Palmer
Middlesex Superior Court
East Cambridge
Trustee sues Dunbar couple over Lane fraud claims
Harrison Dunham, trustee in bankruptcy of Harry E. Lane, files equity bill in Middlesex Superior Court at East Cambridge against George E. Dunbar and Myra A. Dunbar. He seeks transfer of money and realty Lane gave them to defraud Lane’s creditors. Lane allegedly received 12500 from Sept 1901 to March 1902, depositing about 7000 in Lynn bank as trustee to hide assets.
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Harry E. Lane
Wakefield
Middlesex Superior Court
East Cambridge
George E. Dunbar
Malden
Myra al. Dunbar
Lane
Dunham
First National Bank of
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Donation Day at Baptist Home Cambridge Opens for Visitors
Tomorrow the Baptist Home at Cambridge near Brookline and Chestnut streets hosts a donation day with visitors welcome from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Lunch is provided and useful and fancy articles will be for sale. Take a Harvard Square car to Cambridge and transfer at Brookline Street.
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Baptist Home
Cambridge
Will contest over Horace B Taylor estate and marriage legality
The Probate Court case of Millionaire Horace B Taylor’s will resumed before Judge Grant. Mrs Fila C Taylor testified amid a lengthy cross examination about her marriage, initial acquaintance, and a $3000 loan to her mother to buy a house at 311 Columbus avenue. The hearing was adjourned to December 18.
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Horace B.taylor
Columbus Avenue
Woman Dies of Starvation in City Hospital
Eva Parker, 42, homeless, died Monday night at City Hospital from exhaustion and starvation. Taken to the Relief station on October 27 by order of Police Physician Dunn, she did not improve and was moved to the City Hospital on October 30. She came from Maine about 15 years ago, worked in restaurants, and was deserted by her husband.
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City Hospital
Dunn
Boston
Maine
Standish
Poland Spring
Secretary Root Works Late At Cabinet Office
Secretary Root works to 6 or 7 each night in Washington, studying the history of all matters likely to arise. He is handling topics including relations with Venezuela trade with Germany and the Moroccan situation.
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Root
Washington, D. C
Venezuela
Germany
New Bedford Consumers Seek Lower Gas Rates
About 30 New Bedford gas and electric customers petition the Board of Gas and Electric Light Commissioners asking an investigation into the New Bedford Gas and Edison Company. They seek rate relief with gas at $1.20 per 1000 cubic feet and electricity at 18 cents per kilowatt hour.
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New Bedford
Board of Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
New Bedford Gas & Edison Company
Will of James King Shapes Chicago Old Men’s Home Plan
James King, 75, millionaire, left a will to fund an old men's home in Chicago. The widow Mrs. King may contest, claiming $300,000 already received is cut out if the estate endows the home. Probate filing is scheduled for tomorrow.
Maude Adams Stars in Barrie Fantasy Peter Pan at Empire
New York reports Maude Adams received praise for her lead in a Barrie fantasy titled Peter Pan at the Empire Theatre. The production features a whimsical retelling of childhood myths with Wendy’s house, fairies, and pirates lauded by critics.
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New York
Maude Adams
Empire Theatre
Santa Claus
Peter Pan
J. M. Barrie
Kensington Gardens
Never-Never Land
Tropics
Peter Pan charms Empire Theatre with Miss Adams leading Lost Boys
The Empire Theatre presents Peter Pan with Miss Adams as the central figure guiding the Lost Boys toward Never Never Land. Critics praise her performance as essential to the show's enchantment, noting the dreamlike quality and departure from traditional dramatic rules.
Doan's Kidney Pills Restore Relief for Kidney Pain
Ellen Lawlor of 90 Summer street Boston reports two years of backache head and hip pain dizziness and weak energy. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she stopped the pains in three boxes and became a well woman. Sold by all dealers price fifty cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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Boston
Ellen Lawlor
Summer Street
Mass
Dean
Doan
Kneisel Quartet Opens Twenty-First Season At Potter Hall
The Kneisel Quartet gave its first concert of the twenty first season at Potter Hall before a large audience. Harold Randolph, pianist, assisted. The program featured Beethoven quartet op 95, Rubinstein cello piano sonata, Schubert C minor quartet movement, and Stock manuscript quartet excerpt. Randolph praised as ensemble artist. Stock quartet excerpt noted as well written. Second concert set for Tuesday evening December 6.
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Kneisel Quartet
Potter Hall
Harold Randolph
Rubinstein
Schubert
F. A. Stock
Chicago Orchestra
Theodore Thomas
Camel Cotton Cargo Aboard Camel Fire Aboard
The Mal lory line steamer Camel with Captain Fisk on board arrived at Key West from Galveston carrying cotton cargo. Fire aboard forced the vessel to cast off into midstream by order of the chief of police.
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Fla
Mallory Line
Camel
Fisk
Galveston
Rearrangement of Russo Japanese Embassies
The Russian voyage in St Peterburg reports Theodore Hansen to be transferred from the Washington embassy with a successor not yet chosen. Russia may elevate Tokio and St Petersburg posts to embassies. Japanese foreign minister Komura again informs Russia through France of plans to raise Washington London Paris Berlin Vienna and Rome posts to embassies.
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Theodore Hansen
Washington
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Aaron Komura
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Paris
Berlin
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Tribute to Captain John Stanhope Damrell Funeral
The funeral for Captain John Stanhope Damrell former building commissioner and fire chief was held at Tremont Street M F E Church with Rev Franklin Hamilton officiating. The Masonic service was led by Richard Atwood Boston Knights Templars 65 attending.
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Tremont Street
M. FE
Franklin Hamilton
Masonic Order
Richard Atwood
Boston Knights Templars
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Knights
Frederick Briggs
Fire Department
Charlestown Veterans’ Association
Ladies’ Society of
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Wildey Bank
Waverley State Institute
St Charles Choir to Host Anticipated Dance Night
The St Charles choir of Woburn will hold a dancing party in the Montvale avenue auditorium tomorrow evening. A new dance titled Looking Backward is to be introduced and is expected to draw a full house.
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Woburn
Young Ladies of
Martial Law Readied After Prague Riots
A Prague unrest report says barricades and barbed wire appeared as rioters clashed with police. Socialists distributed revolvers and five thousand Czechs and students showed solidarity. Martial law was to be proclaimed amid a Sunday procession dispute. four killed, about 100 wounded, 200 rioters arrested.
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Baron Unlauf
Dragoons
Harris to Present Browning Matinees at Lyceum NY
Henry B. Harris plans a Browning matinee series at the Lyceum Theatre New York during the run of The Lion and the Mouse and related plays. Grace Elliston and Edmund Breese will headline, with Browning repertoire including Pippa Passes and others. Harris may enlist Mrs. Sarah Cowell LeMoyne to assist.
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Robert Browning
Grace Elliston
Edmund Breese
Lyceum Theatre
New York
Charles Klein
Pippa
Miss Elliston
Browning
Thorald
Breese
Harris
Sarah Cowell LeMoyne
Note of Praise From President for Bible Society Centenary
London November 7 A British Foreign Bible Society centenary meeting at Albert Hall featured American ambassador White Law Reid delivering a Roosevelt letter of congratulations. The President urged world wide interest in Bible translation and circulation and all who seek mankind’s good to support the effort. Reid called delivering the message a privilege beyond his own.
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London
British Foreignible Society
Albert Hall
Whitelaw Reid
Roosevelt
British Foreign Bible Society
Reid
Runaway Lyman School Boys Captured After Chase
Newton police, Chief Fred M. Mitchell and Officer Bailey captured two runaways from Lyman School, Edward Munroe 16 and Hugh Grady 18, as they headed toward Boston. Munroe was caught on the track. Grady fled the railroad fence but was later apprehended and both returned to the school.
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Fred M. Mitchell
Bailey
Lyman School
Edward Munroe
Hugh Grady
Boston
Munroe
Grady
Cornell Student Toyokichi Muramats u Dies of Tuberculosis
ITHACA N Y Nov 7 Toyokichi Muram atsu aged 25 a Cornell student sent to the Japanese government led here today tuberculosis after an illness of six weeks
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Ithaca, N. Y
Toyokichi Muramatsu
Cornell
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