Insurance suit over life policy against Chinaman
Fred P. Holske of New York Life sued Chin Willie of 32 Oxford Street for 108.62 dollars as life insurance premium. Willie admitted requesting insurance but said the policy he wanted was an accident policy. Willie is in the United States immigration service.
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Hardy
Fred P. Holske
New York Life Insurance Company
Chin Willie
Oxford Street
Willie
Holske
United States Immigration Service
Damages Awarded in Elevated Railway Suit
In the fourth session of the Superior Court Judge Walt awarded Mary Kelleher $700 and her husband Dennis $400 after two sults against the Elevated railway. The wife alleged injury from a Malden route car starting while she alighted, while the husband sued for loss of service.
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Walt
Superior Court
Mary Kelleher
Dennis
Malden
Verdict Awarded 2000 in Boston Street Hole Case
Frank LinS Campbell received a 2000 verdict in the seventh Superior Court session yesterday before Judge Hardy against the city of Boston. The suit, filed Oct 1, 1902, alleged the plaintiff fell into a hole on Fulton Street in Boston.
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Franklins. Campbell
Superior Court
Hardy
Boston
Fulton Street
Boston Baby Burned in Virginia Tragedy
The 18 month old Adele Kimball, daughter of Mr and Mrs H S Kimball of Boston, died from a fire at a Ty e River Virginia camp while in the care of a nurse. The parents, mining engineer Mr Kimball and a Boston capitalists party, were away when the tent burned. The nurse found the blaze upon returning and could not save the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
Ten Thousand Dollar Suit Over June 1 1903 Accident
John J. Sullivan sues the Boston Elevated Railway Company in Superior Court for 10000 dollars claiming an accident occurred on June 1, 1903. Proceedings were held in the second session yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Sullivan
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Reeferette coat line offered in Oxford Frieze and wool blends
A local advertisement promotes the Reeferette overcoat for children sizes 8 to 16 years. It highlights Oxford Frieze at 5.00, Chin chilla and Oxford Melton at 6.50, and Blue Kersey at 8.00, all guaranteed all wool and Morse-made with strong value.
Countess Geis DeSzillassey Wins Divorce in Detroit
Detroit, Nov. 9. Judge Mandell grants divorce to Countess Louise May DeSzillassey from Count DeSzillassey on non support grounds. The Countess reports an unhappy marriage begun in 1898 with lavish money demands and a forced return home after she failed to comply. Colonel Frank J. Hecker testifies to aiding her return and recounts a heated interview at the castle.
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Detroit
Mich
Mandell
Wayne
Louise May DeSzillassey
Frank J. Hecker
Count DeSzillassey
Washington
Countess DeSzillassey
Woman seeks cabinet post for homes and children
Mrs Luther M Goddard of the Denver Woman's Club urges inclusion of a woman in the President's Cabinet to represent homes and children. She emphasizes the need for female perspective in national leadership.
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Luther M. Goddard
Denver Woman's Club
Denver Club Women Push Plan for Cabinet to Represent Children
Denver women of the prominent Denver Woman's Club push a movement to appoint a woman to the Cabinet in Washington to advocate for homes and children. Led by Mrs. L. M. Goddard Mrs. Dora Phelps Buell and Mrs. James B. Belford the effort mirrors East Coast activity. The leaders argue a dedicated female advocate is needed given men’s legislative burdens and the nation’s child welfare.
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Denver
Col
Denver Woman’s Club
Washington
L. M. Goddard
Dora Phelps Buell
James B. Belford
West
Schoolboy 18 Weds 54 Year-Old Spinster in Secret
Clarence Clayton eighteen, son of Cassie Clayton of Chicago, marries Maggie Ellen Sloan fifty four, a Syracuse woman of means. The clandestine ceremony occurred at St. Joseph Michigan, sparking a dispute with the bride’s brother who barred entry to the groom at a cafe. Clayton remains a student.
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South Bend
Ind
Clarence Clayton
Cassie Clayton
Chicago
Maggie Ellen Sloan
Syracuse
N. Y
St. Joseph
Mich
Hearing in Chase Will Case Postponed
The probate hearing on the will of Jennie Phillips Chase was postponed in Salem as a key witness was unavailable. The case involves Dr. Horace Chase of Swampscott and follows her death by inhaling illuminating gas on September 18, creating wide attention.
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Lynn
Jennie Phillips Chase
Horace Chase
Swampscott
Harmon
Salem
Boston businessman sues to recover 1904 taxes
Robert S. Bradley of Boston with Beverly residence sued to recover taxes paid under protest. The case was heard by Judge White in Superior Court yesterday and Bradley was awarded a verdict of $2680.
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Robert S. Bradley
Boston
Beverly
White
Note Case Sent To Master In Superior Court
An involved question of responsibility is on trial in the first Superior Court session. W. H. Clarke Jr sues Henry M Bates and others for 12000 on a promissory note: the note has changed hands many times. The case was sent to a master.
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Superior Court
W. H. Clarke, Jr
Henry M. Bates
Brookline Marks 200th Incorporation Anniversary Today
The town of Brookline begins its 200th incorporation anniversary with a citizen gathering in the town hall at 1 PM featuring an ovation by Senator Lodge. An evening band concert and Cypress street playground fireworks follow. Captain R. F. G. Candage chairs the celebration committee.
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Brookline
Senator Lodge
Cypress Street
R. F. G. Candage
Bay State Rider Thrown Twice In Fox Hunt
Graf ton pack in the English American hound trials chased a fox on the Dulaney estate and pinned him at Newford after 18 minutes. Paul Whitin of Whitinsville Mass was thrown when his horse refused a wall jump and fell twice. he escaped injury as the field moved on.
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Upperville
Grafton
Dulaney
Newford
Paul Whitin
Whitinsville
Mass
Peabody High School Threat Over Depredations Sparks Arrest Warning
Principal W. W. Woodman announced to Peabody High School that unsatisfied settlements for depredations would lead to police arrest of several students within 24 hours on charges of noodlamism.
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Peabody
W. W. Woodman
New York Ballot Box Theft Sparks Mayor Race Fight
The Hearst campaign and Citizens Union join a high profile contest over the mayoral election. Ballot boxes were reported stolen or found sealed and security was tightened as Judge Alton B Parker agreed to represent Mc Clellan.
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New York
William Randolph Hearst
Election Board
Citizens’ Union
Alton B. Parker
McClellan
New York City
Court of Appeals
John J. Haggerty
Hearst
Mayer
North River
Boston schools chief urges reform in high school athletics
Superintendent Conley in his first annual report says student athletes distort classroom effort and influence peers beyond merit. He calls for legislation giving school committees control over sports and for funded, proper playgrounds, citing Soldiers Field donor as worthy city gifts.
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Conley
Boston Public Schools
Soldiers Field
Harvard University
Exeter Andover grid clash draws record Exeter crowd
Exeter and Andover clash drew a near record crowd as Exeter adds bleachers. Governor McLane planned to attend with staff. Andover held betting edge 5 to 4. Exeter hoped for a strong line play with Bergin at quarterback and Hart at back. Weitzel injured. Barry and Church to fill back positions.
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N. H
Nially
Andover
Boston
McLane
New Hampshire
Red
Gray
Maga- Fadyen
Hart
Bergin
Tad’ Jones
Barry
M. Cooney
Church
Weitzel
Vaughan
Hunton
MacKadyen
Cooney
Blaine
Power
R. T
Gilroy
R. E
H. B
F. B
Despondent 87-Year-Old Stillman Rose Hangs Self
Despondent over ill health Stillman Rose 87 committed suicide by hanging at his daughter's home in Guilford Mo He formerly lived in Bangor where he worked as a ship carpenter years ago
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Guilford
Stillman Rose
Nathan Chandler
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