Garland's Widow Named Defendant in Probate Suit
Marie T. Garland widow of the late Jimmie Garland is the defendant in a Boston suit filed by former Attorney General Herbert Parker. The $1500 claim covers professional services related to the will and estate administration. Arthur D. Hill and James A. Parker, both trustees, are also named.
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Marie T. Garland
Jimmie” Garland
Harvard
Boston
New York
Herbert Parker
Arthur D. Hill
James A. Parker
Brookline
Garland and Tudor Romance Ends in Tragic Illness and Divorce
The high profile union of Jimmy Garland and Marie Tudor, heir to an old family name, dissolved after quarrels and a sensational divorce suit sparked by forged love letters attributed to New York financier J DeForest Danielson. Garland later eloped again with Tudor, but illness returned and he died at Hanover shortly after.
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Jimmy” Garland
Marie Tudor
Garland
Miss Tudor
Hanover
Estate Divided Among Four Children After Death
The will shows faithful nursing of his wife and the efforts of eminent specialists to save his life. The bulk of his estate was left to four children named Charles, James A., Hamilton and Hope.
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Charles
James A
Hamilton and
Hope
Fall Kills Judge After Year’s Gap in Taunton
Taunton November 9 judge William E Fuller probate judge for Bristol county died today from injuries believed linked to a fall a year ago. Fuller born in Bridgewater Vermont in 1832 and appointed probate judge in 1883 died after the long illness attributed to the prior accident.
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Taunton
William E. Fuller
Bristol County
Fuller
Bridgewater
Curious Features in News of the Day Hotel Men Plan to Stop Tipping
Philadelphia hotel managers meeting agree to abolish tipping as a policy change driven by appeals from the Commercial Travellers National League and C C Hunt. Hunt illustrated how a typical commercial traveler spends about $2.60 daily on tips, urging reform.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Otel Association
National League
C. C. Hunt
Garrent Satesmen’s Association
Minimum wage urged for girls at eight dollars a week
Mrs Florence Kelley, head of the Consumers' League, told a Kansas City audience that a girl cannot live with self respect and health on less than eight dollars weekly. She cited an Eastern store employing girls at 2.80 weekly and noted Western greed and tradition hinder progress.
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Kansas City
Sults
Florence Kelley
National ‘Rotary
Consumers’ League
East
New York
Indicted Sheriff-Elect Kniffen Faces Three Counts
Wilkes Barre Penn November 9 Mayor elect Lewis P Kniffen was indicted today by the grand jury on three counts fraudulent voting legal voting and unlawful application to register It is alleged he did not pay taxes for four years until the campaign when he paid back taxes in bulk In the four years he registered and voted at each election
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Lewis P. Kniffen
You a Personality: Woman's SelfImage Talk Opens Third Season
New York society report on the Club for the Study of Life as a Fine Art opening its third season with Mrs. Mildred Manly Easton delivering the address You a Personality. She urged right thinking as key to right living and urged women to be leaders by thinking rightly remain young and begin life anew at forty.
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New York
Club For the
Mildred Manly Easton
Society
Baker Moves In Eddy Case In New Hampshire
Henry M. Baker executor of Mary Baker Eddy seeks leave to intervene in Glover probate case. He requests 10 days to file objections to the appeal from the probate of the will and to contest the proceedings in Concord New Hampshire.
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Concord
N. H
Henry M. Baker
Mary Baker Eddy
Superior Court
George W. Glover
Jeave
Chancellor Is Kaiser's Guest at Dinner in Berlin
Berlin November 9 Herr Von Bethmann Hollweg and his wife were guests of the imperial family at dinner tonight. The reception was seen as a sign of Emperor William's unreserved confidence in his imperial chancellor.
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Berlin
Herr von Bethmann-Hollweg
William
Woman miner uncovers rich Geneva mine in Clear Creek County
Georgetown Colorado November 9 Miss Mags William Aldred finds a vein in the Geneva mine on Alpine Mountain near Georgetown. Prospecting tunneling reveals mineralized quartz with streaks of nearly pure gold valued at about 15000 dollars per ton as the tunnel advances ore grows stronger and hints at a fabulously rich discovery.
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Georgetown
Col
Mags
William Aldred
Clear Creek County
Geneva
Alpine Mountain
Aldred
Daughter Elopes During Ward Election Loss
In Gettysburg Pennsylvania Rosie Gilbert aged sixteen eloped while her father Democratic Committeeman Harry Gilbert was busy at the polls. The event coincides with a Democratic defeat in the Second Ward.
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Gettysburg
Harry Gilbert
Rosie
Steamship Case to Go to Supreme Court
The case of James E. Young of Brookline against the Canadian Atlantic and Plant Steamship Co is headed for the Supreme Court on exceptions after two favorable verdicts to the plaintiff. Young sought 10000 dollars for breach of contract claiming Captain Charles B Pye was employed as marine superintendent at 3600 dollars annually. A 1910 verdict was 3394.50 then a second trial yielded 8673.40 for Young. the company has until Dec 1 to file its bill of exceptions.
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Dedham
James E. Young
Brookline
Canadian Atlantic and Plant Steamship Company
Supreme Court
Young
Charles B. Pye
Walsh Estate Not Less Than 125000 Left to Heirs
Chicago November 9 not more than 125000 is expected to be left out of the estate of John R Walsh as information given before the late financier's will filing indicates the widow and five children will be sole beneficiaries. The Walsh fortune was once estimated at 27000000.
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Walsh
Chicago
John R. Walsh
Anemia and the Cure Promised by Pink Pills
An article extols anemia as a disease of blood lacking strength. It cites Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a remedy, recounting a Pittsburg woman’s eight year struggle and recovery. It claims blood purity restores health and offers a booklet and purchase options from the Dr Williams Medicine Company.
Sues man for husband s love
Mrs Elizabeth Geromini of Franklin files a 6000 alienation of affections suit in Dedham against Louis Brunelle of Milli. She married Petro Geromini on September 4 1904 at Franklin and two children were born. Petro left with the children for Italy on June 9 and has provided no support. She charges Brunelle induced the desertion and aided in taking the children.
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Dedham
Louis Brunelle
Milli
Elizabeth Geromini
Franklin
Merrimac Young Men to Hold First Grand Ball Tonight
The Merrimac Young Men's Club of the West End formerly Merrimac Athletic Club stages its inaugural grand ball at Howe Hall on Huntington Avenue tonight.
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Merrimac Young Men’s Club of
West End
The
Merrimac Athletic Club
Howe Hall
Huntington Avenue
Spies Detention Sparks Redress Move by Amish Pastor
The Rev. Albert Schumacher and his brother Noah, an Pandora merchant, were detained for a week in Feltre Italy during a European tour after a kodak photo triggered German spy suspicions. They were released without apology and consider seeking U S State Department action.
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Pandora
Europe
Albert Schumacher
Grace Mennonite Church of
Noah
United States State Department
Feltre
Italy
Schumacher
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