Breach of Promise Suit Against Dr Hanlon Settled
In Dedham on November 9 the $10,000 breach of promise case involving Dr Davia B. Hanlon of Hyde Park and Miss Alice V. Christy was settled with judgment entered for the defendant without costs. Christy claimed a January 1909 promise to marry before Hanlon went to Providence. Hanlon later married a Providence nurse. the case had been listed for trial in the current Superior Court session.
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Dedham
Davia BE. Hanlon
Hyde Park
Alice V. Christy
Hanlon
Providence
Miss Christy
R. I
Christy
Efficient Housekeeping Methods Save Time and Money
The Sunday Post Household section offers modern tips to update cleaning routines. Learn efficient methods to cut time and labor while reducing costs.
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Suinday Post
Eloping pair linked to Boston broker arrest in Toronto
Miss Alice Morey Munroe a Dorchester candy clerk and Richard L. Freeman the Boston bond broker, arrested in Toronto for hotel bill defrauding, are expected to reach Gloucester home with Special Officer Burke. Freeman, once married to Helen Nisbet, rode a high social wave before vanishing with Munroe and funds, leaving clients anxious over unlisted bond sales and embezzlements.
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Alice Morey Munroe
Dorchester
Toronto
Richard L. Freeman
Boston
Washington Street
Gloucester
Boston Financial District
Sove
Burke
Freeman
South Shore
James S. Freeman
Annie
Maxwell
Milton
Dick” Freeman
Helen D. Nisbet
Radford Lane
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Cambridge
James W. Nisbet
Annie Costello
Charles T. Whittemore
Ashmont Street
State Mutual
Congress Street
Munroe
Game Hotel
Miss Munroe
Capt. McGarr
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Taylor & Carmichael
Providence
Westminster Street
F. Taylor
Medway Street
Post
George A. Carmichael
Shannock
R. I
Susan M. Donnell
Amesbury
McGarr
Boston Police
Stoughton Street
Dochester
Joseph Jameson
Annie Hastings
Parkman
Adams Streets
Jameson
Richard L. Morey
Dorchester Avenue
Cushing Avenue
Marceau
Nine Dollar A Week Wage Proposal Draws Debate
The Minimum Wage Commission heard calls for a nine dollar weekly minimum for shopgirls. Proponents from the Retail Clerks' Protective Association argued current average wages are seven dollars for women over 18 and four for under 18. Critics warned higher wages could limit hiring and raise costs for patrons. Other witnesses discussed home work and its impact on lengthy seasons in cloak and garment industries. A follow up hearing is set for Friday November 17.
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Minimum Wage Commission
O’sullivan
Retail Clerks’ Protective Association
O'Sullivan
D. B. Strickland
U S
The
Consumers’ League
Famous Harpist Dies in Germany
Edmund Schureker renowned as a harpist in the United States and Europe died in Kreuznach Germany. He served as the Metropolitan Opera Company’s sole harpist in 1910 and later returned to Germany for health reasons. He was titled court harpist in 1888 by Grand Duke Ernest of Saxony.
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Philadelphia
Edmund Schureker
Europe
Kreuznach
Germany
Metropolitan Opera Company
Grand Duke
Ernest of Saxony
Dancer Ruth St Dennis Declines Persian Shah Offer
Ruth St Dennis, famed American dancer, refused the Shah of Persia's offer to open a palace dancing school, despite a salary higher than her vaudeville pay. She will visit Boston next week to perform at B. F. Keith's Theatre and present new dances.
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Ruth St. Dennis
Asia
Persia
Basudeb Bhattacharyya
Goray Mangulian
Miss St. Dennis
Boston
B. F. Keith
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Boston Common
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Mason
Mason’s
George H. Mason Company
Blackstone Street
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JON Stores
Washington Annex No. 1
Bo Streanoy Wash
Neton Strau OF Helens
Wste
Nem
Miss Nisbet
Louis Kalig
Cloak Makers’ Union
Wolfe
Garment Workers’ Union
Cash
Washington ST. Cor. West
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Ued
Peoples Credit Co
Engl
Theragoom
Washington St
Owen
L'Sah
C. E. Osgood CO
Boylston and
Essex Tunnel
New England
Parler
Mission Rockers
Sion
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