Whittemore sues Giles for twenty thousand dollars
East Boston widow Gertrude A. Whittemore files a $20,000 breach of promise suit against Dorchester resident Charles E. Giles Jr. She says he courted her while already married, promised marriage, and delayed the ceremony after divorce proceedings. Giles also fights his father's will, contesting the estate valued at about $60,000.
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Gertrude A. Whittemore
Boston
Charles E. Giles, Jr
Dorchester
Martha M. Dunphy
Milne
Giles
Harriet M. Giles
East Somerville
Morse in Tombs Goes to Exercise After Bail Rule Rejected
Charles W Morse remained jailed after the U S Circuit Court of Appeals refused bail pending his appeal. He rose in the Tombs at 6 a m and exercised with other prisoners, had rolls and coffee for breakfast, then read newspapers. No mail arrived for Morse that morning.
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New York
Charles W Morse
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Morse
Kept Banker Grows Weary in Tombs Confinement
The convicted banker shows aging and graying hair as confinement tightens. He remains confident but isolates himself from others beyond his counsel and visiting family. Mrs. Morse and her stepson Harry visited Morse, then dined nearby with soup and roast chicken for the prisoner.
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Morse
Harry
Error Costs Eleven Lives
A Great Northern express collision with a Northeastern local near Slidell left eleven dead and many injured. Engineer Blackman kept the Northeastern train moving at 45 mph, the rear cars crushed as the Great Northern plowed into the local. Rescue efforts found a stranded boy trapped beneath wreckage, who died before help arrived.
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Blackman
Great Northern
Slidell
New Orleans
Little Woods
Great Northern Express
Pasengers
Mrs Osborn Famed New York Modiste Dies At Home
Mrs Josefa Neilson Osborn, once a leader in New York society and the city’s noted modiste for the 400, died at her home. She was born Josefa Neilson, granddaughter of Col James Neilson, married Robert Osborn, later opened a dressmaking business. She also ran Mrs Osborns Playhouse, a theatre with one act plays starting at 9. The venture failed and was abandoned.
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New York
Josefa Neilson Osborn
Osborn
Josefa Neilson
James Neilson
Robert Osborn
Murder charge filed in Carmack case
A state warrant charging Robin Cooper with the murder of former Senator E. W. Carmack was served at a hospital. Cooper, guarded by three deputies, will be moved to the county jail once medically cleared. Doctors report two gunshots, one through the shoulder and one through the coat sleeve.
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Nashville
Tenn
United States
E. W. Carmack
Robin Cooper
Cooper
Young Cooper
Two Letters From Valley to Draper on Massachusetts Governor Win
The missives show former Governor Tames Is Vahey congratulating Eben S. Draper on his election as Governor of Massachusetts. Vahey notes a time-honored custom for defeated officials to acknowledge the victor and extend good wishes for Draper’s administration. Boston dated November 4.
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Eben S. Draper
Beacon Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Athletic-Built Suit Expands Store Lines For Men
For 56 years the shop has been a headquarters for conservative business attire while adding bold patterns for younger tastes. The Athletic-Built Suit leads the new line this season, yet subdued options remain. Morse Made garments range from $10 to $35, available in Regular stout long and extra large sizes.
Draper Replies to Vahey on November 4 Comment
Hon James H Vahey of 18 Tremont receives a formal reply from Eben S Draper dated November 6 hot Springs Virginia thanking him for the congratulatory note of the fourth instant.
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James H. Vahey
Tremont Street
Boston
Sir
Eben S. Draper
Hot Springs
Russia recalls minister to Persia
St. Petersburg reports M. Hartwig, the Russian minister to Persia based in Teheran, has been recalled.
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Russia
Persia
ST. Petersburg
M. Hartwig
Teheran
Ballad Concert at Tremont Temple Featured Elliott Quartet
A Tremont Temple ballad concert last evening presented English Scottish and Irish works. The Elliot quartet Miss Josephine Knight Miss Adelaide Griggs John Daniels and Leverett Merrill performed Scottish songs alongside soprano Miss Mary Ogilvie tenor Joseph Judge flutist Charles K North cellist C F Porter violinist Claude Fisher organist Frank Donahoe and pianists Ernest W Harrison and James L Gilbert. George W Shepherd was expected to sing Auld Lang Syne but was detained by illness.
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Tremont Temple
Elliot
Josephine Knight
Adelaide Griggs
John Daniels
Leverett B. Merrill
Mary Ogilvie
Joseph Judge
Charles K. North
C. F. Porter
Claude Fisher
Frank Donahoe
Ernest W. Harrison
James L. Gilbert
George W. Shepherd
Auld Lang Syne
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