Is She Crazy She Claims Insanity In Divorce Case
Lawyer Abe Hummel discusses Annie E. Woodward Palmer Hummel claiming insanity and references two alleged co defendants. He says he has never met her, demands no suit against him, and warns she may be sent to an asylum if she persists. The letter exchange includes threats and notes of alleged murder by Dr Palmer.
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Annie E. Woodward-Palmer-Hummel
Langham
Abe Hummel
Hummel
Bob Hilliard
J. Wesley Rosenquest
New York
Bijou
Rosenquest
Shelley
Wordsworth
Annie E. Woodward
Rutland Street
Boston
Howe
Shylock
Annie Woodward
Howe & Hummel
Weltha
Annie EK Woodward
Mr. Hummel
How to Tie Neckties in the Latest Four-in-Hand Styles
An illustrated guide to neckwear shows many knot shapes and ends from No 1 to No 7, including De Joinville inspired looks and the increasing popularity of plain four-in-hand. It notes shifting favors toward longer scarves and away from exposed shirts.
Ex-President Putnam Suffers Bond Case Amid Alibi Claims
Ex-president of the National Granite Bank of Exeter New Hampshire Putnam faced U S Deputy Marshal arrest and a day in custody as his lawyer denied embezzlement While colleagues argued bonds and investments were handled properly witnesses noted his family hardships and strong local support The U S District Court was to hear bail arrangements with Putnam's Exeter friends expected in court.
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Warren F. Putnam
Young’s
Mr. Putnam
National Granite Bank of
Exeter
N. H
United States
Galloupe
Putnam
Marshal Lowering
Mr. Galloupe
Mr. Lowering
M. F. Dickenson
Dickenson
Room 45
Mr. Dickenson
Maze
Edwin G. McInnes
Leavenworth
McInnes
Fuller
Boston
Sherman Hoar
Sanger
United States District Court
Death of E. T. Cabot Brings Loss to Brookline and Suffolk Bar
E T Cabot, a popular Brookline-born Harvard graduate of 1883, dies at home Saturday. A famed athlete he captained the senior crew and football eleven, and served as trustee of Norton’s Field. He later held roles with the Boston Athletic Association and practiced law in Boston after being secretary to Justice Gray.
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Brookline
Suffolk Bar
E. T. Cabot
J. E. Cabot
Harvard
Norton's Field
Cambridge
Boston Athletic Association
Harvard Law School
Justice Gray
Supreme Court
Cephalonia Arrives Boston From Liverpool With 29 Percent Passengers
Cunard steamship Cephalonia under Captain W. 8. Seccombe reached Boston after departing Liverpool on November 2. Registered saloon passengers include the Rev. and Mrs. Claude Rabsteau with child and maid, Mrs. B. E. Williams, Miss Brayton, Miss Mary Johns, Mr. George N. Stewart and Mr. Crowley. The voyage carried 8 second cabin and 180 steerage travelers.
Gold furniture craze spreads to Boston drawing rooms
The article notes a growing popularity of gold furniture in Boston homes over the last two years. It highlights Paine's warerooms at 48 Canal Street as the East's headquarters for gold pieces, implying gold work as essential to fashionable furnishing.
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Boston
Tod
Washington
Paine
Canal Street
Secret meeting fuels McEttrick mayor bid in Boston
Moran and Coakley host McEttrick supporters at American House as reporter witnesses a planning session. Moran touts McEttrick as the only Democrat with mass appeal and labor votes, while Coakley’s candidacy for Alderman gains from strong citywide backing and leadership.
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Moran
Congressman McEttrick
Sunday Post
Democratic City Committee
Democratic ‘Party
Boston
Matthews
McEttrick
Owen A. Galvin
Galvin
Democracy
Hart
Coakley
Roxbury
Brighton
Escaped Lunatic in Quincy From Reading Penn
A man named Stevens from Reading Pennsylvania is in custody in Quincy after being found wandering at night. He refuses to speak or eat and barks when he tries to talk. He is about 6 feet 8 inches tall, lame in one leg, and in shabby clothes held by rope. He fought police on arrest and may be a crank or escapee from an asylum.
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Quincy
Stevens
Reading
Penn
Greenwich
Conn
Alleged False Pretences Suspect Arrested in Tremont Street Case
Henry T Payson aged 38 of 315 Tremont Street was arrested by a Division 4 officer on a charge of obtaining money by false pretences. He allegedly worked with Frank L Mather arrested Saturday on a similar charge. They are said to have obtained sums from several persons using the Industrial Society for Negotiating Loans at 214 Tremont Street.
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Henry T. Payson
Tremont Street
Division 4
Frank L. Mather
Industrial Society
Pastor William Mitchell Takes Charge at Allston Parish
St Pauls Episcopal Church of Allston has named Rev William Mitchell of Indiana as pastor. He assumed duties yesterday after a period of interim ministers and temporary organizers at the Union Hall meeting place in Union Square.
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church of
Allston
Old Union Hall
Union Square
William Mitchell
Indiana
Death of Mrs Roosevelt in London
Mrs J Roosevelt wife of the secretary of the United States embassy in London and daughter of William Astor died this afternoon after illness since late October.
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London
Hood's Pile Cure for Liver Ills and Indigestion
An 19th century patent medicine advertisement touts Hood's Pile Cure as a remedy for liver ailments including jaundice indigestion and sick headaches. The copy promises quick relief and general health benefits.
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Hood
Fr Vaughan Here a Respected Expiation Confraternity Priest
The Rev Kenelm Vaughan, eminent Catholic priest and missionary, preached at St Cecilia's Boston on the Divine Expiation confraternity. He described its aims, Sanctioned by Cardinal Manning, its rapid spread in the Christian world, and his Jerusalem paper for the International Eucharistic Congress. He recent ly visited South America teaching Bible use to Catholics and plans English editions of devotional books. He will travel to New York before returning to England in about two months.
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Kenelm Vaughan
London
City
Richard In Baxter
St. Cecilia’s
Church
Back Bay
Confraternity of
Westminster
St. Andrew
Boston
Quincy
Father Vaughan
Jeremias
Jeremiah
Ein
Manning
Vaughan
Jerusalem
Brotherhhood
South America
Buenos Ayres
Tliré
Quito
England
Cardinal Gibbons
New York
Boston Harbor Interests Sail Toward Profitable Summer Season
The Boston and Lynn steamboat line reports steady growth after reestablishment in recent months. At McManus's fish store near Commercial Wharf large market cod, the biggest around seventy pounds, was landed by Captain Bart off Marblehead. Commodore Dixon's new Ambassadress yacht draws crowds at Bartlett's Wharf, cost about 128000 to build sixteen years ago, with its purchase price not disclosed by Commodore Dixon. Richard T. Green bought the Ambassadress from Nathaniel Thayer, illustrating depreciation in sporting vessels. Smelt fishing remains lively in the harbor as small craft dot the water.
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Boston & Lynn
Cassidy
McManus
Commercial Wharf
Boston
Bart
Marblehead
Bartlett's Wharf
Dixon
Richard T. Green
Nathaniel Thayer
Commodore Dixon
Green
Amnesty meeting in Newcastle denounces Asquith
John Redmond leader of the Parnellites and James Egan the Irish dynamiter spoke at an amnesty meeting in Newcastle. They condemned Home Secretary Herbert Asquith for opposing the release of political prisoners and urged the amnesty campaign to continue despite objections.
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London
John” Redmond
James Egan
Portland
Newcastle
Herbert Asquith
Redmond
Insane Sailor Brings Passengers From Fayal Sale
The schooner Sarah arrived up from Fayal yesterday with twenty eight passengers aboard. Off the Azores she spoke whaling as part of its voyage, details remain limited.
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Sarah
Fayal
Azores
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Louis Albert Banks
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Newsboys
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America
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Mr. Niles
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Temple Clubs
Memoay Commandery
Knights Templars
Beacon Street
Timothy Sinn
Corner Beach
Lincoln Streets
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Sinn
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Calais
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St. John
Milford
Milford Daily News
Boston Post
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Sts. mosToNn Veraminam Hospital
Calis
Cephalonia
Shawmut Furniture. Co
Shawmut Ave
Beston
Moranites
Coakleyites
WEW
Hood’s
Mre, EZ. E. Brown
Teotoone
FR. Vaughan
Cardinal Hanning
Scott
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Burkhardt Brewing Co
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Ames
Boston Wharf Co
Bestes Postoffice
Joseph B. Russell
Bostom
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Ella A. Swift
Provincetown
Antonio Boguin
Ued
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