Darling wins in car scrap near Swanton and Burlington
The Swanton citizens dispute over sealing cars on the Canadian line and U S customs failure ends with a Treasury Department letter upholding Charles H Darling and allowing him to remain counsel for the Central Vermont railroad despite objections.
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Burlington, Vt
Swanton
Charles Ht. Darling
Vermont
United States Customs
Treasury Department
Darling
Central Vermont Railroad
Dorchester Dump Permit Revoked After Neighborhood Protest
The Dorchester Board of Health revoked the disposal permit for the Ballou avenue and Mascot street site after residents protested. The property owners had been allowed to use the land to dump ashes and other refuse at the junction of Ballou avenue and Mascot street.
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Ballou Avenue
Mascot Street
Dorchester
Board of Health of the
City
Murder Hinted in West End Liquor Death
Autopsy on Charles Robarge age 26 found carbolic acid in his stomach after he collapsed at a lodging house on 3 Lowell Street Tuesday. Medical Examiner Magrath suspects poisoning disguised as alcohol and police consider murder.
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Charles Robarge
Lowell Street
George B. Magrath
Robarge
Suit over ex wife dress bills filed in WilkesBarre
A New York firm sues Chester B. Derr a WilkesBarre social leader to pay dressmaker bills contracted by his wife Charlotte Consatus Derr recently divorced. The action seeks 540 dollars with interest from last May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Chester B. Derr
Charlotte Consatus Derr
New York
Patrolman Credits Cooper Medicine As Cure Claim
Patrolman George Lehnhotz reports his mother, 71, of 986 Union Ave Bronx, recovered from stomach catarrh mistaken for cancer after using Cooper's New Discovery. He says she lost pain, can eat, and carry out duties, though the maker disputes cancer claims and warns diagnoses may be wrong. The drug is sold nationwide through drug stores.
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George 4. Lehnhotz
Polytechnical Clinic
Thirty-fourth Street
Cooper
Patrolman Lehnhoff
Band of Horse Thieves Strikes Plymouth County
Plymouth County farmers are terrorized as a wave of horse thefts sweeps the area near South Carver. Two horses were stolen early today, marking the worst spate of thefts in two decades and sparking local alarm. The article notes a growing fear among residents and ongoing police efforts.
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Brockton
Plymouth County
South Carver
Horse thefts plague South Carver district as patrols rise
A score of officers with armed citizen help guard 20 square miles after two men stole two valuable horses from Makepeace Cranberry Bogs barn in South Carver. The pair fled in different directions. one horse pulled an express wagon, the other a buggy, with two extra harnesses taken. A daily pattern of horse thefts has persisted for a month.
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Makepeace Cranberry Bogs
South Carver
Miss Dorothy Forbes Fined in Municipal Court
Miss Dorothy Forbes elbowed her way through a curious throng in the Municipal Court yesterday. The Back Bay society favorite and Vincent Club member had been summoned for not carrying her certificate of registration when stopped on Columbus avenue last week by Patrolmen Underhill and Hazlett.
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Dorothy Forbes
Back Bay Society
Vincent Club
Columbus Avenue
Underhill and
Hazlett
Miss Forbes Guilty Over Car Light Violation
Miss Forbes, daughter of J. Murray Forbes, admitted guilt in a Police Court case after a Columbus avenue stop over a lamp light issue. Judge Burke imposed a nominal 1 cent fine, but it was not collected as a matter of practice.
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Miss Forbes
Brown
Burke
J. Murray Forbes
Commonwealth Avenue
Milton
Columbus Avenue
Divorce suit cites wife’s intense church work
SCRANTON Penn Nov 19 Too much religion is given as grounds for a divorce by George T Rehrig from Mamie his wife of seven years Her zeal in church work allegedly led her to neglect home duties but she seeks the separation in court
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Scranton
Penn
George T. Rehrig
Mamie
Gets Five Years for Stealing 35 Cents
Oakland report states Michael Getts pleaded guilty to snatching a purse from Mrs. Carrie Fastini containing 25 cents. Judge Stanley A. Smith sentenced him to five years in Quentin penitentiary, with the result described as expiatory time at seven cents a year.
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Oakland
Michael Getts
Carrie Fastini
Stanley A. Smith
Quentin Penitentiary
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