Case Won by Husband in Detective Alienation Suit
Frederick W. Cope of Cambridge gained a decree nisi in East Cambridge Superior Divorce Court after ten months of diary based surveillance against his lodger husband, ending his alienation claim. Winifred M. Cope did not contest. Cope was awarded five thousand dollars in heart harm. The events trace to 1913 and follow prior divorce actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Cope
Pearl Street
Cambridge
McLaughlin
East Cambridge
Winifred M. Cope
Frederick Cope
John Shaw
Cope
Frederick W. Cone
Anniversary Gift Marks Bishop Lawrence Tenure
The 20th anniversary of Bishop William Lawrence’s consecration as head of the Massachusetts Protestant Episcopal Diocese will be observed with personal features. On Monday he will receive a desk set including a desk chair and furnishings, crafted from Sheraton based designs and made to his measurements as a token from his friends in the diocese.
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William Lawrence
Massachusetts
Protestant Episcopal Church
Lawrence
Sheraton
Victims Travel 2000 Miles in Race Fraud Swindle
William J. Young and wife of Brandon Manitoba appealed to St. Louis police to find two men who swindled them of 6000 dollars after they travelled about 200 miles to invest in a supposed sure thing horse race. They turned over the money yesterday in a local hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
William J. Young
Brandon
Manitoba
Young
Impeachment Trial of Governor Sulzer Briefly Adjourned
A brief session of Governor Sulzer's impeachment trial in Albany was held then adjourned until Monday afternoon to allow defense counsel time to finalize plans. Judge Cullen granted the adjournment and Judge D Cady Herrick said the defense would be ready to proceed Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Sulzer
Cullen
Dcady Herrick
People’s House
Herrick
Austen G. Fox
Hinman Illness Shapes Defense in Impeachment Case
Senator Harvey Hinman’s illness raises worry as he plans to outline the defense once able. He works through court sessions and nights with Governor at the People’s House, while the Governor pushes through testimony and strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey D. Hinman
Hinman
Louis A. Sarecky
Merry Artist Girls Arrive on Cymric
Four San Francisco art students hailed as merry artists disembarked with much fanfare from the White Star liner Cymric at Charlestown. Miss Hanson Miss Gillon Miss Taylor and Mrs Colby travel amid talks of studying in Munich Paris and London. Passengers included Judges Austin Quinn and notable Boston social figures. The cabin list showed 424 passengers and 7 steerage out of 431.
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Charlestown
San Francisco
West Coast
Miss Hanson
Miss Gillon
Miss Taylor
Mrs. Colby
Munich
Paris
London
Senger
England
Judge Austin
Joseph F. Quinn
Salem
Austin
Quinn
Judge Quinn
Thaddeus
Helena
Joseph Adamowski
Anna Gorecki
C. T. Barton
New York
Charles Urban
Urban
Ixinematocolor Company
Antoinette Szumowska
Cambridge
Thaddeus and
Gypsy Band Travels 800 Miles to Boston for Winter
A Brazilian gypsy band of about 100, led by Carlo Bulla, arrived in Boston after traveling from Rio de Janeiro via Central America and Mexico. They will winter in three hired blocks on East Dedham Street, live in Boston through spring, sell horses, and have women weaving baskets and telling fortunes.
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Boston
Dedham Street
Carlo Bulla
Rio de Janeiro
Mexico
Brazil
Washington
Bulla
Albany Street
East Canton Street
United States
Pacific Coast
Hagenbeck Praises Boston Zoo Aviary Excellence
Carl Hagenbeck of Hamburg and his brother Lorenz visited Boston's new aquarium room and toured the aviary, large flying cage, and bear dens. He called the facility the largest and most complete aviary in existence and commended Curator Benson for the animals' fine condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hagenbeck
Hamburg
Germany
Lorenz
Cuban Champion Sails for London
Cuban chess champion J. R. Capablanca left New York aboard the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria for London and Paris en route to St. Petersburg to assume duties as chancellor to the Cuban consulate there. He plans to meet chess masters en route to the Havana congress.
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New York
J. R. Capablanca
London
Paris
St. Petersburg
Havana
Robbery of U S Sub-Treasury Highlighted in Estate Filing
In San Francisco on October 2 the estate of late Lester Jacobs, former United States sub-treasurer, showed vaults robbed of 2000 dollars around April 13 1906 during the earthquake and fire. Jacobs covered the loss privately and heirs' reimbursement claim is considered valueless.
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San Francisco
Lester Jacobs
United States
Jacobs
Zoo visits chart plans for Franklin Park expansion
After touring Franklin Park Zoo and nearby facilities he proposed a potential new zoo at Franklin Park. Herr Hagenbeck cited ample space for animal freedom and discussed the favorable conditions for a zoo in the area during his visit.
Photograph collection from Hamburg catalogues global animal scenes
A noted contributor curates a 206 page book of photographs in Hamburg featuring animal life and landscapes. The volume promises extensive descriptions of creatures and parks across continents, highlighting species from many regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esting
Hamburg
Secretary Lane on Way to Capital
Franklin K. Lane secretary of the interior left San Francisco for Washington via Denver to meet with Colorado officials on Estes Park becoming Rocky Mountain National Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Denver
Colorado
Estes Park
Rocky Mountain National Park
First St Andrew Brotherhood Meet Opens in New York
The Sth annual meeting of the Brotherhood of St Andrew, a national layorganization of the Protestant Episcopal Church, was held in New York today. The general convention begins October 8 and lasts three weeks.
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New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Sample Dress Ends Match Dainty Scotch Plaid Gown
A customer and salesgirl discuss trimming a loose end to match a newly purchased $7.50 Scotch plaid dress for a little girl. The salesgirl notes the dress is made so carefully there are few, if any, stray ends. The parties then plan to fetch a sample from the workrooms.
Girls Hand-Embroidered French Dresses and Coats Sale
A catalog listing for children and misses outerwear and dresses including Girls Hand-Embroidered French Dresses in pique and linen, Girls Scotch Plaid and English Mixture Coats, hand-embroidered and smocked dresses, and special Misses Evening Dresses in charmeuse with net overdrape and silver beads, with prices shown.
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Winifred M. Copie
Waltham Watches
Washington St
Ies
Jewelry
Water St
Senator Hinman
Fox
Hagenbeck
Will
U. S. Sub-Treasury
Franklin Park Zoo
Aquarium
Norumbega Park
Lexington Park
Herr Hagenbeck
Franklin Park
Lane
Slattery Co
Tremont Street
Tsco
Hart, Schaffner
Marx
America
Boylston
Col. Boylston St
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