Lawyer Harv D Hadlock Faces Divorce By Wife
Mrs. Alexene L Hadlock seeks divorce on statutory grounds in Boston ensuring alimony and child custody. She recounts suspicions since 1892 and details alleged visits to Eliot street quarters and a Quincy House encounter with her husband, including witnesses describing his movements and the couple’s finances while living at the Revere House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Alexene L. Hadlock
Harvey D
Boston
Hadlock
Portland
Chadwick Building
Smith
James King
Chadwick
James J. Donovan
Hadlock’s
Dora Teinley
Chicago
Compton Street
Young’s
Local disputes and abuse cases surface in court testimonies
The excerpt details multiple marital disputes and allegations of abuse. Caroline Seagrave recounts years with Edward P including threats and a loaded revolver. Mabel Orr describes a quarrel leading to separation. Mary Louis alleges marriage to a policeman while he faced bigamy and gun threats. Margaret Gale notes embezzlement ties and repeated moves. Julia Reinhart testifies to 22 years of domestic abuse and a 1893 departure. Decisions reserved.
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Caroline A. Seagrave
Edward P
Edward
Cora
Mabel F. Orr
James F
Revere
Charlestown
James
Mabel
Mary A. Louis
Charles
Margaret G. Gale
Willie
Webber
Cassie Fleming
Gale
Julia Reinhart
Ferdinand
Sargent
Distrustful spouse case ends in alimony debate and divorce notes
A long divorce proceeding reveals details of alleged infidelity and large earnings. The plaintiff seeks $250 to $300 monthly alimony for maintenance and her son’s education while the defendant earns substantial fees in major cases. Testimony identifies the Compton street house as a bad repute site.
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Hadlock
Campbell
New York
Codman-Brooks
Micellant
Libellee
T. C. Small
Cok Rs Knowlton
Compton Street
Wells Gone at Melrose Missing Grocer Employee
Alonzo Wells, employed by A. H. Moody grocer on Main street Melrose, disappeared last Saturday with over 700 dollars he had collected from grocery bills. Moody said Wells had been weekly collector for customers who were away on vacation and would pay upon their return. Wells left at 6 am saying he was bound for Boston on a business errand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Alonzo Wells
A. H. Moody
Main Street
Boston
Dolphin strikes Gloucester schooner near Newport
On Oct 12 the U S despatch boat Dolphin hit the fishing schooner Mary E Webb of Gloucester as it beat out of Newport harbor. The Mary E Webb sank briefly but was beached in Mackeral Cove Jamestown and later kedged off to safety. No injuries reported and the Dolphin stood by with searchlights and a lifeboat.
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Newport
R. I
Wallace
Naval Station
United States
Dolphin
Mary E. Webb
Gloucester
Webb
Castle Hill
Mackerel Cove
Jamestown
Ferry Collision Damages Drop at Boston North Ferry
The D. D. Kelly ferry, under Captain Wheeler, smashed into the drop on the Boston side causing broken cabin panes and torn planks. Ferry crews repaired the area, predicting the drop would be out of use for a couple of days while investigators consider possible causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Kelly
Wheeler
Boston
North Ferry
Hotel Savoy 10 Opens After Stetson Estate Litigation
The Hotel Savoy will reopen Thursday as a metropolitan hostelry after being closed due to litigation over the Stetson estate. Lessees F. Risteen & Co. of the Copley Square Hotel take charge, with Colonel George A. Keeler managing the Savoy while Risteen oversees both properties.
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Stetson
Hotel
Savoy
Messrs. F
Risteen & Co
Copley Square
Huntington Avenue
Risteen
George A. Keeler
Turk’s Head Inn
Horse Fells Cart Man in Cambridge Accident
Andrew Morgan a Chelsea teamster was crushed when his horse and cart toppled onto him at Main Street Cambridge. He was freed and taken to Massachusetts General Hospital with severe injuries. An advertisement urges travelers to carry Salvation Oil for bruises.
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Andrew Morgan
Seond Street
Chelsea
Main Street
Cambridge
Massachusetts General Hospital
Canvassing for a New Archbishop Ends in Debate
The succession to Archbishop Benson rests with the Queen or prime minister. Candidates include Dr Kennion of Beth and Wells, noted for liberal views and imperial federation ties. Lords Salisbury and Rosebery influence the selection, with Kennion seen as a moderate leader within a broad church tradition.
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Benson
Dr. Benson
Ladstone
Gladston
Gladstone
Truro
Lord Salisbury
Church of England
Dr. Kennion
Beth and Wells
Lord Rosebery
Likely successor candidates for the Anglican primacy
The article weighs potential archbishop candidates including Dr Temple bishop of London and former Marlborough master, Bishop Boyd Carpenter of Ripon, and Dr Maclagan of York. It notes London as a frequent stepping stone to primacy, and mentions Wilberforce lineage and other bishops, with royal and political input possible.
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Temple
London
Exeter
Benson
Tait
York
Maclagan
Restoration lecture by Dr Greene at Music Hall
Dr Greene of 34 Temple pl Boston presents a free illustrated lecture on nerve weakness and debility in men women and children. He urges health discipline and offers private free consultations by letter or in person with emphasis on cures and prevention. Tonight 8 o clock only men, tomorrow 3 pm ladies, both at Music Hall with free admission.
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Greene
Temple Pl
Boston
Mass
Music Hall
Chiildren
Times
Dr. Greene
City Art Commission Rejects Bacchante Statue for Public Library
The Art Commission declined Architect Charles F McKim's Bacchante statue for the Public Library building citing artistic merit but unsuitable fit. Ten experts assessed value and suitability, noting Sime praised the concept yet its light dancing pose clashed with courtyard architecture. Trustees hold the nude figure's fit for the fountain.
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Charles F. McKim
Paris
Edward Robinson
Macmonnies
Quincy
William Endicott, Jr
Museum of Fine Arts
Charles A Cummings
Society of Architects
F. O. Prince
Public Library
Francis A. Walker
Institute of Technology
Sime
Queen Sends Message to Widow of Archbishop
The Queen offers condolences to the archbishop's widow saying she is stunned by the awful news and that her sorrow is great. She recalls the archbishop as dear kind and excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury
American Wringer Company Ad in Boston Directory
The American Wringer Company offers wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers with repair service included. Repairs called for and delivered at no extra charge. Contact by writing or telephone Tremont 764.
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American Wringer Company
Broadway
Cornhill
Boston
Tremont
Cardinal Gibbons declares unity at Catholic University
Cardinal Gibbons releases a formal statement from Baltimore on October 12 denying any discord among the university board. He says the directors are fully united and will focus on selecting a worthy successor to Bishop Keane to secure the institution’s best interests.
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Baltimore
Catholic University
Cardinal Gibbons
Keane
Dueling and Mutiny Mark Arctic Whaling Fleet Record
The Jennie delivers 59690 pounds of bone for Pacific Whaling Company as Arctic whaling reports a harsh season with deaths, desertions, and a mutinous Baylies crew. A fatal duel on the Balaena leaves Second Mate Frank Jones mortally wounded. Rowen to be tried in San Francisco. Franklin Bay and Herschel Island patrols shape a cautious forecast for next season.
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San Francisco
Arctic
Jennie
Pacific Whaling Company
Sea Okhotsk
Mason O
Balaena
H. P. Bowen
Frank Jones
Jones
Herschel Island
Grampus
Franklin Bay
Herschel
Chas
Obituaries From New Haven and Vienna Arts and Public Figures
OBITUARY reports William Rodman longtime editor of the Register and Palladium dies at 44 after cancer battle in New Haven Conn. Vienna records famed composer Herr Bruckner dead. Also notes the Dedham train incident ending in a death and remarks on engineer Neves’s sewer and drainage work and appointment to the metropolitan sewer commission in 1894. Cliftondale merchant Charles Wesley Raddin dies after a fatal shock. funeral set for Wednesday at his Cliftondale home.
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New Hawain, Conn
Willian Rodman
The
Register
the Palladium
Rodman
Vienna
Herr Bruckner
Pressy
Noyes & Hazen
A. F. Noyes
Dedham
Parl Square
Neves
Metropolitan Sewer Commission
Greenhalge
Charles Wesley Raddin
Cliftondale
Boston
Raddin
George A. Phinney
Gradt Methodist Church
Cambridge
Marlboro Special Election On City Charter Tomorrow
Marlboro voters go to the polls tomorrow to decide whether to accept or reject the city charter that passed the Legislature last year.
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Hadlock and Wife
Hood
Junk Reinhray
Nellie M. Kelsey
James H
Stephen W. Wiley
Hattie
Johnson
Anodyne
Liniment
Brice
N & CO
Custom House &T
Easant
Wells
U. S
East Boston
Hotel Savoy
DR. Maclagan
W. Boyd Carpenter
England
Boyd Carpenter
Ripon
Bernard Carpenter
Hollis Street
Bishop Carpenter
Wilberforce
Samuel Wilberforce
Oxford
Winchester
Sam
Wilberforces
Ernest
Chichester
Marquis of Salisbury
Stubbs
Percival
Hereford
F.temple, DD
Archbishop Benson
Hawarden
Archbishop OF Canterbury
Art Commission
Marlboro
Marry ME
Josh
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Beals
Church of An Saviour
Jenkintown
Penn
Roberts Coles
George William Beals
Bostor
Emily Ewing
Beauvent Borie
Philadelphia
Allen
Frank B. Allen
Burke
Roxbury
Bridget Burke
Thomas Burke
Flowers
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont ST
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