Bride of Month Wins Alimony Suit in Cambridge Court
Mary Edna Martin of Cambridge testified in equity court on alimony during her divorce libel against John G. Martin of Somerville. Judge Richardson ordered $50 for counsel, $5 weekly thereafter, and $5 weekly from July 8, 1909 to date, citing religious differences as the main dispute. Both spouses are noted figures in Cambridge society.
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Mary Edna Martin
Cambridge
Equity
Superior Court
Richardson
John G. Martin
Somerville
East Boston Elevator Becomes Landmark on Waterfront
The 185 foot high brick and concrete East Boston elevator, largest in New England, began operating with 1,000,000 bushel capacity. It bridged rail and sea traffic, unloading 300,000 bushels in 20 hours and shipping 20,000 bushels per hour. Built at a cost of 1,000,000 dollars as part of a 4,000,000 dollar terminal rebuild by the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company.
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Boston
New England
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
Boston & Albany Railroad
California
J. Q’meara
Easton
Co. B
Q. R. R. Ain
Washington St
Boaton
Mayor Pressured By Finance Commission Over Health Board Vacancy
The Finance Commission demands an written explanation from Mayor Fitzgerald for delaying filling the vacant board of health seat. It urges appointing a Civil Service Commission compliant candidate, criticizes the temporary appointee, and recalls the rejected Senator Lomasney choice after the late Frederick C. North's death.
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Finance Cnrpmission
Fitzgerald
Thva Board of Health
Civil Service Commission
Health Department
Joseph P. Lomasney
Frederick C. North
Robert Greene
Board of Overseers of the Poor
Maine Good Templars oppose resubmitting prohibition
At Biddeford Maine on October 12 the Grand Lodge of Maine Good Templars held a semi annual convention. A committee led by E H Emery Frank J Gowan O B Norton and Thomas H Connolly and John F Goldthwaite was chosen to prevent the question of resubmission. The group adopted a long set of resolutions upholding prohibition and no officers were elected.
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Biddeford
Grand Lodge of Maine
Good Templars
Templar E. H. Emery
Frank J. Gowan
Waterville
Norton
Portland
Thomas H. Connolly
John F. Goldthwaite
Grand Lodge
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Ding
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Roosevelt
Briga
W. W. Wotherspoon
The
Army War College
Rockville, Ma
James A Houston Company
P. E. Magrane, Trens
Norfolk OU
Little Wonder Shoes
Little Wonder
Mary J. Lincoln
Sarah Tyson Rover
Helen Armstrong
Marion Harland
Lida Ames Willis
N. K. Fairbank Company
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