Boston Designer Seeks Divorces in Overseas Matrimony
Charlotte Ainley, widow of a Crescent Park milkmaid, arrives from Huddersfield to contest Emmett Ainley’s divorce case. She claims desertion after his 1906 Boston marriage to Nellie Conway nine days post a prior court ruling. The case, aided by the W C T U, is continued to Oct. 20 for her arrival.
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Providence
R. I
Boston
James O. Fallon
Emmett Ainley
Crescent Park
Charlotte Ainley
Huddersfield
Eng
Nellie Conway
England
Ainley
Heiress Bertha Krupp to Wed Army Lieutenant Today
Berlin dispatch reports Bertha Krupp heiress to a $100 million empire will marry Lieutenant Gustav von Bohlen und Halbach. The civil ceremony occurred yesterday with the Kaiser expected. Krupp works employ around 68,000 and supply arms for the army and navy, with government vigilance stressed.
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Bertha Krupp
Berlin
Gustav von Bohlen Und Halbach
Miss Krapp
Auto Wreck in Newton Injures Six People
A touring car and a steam runabout collide at Homer Street and Commonwealth Avenue at 5 30 pm injuring four men and two women. Miss Dennison and Miss Beales among the injured. the Stanley steamer destroyed. both drivers deny fault.
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Newton
Stanley
Homer Street
Commonwealth Avenue
W. H. Golding
Mr. Golding
Dennison
Beales
W. D. Putnam
Mattapan
Putnam
A. J. Wilkinson Hardware Company
Boston
Golding
Golding Printing Press Company
Miss Beales
Crowell
Fairbanks Forgives Elopers Before Vice President in Pittsburg
Frederick C. Fairbanks and bride Helen E. Scott returned from Indianapolis to Pittsburg as word spread that the couple sought forgiveness from the Vice President. The Scott family gave no comment. A lavish reception and possible Roosevelt attendance are planned, with a six month Europe and Egypt tour to follow.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Frederick C. Fairbanks
Helen E. Scott
Indianapolis
Scott
United States
Fairbanks
Nellie
Mr. Fairbanks
James Scott
Roosevelt
Europe
Egypt
Alimony Dinner Celebrates New Divorce in New York
Mrs. Sophia Florence Diesenger of Pittsburg hosts 80 guests in New York to celebrate her divorce grant. The party featured reminiscences of lawyers and clerks as attendees toasted the new status. Rumors say she will marry Francis J. Tyler from the Madame Butterfly company, while Mr Diesenger plans marriage to a wealthy Philadelphian.
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New York
Sioux Falls
Sophia Florence Diesenger
Pittsburg
Francis J. Tyler
Mr. Diesenger
Philadelphia
Andrieva Works as Hotel Waitress in Adirondacks Trip
Mme Andrieva, tied to MaxIM Gorky, earned money as a waitress at St Hubert's Inn in the Adirondacks to support the trip. The pair sailed back to Russia on the Prinzess Irene after a summer partly spent in poverty with a socialist colony in Hurricane Essex County.
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Mme. Andrieva
New York
Maxim Gorky
St. Hubert’s Inn
Adirondacks
Hurricane
Essex County
Pieshkoff
Irene
St. Hubert’s
Andrieva
Gorky
Hurricine
Staten Island
America
Victory for Mayor Grimmons in Somerville track dispute
The clash between Mayor Grimmons and the Elevated railroad over Broadway track use during Hassam pavement work ends in a city victory. The railroad agrees to install a temporary track as the city requested, preventing further pavement cracks and ditching conflict after a fast appeal to railroad commissioners.
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Grimmons
Somerville
Elevated Railroad
Broadway
Elevated
Bancroft
Maud Scott Compared to Helen Keller in Education
An 11 year old in New Orleans described as congenitally blind and deaf shows rapid progress under teacher M A Bodkin using Braille finger tapping. From a cradle upbringing to mastering an alphabet and about 200 words, she now understands simple sentences and can reply.
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New Orleans
Maud Scott
Helen Keller
Institution For the Deaf and Dumb
Jackson
Miss
M. A. Bodkin
Mrs. Bodkin
Maud
First Alaska colt shipped to the States for $10,000 milk reward
Bert Roberts of Chena in the Tanana district sent Alaska's first foal to the mainland. The colt, born June 18, was raised on bottle feeding with $10,000 worth of condensed milk and fodder at 15 cents a pound. It has become an honorary member of local sour dough societies and responds to Chinook and commands like a husky.
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San Francisco
Cal
Alaska
Bert Roberts
Tanana
Chena
Roberts
Yukon
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American Steel Trust
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Frankfort Zeitung
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Wheen
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Queen Alexandra
Brilliant
DR. Dixon
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Summer St
Iver Johnson Sporting Goods CO
Washington St
Jordan Marsh CO
Washington and
Summer Sts
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EW Millar & Weltch
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Model Camera & Phonograph Exchange
Devonshire
Pengilly & Griffith
Frank E. Phillips
Franklin Ave
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