Chinamen Fined in United States Court
Wong Hong of Cambridge was fined $100 by Judge Morton in the United States District Court for concealing smoking opium. Low Wong of Lawrence was fined the same amount and sent to Hast Cambridge jail to work out his fine. Charley Tow Man of Lowell was declared defaulted for failure to appear when summoned.
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Wong Hong
Cambridge
Morton
United States
Low Wong
Lawrence
Charley Tow Man
Lowell
Harvard Battery A Men Prepare Return to Campus
Battery A sailors arrive home after border duty in Texas since July and will be mustered out. The unit is composed largely of Harvard graduates and students, with many in-service undergraduates set to rejoin the university next week.
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Harvard
Battery A
Texas
Wilson Granted Divorce in Court Action
Charles FE Wilson general manager of Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company was granted a divorce from Alyce M. Wilson by Judge Fox in the Divorce Court yesterday afternoon. Wilson cited cruel and abusive treatment by his wife.
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Charles FE. Wilson
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Alyce M. Wilson
Fox
Detroit mother shoots son then kills herself
Mrs. Elizabeth Adams, 30, a hotel guest in Detroit, shot and killed her 5-year-old son Harold this afternoon before taking her own life. The child was found beside her in the hotel room. a single shot hit the boy and two shots were fired into the mother’s head. No motive or home address is known.
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Detroit
Mich
Elizabeth Adams
Harold
Woodrow and Gunplay Over Wilson Here
New York reports twin births in Gastonia North Carolina with names Woodrow and Wilson. The joke ties their weights to a Wilson victory next month. A separate court case in South Bend involved Frank Kenney, accused of gun play in a lunchroom over a beef stew and scalloped oysters. He received probation.
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New York
M. D. Abernathy
Gastonia
N. C
Democratic National Committee
Frank Kenney
Central Court
John Anilantis
South Bend
S<enney
Tong to be Tried for Profanity Given Language Gap
John G Tong a Harrison avenue laundryman will be tried next Thursday on a profanity charge. Officer Kelleher said Tong swore at a group of young men who accused him of annoying girls. An interpreter will be arranged as Tong spoke no English on the stand.
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John G. Tong
Harrison Avenue
Kelleher
Tong
Tony
Trial opening reveals wife abuse and threats in Wilson case
Wilson testifies his wife slapped him and taunted him while receiving attention from other men. Dr. Rossman recounts treating Wilson for illnesses and operating for appendicitis, noting deep chest scratches and fear of poisoning after a quarrel over his wife's drinking. Witness Dutch recalls Mrs. Wilson threats to shoot him and insistence on more money leading to Wilson leaving the home.
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Wilson
Charles F. Rossman
Columbia Road
Dorchester
Proctor
Not So Successful Wilson Seeks Divorce in Desertion Row
Joseph Henry Wilson sought a divorce from Sarah Adelia Wilson with custody of four children. He testified they married in Boston on November 20, 1892 and lived in Wareham New Bedford Worcester and Boston. He accused her of adultery in 1908 and 1910. Judge Fox took the case under advisement questioning whether desertion occurred after their reconciliation and cohabitation.
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Joseph Henry Wilson
Sarah Adelia Wilson
Fox
Wilson
Boston
Worcester
Wareham
New Bedford
Cape
Harvard Battalion Opens Drill With 250 Members
The Harvard Battalion held its first drill of the year at James Smith Hall with 250 men, down from last year’s 1100. The unit is open only to enrolled students and those in regular military courses, restricting broader college military participation.
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Harvard Battalion
Harvard Regiment
James Smith Hall
Orrine Treatment Advertises Break Habit Cure
An advertisement promotes Orrine as a reliable home treatment to quit drinking. It claims the remedy eliminates whiskey desire, offers two forms No 1 secret and No 2 voluntary, costs $1 per box, with a money back guarantee if it fails. Product distributed through Ligett Riker Jaynes Drug Stores in Washington DC.
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Orrine Co
Washington, D. C
Ligett-Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Fire destroys Haley & Son mill in St Stephens
A mill belonging to Haley & Son at St Stephens burned today causing an estimated loss of 100000 dollars. The blaze also damaged a large stock of lumber in storage. Sixty workers were employed at the mill and insurance will partly cover the damage.
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ST. Stephens
N. B
Haley & Son
West Roxbury Man Dies Walking to Work
Frederick B. Taylor aged 55 of 186 Spring Street West Roxbury collapses and dies while walking to work along Gould Street He was accompanied by Henry Jackson of 18 Moreland Street West Roxbury at the time of the incident
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Frederick B. Taylor
Spring Street
West Roxbury
Gould Street
Henry Jackson
Moreland Street
Boston Storage Wapenmouse CQO expands in Back Bay area
A cautious expansion follows growth in the warehouse neighborhood as 33 years of service in Household Goods Personal Property and Automobile Storage. The firm Boston Storage Wapenmouse CQO Mass and Westland Avenues invites inquiries at Telephone Back Bay 4373.
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Boston
Wapenmouse Cqo
Mass
Westland Avenues
Back Bay
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