Rumpf Divorce Case Trials Abuse and Finances
Frances L. Rumpf sued William A. Rumpf for cruelty and intoxication and was awarded $380 costs and $10 weekly alimony. The husband claimed income loss and sold assets amid allegations of a wine cellar and drinking. he denied intoxication and faced questions about a ring purchase and a head injury during a telephone call.
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Frances L. Rumpf
William A. Rumpf
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Husband forced to sell car amid alcohol woes and family burden
He testified he was compelled to sell a large automobile after his wife filled it with drinkers, leaving him unable to meet bills and forcing him to assign a daughter to run the house and pay his wife for a week's support. Mrs. Rumpf alleged her husband...
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Strikebreakers sue Boston firms for 15000 in 1907 labor clash
James A. Waddell and Archibald Mahon file suit against Boston master teamsters for 15000 claiming 400000 in services during the 1907 strike. The Boston firms named include The Lewis Flanders Company Fi field Richardson Company and others. The union strike began April 4 1907 and ended June 15 1907 with extensive manpower and expenses. A hearing is set for October 28 in Superior Court.
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J.S. Hilliard & Co
F. Knight & Son Company
Boston Forwarding and Transfer Company
Johnson & Co
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Peck Calls Her Tessie in New York Divorce Suit
Esther Quinn, suing Professor Harry Thurston Peck for 50000 dollars for breach of promise, faced further questioning in New York as details emerged about her work under the Scheffers firm and Peck’s nickname Tessie. She stated she is 34, born in Massachusetts, and spent childhood years in Boston and Cambridge. The cross examination was postponed to next Friday.
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Harry Thurston Peck
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Miss Quinn
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Cambridge
Embroidery Made Easy Designs Feature Sunday Post
The Sunday Post showcases a collar jabot and belt pattern set in a new embroidery design feature. The item highlights simple stitches and classic styling for home crafters.
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