Their Golden Wedding Day at Newton Celebration
Mr and Mrs Stephen Moore of 173 Oakleigh Road Newton celebrated their golden wedding yesterday afternoon and evening in a gathering of relatives and friends. Moore is president of Leatheroid Manufacturing Boston deacon Emmanuel Baptist Newton head of the Massachusetts Baptist Association founder of the Baptist Social Association and longtime Sunday school superintendent at Emmanuel Baptist Church. He has written and published several volumes of poems.
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Stephen Moore
Oakleigh Road
Newton
Suits Over Wife Death in Suffolk Superior Court
Patrick Mack administrator sues Dr Mary Scott Jones over his wife’s death. Dr Charles S Barrell testifies for the defense noting pneumonia can lack visible signs and may be found only at autopsy. Case heard yesterday in Suffolk Superior Court.
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Charles S. Barrell
Beacon Street
Patrick Mack
Mary Scott Jones
Boylston Street
Suffolk Superior Court
Doctor Jones Sued Over Death of Mrs Mack in 1913 Trial
Two joined cases before Judge White seek 5000 dollars for conscious suffering and 10000 for Mrs Mack’s death alleging Dr Jones failed to treat her after childbirth on April 2 1913. Patrick Macri administrator charges negligence as Mrs Mack later died April 16 after pneumonia and septicemia. The physician denies claims stating illness arose after birth and that hospital transfer followed.
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Jones
Patrick Macri
Mr. Mack
City Hospital
Benson Dead at 43 MGR BENSON A CATHOLIC FIGURE
Mgr Robert Hugh Benson son of Canterbury’s archbishop died in Salford at 43. He converted to Catholicism, became a priest in 1904, served as private chamberlain to Pope Pius X, and earned fame as an author and lecturer in America. He left two brothers, Arthur Christopher and Edward Frederic Benson, both noted writers. Meanwhile hospital worker George C. Chapman is critically ill with glanders at City Hospital.
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Salford
Eng
Robert Hugh Benson
Canterbury
Mgr
Benson
Church of England
Eton
Mer. Benson
Dean Vaughan
Pickney
Kemsing
Reginald Buckner
Rome
Pius X
Mgr. Benson
America
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes
New York City
Russia
Prussia
Arthur Christopher Benson
Magdalene College
Cambridge
Edward Frederic Benson
George C. Chapman
From Movies to Wedding Ends in Annulment
Dora Smarkowitz a young woman from Noddle Island freed herself from Jacob Simmerman two years after a coerced marriage. At seventeen she met Simmerman who took her to a moving picture theatre then to a justice of the peace. She escaped once free and pursued an annulment testified under oath with her mother corroborating the account.
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Dora Smarkowitz
Noddle Island
Jacob Simmerman
Wait
Simmerman
Moving Picture Theatre
Justice of the
German War Train for Turkey Halted
London Oct 19 report from Rome via Central News says a telegram has been received announcing the halt of the German war train bound for Turkey.
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London
The
Central News
Rome
Romanian authorities halt German munition train near Bucharest
A German train of 150 trucks carrying war materiel for Turkey was stopped by Roumanian authorities on the Bucharest Giurgevo line along the Danube. The German government protested, but the train was not permitted to proceed.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Turkey
Giurgevo
Danube
Harvard Law student George N Phillips dies in 1913
Funeral services for George Norton Phillips a Harvard Law School sophomore will be held at Appleton Chapel this afternoon with interment in Middletown Springs Vermont tomorrow. Phillips was a Hotchkiss School alumnus and Harvard student leader serving as editor of the Harvard Crimson and president of the Harvard Press Club.
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George Norton Phillips
Harvard Law School
Appleton Chapel
College Yard
Middletown Springs
George N. Phillips
Harvard
University
Hotchkiss School
Harvard Press Club
Harvard Crimson
Harvard Register
Phillips
Boston Transcript
Hasty Pudding
Signet
Phoenix, Fox
Speakers’ and Hotchkiss
The
Institute of 1770
Dickey Society
Judge Denies ReSubmission of Cuba Railroad Suit
Judge Morton refused to return to auditor James F. Jackson the suits by Columbia Knickerbocker Trust Company over stock subscriptions in the North Eastern Cuba Railroad Company. Defendants named include J S Ames F L Ames P E Keith G B Keith E H Abbot R D Evans and Mary O Cordingley. Audited counter awards were listed: J S Ames 6746465 F L Ames 8411.01 P E Keith 8420.05 G B Keith 16874.26 Mary O Cordingley 8294.87.
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Morton
United States District Court
Columbia Knickerbocker Trust Company of
New York
Trust Company
North Eastern Cuba Railroad Company
James F. Jackson
J. Ss. Ames
F. L. Ames
P. E. Keith
G. B. Keith
E. H. Abbot
R. D. Evans
Mary O. Cordingley
J. S. Ames
P. KE. Keith
G. &. Keith
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Jordan Marsh Company
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France
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Misses’ Clothing Main Store
Hague
Miss Braid
Misses’ Corsets
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John la Farge
Hawthorne
Helen A. Clarke
Men’s Furnishings
England
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