Hartje Divorce Case Deposition Read In Court
Clifford Hooe, a negro coachman, testified in the Hartje divorce case perjury trial. He described Mrs. Hartje’s habits at the stable and relationships with Hope, who later retracted the deposition. John F. Scott testified Hope accused Mrs. Hartje. Scott pressed perjury charges. Edgar Ray testified Hooe confessed a $5000 bribe offer, receiving $700.
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Pittsburg
Clifford Hooe
Negro Coachman
Hartje
Robert’ 8. Frazer
Hope
Hartie
Edgar Ray
Hooe
East Liverpool
Ray
London Gossip Says Mrs Adair Refused Kitchener
London society talks of a reported proposal from Lord Kitchener to Mrs Adair and her purported refusal. The American widow allegedly dismissed marriage to the peer, noted as a famed English general, while remaining wary of how it affects her friendship with Kitchener.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Adair
Drugged drinking husbands in early divorce cases
In a Philadelphia divorce court Mrs. Clara M. Hill testified that her husband William K. Hill slept much and drank heavily, using drugs that left him barely awake. Other cases included Edna May McKervey and Edith George describing abusive, drunken husbands, with revolver threats and neglect. Judge White dismissed one libel for desertion after six days. About 25 libels were heard with decrees reserved in most.
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Clara MM. Hill
Willam EK. Hill
Annie. E. “Sherman
Philip A
West Newton Street
Edna May McKervey
James H. Tower
Mbellant
Irish Envoys Hazelton and Kettle to be Welcomed in Boston
Ireland's young representatives Richard Hazelton and Thomas Kettle arrive in Boston welcomed by the United Irish League for a visit at 6 pm. They travel at the invitation of T P O'Connor and national officers to continue work of supporting Irish affairs and fund-raising for a parliamentary fund in America.
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Ireland
Richard Hazelton
M. P
North
Galway
Thomas
East Tyrone
Boston
United Irish League
America
T. P. O'Connor
United Irish League .of America
T P. O'Connor
House
Philadelphia
Messrs
Kettle
Hazelton
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Allen
Larkin
O'Brien
Manchester
T. B. Fitzpatrick
Philip McEntve
Bethlehem
D. J. Moore
Utica
Shelburne
Falls
John PF
Patrice H. McKenna
York City
Neil A Ae Metty
Selene Abel
David Healy
Kew
Sabina Davitt
Washington
New York City
Flanigan
Mrs Buck of Brookline Celebrates 92nd Birthday
Mrs. Lorina R Buck of Brookline aged 92 celebrated a birthday at her home 1683 Beacon Street with a notable gathering. She is the mother of the wife of the former Surgeon General Blood and remains well preserved. Her sister, aged 82 from Waterville Maine, arrived yesterday, and Mrs Buck hoped to reach the century mark.
Bark Penobscot Struck by Lightning in Storm
Captain Dow of the bark Penobscot reports that about ten miles from Sandy Hook during a heavy thunderstorm she was struck by lightning. It took off a third of the mizzen topmast damaged iron work twisted wire pennants and cut truss bolts of the main yards. Repair work followed and the vessel sailed from Montevideo toward the West Indies in ballast around October 20.
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Captain Dow
Boston
Penobscot
Montevideo
New York
Sandy Hook
West Indies
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Washington Street
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Lord Barrymore
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Aden
Mocks
Java
Galas
Cartons, Soc
England
Union and Elm Fresh
Mt. Vernon
Pointe
Mgr
CharlieCready
Murnane
J.T. Sete Raa
Arthur O'Keefe
M. J
Baltimore
John Deiscoll
Gallagher
Talword O'Meagher Condon
New Nashville
Ag Lee Seker
Os Gabell
Care
Matthew Cumeens
Richard Hazleton
Thomas M.’ Kettle
North Galway
Timothy Smith CO
Mass
Dudley Street
Rera Todind
Persia
Isabella
Price
Terrence Wapple
Buffalo Insane Asylum
Niagara Falls
Lockport
N. Y
Frank Larkin
Cummins Clothing CO
Washington ST
Cor
Common ST
Harvard Avenue
Cushing
Soa
Hes
Cushing Medical Supply
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