Mrs French Battles Over Lost Vase in Equity Court
Mrs. Julia B. French seeks return or value of a 12 inch diatomous earth vase loaned to Antone Graf that vanished five years ago. Graf produced a counterfeit vase at trial, Wilfred French testified may be the original, and Judge Bishop reserved decision after testimony in the Equity Court.
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Virtu
Newbury Street
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French
Georgetown
Antone Graf
Frenchnight
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Graf
Edward G. Mitchell
Wilfred French
Bishop
Shea Stars In The Pledge of Honor At Grand Opera House
At the Grand Opera House last evening Thomas E. Shea presented The Pledge of Honor adapting Hugh Conway Called Back. Shea played the blind Englishman who encounters anarchists after a murder and cannot identify them by sight but later regains vision. The performance drew strong support and will be repeated Saturday with additional offerings this afternoon The Voice of Aztire and the rare appearance of The Bells.
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Thomas E. Shea
Hugh Conway
Mr. Shea
Elm Street Parish Extends Hall to Rev Charles R Penney
Auburn Missouri report notes Elm Street intergalist parish has extended a hall to the Rev. Charles R. Penney of Boston.
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Elm Street
Intergalist Parish
Charles R. Penney
Boston
Captain Crowley Sued for Separation in Taunton Probate Court
Mrs. Mary E Crowley of Taunton seeks separate support from Captain John G Crowley famed Atlantic navigator and seven mast schooner pioneer. The case notes alleged infidelity and seeks custody of Ralph E. 14 and Ruth G. 4 with Crowley denying desertion and claiming just cause. Both sides employ prominent local counsel.
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Taunton
Mery E. Crowley
John G. Crowley
Crowley
Fore River Ship and Engine Company
Quincy
Thomas Lawson
Captain Crowley
George W. Wells
Camden
Ralph E
Ruth G
Hall
Bartlett & Anderson
Eston
Horses Fight Slippery Tremont Slope Near Hamilton Street
A morning scene on Tremont Street near Hamilton and Winter shows horses toppled and wagons damaged due to a slick slope. Wet pitch from sunlit wooden blocks plus prior washing made footing treacherous until sand was applied by a street department worker. Mayor Hart passed by shortly after observing the scene.
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Hamilton
Winter Streets
Winter Street
Hamilton Place
Wiinter Street
Hart
City Hall
Uarqmen Street
Actress May Irwin Announces Retirement Plan
Baltimore report notes actress May Irwin will retire from the stage at season’s end. She disclosed the plan during today’s announcement, signaling the conclusion of her acting career after a long stage tenure.
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Baltimore
May Irwin
Gennini Locked Doors After Family Row Ends in Escape
Michel and Anna Gennini of 2612 Norman Street clash nightly in a turbulent marriage. Patrolman Thompson of Station 3 intervened when Anna sought help after a razor incident and a beer-fueled dispute. Anna left Michel with her friend Maggie Jones and vowed to live apart.
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Station 3
Michel
Anna Gennini
Norman Street
Italy
Anna
State of Maine
Merrimac
Boston
Maggie Jones
Rise of a Conductor to Superintendency in Cambridge Elevated Rail
Herbert A. Pasho, born 1859 in Billerica, rose from horse car conductor to general superintendent of the Cambridge elevated system of the Elevated Railway Company. He began as starter, then North Cambridge car house foreman, division superintendent, and finally mastered surface system work before taking the top post. He will begin duties November 1 and lives at 15 Remington Street in Cambridge.
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Elevated Railway Company
Herbert A. Pasho
North Cambridge
Mr. Pasho
Billerica
Rollinsford
N. H
United States
H. Rollins
Pasha
Remington Street
Whitney
Speakers at closing session of boys conference in Charlestown
The Rev Dr Edward Everett Hale and Dr Francis Greenwood Peabody led the final session at Winthrop Church Charlestown for a two day conference of workers for the boys. Hale urged daily learning and helping others while Peabody linked the boy to the home and warned homelessness as a chief peril. The talk covered home integrity, industrial training, and the dangers of parental distractions and boarding schools.
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Francis Greenwood Peabody
Wwe
Winthrop Church
Charlestown
Dr. Hale
Dr. Peabody
Peabody
Match Between Bre Burn and Oakley Postponed
In Newton on October 80 the Women’s Golf Association match between Bre Burn and Oakley, scheduled for today, was postponed until tomorrow.
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