Judge Orders $60 Court Costs After Troublesome Russian Couple
Probate Judge Grant failed to reconcile Philip Bidder and Rosa Bidder a few months into marriage. Rosa testified of abuse and neglect, while Bidder denied beating but admitted wife’s frequent outings. He ordered $60 in court expenses to be paid in installments. many witnesses testified, and the lengthy hearing extended through the day.
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Grant
Philip Bidder
Rosa Sc Bidder
Russia
Finer
Chambers Street
Bidder
Nathan Finer
Foresters of America Initiation at Faneuil Hall
Foresters of America marched past the reviewing stand on School street to their initiation ceremony in Faneuil Hall. The procession began at 8 p m from Elm street with 300 prospective Knights of Sherwood Forest and many members of the supreme and grand court bodies in attendance.
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Foresters of America
School Street
Fitzgerald
Faneuil Hall
Elm Street
Knights of Sherwood Forest
Supreme
Grand Court
Stop Woman Offer for Lydia Pinkham Advice
A female health advice notice promotes Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham’s assistance for women with female weaknesses. It emphasizes confidential, woman-to-woman guidance from Lynn Massachusetts without charges, urging readers to write for special advice and try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Rheumatism Cure Promoted by Williams Pink Pills
Mrs. Cota of West Cheshire Connecticut credits Williams Pink Pills with curing her rheumatism after years of pain. The ad claims the medicine targets blood to remove the disease, notes no bowel action, and promises renewed strength and sleep. Sold by druggists or postpaid at 60 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Ine Co
Schenectady
Mystery of a girl shot near sugar camp in New Hampshire
Lillian Paine of Westmoreland lies critically injured after a rifle bullet to the brain near a sugar camp in Keene New Hampshire. The wounded woman repeats that an unknown man murdered her as doctors fear she may die before giving a full statement. Deputy Sheriff Lord notes evidence including a blood clot in a woodshed and a handkerchief with the rifle nearby.
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Keene, N. H
Lillian Paine
Alexander Paine
Westmoreland
J. A. Craig
Lord
Hinckley Wins Treasurers Race By Ten Votes
In a special Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange election for treasurer to fill the late B. F. Southwick’s vacancy, James G. Hinckley defeated Benjamin R. Hafford by 193 to 183 votes. The contest drew nearly all members to participate.
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Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
B. F. Southwick
James G. Hinckley
Benjamin R. Hafford
Mr. Hinckley
Crook's Bullet Missed Inspector in Desperate Larceny Plot
George Carter, 23, a known pickpocket, was arrested after a failed attempt to kill Inspector Walter A. Abbott with a loaded revolver on Hawley Street. The shot missed, striking the coat of bystander William McCausland and drawing a crowd. Carter, found with gloves, jewelry, and 100 cartridges, faces larceny from an unknown person and assault with intent to kill. Miss Lillian Kevet identified him as part of a suspicious group linked to recent store robberies. He is to be arraigned in court today.
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George Carter
Walter A. Abbott
Hawley Street
William McCausland
Howe Street
Dorchester
Carter
Abbott
Lillian Kevet
Readsboro man robs none and terrorizes rail cars in North Adams
Alfred P Hall of Readsboro Vermont armed with a 38 caliber revolver terrorized a hotel waiter and a trolley car crew then boarded a freight train. After threatening passengers and the train crew the man was overpowered by officers and locked up. Police attributed his actions to liquor use.
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North Adams
Alfred P. Hall
Readsboro
Hall
Boston & Maine Railroad
Caboose
Charge Denied as Patrolman James Stewart Cleared
Patrolman James C. Stewart faced charges by Chief Charles H. Rhoades alleging 40 late duty ring ins and a July 7 lapse from 6 to 8 am. Testimony showed he and officer Blight pursued highway robbers on that morning, with others noting he was not on duty during alleged lapses. The board continued decision to next Friday night.
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James C. Stewart
Revere
Charles H. Rhoades
Stewart
George C. Devine
Quinlan
Blight
Superior Criminal Court
Boston
Keeping
Dreadnought Becomes Flagship in New Home Fleet
London reports the battleship Dreadnought will join the new home fleet as flagship for Rear Admiral Francis C. B. Bridgeman. The move aligns the vessel with Bridgeman's command and marks a notable assignment for the warship.
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London
Francis C. B. Bridgeman
Japanese Bishop Harris Seeks Calm Over School Policy
Washington dispatch reports Merriam Colbert Harris missionary bishop for Japan and Korea met the President to discuss Japanese reactions to San Francisco authorities excluding Japanese children from schools with white children. Harris notes Japan fears no conflict with the United States and Britain and denies conspiracies regarding US interests.
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Washington
Merriam Colbert Harris
Methodist Episcopal Church For
Japan
Corea
San Francisco
Harris
United States
Great Britain
Philippines
Bishop Harris
Eastern roads face sweeping wage and hour demands
Eastern trunk line railroad workers have allied with Western crews to seek higher wages or an eight hour day. The New York Central and other major roads are to be confronted with formal proposals from engineers firemen switchmen telegraphers yardmen baggagemen and brakemen as organized groups press for changes before week’s end.
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New York
East
Eastern Seaboard
New York Central
Decision in Hearst favor affirm Independence League nominating rights
The New York Court of Appeals ruled in Hearst's favor affirming the Independence League of New York City may nominate by multiple petitions. It held that among judicial nominations the first filed certificate has priority and that the Independence League can designate its own candidates. Senator Hill and league attorneys argued for validity of cross district nominations, which the court accepted.
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Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals
Independence League of
New York City
Independence League
Hill
Congress
Senate
Assembly
Massachusetts exhibit space granted at Jamestown Exposition
Norfolk report says G. W. Catharin on behalf of Massachusetts commercial bodies secured space for a large collective display from Bay State cities at the Jamestown Exposition.
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Norfolk
G. W. Catharin
Massachusetts
Bay State
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Sleeper
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Conly
James G Hinckley
Mystery OF
Miss Paine
Somerville
the Fruit and Produce Exchange
Aea
Booklovers
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Post
P. O
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Conditions of Booklovers
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Sundost
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Ieee
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Crook
Inspector Abbott
Dreadnought
Hearst
Jamestown
Turkey
Holmes, Luce & Adams
CO. Iock SQ
Gregor Ye
Washington Street
Bromfield Street
Jaynes Drug Co
Mall
Rosine Company
Washington, D. C
THE
White Dental
Gola
Norway
Erling Bjornsen
Sterne Bjornsen
Walton Advertising & Printing CO
Court St. Boston
Leary
John Leary
North End
Thornley Street
St. Peter's Church
Masonic Hall
Meridian Street
Quinn
Cambridge
James
Maria
Michael Quinn
Cambridgeport
Riley
Nellie L. Riley
Margaret de Grasse
Shawmut Avenue
Cathedral Holy Cross
Robson
Wellesley Hills
William O. Robson
Congregational Church
South Terminal
Whee Pantie
Coe ‘4 & Sons Corp'n
Tremont ST
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