Married at 8 a Worcester wedding tour ends in bigamy claim
A Worcester man Isaac Friedman a Boston transplant faced a dramatic sequence after a supposed Russia marriage to another woman and a rabbinic divorce. Mrs Friedman claims the union is invalid and that he wed Deenee Jubynski in Worcester while no proper legal separation exists. The case threads through prior arrest and a Municipal Court fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Friedman
Boston
Worcester
Mr. Friedman
Mri
Edman No
Friedman
Russia
America
Frieda
Rebbi
Rubinovitz
Leverett Street
Deeee Jubynski
Tufta Street
W ‘Er
Horticultural Hall
Spring Street
Hus
Downs Seeks Divorce From Veronica G Downs
John J. Downs files divorce libel against Veronica G. Downs alleging improper conduct with John P. Scanlan earlier this year. The couple, married in Boston on June 7, 18, have resided in Boston and Roxbury and now live apart. The corespondent denies wrongdoing. case set for next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Downs
Columbus Avenue
Roxbury
Veronica G
Boston
South End
John P. Scanlan
Scanlan
Cabot Street
Hebrew Ladies Club Lawn Party at Roxbury Home
The Hebrew Ladies Helping Hand Association held a lawn party and dance at the Hebrew Helping Hand Temporary Home for Destitute Jewish Children in Roxbury. About 3500 persons attended this representative gathering on Fort Avenue and Beech Glen Street marking a successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew_ Ladies’ Helping Hand Association
Fort Avenue
Beech Glen Street
Roxbury
Boston regatta ends in shock as Manomet disqualified
Fishermen’s regatta showcases schooner racing with Ben Phillips Navahoe and Smith among the leaders. Manomet initially led but was ruled out after the finish, prompting questions about prize eligibility and a protest from Mattakeesett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manomet
Mattakeesett
Gladiator
Hne
Louis M. Clark
C. EB. Hodges
F. C. Carey
Thomas McManus
Ben” Phillips
Priscilla Smith
Lina
Phillips
Leeward
Smith
Navahoe
Joe” Turner
Sindee
Turner
Steel Trust Gains Reported Amid Diameter Strike News
Pittsburg reports show mixed progress in the steel strike with Amalgamated leaders claiming advances for workers while manufacturers note limited gains. A district visit by James Bugley is described, with 30 workers at the Lindsay Cutcheon mill and questions about plant closures and police protection in McKeesport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
James Bugley
Yeep
T District
Lindsau
McKeesport
National ‘Tube Works
Black
Duquesne
Wheeling
Wellsville
Canal Dover
Roerday
Boats Race Off Nahant Ends with Disputed Result
The lengthy sailing race near Nahant saw Navahoe and Massasoit withdrawn, with Manomet winning Class B after a contested disqualification ruling. Rose Standish claimed Class C after a tight finish while Dixies and others lagged behind amid unclear mark times and a potential rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manomet
Mattakeesett
Rose Standish
Vanean
Navahoe
Massasoit
Smith
Prominent Boston businessman Ferdinand Abraham dies by suicide
Ferdinand Abraham a longtime pipe maker and school board member at Blue Hill Avenue, shot himself in his home after barricading the room. He left a wife, four sons, and two daughters, and had built a large business since arriving in Boston in 1868. Abraham was a 32d degree Mason and active in many societies.
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Bluée ‘Hill Avenue
Abraham
Menara
Leopold
Charles
Emil
Louis Rosenberg
Cambridge
Dave Elvelich
Mr. Abraham
Lorsch
Hessen
Darmstadt
Boston
Washer Ia Union Park
Israel
Charlestown Boy Henry Slice Reported Missing
Charlestown police were informed yesterday that Henry Slice age 8, of 2 Chapman Street, has been missing since Saturday. He is 6 feet 6 inches tall, weighs 150 pounds, and wears a light suit with a black hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Henry Slice
Chapman Street
Healthful Change From Grape Nuts Feeds Teacher
A Gobleville Michigan schoolteacher credits Grape Nuts with restoring health and strength after years of end of term exhaustion. She gained weight from 90 to 126 pounds and reports brighter nerves and vigor, linking the improvement to the cereal. Postum Cereal Co. Ltd, Battle Creek, Michigan, can name her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gobleville
Mich
Postum Cereal Co. Ltd
Battle Creek
Maine Riots Christian Encoarage Union Opens in Waterville
The 16th annual convention of the Maine Riots Christian Encoarge Union begins in Waterville, Maine, with about four hundred delegates expected to attend the Bryan Church gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Christian Encoarge Union
Bryan Church
Forest Eee
Sega Pee
John W. Straw
Washington, D. C
Buffalo
Kanawhe
City Brevities on Accidents and Arrivals
John McLean of 6 Corning street fell at No 4 Pleasant street, fracturing the skull and being taken to City Hospital. Miss Kearney of 126 Pant Gore Avenue Jamaica Plain suffered a jaw fracture after a fall. she was taken to City Hospital. Ivernia is expected to arrive this morning with gyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McLean
Corning Street
Pleasant Street
Te Kearney
Gore
Jamaica
Arder Ivernia
Idtala
Quincy and Corbett steer Democratic nominating bid
Ex mayor Quincy works with ex Senator Corbett and city leaders to line up support for a Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Meetings in New York and Quincy’s State Street office set groundwork while State committee harmony is pursued and General Collins aligns with Quincy for upcoming convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Committee
Joseph J. Corbett
William 8. McNary
Quincy
Corbett
Chairman Donovan
New York
McNary
State Street
Donovan
State Committee
Bellevue
Dmayor
Corbatt
George Fred. Williams
Wilams
Europe
McNery
Collins
Democratic State Convention Set for October 3
The Democratic State committee announced the state convention will be October 3 with a caucus on September 26. Representation will include one at large per city or town and one per 100 voters or fraction. The finance committee handles recent campaign indebtedness and receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Committee
Republican State Committee
Dwyer
Finance Committee
McNary
Thayer
House
Senate
Henry T. Schaeffer
Winchester
State Committee
United Democracy
Bers
William H. Baker
Boston Board of Police
Jonel Gaston
Vernor
John J. Flaherty
Gloucester
Joseph J. Corbett
M. M. Cunniff
Boston
John H. Ponce
Cambridge
Ple
William T. Shea
Quincy
Committee On
John J. Finhe
Moorfield Storey
P. A. Collins
Bradford Frozen In Democratic State Committee Row
The Democratic State committee refused a Gamaliel Bradford representative access to credentials arguing he was not a regularly elected member. Arthur W. ton of Newburyport presented credentials for a member absent and was told to leave, later allowed back but with voting restricted. The Bradford faction plans to pursue the issue, and Nickerson is very involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Committee
Gamalidl Bradford
Philip T. Nickerson
Massachusetts Democratic Club
Arthur W. Ton
Newburyport
McNary
Bradford
Nickerson
New Captains Make Their Bow
Yesterday the new police captains reported for duty in informal fashion with exact assignments unclear. Lieutenants and sergeants were named for temporary duty as changes took effect at 5 45 pm. Captain Hall promoted to Back Bay met Superintendent Pierce and was told no formal orders issued yet and is said to be ordered to root out shady interests. Captain Evans headed to headquarters after promotion and was told to report today at 8 16 am. Captain Donovan arrived to take charge of day and night desks. Captain Dawson is excused due to eye injury and may take a night post. Rumors persist of retirements and transfers involving Captain Brown and others, though unverified.
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Hall
Pierce
Pemberton Square
Coulter
Evans
Dennis Donovan
Hanscom
Dawson
Bom" Brown
Aquor
Brown
Irish
Tare
Tom”’ Brown
Captain O Lalor Takes Command At Station Six
Captain O Lalor arrived near Station Six just before six. Captain Donovan handed over to his successor as crews filed in for roll call. The new captain addressed the men briefly and they marched out in formation before dispersing for their routes.
Captain Kimball Takes Command at Division 12
Captain Kimball transferred by general order from Station 1 to captain at Division 12. He arrived shortly before six to a round of cheers. A floral horseshoe tribute stood in the guard room as men greeted him with smiles and words of welcome.
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Kimball
Station 1
Division 12
Captain Kimball
Lieutenant Rich
Captain Peabody Assumes Command of Station
Captain Peabody arrives to take command as Captain Hurley retires under the same general order. Hurley introduces the new skipper to officers and night staff, offers guidance, and receives three cheers. Chase reads the roll call as Peabody prepares to begin his tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody
Captain Hurley
Hurley
Captain Hall Takes Command at Division 16 Station
Captain Hall succeeds Captain Evans at Division 16 and arrives at the station with a calm air. Lieutenant Boynton oversees roll call as Hall assumes duties behind the desk. The muster proceeds in orderly fashion with new assignments given to the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Evans
Division 16
Boyntowing
Boynton
Drunkards Easily Cured by Secret Remedy Trial
Edith Williams of Waynesville Ohio describes curing her drunken father using an odorless tasteless remedy hidden in his food and drink. She praises Dr J W Haines who offers free samples and instructions to cure the habit, promising a brighter life and full testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Williams
Waynesville
Ohio
Kate Lynch
Ellis St
San Francisco
Edith
Fsa
Haines
Emough
J. W. Haines
Glenn Building
Cincinnati
Combination Park May Go to Public Auction
The Combination Park race track and pleasure resort faces sale at public auction on Saturday September 21 at 3 30 p m. Prosecution by Watch and Ward Society agents over alleged pool law violations and efforts by rival track managers to destroy the park are cited as the sale reason. Owner John T Hicks notes Boston's rise as a racing hub and explains jealousy prompted a cooperative plan that angered authorities. Hicks was arrested and fined 1200 dollars but the penalty was overturned on appeal. The park covers over 1 000 000 square feet in the enclosure and 450 000 adjoining the track.
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Combination Park
Watch and Ward Society
John T. Hicks
Boston
Providence
Readville
Mystic
Combination
Saugus
Dover
Old Orchard
Rigby
Hicks
Moonlight Excursion Draws Large A. O. H. Attendance
Division 55 A. O. H. plans a moonlight excursion on the King Philip for Thursday evening. State President John N. Ryan and County President Cronin will attend as local divisions pledge sizable delegations for what may be the season’s largest Hibernian gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Philip
Hibernians
John N. Ryan
Cronin
Fitzgerald death notices and private services reported
Funeral notices from Charleston and nearby areas report private services for Ferdinand Abraham and a beloved daughter of Fitzgerald. Relatives and friends are invited to attend mass at St Francis de Sales Church. Further details reference local streets and addresses in the Millville area and a Mass card request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham-Flent
Ferdinand Abraham
Hill Avenue
Nay
Lot
Fitzgerald
Charleston
Sigstomp
Gigies
Fitsgera Ncotas
Sean
Cleo
At &T
Francis de Sales
Charles River
Miville
H. Bantoney
Scotia
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Katoll
Chicago
Ban Johnson
Jack Katoll
Shugart-Haskell
Washington
Haskell
All
Troy
Ala
Bill Fourney
Bill Fpnlined
Chestnut Grove
Rcsa Tielesle
Ward 18
Tremont Street
Danov
Dowd
Boston Boat
Fishermen’s Rage
Reg
Lovell's Island
Steel Trust
Joliet
Dixie
Graves
Nahant
Philips
Mith
Independence
H. m
Benjamin F
Seeeaeese
Rererce
Clabs C
Pep Standish
Nere
Amalgamated
Shaffer
Painter
Lindsay & MacCutchson
Poncaphia
van Tranche
Boyt Fritoth
Grork
Pennsvania
Neers
Court Street
Ismael
News of the World
Telegraph
CABLE
London
Richard Croker
England
Prkin
United States
Conger
Tien Tsin
Pritish
Erman
Birmingham Daily Post
OA Soury
Vauday Accide
Euveville
Conte
Mins Alther
Baltimore
Ger
Patney
Bona
Wef
Ea Arney
Fifth District
W. If. Hamsey, Sr
Port Washington
Aormer State Bank Comptroller
Northwestern
Ile Pete
A&tation
Ak Ee
Hells
Cere
Etree
O'Lalor
O’lalor
Fottler
Lalor
Z Felmen
Captain Peabody
Mesaire Eee Mae
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Bes
Suset i Ty Tee
Will
Williama Home
Ores
Williams
Boylston St
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