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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1915

Page

3

Cantor Sues for Divorce and Alimony Fight

Abraham L. Schmidt a cantor sues wife Mooy Schmidt for cruelty alleging dish throwing and threats while she seeks higher alimony. Judge Wait orders Schmidt to pay $2 weekly and $30 attorney fees. wife custody of two children Harry 7 and Dora 10 with limited support noted. Schmidt claims income low and debt, cites Maine farm sale, marital history since 1901 with Russia origin and prior Jewish rabbi divorce.

Abraham L. Schmidt Mooy Schmidt Wait Equity Court Schmidt Maine

First Lenox Fall Wedding Unites Lawrence Harriman Pair

Miss Kitty Lanier Lawrence aged granddaughter of Charles Lanier and daughter of the late Francis C. Lawrence wed William A. Harriman son of the late Edward H. Harriman at an Lenox Episcopal church ceremony. The Rev. Grosvenor and others officiated. Guests included 250 at reception hosted by Allen Winden staff with about 30 family members.

Kitty Lanier Lawrence Charles Lanier New York Francis C. Lawrence Episcopal Church Lenox William A. Harriman Union Pacific Railroad Edward H. Harriman Lawrence William M. Grosvenor Cathedral St. John the Divine William Lawrence Wood Trinity Thomas F. Davies Massachusetts Episcopal E. Roland Harriman Allen Winden Lanier

Milk Report Demand Sparks Wide Distribution Plan

The Boston Chamber of Commerce issued last July a milk production transport inspection and distribution analysis. Over 50 000 copies are being printed for farmers banks businesses and individuals in New England. The chamber aims to foster discussion and coordinated action to implement recommendations.

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