Women suffer knife threats in Hoboken domestic row
In early 1900s Hoboken court records reveal multiple divorce petitions. Caroline McDougall accuses Fred McDougall of dragging her from the home with a knife after an argument, leading to a decree in her favor. Other filings include Frederick M. Lockwood desertion and abuse, Mitchell Stannard custody, and Lena Leonetti divorce claims amid allegations of infidelity and uneasy separations.
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Jnne HW
Lockwood
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Maltbie Sheet
Frederick M. Lockwood
New York City
Malthie
Alphews B. Stannard
Stratford
Mtchel Gertrude Stannard
Hartford
Ansonia
Steven Leonetti
Lena Jeonetti
Yved
4& Beby
Orde
Rafella Cuarade
Carada
Giovanni Capello
Carmelia Mazzicata
Capello
Dedham
Canello
Blanche J. Tallman
Alfred A. Tallman
Boston
May Make Sewer Inspectors Pay for Mistakes
The city paving and sewer commission reviewed a case where a sewer inspector mis calculated a line by six inches over a 60 foot stretch on Hickory street, forcing 60 feet of pipe to be torn up and relaid at over 260. The contractor billed 200 for extra work, and the commission debated who should pay, ultimately sending the issue to Attorney Comey for a decision on liability.
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Attorney Cornney
Hickory Street
Cite
McElroy
Northeless
Comey
Two Killed as Boulder Hits Train
A landslide at the Elizabethtown cut near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, derailed the Cincinnati Indianapolis and Chicago express. Two died, 28 injured, including Miss Hens Palmer and Miss Vera Ravenscroft. Conductor J. E. Jadwards was badly hurt. Boulder debris totaled about 399 tons, striking cars and lifting one end of a coach. Charl Varner learned of his daughter Alissa Palmer’s death in hospital.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Hens Palmer
Morgantown
Wr Va
Vera Ravenscroft
Pittsburgh
J. Ee. Jadwards
Bowlder
Charl Volner
Alissa Falmer
Sie
Bradford Pierce to Head Commerce Chamber
Bradford D. Pierce of the Connecticut Quarries company was nominated to succeed George Crawford as president of the Chamber of Commerce, with April election. Other officers named include F. P. Kingsbury, Walter Lashar, D. Fairchild Wheeler, and directors such as von Webbers and George Goulden. A public association dance is set for Colonial Hall Thursday with vocal selections.
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Connecticut Quarries Company
Chamber of Commerce
George 3. Crawford
Chamber of Coammeree
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FP. Oj
Ikingsbury
Bridgeport Brass Company
Walter B. Lashar
American Chain Companys
D. Fairchild Wheeler
Increase of 15 Per Cent in R R Rates Is Allowed
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a 15 percent rise in freight rates on coal and related commodities across eastern territories and nearby regions. The move affects coal, livestock, meat, petroleum products, grain, cement, lumber, and other stock items, with higher charges also set for brick and grouped articles. Joint and class rates in several territories are adjusted accordingly, aligning with central freight patterns and existing frameworks. A theft report notes ROBE STOLEN from T J Fine of 1245 Bronx Avenue, with a fur robe taken from a car visible on his property last night.
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Mirren
Territo
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chanter
Oahio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Ashland
Missouri River
Central Freight Association Elase
Tl. J. Fine
Bronx Avenue
Defective Bureau
144000 Bats for U S Army in France
The largest shipment of baseball bats in sporting history has been started from Louisville to the Lorraine sector of the Western front. 144,000 bats stamped with the Y M C A triangle will reach troops through the secretary of war stores. Twelve models named for famous hitters will be used in camps to boost morale and performance. First meetings of creditors in Greenwich estates open at 10 this morning in Bridgeport.
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Atlantic
Louisville
Lorraine
Wes Fighting Front
Igurape
Acu
Young Men's Christian Association
United States
Secretariet Dovers
Ty Cobb
Uris Speaker
Benny Kail
Eddie Collins
Baker
Germins
Cahemntors Voment
Benjamin Greenberger
Stamford
Vanity Tair
Ing
Greenwich
John W. Banks
Bridgeport National Bank
Composition Offer Accepted in Bankruptcy Court
In bankruptcy court, Referee John W Banks accepted a composition offer of five percent for Loewenthach and the plan provides ten percent paid on acceptance and confirmation in cash, then five monthly installments of five percent each. Loewenthach previously ran a delicatessen at 1128 East Main Street before filing for bankruptcy.
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John W. Banks
Bankesuptey Court
Rege Loew
Loewenthach
Delision
Jdast Main Street
Beak Riuptsr
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