Court awards burial lot to Tuttle heirs over exwife
In Middletown Connecticut Judge Bacon orders Wallace M. and Lewis W. Tuttle to receive their brother William M. Tuttle’s body for burial in the family plot. The decision counters Katherine Stone Tuttle and the children, who sought the body remain with the ex-wife. The court envisions a future arrangement where father and family rest together in one plot after bitterness ends.
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Middletown
Conn
Curtian
Bacon
Frivate Court
Wallace M. Tuttle
Lewis W. Tuttle
Willia M. Tuttle
Tuttle Tuttle
Arave
W. Tuttle
Special one day sale at New Ideal Millinery Parlors
One day only sale offers low prices on all trimmed hats at the New Ideal Millinery Parlors located at 1805 Capital Ave.
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Ideal
Capitol Ave
Osteopath Charged With Fraud Schemes In Williams Estate
Boston reports osteopath Smith L. Sherman of Fitchburg was arrested on charges of forgery and false representations in a bid to gain a fortune estimated at 50 000 to 60 000 from the estate of Dr. Sarah J. Williams. David A. Ellis, public administrator of the estate, is investigating along with state authorities. Securities and bank notes totaling 44 000 were found after Williams died September 27, 2008. Sherman claimed kinship and lawyers were engaged as federal officials intervened.
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Boston
Mass
David A. Ellis
Sarah J. Williams
Smith L. Sherman
Fitchburg
Williams
Sherman
For Rent Two Unfurnished Rooms
Two unfurnished rooms for rent with hot water and bath offered by M A Chapman at address II.
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M. A. Chapman
Lawhill Returns to New York After 40000 Mile Voyage
The British bark Lawhill, wheat to the Standard Oil fleet, arrived in New York from Manila after a year and three months absence. The voyage covered about 45000 miles, with a return trip of 24493 miles from Cochin China via the Cape of Good Hope. Spectators along the pier stared as Pasto Ofu and Samonahe were observed by bystanders.
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New York
Law- Hil
Manila
Far East
Lawhll
Cochin
China
Cape of Good Hope
Cape Iorn
Ofu
Samonahe
Giant Master Clock HGH in Air Above New York Harbor
New York March 10. A master clock to standardize time for New York harbor traffic is proposed atop a tall building such as the Metropolitan Tower or Whitehall. Time signals will be supplied by the U S Naval Observatory with a daytime time ball and nighttime flashes. Lieutenant Ridge ly Hunt leads the plan to synchronize marine clocks and watches.
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New York
New York Harbor
Metropolitan Tower
Whitehall Building
United States Naval Observatory
Washington
Ridgely Hunt
Branch Hydrographic Office
New Harbor Statue Proposal Rivaling Liberty
A plan proposes a taller statue of an Indian with a tomahawk to greet sea arrivals, possibly on a harbor reservation. Backed by the Red Men of America, it may displace the existing Liberty statue. Critics warn the figure could resemble a tobacconist sign and question suitability.
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New Harbor
Liberty
United States
Red Men of America
Woman Avoids Spending in Forties Years Case In Connecticut
Bridgeport Connecticut reports a man named William H Thorpe seeks a conservator for his mother to prevent his father from selling the family real estate valued at $100000 The petition claims his mother has not spent a cent in roughly forty years and questions her capacity to consent to the sale The action aims to protect the estate and ensure lawful handling of the property.
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Bridgeport
Conn
William H. Thorpe
Gan
Thorpe Case Sees Woman Guarded by Probate Court
A probate court hear ing centers on Mrs. Thorpe once kept as a prisoner for forty years due to alleged mental condition. Witnesses describe her working on the farm with hair down as her son seeks a conservatorship for control over her affairs. The father Samuel Thorpe opposes the petition and the hearing continues tomorrow.
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Samuel Thorpe
William Thorpe
Eva
Quick wit of wife saves husband's life in Utica escape
Henry Dockander, an insrane patient, escaped from the 3 af¢ Hospital at Utica and reached his home in St Jolveville six miles west. His wife used quick thinking to avert a fatal outcome and summoned Dr. C. P.
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Fort Pisin
Henry Dockander
Utica
St Jolveville
Here
C. P
Dockstader Attack Feared as Court Drags Out Claim
In a bizarre incident a man identified as Dockstader demanded 1500 from Dr. Wagner after declaring him insane. Dockstader had been confined five years and claimed Wagner’s act cost him 300 yearly, leading to a violent scene in Wagner’s office where the wife cried foul after a staged stabbing. Police intervened and arrested Dockstader as the wife fled to summon help.
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Agner
Commie
Dockstader
Wagner
Hile Hone
Former Senator Surrenders on Larceny Charge
Boston mass March 10 Frank J Linehan formerly state senator surrendered to police this afternoon to answer indictment charging larceny and conspiracy. He could
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Boston
Mass
Frank J. Linehan
Arrests Linked to Lumber Forgery Scheme Probe
District Attorney Pelletier and police investigated a plot years ago to obtain lumber via forged city official names. John L. Swilivan, former Linehan foreman from South Boston, posted $1,500 bail as part of the case. Proceedings tied to Sherman Co. and related forged documents.
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Mr. Linehan
Pelletier
John L. Swilivan
South Boston
Why Women Are Paid Less Than Men
A Pear Sons Magazine excerpt explains that about six million women work for wages in the country and most earn less than men for the same work. Richard Barry uses investigation across states to refute suffragists claims that votes will raise women’s earnings and urges readers to consider the issue closely.
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Richard Barry
Pearson’s
Why we do not have a Parcels Pout in this country
Allan Benson exposes the true reason behind the Parcels Pout absence, refuting straw man arguments. Mary and Lewis Theiss reveal astonishing frauds in wool, silk, and linen practiced across stores today. Alfred Henry Lewie shares vivid Apache tales from New York with brisk action.
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Allan Benson
Mary
Lewis Theiss
Alfred Henry Lewie
New York
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