Court Awards Body to Brothers Over Mother in Funeral Dispute
In Middletown Connecticut a court ordered Wallace M. Tuttle and Lewis W. Tuttle to have the body of their deceased brother William M. Tuttle. The ruling overrules the divorcee Katherine Stone Tuttle and their minor children who sought burial in the family plot with their father. The court suggested future arrangements to keep father and family together in one plot, after decades of dispute.
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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 low prices at New Ideal Millinery Parlors Today
Today only, special low prices offered on all trimmed hats at the New Ideal Millinery Parlors located on 1805 Capitol Ave.
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Ideal
Capitol Ave
Osteopath charged in scheme to defraud Massachusetts
Boston authorities report osteopath Smith L. Sherman of Fitchburg arrested for forgery and false representations in a plan to claim a $50,000 to $60,000 fortune from Dr. Sarah J. Williams estate. Williams, who died Sept 27 2008, left securities and bank notes totaling $44,000. Sherman claimed kinship and enlisted lawyers as federal officials acted.
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Boston
Mass
David A. Ellis
Sarah J. Williams
Smith L. Sherman
Fitchburg
Williams
Sherman
For Rent Two Unfurnished Rooms
Advertisement notes for rent featuring two unfurnished rooms with hot water and bath. Contact M. A. Chapman, II.
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M. A. Chapman
Lawhill Returns to New York After 45000 Mile Voyage
After a year and three months abroad the Lawhill, a British four masted bark of Standard Oil fleet, sails in from Manila. The voyage home began July 13 4510 and covered 24493 miles with a log noting an extraordinary Far East run. Onlookers along the pier stared as the ship passed Cape of Good Hope and Cape Horn with cages aboard.
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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
New York March 10. A master clock to standardize time across New York harbor aims to aid ship traffic. A giant time ball by day and an hour signal by night will be set atop a tall tower, with time supplied by the U S Naval Observatory. Lieutenant Ridge ly Hunt leads the arrangements for the hydrographic office. A second note details Hayt navy modernization under Captain Willy Meyer, who will command the new navy with the Antoine Simon as flagship. The report also mentions customs duty questions on returning travelers and merchandise limits.
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New York
New York Harbor
Metropolitan Tower
Whitehall Building
United States Naval Observatory
Washington
Ridgely Hunt
Branch Hydrographic Office
Caribbean Sea
Republi
Hayt
Simon
Umbra
Antoine Simon
Willy Meyer
Navy of
the Republic
Meyer
Krupp Works
Kiel
Krupp
Mediterranean
Flagsip
Haytati
New Harbor Statue Proposal Prompts Indian Figure Plan
A rival to the Liberty statue is proposed for the harbor. A towering Indian with a tomahawk may occupy a conspicuous site, possibly on an American reservation within the harbor. Backed by the Red Men of America, the project draws critics who fear it resembles a tobacconist sign.
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New Harbor
Liberty
United States
Red Men of America
Woman Guards Family Real Estate After Forty Years
In Bridgeport Connecticut William H Thorpe seeks a conservator for his mother to block her father from selling the family real estate valued at $100000. He alleges the mother has not spent any money in forty years and efforts are made to obtain her consent for the sale.
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Bridgeport
Conn
William H. Thorpe
Gan
Widow Thorpe Contends With Probate Court Over Conservatorship
The seventy year old Mrs. Thorpe, living near trolley lines, is described as performing male work on the farm while her son asks the probate court to appoint a conservator. Witnesses mention her hair down and mother‑like restraint, as Samuel Thorpe opposes the petition and the hearing is continued to tomorrow.
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Samuel Thorpe
William Thorpe
Eva
Quick wit of wife saves husband life near Utica
Henry Dockander, who escaped from a hospital, reached his home in St Jolveville and was saved by his wife’s quick wit. Dr. C. P. treated the man after the incident near Fort Pisin, NX, on March 10.
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Fort Pisin
Henry Dockander
Utica
St Jolveville
Here
C. P
Agner Seeks Damages After Violent Outburst in Dockstater Case
Dockstader, described as a member of a radical group, demanded 1500 from Wagner claiming 300 yearly losses from a prior act. Wagner pacified him briefly before Dockstader grew violent, threatening harm. Wagner's wife, hearing the scene, rushed for help and claimed she was stabbed, drawing attention and aiding in Dockstader's arrest.
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Agner
Commie
Dockstader
Wagner
Hile Hone
Former Senator Surrenders on Larceny Charge
Boston March 10 Former State Senator Frank J Linehan surrendered to police to face an indictment charging larceny and conspiracy. He could not be reached for further comment.
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Boston
Mass
Frank J. Linehan
Lumber forgery case linked to city official names
District Attorney Pelletier and police investigated a suspected plot years ago to obtain large quantities of lumber through forged city official names. John L. Swilivan of South Boston, once Linehan's foreman, posted bail of 1 500. Bun proof paint at Sherman Co.
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Mr. Linehan
Pelletier
John L. Swilivan
South Boston
Why Women Are Paid Less Than Men
An article by Richard Barry in Pearsons Magazine argues women earn less despite many working, with one quarter under twenty one, and suggests votes alone won’t close the wage gap. He bases conclusions on investigations across industries and urges both sexes to read and consider the findings.
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Richard Barry
Pearson’s
Why we do not have a Parcels Pout in this country
Allan Benson explains the real reason behind the Parcels Pout controversy, refuting straw man arguments. Mary and Lewis Theiss expose widespread fraud in wool, silk and linen in today’s stores. The Power of Speech highlights effective utterances by great speakers. Alfred Henry Lewie shares a lively Apaches of New York tale.
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Allan Benson
Mary
Lewis Theiss
Alfred Henry Lewie
New York
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