Turmoil in Acer divorce case over kidnapped children
Toronto report details Frank Adams Acer and his wife suing for absolute divorce amid sensational accusations of infidelity. Acer seeks return of two children abducted to Canada. Toronto police refuse arrest, directing civil action. Mrs. Acer ill at Queen's Hotel as family wealth and social ties anchor the dispute.
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Grand Jury Indicts Woodward and Schueler in Green Goods Plot
Boston March 20. The U S district court grand jury returned eleven counts against William Woodward and Otto Schueler for working the green goods game. Both pleaded not guilty. Other indictments included F R Humpage of Springfield for misapplication of bank funds and Newell D Stevens for false pension voucher. Various defendants pleaded guilty or nolo contendere. several cases placed on file. The green goods trials will proceed after judge allows defense time to review indictments.
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William Woodward
Otto Schueler
F. R. Humpage
Springfield
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Schueler
Humpage
Newell D. Stevens
Stevens
Burke
Sargent
Charles Street
Smith
House of Correction
Walter F. Carey
Casey
Carey
Arthur Robinson
Attleboro
Robinson
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Samuel Porter
South Framingham
Porter
Charles E. Cates
Nelson D. Giroux
Cornelius F. Sullivan
Fall River
Charles Hogan
Frederick R. Humpage
Atty. Coakley
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Bonds Approved At Stockholders Meeting
New York March 20 At a meeting of the stockholders of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit company the proposition to authorize an issue of 150000000 bonds was ratified by a vote of 392000 shares against 320 shares
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New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Fewer Gallons, Wears Longer Paint Claim
An advertisement asserts Devoe Lead and Zinc paint covers more with fewer gallons than Mixed Paints and lasts as long as traditional lead and oil mixes, promising cost efficiency and durability for building exteriors.
Senate Debates War Revenue Tax Repeal and President Protection Bill
Washington news reports Senate discussions on repealing war revenue taxes with one retained bucket shop tax, plus tone on the President protection measure. Senators Mallory Hawley Cumber Carmack Money and Nelson argue for and against penalties and governance, while House moves on army appropriation and river and harbor bills with multiple amendments rejected.
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Senate
Aldrich
Committee On Finance
United States
Mallory
McKinley
Buffalo
Hawley
Nelson
Lincoln
Mr. Cumber
Hair Switches and Front Pieces Sold at Low Prices
Short and long hair switches and fashion pieces offered at 50 cents and one dollar. Cray switches 22 inches long priced at one dollar. All goods made in our store under the supervision of Mr. Rhodes or by him.
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Rhodes
Spring millinery opening announced by Mrs P L Gregoire
Mrs P L Gregoire informs residents of this city and surrounding area that her spring millinery opening will be held Friday and Saturday of this week. Everyone is invited.
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P. L. Gregoire
Adamson's Balsam Promoted for Lung Health in Ad
An old advertisement touts Adamson's Balsam as a remedy for lung troubles describing red cheeks and bright eyes as signs of illness and urging readers to secure health through the product.
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Adamson
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