Woman and Children Reunited After Salem Divorce Dispute
In Boston on Sept 15 two years after a Salem divorce, Mrs. Broadley returned with four children to her ex husband John Broadley. He left them overnight, police intervention followed, and the family was moved to the almshouse before being restored to his house. The mother later handed out household items to the street crowd from the window, creating a neighborhood stir.
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Boston
John Broadley
Salem
Broadley
Appanaee Lg
Testimony Aims at New Trial for Andrews
William A McCarron testified in Detroit that Juror Bock expressed bias against Frank C Andrews, former City Savings Bank vice president, claiming Andrews should be sent to prison for robbing the poor. McCarron recounted July 4 remarks and July 8 statements about seating Bock on the jury to fix the outcome.
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Detroit
Mich
William A McCarron
Bock
Frank C. Andrews
City Savings Bank
Navy
Portsmouth
Dickson
Recorder's Court
McCarron
Andrews
Hobson to Return to Duty for Navy Work
Navy department plans assignment for Naval Constructor R. P. Hobson who failed to qualify for retirement after a board review. He has been on sick leave since June 18 and seeks to resume his former post at Crescent Shipbuilding company.
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Washington
R. P. Hobson
Navy Department
Hobson
Crescent Shipbuilding Company
Dying Adjutant General Alexander Olyphant of New Jersey Guard
In Trenton on September 1 Adjutant General Alexander Olyphant is dying at his home after being stricken with paralysis the prior Saturday. He has led the New Jersey National Guard for years and his illness endangers his tenure.
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Trenton
N. J
Alexander Olyphant
New Jersey National Guard
Fr Scully remembered at Cambridge church funeral
Boston observes the Cambridge parish priest Rev Fr Thomas Scully P R with a dawn Mass at St Marys Annunciation. Fr Nagle lauds his 42 years of faithful service, wartime chaplaincy, temperance leadership and Catholic education, ending with committal at Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Boston
St. Mary’s Church of the Annunciation
Cambridge
Thomas Scully
New Zengland
P. H. Riley
Scully
W. J. Dwyer
St. Mary’s Church
John A. Butler
Brookline
Mark J. Sullivan
Revere
F. X. Dolan
Holy Cross Cathedral
Charles A. Donahue
Thomas J. Mullen
Lowell
Thurifer
P. L. Creighton
Gloucester
Noble
Fr. Scully
Father Scully
Old Ninth Regiment
Medford
Malden
Fr. Nagle
State House
Andrew
Ninth Regiment
Lfe
Holy Cross Cemetery
Fr. Riley
St. Mary's Church
Custom and Habit Shape Health and Heritage in a Framing Tale
A missionary learns that habit, not logic, fixes farming methods as natives still use crooked sticks despite plow gifts. The piece argues habit drives error, from farming to diet, condemning white flour bread as robbing vital parts of wheat and linking it to illness and death.
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Greybeard
Tragic Romance Ends in Double Death at Whitcomb House
Rochester tale of Leland Dorr Kent and Ethel Bates Dingle, both 22, who plotted to die together after a rejected marriage. Kent wounded with a razor and likely to recover. Dingle found dead in bed. Kent’s statements to coroners withheld, letters reveal plan. Both youths connected to Buffalo and Riverside hospital.
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Rochester
Leland Dorr Kent
Ethel B. Dingle
Whitcomb
Kent
Homoeopathic Hospital
Miss Dingle
Buffalo
Whitcomb House
Ethel Bates Dingle
Pictou
N. S
Hamilton
Riverside Hospital
St. Mary's’ Hospite
The Natural Food Co Niagara Falls N Y
A brief business notice from The Natural Food Co in Niagara Falls New York. Details on address and services not fully legible in the provided OCR fragment.
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the Natural Food Co
Niagara Falls, N
Shipping Combine Meets In New York
The general board of the international Steamship combination organized by J. P. Morgan met in New York with attendees including J. P. Morgan W. J. Pierre Clement A Griscom P A B Widener and others. Shares of the companies were deposited and talks covered details while Morgan and Widener declined to discuss the strike situation indicating no new conference or statements.
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New York
International Steamship Combination
J. P. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
W. J. Pierre
Harlem and Wolff Shipbuilding Company
Belfast
Ireland
Clement A. Griscom
P. A. B. Widener
Morgan
Mr. Widener
Stabbed in local restaurant clash ends with arrest
Fall River on September 15 reports a kitchen dispute erupted into a stabbing. John Brant, a cook, was held on assault charges after injuring Greek employee Alexander Erizones with a collapsed edge knife. Erizones hospitalized. wound deemed non dangerous. Brant to be arraigned tomorrow.
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Fall River
John Brant
Alexander Erizones
Brant
Bar Negro Voters Dominates Republican Session in Alabama
Birmingham on September 15 reports the Republican state executive committee in session to arrange a state convention meeting the next day. The hearing focused on contests aimed at excluding Negroes from party affairs with several prominent colored Republicans urging recognition of their race. American House Platz Beer.
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Birmingham
Ala
Y M C A Directors End Session Without Secretary Choice
Y M C A directors met for two hours yesterday afternoon and adjourned without electing a general secretary. The meeting was secret and no statement was issued. A State secretary attended along with a Newburyport candidate, and reports of a two-man short list are said to be incorrect.
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Newburyport
West rail conductors plan united wage demand
Cedar Rapids Iowa September 15 R B Clark grand chief of the Order of Railway Conductors confirmed that employees of all rail roads in the West will unite for higher wages No strike will occur until all other means are exhausted and then only upon a two thirds vote of members involved.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
R. B. Clark
The
Order of Railway Conductors Today
West
Persian Shah in Berlin on way to Russia
The Shah of Persia traveled through Berlin this afternoon en route to Russia. He was warmly greeted at the railroad station by Baron Von Richthofen, secretary for foreign affairs, and other officials.
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Berlin
Shah of Persia
Russia
Baron von Richthofen
Brother shoots brother over poultry receipts in Camden area
William Brandt was shot and killed by his brother Peter at Peters home near Newfield about 20 miles below Camden during a quarrel over poultry sale receipts. Peter surrendered to authorities.
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Camden
N. J
William Brandt
Peter
Newfield
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Albert C. Blaisdell, Prin
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Wm. W. Crosby
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Mrs. M. Jennie Griffon
Puffar
Clara H. Fenton
So. Loring St
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Crove St
Wiss Josephine M. Ockington
Prescott Hall
Runels
Bernice Aye, Aypculton
Lane Street
Elizabeth E. Spofford
Foster Street
Effie L. Palmer
Sbriglia Method
Studpdio
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NS. Beet C. TM
Warwick Street
Lowell Conservatory OF Music
Appleton Street
Geo. F. Willey
James W. Hill
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Swan Building
Central St
Frederick H. Haywood
Fifth Street Baptist Church
Lowell Commercial College
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Edward Everett Adams
Odi Fellows
Temple
Middlesex Street
F. C. Andrews
Olyphant
China
Luminum Berlin
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Lowell Aluminum Co
Middlesex ST
Gardner Bros
Pine Street
Highlands
C. B. Coburn
Turer Sireth
Platz Beer
Pearson’s
Pearson’s Drug Store
Central St. Cor. Appleton
Caleb L. Smith
Bostow Brangh Grocery
Middlesex Si
Unil
Derby & Morse
Middle Street
Ganger
B.w.aperien Pemmld
Ware
Lowell Opara
Frankie Carpenter
Jere
Shelter Bay -Conn
Vermont
Academy OF Music
Ceme Oater
Thursda
Harry Morris
Tremont Theatre
Ealee Sehuery
Henry W. Savage
Newton
Lexington and Boston St. Ry. Co
Minute Men
Lexington and Concord
Merrimack Square
Massachusetts
Sullivan Sq
Lexington & Boston Street Railway
Lexington
America
Boston & Maine Railroad
Ball
White Mountains
Lawrence
Lynn
Gost
Bolin
Vita
D. J. Flanders
Gen
Mechanics Fair
Mechanics Building
Hoveo
Meadoweroll Street
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