Court hears bid to annul marriage of widow to doctor
In Hudson County New Jersey a suit by Henry L Hawkins to annul the marriage of his sister Mrs Lancie Blum to Dr Arthur Macdonald concluded with Justice Blanchard ruling for the plaintiff. The case exposed a plot to gain Mrs Blum 500000 from her late husband’s estate and possible indictment of Rev George C Muller for dating the license. Macdonald testified he was employed as an orderly at several hospitals and was asked to marry Mrs Blum after her husband’s death, while Muller described a January Bayonne ceremony with a forged filing date.
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Henry L. Hawkins
Lancie Blum
Arthur Macdonald
Supreme Court
Blanchard
George C. Muller
Jersey City
Hawkins
Muller
Court House
Hudson County
N. J
Joe
Milton Dammann
Mra Pattee
Macdonald
Blum
Bayonne
Trenton
Mr. Dammann
Blanchara
New Jersey
Little Mothers Appeal for Summer Outings Funds
The Little Mothers' Aid Association led by President Mrs. Clarence Byrne issued a special summer fund appeal. The group runs four establishments teaching sewing mending dressmaking cooking laundering and infant home hygiene. Outings in summer aim to improve health of children in congested districts. Contributions may be given to Frank F. Hazard treasurer Union Dime Savings Bank Sixth Avenue and Fortieth Street.
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Little Mothers’ Aid Association
Clarence Byrne
Praganisation
Frank F. Hazard
Union Dime Savings Bank
Sixth Avenue and
Fortieth Street
Platonic Bride Refuses Alimony Fight In Brooklyn Suit
Dr. Charles Weber seeks to block Mrs. Anna Weber's alimony pending separation trial after a troubled marriage begun in 1911. The couple, who honeymooned in Lakewood, clashed over maternity and finances, with witnesses including Anna's father who allegedly slapped her. The pair signed a 1913 separation and later faced a cruelty claim.
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Supreme Court
Charles &£. Weber
Brooklyn
Anna
Aaron Gruber
Mrs. Weber
Con
Weber
Court grants alimony after separation in Weber case
Dr. Weber testified that a year after separation he and his wife reconciled, but she refused to resume living together unless she changed her views. Mrs. Weber denied fearing motherhood and blamed her husband. Justice Shearn awarded Mrs. Weber ten pounds weekly alimony.
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Amesa
Dr. Weber
Justice Shearn
Weber
Kitty Joyce Lost Legs In Freight Train Accident
Kitty Joyce, once a popular actress known as Mrs. Katherine Risbold, was struck by a freight train on Eleventh Avenue near Forty-ninth and Fiftieth Streets. She had both legs amputated at Polyclinic Hospital and is listed in critical condition.
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Eleventh Avenue
Forty-ninth
Fiftieth Streets
Polyclinic Hospital
Kitty Joyce
Katherine Risbold
Wsband
New York
Fire drills at PS 86 as tenement fire drives pupils out
Smoke from a fire at 714 East Ninth Street drifted into Public School 86 forcing Principal Ellen T. O'Brien to bell the fire drill. About 2,000 girls evacuated in orderly lines while Lena Goldstein alerted others. The blaze in Mrs. R. Solinsky’s third floor apartment caused $1,000 damage.
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East Ninth Street
Ellen T. O’brien
R. Solinsky
Solinsky
Lena Goldstein
Union Market Station
English actor Dallas Welford fined for disorderly conduct
Dallas Welford an English actor was fined 10 by Magistrate Deuel in the West Side Police Court after an early morning attempt to collect 50 000 from James K Hackett at his 56 West Seventy first Street home Hackett was giving a reception when Welford rang the bell and allegedly threatened to shoot and thrash Hackett Patrolman Heney escorted Welford to the station and Hackett’s lawyer said the claim was imaginary and a prior suit had been dismissed Welford said he was owed money from Hackett dating years back under a contract
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Dallas Welford
Deuel
West Side
James K. Hackett
Welford
Hackett
Fordham
West Seventy-first Street
August V. Muller
le Street
Heney
West Sixty-eighth Street
Not H. P. Taylor & Co. Employee Distinct From Rutherford Man
Horace R. Taylor of 115 Home Avenue Rutherford New Jersey is not connected with H. P. Taylor & Co. bank of 149 Broadway, a correction after The New York Times reported on June 17 that James O'Brien of the New York Telephone Company filed a $15000 assault suit in Paterson against him.
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H. P. Taylor & Co
Horace R. Taylor
Home Avenue
Rutherford, N. J
Broadway
New York Times
James O'Brien
New York Telephone Company
Paterson
N. J
Mr. Taylor
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Ayor Thomas Willett
Vieree- Arrow
Locomobile
Marmner Hasson Chalmers
Pantasote Company
Bowling Green
N. Y
Esso
United Coupon
Civil Service
Neponsit Beach Hospital
United States
Mall Municipal Civil Service Commission
Icelestins
VICHY
A Times
Bryant
Ding
Mrs. Blum
Pastor
Little Mothers Appeal
C. E. Weber
Highland
East Pass
Ee Tene
Studebaker
56Th and
Bedford Avenue
Equitable Building Corporation
Equitable Building
Hampton
Hampton Shops
Ampton Shops
Wala
Wwa
New York City
Times
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