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New York Tribune
New York, New York County, New York
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In Williamsburg's Lee-ave. police court, Magistrate Higginbotham ordered Jacob Englehard to pay his wife Mary $3 weekly and converse with her for two hours every Sunday after she complained of his 13-week silence despite living together.
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Silent Husband Will Converse for Two Hours
Weekly Under Court Orders.
Magistrate Higginbotham, in the Lee-ave.
police court, Williamsburg, yesterday, sentenced
Jacob Englehard to talk to his wife every Sun-
day for two hours in the parlor of their home, in
Myrtle-ave. Englehard was summoned to the
Lee-ave. police court yesterday by his wife,
Mary, who alleged that her husband had treated
her in a cruel manner for some time.
When Englehard was arraigned the wife told
the magistrate that her husband has been living
at home for thirteen weeks and had not spoken
to her in that time. After all the family troubles
had been aired the magistrate ordered Englehard
to pay his wife $3 a week and every Sunday
afternoon go into the parlor and for two hours
talk over their courting days. He also ordered
the wife to be kind to her husband.
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Williamsburg
Event Date
Yesterday
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englehard ordered to pay his wife $3 a week and talk to her for two hours every sunday afternoon in the parlor of their home in myrtle-ave.; wife ordered to be kind to her husband.
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Jacob Englehard was summoned to the Lee-ave. police court in Williamsburg by his wife Mary, who alleged cruel treatment including not speaking to her for thirteen weeks while living at home. After airing family troubles, Magistrate Higginbotham sentenced Englehard to talk to his wife every Sunday for two hours about their courting days.