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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1898

Page

8

Pullman Jr Weds Chicago Belle After Wild Pursuit

George M. Pullman Jr married Lynn Fernald of Chicago in a hurried New York private ceremony at the Holland House. The couple, chased for hours across New Jersey and New York, finally wed with Rev. Dr. Neifert performing the service.

New York New Jersey George M. Pullman, Jr Lynn Fernald J. M. Neifert West Sixty Seventh Street Harriman Holland House J. Bissell New York Evening Sun Bissell Pullman Mr. Pullman Broadway Tiffany’s Miss Fernald Twenty-ninth Street Dr. Houghton Chicago Neifert Sanger Pullman Mr. Pullman, Jr George M. Pullman Fernalds Pullmans Lacie

Bride Annie Janczen Dies by Gas at Brooklyn Home

New York August 17 report says Annie Janczen, seven weeks after her wedding, was found dead in her Manhattan born home area after she used gas to end her life. Her husband John Janczen a Pearl Street saloon keeper located at Ralph Avenue Brooklyn. Neighbors and relatives note she feared she might not become a mother despite a happy marriage.

New York Annie Janczen Mrs. Janczen Halsey Street Ralph Avenue Janczen Fred Braffin Oman St. Mary's Hospital Gaynor

General Tchernaieff Dies in St. Petersburg Fame from Defying Orders

General Michael Gregorovitch Tchernaieff, famed for conquering Tashkend after disobeying orders, died suddenly in St. Petersburg. Born 1828, he served in the Crimean War, led campaigns in Turkestan and Orenburg, and later commanded Servian forces in 1876 before returning to Tashkend governance in 1882.

ST. Petersburg Tchernaieff Tashkend Michael Gregorovitch Tchernaieff Poland Orenburg Lake Aral Siberia Turkestan Verevekin Tchemkend Herzegovina Belgrade Milan Servia

Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association suspends new work

The executive committee advises a temporary halt on active operations in preparing supplies. Branch associations statewide should finish garments on hand and send them to the Dean Building warehouse in Boston. The aim is not a final closing but to keep branches ready for future calls while maintaining organization.

Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association Dean Building India Street Boston

Broker Sues for Lost Love in Walden Alienation Case

Arthur E. King sues for alienation of affections against John Merrihew of Walden, with Mrs. King and Merrihew named in separate suits. The Brooklyn stock broker and his wife, a younger woman famed for her dress, faced the public filings after a Walden summer affair and a detective’s report.

New York Arthur E. King Walden N. Y John Merrihew Mr. Merrihew Merridew Mr. King Mrs. King Madison Avenue

Miss Austin Sues Millionaire Uncle Estate for 150000

Amanda P. Austin filed suit in Sacramento challenging her late millionaire uncle's estate for damages of 150000 claiming inheritance rights. The action, dated August 17, alleges she was improperly cut from the will.

Sacramento Cal Amanda P. Austin

Miss Austin Alleges Uncle Influenced Move to Care for Him

In a Missouri origin tale, Miss Austin sues to claim a $150,000 bequest after 17 years of care for her uncle Jefferson Wilcoxson who allegedly induced her to relocate. After his death $170,000 was found in his safe, which she asserts was reserved for her.

Aire Jefferson Wilcoxson Miss Austin Wilcoxson Missouri

Rough Rider’s Romance Ends in Reunion Tale

Jacksonville Fla Aug 17 Thomas Williams of Torrey’s Rough Riders left for Fort Meade to visit his mother believed dead for years. The mother, alive at 8, faced Indian raids that killed her husband. Williams was captured and scarred before being rescued. He plans to visit her after a brief furlough. A second reunion occurred as a private found his father missing over ten years, now working in a western town, who recognized him in a Jacksonville store.

Jacksonvillee Fia Thomas Williams Torrey Rough Riders Fort Meade Williams Willams Tom Wyoming Thomas Fla Here Jacksonville

Ella H Johnson Sues for Fourth Divorce from Comedian Denny Mann

In Mount Vernon Ohio Ella H Johnson files for divorce from H H Johnson stage name Denny Mann citing cruelty. This is her fourth divorce suit with two decrees earlier, followed by remarriage to Johnson and a third suit dismissed recently at her request.

Mount Vernon, O Ella H. Johnson H. H. Johnson Denny Mann

Greenwich Captain Arrested After Bathing Suit Skiff Incident

Paul Pathman and his wife from New York were ejected from a skiff by Captain Newton near E. C. Benedict's estate. Newton kept the skiff, forced the couple to walk home, and faces a profanity charge. Trial set for tomorrow in Greenwich Borough Court with lawyer F. O. Hubbard defending Newton.

Captain Newton Mr. Pathman Stamford Conn Greenwich E. C. Benedict Indian Harbor Paul Pathman New York Hila Newton Pathman

Silk and Satin Linings Recovered From New York Robbery

Police report costly goods recovered by Pinkertons and Boston inspectors. The 65 Great Jones street robbery involved trunks shipped to Boston marked J Samuels with linings later identified as stole from H. C. Cohen. Samuels was arrested in New York last week.

New York Pinkertons Thornhill Boston H. & C. Cohen Great Jones Street Cohens Fall River J. Samuels Salem Street Hester Street New York City Samuels

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G. M. Pullman, JR Lynn L. Fernald Avon St Bedford St Jordan, Marsh & Company Annie Janezen Florida Spitz Bros. & Mark ONC Washington St Spitz Bros Mork, Ummer General Tchernaieff Polantess Aid ‘Association Mrs. Johnson Onyx Myon Tojo Cerveras Ours Ladrones Porto Rico Manila W.l.doouclas W. L. Douglas Met’s Washington, Cor Essex St Court Street City Hall Avenue Khoreal Mankassian Huntington Avenue Calemparian Bedford Street Daly Rome
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