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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1902

Page

2

Love causes Chicago letter scandal uncovered

Chicago officers probe a long running North Side anonymous letter scandal with claims of a love affair behind the strings. Detectives seized a bundle of unsigned letters and pursue a suspected male author while Dr Fernand Henrotin accuses Mrs Fannie McIntyre of insanity as the letters’ author. Mrs McIntyre and her sister deny the charges and say a conspiracy targets her.

Thompson North Side Fernand Henrotin Chicago Henry L. Tolman Henrotin Stuart Postal Service Fannie McIntyre Horatio N. May Astor Street Mrs. May Mrs. McIntyre

Freshmen Stage Play Amid Sophomore Interference at BU

Boston University freshmen presented the one act comedy That Rascal Pat in Jacob Sleeper Hall before about 300 students. Despite weeks of sophomore obstruction and a faculty appeal against rowdyism, the play went on with lively interruptions and cheers as the PhiloMathean members received praise from their peers for completing the performance.

Boston University Philomathean Rascal Pat Jacob Sleeper Somerset Street Holton Alice Crane Sophs Pat MecNaggerty Donald Ellis Major Puffjacket Karl Baker Charles Livingstone W. E. Wood Laura Puffjacket Charles Emma Fall Nancy Pat Gertrude Lord Quincy Geraldine Mitchell Lewis H. Maxson

Shot girl in men's clothes in Kingston

Eva Henderson, 19, was shot in the leg by a policeman while fleeing arrest. She wore men's clothing as the officer, assigned to stop a prowler terrorizing residents, pursued a suspect described as a mysterious woman in black. Henderson said she was out to frighten neighbors for fun.

Kingston N. Y Eva Henderson

Molineux Divorce Complaint Alleges Cruel Treatment

A Sioux Falls dispatch reports Blanche Molineux will allege in divorce papers that during her husband Roland B. Molineux's imprisonment he hired detectives to shadow her movements. His distrust and continued watching allegedly caused her great mental suffering and cruel treatment.

ST. Paul, Minn Sioux Falls Blanche Molineux Roland B. Molineux Molineux

Fels-Naptha Soap Promises Easy Home Cleaning

An advertisement touts Fels-Naptha soap as the easiest and most pleasant way to tackle house cleaning. It claims the product will leave homes cleaner and chores simpler for users.

Hartopp divorce hearing crowded as witnesses testify

London Dec 5 Crowded court resumes as Lady Hartopp appears in new costume and Mrs Sands attends amid sensational testimony. Trustee Charles Bland mocks questions about Earl Cowley hanging pictures and gardening for Lady Hartopp while witnesses describe Earl Cowley’s visits and the cottage gatherings as mere friendship.

London Hartopp Lady Hartopp Sands Charles Hartopp Charles Bland Gadesby Earl Cowley Alice Atkinson Gunston Sir Charles Fairfax

John Barrett Named Minister to Japan by President

Washington December 5 It is understood the President will name John Barrett of Oregon to be minister to Japan. Barrett, commissioner-general of the St. Louis exposition to Asia and Australasia, is in the Straits Settlements region and has urged large governmental exhibitions by China and Japan at the fair. He aims to influence Australasia to reconsider exhibits from its colonies.

Sellinsgrove Penn Lynn Smith Smith St. Louis Washington John Barrett Oregon St. Louis Exposition Asia Australasia Japan Australia New Zealand

Botkin wins divorce over desertion in San Francisco

Wel come A. Botkin secured a divorce for desertion from Mrs. Cordelia Botkin in San Francisco. Mrs. Botkin was sentenced to life imprisonment for causing the deaths of Mrs. John Dunning and her Dover, Delaware sister by sending poisoned candy through the mails. A second trial was granted and will soon begin locally.

San Francisco Cal A. Botkin Cordelia Botkin

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