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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1905

Page

16

Middletown Woman Marries Instead of Attending Probate Hearing

Mrs. Mario Ursula Kreig, 74, of Middletown, skipped a Portland probate court hearing and married John Reith, 60, of the city. A Swiss native widow with a recent Swiss fortune, she disappeared with her new husband prompting Chatham officials to seek a conservator for her. The hearing was halted by her marriage and disappearance.

Middletown Conn Mario Ursula Kreig Portland John Reith Kreig Switzerland Chatham

Big Manufacturer Stock sale from P A Hirschfield & Co

A 9 o'clock sale of overstocked clothing and accessories from P A Hirschfield & Co Broadway New York. Wholesale to retail buyers with discounts from 40 to 50 percent off normal prices on suits pants hats shoes and more. Store open evenings until 10 during the sale with extensive bargains and guaranteed satisfaction.

P. A. Hirschfield & Co Broadway New York Sepeo Ae Oxford

Love for Actress May Threatens Coreys Steel Empire

Pittsburg, Pa. December 8.W Ellis Corey’s love for an actress may cost him his wife his relatives and his leadership of United States Steel Corp. Alfred A Corey of Braddock urges jury punishment and questions Ellis sanity. Andrew Carnegie reportedly backs Thomas Morrison to succeed Corey as U S Steel president. Morrison, a self made cousin of Carnegie, rose from machinist to director after a long career at Edgar Thompson works.

Pittsburg W. Ellis Corey Steel Combine Ellis Alfred A. Corey Braddock Hawkins Avenue Corey Mabelle Gilman Andrew Carnegie Thomas Morrison United States Steel Corporation Morrison Carnegie Edgar Thompson

Rich widow becomes nun in St Louis manor home

Mrs. Alice O Day widow of Judge John O Day plans to convert her $200000 mansion into the St de Chantel Academy of the Visitation Nuns and will retire from society. She was the judge's second wife and six years ago attempted suicide after a quarrel. She recovered and later obtained a divorce before the judge remarried his stenographer.

ST. Louis Alice O'Day John O’day St. de Chantel Academy of the Visitation Nuns

Weaving death in police station as Murphy hangs himself

Edwin Murphy a 1 weaver hanged himself with his belt from cell bars in Putnam police station shortly after arrest for stabbing Benjamin Covell a painter who shared a house with him Covell is expected to recover and Murphy died by his own action.

Putnam, Conn Edwin Murphy Benjamin Covell Covell

Hartford Enforces Blue Laws This Sunday

Hartford police announce the Sunday lid will be enforced with drug stores and restaurants allowed to stay open. The order mainly affects bootblocks and news stands, limiting other businesses.

Hartford Conn Dec

Punish Ryan For Silence Roiled New York Inquiry

A legislative committee investigating life insurance sent a file to District Attorney William T. Jerome seeking proceedings against Thomas F. Ryan for refusing to answer questions. Ryan, owner of a majority Equitable Life stake, explained his actions amid cited Harriman pressure and fears of a receivership and market panic.

New York William T. Jerome Thomas F. Ryan Equitable Life Assurance Society Ryan Mr. Ryan E. H. Harriman Union Pacific Southern Pacific Harriman Equitable Mr. Harriman Paul D. Cravath Hyde Equitable Society James H. Hyde

Crosses U. S. For Baby Boy Gardner

Lloyd A. Barrows of Portland and a Portland police letter traveled across the country to Gardner seeking custody of two year old Ralph Ellsworth Barrows from his grandparents James and Mrs McGowan in Partridgeville East Templeton since the mother’s death in April. He alleges the child was spirited away and says the grandparents refuse to surrender him.

Gardner Lloyd A. Barrows Portland Ore East Templeton Ralph Ellsworth Barrows James McGowan Partridgeville Burrows Mr. Burrows

10 Mile Trudge for Cash Error

Ed ward Wilson received by blunder a check belonging to Reuben Chapman of Adams Express. He walked ten miles home to learn the loss and fainted, then returned with the check to town where it was deposited in a local bank.

Great Barrington Edward Wilson Reuben Chapman Adams Express Company Wilson Chapman

Motorman Brockway Faces Manslaughter Trial

Dedham Mass December 8 The Norfolk county grand jury indicted Frederick S Brockway of Weymouth a motorman on the Old Colony street railway for manslaughter The act stemmed from a streetcar collision with a repair tower at Hingham where Joseph A Vaughan injured and later died

Dedham Mass Norfolk County Grand Jury Frederick S. Brockway Weymouth Brockway Old Colony Street Railway Hingham Joseph A. Vaughan

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