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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1897

Page

8

Lamera Romance Aged Bell to Wed Shibley of Harrowsmith Ont

Washington December reports Alexander Melville Bell father of the telephone inventor plans to wed Mrs. H G Shibley of Harrowsmith Ontario 54 and widowed with a romance sparked by a photographed likeness He recounts love at first sight and a January wedding his son and nieces approving He was a former professor in London University and later Queen's College Kingston now a Washington resident since 1881

Washington Alexander Melville Bell H. G. Shibley Mr. Bell London University Queen's College Kingston, Ont

Reunited After Twenty-Eight Years In Norfolk

Guy W. McAllister, once a Massachusetts State Reformatory officer, and his wife, long believed dead, reunited in Norfolk after 28 years. He will resign and move here. The same page reports a fraud case involving Isaac DeWitt Place and Mrs. Hall, with Conkling and an adopted daughter present. prosecutors decry the scheme to gain wealth through a staged marriage.

Norfolk Guy W. McAllister Massachusetts State Reformatory Concord Junction McAllister Engineer Corps United States Navy Portsmouth Massachusetts Reformatory Isaac DeWitt Anna Hall Vermont Hirschberg Supreme Court Chambers Conkling Place Hall Seeger

Death by own action ends Honeymoon in Norwalk

James Rooney 29 was found hanging in Norwalk Connecticut after a quarrel on Thursday and a wedding on Tuesday ending a brief honeymoon. Police say the death appears self inflicted and occurred Friday. Rooney, a local resident, had married earlier in the week and the case is under investigation.

C. M. Selleck East Avenue Rooney Mr. Selleck Nora Sullivan Port Chester Mary Selleck Policeman Morehouse Selleck Norwalk, Conn James Rooney

Newburg Case Details Conkling Promoter of Fraud

Newburg December 12. The case reveals that James H. Conkling acted as promoter in a fraudulent scheme involving a husband for sale for four thousand dollars. The proceedings outline charges, parties, and potential restitution as the court weighs the evidence.

Newburg James H. Conkling

Father drives daughters to independence after eviction over marriage

In St Louis, Joseph Burkhart bans his four daughters from his home for defying his push to marry. The women move to a Fairfax avenue flat, each taking work: Laura sells gloves, Ella and Emma work in a chemical house, Lotta keeps house. Ella and Emma reportedly engaged. Laura considering a proposal. Lotta expected to wed a respected local. Burkhart remains silent, noting earlier protests and stating the daughters must marry by December or leave.

ST. Louis Joseph Burkhart Man Burkhart Ella Papa Burkhart Burkhart Beau Laura Lotta Emma Fairfax Avenue Httle Dee Emma Godfrey Nee Burkhart Ella Burkhart Laura Burkhart Lotta Burkhart Casey

Count Boni de Castellane and Countess Face Possible Separation

Paris December reports serious trouble between Boni de Castellane and Anna Gould as she refuses further funds for his extravagant projects. He pursues a grand Bois de Boulogne palace with theatre and modern appointments, while relatives urge restraint. Friends doubt a real split, but fear a financial crash may loom.

Paris Count Boni de Castellane Anna Gould Jay Gould Count Boni Avenue du Bois Boulogne Versailles Count Bont Monte Cristo Castellano

May divorcees wed in church amid clerical uproar

London reports a November 2 marriage between Miss Leila Bayard Crooke, niece of former U S ambassador Thomas J F Bayard, and Mr Lyon who had been divorced. The Clerical party protested prompting a different church wedding and a primate issued a formal pronouncement on the matter.

London Leila Bayard Crooke Thomas JF. Bayard United States Lyon

Gardiner G. Hubbard Rites Set For Tomorrow in Washington

Funeral services for Gardiner Green Hubbard will be held at the Church of the Covenant at 2 pm with Rev. Dr. Hamlin officiating. Burial will be private at Rock Creek Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers include Justice Brown, Senator Hoar, ex Senators Dawes and Foster, Presidents Gilman and Whitman, Langley, and others. Active pallbearers are sixteen officers and board members of the National Geographic Society led by General A. W. Greely and Marcus Baker.

Washington Gardiner Green Hubbard Church of the Covenant Hamlin Rock Creek Cemetery Justice Brown United States Supreme Court Hoar Dawes Gilman Johns Hopkins University Whitman Columbian University John W. Foster Herbert Everett Hayden Henry Gannett H. F. Blount W. J. McGee C. W. Dabney F. H. Newell D. T. Day W. B. Powell John Hyde J. B. Wight

Fire destroys store dormitory and post office in Durham

In Durham, fire at Alvin Jackson's rear store at 2 PM destroyed three buildings: the Jackson store, the post office, and the college dormitory for women. The post office fixtures were saved. Total loss about 7000 dollars. Jackson's loss about 2000 with 400 insurance. College students led the fight. no local fire apparatus available. Dover aid arrived late. The dormitory was the Benjamin Thompson homestead and a state owned building was insured.

Manchester N. H Durham Dover Jackson

Vesper Service at Young Men's Christian Union

Sunday evening vesper service in Union Hall featured a musical program by soprano Miss Gertrude I Stockwell bass Mr John H Pratt and boy soprano Master Joseph G Hegarty A sermon of practical value by Rev Rush Shippen of Brockton Massachusetts titled Life a Ladder emphasized daily virtue

Young Men’s Christian Union Union Hall Gertrude I. Stockwell John H. Pratt Joseph G. Hegarty Rush Shippen Brockton

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B. F. Larrabee & CO Boston’s Great Fancy Goods Emporium Holiday Headquarters Krustus Bros Leather Dept Boston Real Seal Mir Genta Holiday Price Union Taffeta Dresden Furniture Dept. Holiday Bargains Great Fancy Goods Emporium Rogers Morris Lue Atrs Basket Dept AIA Pate Rolles AS Pillow Dex Nellie Blynt Parcheesi Anabasis Holkis Vienna Sen Jewelry Dept Sterling Pearl Opera Co Ogne Roger & Gallet Violet Water Lamera Romance Alexander M. Bell S Pater Concord Reformatory Officer McAllister Boyle Bros Washington 8&T South End Promoter Conkling National Supply CO Temple Place Brodie Mgr J. Brodie Eana Bella Castellane Goulds Bristol Bayard MR. Hubbard Trojans
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