Love Disturbed. Vogedes Arrested At Cemetery Vault
Frederick Vogedes, once engaged to Miss Christina Schaeffer, was taken into custody in Newburg after attempting to enter the vault at St George's Cemetery at 1 am to see Miss Schaeffer's body. The death of Miss Schaeffer, who died Jan 21 after taking Paris green amid alleged heartbreak, is under coroner review. Vogedes faces disorderly conduct charges and possible mental fitness examination.
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Newburg
N. Y
Frederick Vogedes
Christina Schaeffer
New York
Vogedes
St. George’s Cemetery
Miss Schaeffer
Paris Green
John Perrott
Washington Street
Perrott
Gulliver Absent With $4000 From Providence Milliner
Albert F. Gulliver, husband of a leading Olneyville modiste and milliner, has vanished along with about $4000 in cash. The couple married seven years ago after meeting when he was a jeweller in Providence. Gulliver, now idle, had managed some shop business and was known for his fine dress.
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Providence
R. I
Albert F. Gulliver
Olneyville
Gullivers
Gulliver
Divorces and Libels Decided by Suffolk Superior Court
Judge Lilley ruled on two libels and three divorce petitions. Dr. Charles A. Fernald’s libel for infidelity and cruelty was dismissed. James F. O'Donnell's request for divorce from Mary A. O'Donnell was denied over alleged habitual intoxication. Botsford Kempston was granted a decree nisi against Mary Kempston for gross confirmed intoxication.
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Mary Kempston
Senate Moves on Arbitration Treaty and Delaware Inquiry
The Senate opened with executive session to consider the general treaty of arbitration as amended. Senator Morgan blocked removing secrecy from amendments. A Delaware election inquiry was referred. Nicaragua canal bill debated with scheduled votes, but no action taken. The session adjourned after further executive sessions.
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Washington
Senate
Sherman
Rep
Morgan
Chandler
N. H
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Delaware
Committee On
Vilas
Hale
Hoar
Mr. Davis
Minn
Genuine Chinese Fair Opens at Bethlehem Mission
The Bethlehem Chinese Mission at 6112 Essex Street opened a genuine Chinese fair showcasing mainly China sourced goods. Highlights include curiously crafted items, sacrifice material bundles, a restaurant facility, and daily Chinese music performances in the afternoons.
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Bethlehem
Essex Street
China
Big Store Opens Daily With Enticements All Week
At eight thirty each morning the large store starts business every day Monday through Saturday. The notice promises equal readiness and pleasure to serve customers, inviting readers to note the advertised inducements offered throughout the week.
Chenille Portieres and Couch Covers Sale Highlights
Old catalog notes list Chenille Portieres and Couch Covers 8x3 feet at 1.25 era, 6x9 feet at 6.00, 9x12 feet at 12.00, 10x12 feet at 16.00, and 10x13 feet at 20.00. Also GRAY GOAT RUGS 30x65 inches at 1.25 to 2.5, single units from 1.75 to 3.50 usual, on floor Second Floor with price to close. Real Sheila Curtains 2x3 yards to 3x4 yards offered with firm discounts, Figured Velours and Tamboured Muslins listed with sale prices.
Kennedy's Cass Wil Go to the Jury This Afternoon
Kennedy's case moved toward a jury after a packed Salem court heard Mrs. Learoyd testify again and Kennedy recount his week before the poisoning. Witnesses placed him in Boston and in various towns on dates around election weekend as the defense rested. The trial adjourned to resume the next morning with rebuttal and further testimony.
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Salem
Learoyd
Mrs. Bishop
Katie Price
Kennedy
Crowley
Boston
Naismith’s
Chelsea Square
White
Albert Devoe
Walter Peabody
South Peabody
William A. Shay
Peabody
James F. Finnegan
Danvers
Foote
Mead
Chief Bacon
Hewitt
Engagement to be announced at Bradley Martin Ball
New York reports that at the Bradley Martin fancy dress ball the engagement of Bradley Martin Jr and Miss Daisy Post will be announced. Daisy Post, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Post, is a niece of Mrs Vanderbuilt and dates a future fortune for Martin Jr. The ball features elaborate costumes, changes in quadrille arrangements, and notable attendees with Mrs Astor in diamonds and Mrs Belmont secretive about her French duchess costume.
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New York
Iit
Bradley Martin
Bradley Martin, Jr
Daisy Post
Frederic W.W. Vanderbilt
William K. Vanderbilt
Miss Post
Sherry’s
Marguerite
Daisy
Alexander Bremer
Musicians’ Mutual Protective Union
Washington
Mr. Boldt
Ator
Academy of Design
Astor
Ogden Mills
August Belmont
Peter Marie
Richard Peters
Harry Sands
O. H. P. Belmont
James E Lowe Dies in Chelsea After Heart Trouble
James Edward Lowe president of the Hotel and Railroad News Company Employees Benefit Association died at his home 230 Tremont street Chelsea at 11 last evening after a weeklong illness. He was 37 born in Chelsea and leaves an infant child. A former Boston Herald employee he had worked with the news company for years. A heart condition forced him to retire about a week ago. He was a member of Mystic Lodge 47 Knights of Pythias. Funeral arrangements have not been set.
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James Edward Lowe
Hotel and Railroad News Company Employees’ Benefit Association
Tremont Street
Chelsea
Mr. Lowe
Boston Herald
News Company
Mystic Lodge 47, Knights of Pythias
Honest Thief in Kleptomania Case at Police HQ
Rebecca Wallace, held by Inspectors Abbott and Bogan for pocket picking, is linked to a prior 1896 theft from Rebecca Ayer. Her husband John Wallace of Malden says she has long suffered mental illness and seven children, with no motive other than illness.
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Rebecca Wallace
Abbott and Bogan
Wallace
Rebecca Ayer
Jessie Fuller
Biy
John Wallace
Ellen Cauley
Roxbury
Knox
Post
Malden
Boston
Shipped Ice in Cigar Box Forgery Case
Walter B. Brooks of Somerville was arrested by Inspector Lynch on forgery charges. He allegedly sent a box via C O D to Drew & Shaw of Stoneham using a bill to C J Countie at 27 and 29 Charles street. The box contained two chunks of ice instead of a consignment of toothbrushes.
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Walter B. Brooks
Somerville
Lynch
General Express
State Street
Drew & Shaw
Stoneham
C. J. Countie
Charles Street
City
Brockton Boots Workers Face Lockout After Resignations
In Brockton Massachusetts the Boot and Shoe Workers Union members confronted lockouts at T D Barry and C A Eaton after 300 workers were discharged this morning. Union leaders vow to restore old conditions and reinstate all who originally struck, while tensions with Joyce and Fletcher persist.
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Brockton
Cutter’s
Red Men’s
Clark’s Block
Tobin
Eaton
Howes
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
T. D. Barry
C. A. Eaton
Barry
Joyce & Fletcher
T. D. Barry & Co
Gas Deposit Debate Targets Company Deposits
A legislative hearing on Senator James A. Gallivan bill to bar gas deposits reveals sharp exchanges. Opponents led by A. C. Burrage argue deposits fund company business. supporters cite consumer hardship and disputed notices.
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Senator Gallivan
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Frederic Vogedes
Valentines
Chenille Portieres
Kensington Art Squares
Cass
Vo Ae
Gilchrist
Bishop
William Kennedy
Albert F. Learoyd
Perley
Casey’s
Andover
William Abbott
Frank Abbott
Southwick
Neal
Hardy Hail
Casey
Kimball
Beaver Brook
Chester M. Twiss
Charles E. Putnam
Shea
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish
Marie Antoinette
Young Martin
James
Lowe
S OF
Marseilles
Are
Earth
B. L
Police
Husband
Prang & CO
Karl F. Heinzen
L. Prang & Co
Resent Tain
James A. Gallivan
Committee On Manufactures
A. C. Burrage
Robert M. Morse
Boston Gas Light Company
J. Otis Wardwell
Boston Gas Companies
James P. McShane
R. M. Morse
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