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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1910
Page
16
New developments in the Marie Reed Rospigliosi marriage reveal the American princess has eloped from Rome, with rumors pointing to her ex husband Colonel Fred H. Parkhurst's former steward, an American, as the companion.
The 1908 civil marriage sparked a protracted annulment battle with her first husband to wed the prince under church law. Social ostracism did not avert happiness inside the royal pair, but jealousy from Prince Camillo Rospigliosi’s family and Spanier’s control of vast estates created strife. A baby girl was born, Spanier was dismissed, and rumors of separation grew as the couple traveled to Paris with Spanier. The prince refused comment on a possible split, promising he would not consent if it were initiated by his wife.
Miss Sarah E. Almy, cousin and childhood playmate of William C and Daniel Blake Russell, testifies in East Cambridge Probate Court that the claimant is not Daniel Russell and challenges his description of the Melrose home. She asserts the interior details, letters, and identity claims are false and recalls past family memory, with further testimony pending.
Representative William C. Lovering of the 14th Massachusetts District died suddenly in Washington from pleurisy. A Taunton cotton manufacturer and longtime Republican leader, he served since the Fifty-fifth Congress and announced retirement. The district spans Barnstable Plymouth and Bristol counties with fierce early competition for his seat.
A special election to fill the vacancy caused by Congressman Lovering's death will be held in March, date to be set by Governor Draper. Many prominent men from the 14th District are mentioned as possible candidates, including T. W. Lawson as a contemplated option. The winner will take the seat immediately when chosen.
Washington February 4 The death of Representative Lovering of Massachusetts prompted both houses to adjourn today before the usual hour in a show of respect.
New York report: Father Bernard, a 23 year old woman, was found dying with bloodied cheeks in a West Ninety-eighth Street apartment. She had been shot by William T. Fisher, a clerk, who lay dying on a bed in an adjoining room with a revolver in his hand.
A brief, violent quarrel ended with both occupants dead in a handsomely furnished up-town flat rented by Fisher. A maid found the scene along with a card in Fisher's pocket and conflicting claims about his and Ethel Bernard's identities. Police record the case as murder and death by own action, with unclear motive.
The St Paul It mine reported the first body recovered since shafts were sealed to smother last November's mine fire that killed nearly 80 miners. The corpse of Naestric Lliric, 25, found near the air shaft was identified by a wage receipt. Recovery prospects for others are poor.
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