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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1897

Page

8

Tolls of the Swindine: McLaughlin Gang Assault on Stepdaughter

Daisy Hampton, former companion of forger Charles McLaughlin, confesses to swindling schemes tied to the Valentine McLaughlin gang. She describes elopement, fraud trips to Long Branch Saratoga and Washington, and involvement with Valentin and May Wintage. Hampton seeks to testify at trial and faces bail proceedings in General Sessions.

New York Daisy Hampton Charles McLaughlin Valentine McLaughlin McLaughlin Charles Smith Bridgeport Harry Stone Stone Long Branch Saratoga Washington Valentine Kings County Penitentiary May Wintage Court of General Sessions Golf Abe Levy

Man Charged With Assault On Stepdaughter In Braintree Case

William Card of Braintree is charged with brutal assault on his 13 year old stepdaughter Nellie Richardson. The case ties to Henderson family tragedy after a jealous dispute left Henderson dead from a broken jaw and ribs. Card resisted arrest at the Henderson home, armed and attempting to fire on officers, then was captured.

Quincy William Card Braintree Nellie M. Richardson Charles IL. Henderson Henderson Card Dedham Minnie L Nellie M Henderson Place Carol

Special Bargains Highlighted at Jordan Marsh Co

At the BIG STORE on the Street Floor special bargains include Lawn and Linen items marked down to 5c and 2.5c per dot for pure linen. Second Floor offers linen hemmed and hemstitched pieces at 1.00 to 2.5c. Woollens on sale at half price with remnants and corduroys in new shades also offered.

Furniture Store Shows Range at Bedford and Avon Streets

A local furniture business advertises a location spanning 46 to 54 Bedford street and 43 to 51 Avon street opposite the rear of a dry goods store. It highlights wood seats cobbler seats upholstery options and a Oak rocker priced at 2.90 with reviews encouraged. It also promotes a full line of imported and domestic rattan goods.

Bedford Street Avon Street

Mrs Learoyd Not Going Denied Amid Trial Turmoil

In Salpm Feb 9 reports claim Mrs Learoyd planned a New York trip with her youngest child. Mr Learoyd denies the tale as false and notes his willingness to finish his trial. He discusses aconite, a bicycle theft, and a brutal assault case tied to Reading last November, including a man jailed in hast bridge.

SALPM Kimball Jonathan Severance Miss Franklin Lewiston Cambridge

Tarbox Bad Record Highlighted in Court Hearing

Melvin Tarbox, held in 2000 bonds in the Malden District Court for assault on Miss Franklin, has a long criminal history. The previous June he visited H. A. Bent’s store in North Conway New Hampshire, prompting questions about his record.

Reading Melvin Tarbox Malden Franklin H. A. Bent North Conway N. H

Boy Husband Deserts Wife in New Rochelle

In New Rochelle New York Mr and Mrs Wise a year married aged about 17 are at the center of a scandal after Wise was arrested on the charge of abandoning his wife and child. The elopement of the pair with Trinity School ties and parental opposition created village excitement. They disappeared in December 1895 and later returned to Wise's father’s home before again parting.

New Rochelle N. Y Wise Miss Sawyer Trinity School Thirty-first Street Third Avenue New York

Gas Victims Suffer More From Street Gas Leak

Two more people fell ill from gas fumes after a defective jet leaked. Elizabeth Crosby 22 of 189 East Springfield street woke at 4 a.m. and by super human effort crawled to an adjoining room before losing consciousness. Margaret Cooney 45 of 166? Columbus avenue was overcome at 7:40 a.m. at the shoddy store. she recovered after a doctor revived her.

Elizabeth Crosby East Springfield Street Miss Crosby Margaret Cooney F Street Boston Columbus Avenue Butters Cooney

Pratt's Men Confirmed by Chelsea Board of Aldermen

At last night’s Chelsea Board of Aldermen meeting, nearly all of Mayor Pratt’s city appointment picks were confirmed. George J. Page for a police constable post was tabled on Alderman Gill’s motion, while confirmations included A. Mellen Rice to Health Board, George T. Roberts as Overseer of the Poor, and others such as William Stinson, George W. Marsh, William B. Marsh, Alfred W. Brown, Henry F. Davidson, and William A. Prescott for respective terms.

Chelsea Board of Aldermen Pratt George J. Page Alderman Gill A. Mellen Rice Board of Health George T. Roberts William Stinson George W. Marsh William B. Marsh Alfred W. Brown Henry F. Davidson William A. Prescott

Widow Sues Over Ante-Nuptial Deal in Nathan Estate

In Suffolk Supreme Court Mrs. Nettie Nathan seeks to set aside her ante-nuptial contract with Emanuel Nathan claiming she did not understand its nature. The will leaves most of the estate to his children and grandchildren, with Mrs. Nathan receiving only $5000 at his death and income from $27,900 in real estate. Nathan, a Roxbury soap maker, died in 1895. she, born in Hungary, argues misrepresentation and language barriers affected consent.

Nathan Roxbury Prentiss Street Jacob John Germany New York

Knights of Columbus social in Winthrop Centre highlights

Winthrop Council 162 Knights of Columbus held a social in Wadsworth Hall with progress ive whist and dancing. Mr Theobald M McGowan was MC and about 200 attendees heard Colonel Henry Walker speak on To London and Return With the Ancients as Mayor William Hatch Jones presided.

Winthrop Council No Knights of Columbus Wadsworth Hall Winthrop Centre Theobald M. McGowan J. Donovan Joseph Donoghue Cambridge Abbie Orr Charlestown Lewis McGowan Anne McGowan Boston Frank Jacobs George Jacobs John Dogherty Gertrude Donovan Mary Maloney Eleanor Jenkins J. J. Sears Patrick Norton Timothy Mahoney Daniel McDonnell Thomas McGowan May Tinan W. N. Jenkins Dennis McCarty Eleanor Barratt Nellie Towry John Towry Victor McLaughlin James Grady Geneva Margaret Grady Joseph Donovan Daniel Coffey Ethel Stowe Mary Slattery Bessie Norton Simon Rock Lewis Miller John Cochran Alice Cochran George Chase John Me Gertrude Sheffield Sadie Robertslaw John Steele Ertshaw Molloy R. D. Ireland Jenny Minnie Ireland Timothy McCarty J. J. Devereux Margaret Callahan H. A. Rosa Tufts College William Barta South Boston Miss Jenkins W. B. Carey W. H. Coffin Alexander McLean John McDonald Daniel McLean Henry Walker The Ancients London William Hatch Jones

Unknown Lodger Dies of Heart Disease at Pitts Street

An unidentified man, about 38, died of heart disease last night at a cheap lodging house on 24 Pitts Street owned by Mr. Johnson. He had only recently arrived, carried no personal property, and bore branded initials J H M C on his left forearm. Dr. Thompson arrived too late. Undertaker Tinkham took charge of the body.

Pitts Street Johnson

Vast Clothing Clearance at Yan Ked in Boston

The Yan Ked Clothing Co at 91 Summer St Boston opens a sweeping sale with hundreds of suits overcoats and ulsters at half wholesale and one third retail. Men and boys styles in Chinchilla Storm Ulsters Cheviot and Cassimere Trousers and reefers with prices cut to clear. Satisfaction guaranteed money back and extended Saturday hours.

Wren Levy, Greenbaum & Co Summer Street Prince Alberts Boston Yan KED Clothing Co Summer St

Dinners Before The Ball New York Bradley Martin Event

New York society anticipates the Bradley Martin ball with over 400 guests and many costume dinners. Hosts include Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs Mrs. Suydam Mrs. Rhinelander and Mr. and Mrs. Schermerhorn at No 49 West Twenty third Street. Notables such as Mrs Delancey Kane Adrian Iselin Jr Geraldine Redmond John James Kane Samuel Bridgeman Peter Marie Van Alen Rawlins Cottenet Francis Burrell Hoffman and Miss Spof ford are listed as attendees.

New York Bradley Martin Hermann Oelrichs Suydam Rhinelander William C. Schermerhorn West Twenty-third Street Bronson Delancey Kane Adrian Iselin, Jr Geraldine Redmond John James Kane Samuel Bridgman Peter Marie van Alen Rawlins Cottenet East Seventy-sixth Street BE. Livingston Ludlow Henry Parish, Jr

Magnificent Bradley Martin Costume Designs in New York

A procession of gala outfits for the Bradley Martin ball features Mrs. Bradley Martin in a white and pink quadrille d hon neur gown with diamonds and powdered hair. Notable costumes include Miss Pierpont Morgan as Pocahontas, Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant as a Washington colonial dame, Miss Julia Grant as a Louis XIV marquise, Belmont Tiffany as a Knight Templar, and Miss Louise Pierpont Morgan as Madame Louise with powdered hair.

Boldt Oscar Tchersky Pierpont Morgan Rolfe Frederick Dent Grant Washington Colonel Grant Julia Grant Louis XIV Belmont Tiffany Knight Templar Marquise de Polignac Louise Pierpont Morgan Princess Louise Madame” Louise Louis XV Pierpont. Morgan, Jr Pepys Charles II Frances Burrell Hoffman Princess de Bourbon Duchesse de Montpensier

Smoke Talk at Democratic Club in Roxbury

A large Roxbury Ward 17 Democratic gathering heard William F. Murray discuss Reminiscences of Public Men I Have Met. He praised Henry W. Grady John Boyle O Reilly Bourke Cochran and General Grant while drawing connections to Demosthenes and other figures. Acknowledgments came from President Thomas S. Prendergast and Rep. Charles I. Quirk with many local officials in attendance.

Ward 17 William F. Murray Murray Henry W. Grady South John Boyle O’reilly Bourke Cochran Demosthenes General Grant Roxbury Thomas S. Prendergast

Cambridge Tops St. Nicholas 2 1 In City Hockey Match

The Cambridge Massachusetts hockey team lost 2 1 to St. Nicholas at the St. Nicholas rink in New York. The Cambridge side showed strong play though the home team prevailed.

Cambridge St. Nicholas New York Mass

Locomotive Capsizes in Union Pacific Yards

East bound fast mail train hit an open switch in Omaha yards and derailed. Engine overturned. Fireman Thomas Krauz died from scalding and engineer W H Vannery suffered fatal burns. Several passengers injured and three women fainted.

Omaha Neb Union Pacific Railway Thomas Krauz W. H. Vannery

Labor row ends as Flynn agrees to union labor rules

Over a year after a housesmith strike, James Flynn agreed in a union conference to hire only union men, set a nine hour day, pay time and a half for overtime, and double time on Sundays. Four employers remain banned until fines are paid. Thomas F. Lacy of Cigarmakers' Union 97 spoke at Denison House on cigarmakers progress, while engineers seeking AFL membership were urged to meet at 1031 Washington Street.

James Flynn Thomas F. Lacy Cigarmakers’ Union 97 Denison House Cigarmakers’ Organization American Federation of Labor Washington Street

Yale Captain Bailey Returns From Harvard Talks

Captain Bailey of Yale crew arrived in New Haven after consulting with Harvard’s Captain Goodrich. He declined to state the outcome but said Yale will issue an official final statement in a few days.

Nhw Haven Conn Bailey Yale Goodrich Harvard

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McLaughin Gang Father Woollens Meat Choppers Cers Tarbox Chamber New England H. Robinson & CO Washington St Adams Square & Dock Gialmed Winthrop Knights of Columbus Social Colonel Henry Walker Collins Frederic Neilson Pollock Princess Lamzalle Stuyvesant Fish Marie Antoinette Charles B. Alexander Miss Huntington Dr. Huntington Grace Church Rainsford Goulds Bradley Marting Rie Antoinette Morgan AS Charles B Alexander Francis Burral DE Bourban Labor Notes Sherwin School Annie E. B Walto Frank Graham Court &T Innech
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