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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1901

Page

4

Testimony of Freddie Sprague Dominates Knight Murder Trial

In Saco Maine Freddie Sprague the five year old son of Mrs Fannie Sprague testified that Edwin H Knight was with his mother just before the murder. The boy answered questions clearly and recalled details from nearly a year ago. Defense opens by arguing Knight could not have committed the crime and that others including Samuel Locke influenced the case. Court recessed to 9 30 Monday morning.

Saco Freddie Sprague Supreme Court Edwin H. Sknight Fannie S. Sprague Tte Seiders George C. Yeaton Higging Powers George Warren Siren Yeaton Crew Bawin Knight Becins Higgins Samuel Locke Sprague Freddie Edwin H. Knight Locke Wldwin

Quiet South Boston Wedding for Elizabeth McGillick and James McNiff

Miss Elizabeth McGillick and James J. McNiff married in a quiet home ceremony in South Boston. Rev Fr. Gilbride of St. Augustine's Church officiated. Only family attended. bridesmaid was Miss Fannie McNiff and best man was Frank Connell of Roxbury. The couple will reside in South Boston.

Elizabeth McGillick James J. McNiff South Boston Gilbride St. Augustine’s Church Fannie McNiff Frank Connell Roxbury

Birth trends in New England tied to modern life and dogs

The Rev. W G Puddefoot says the foreign element is not feared if American parents keep pace with the procession of child bearing. He cites city life, tight lacing, nervous wives, low wages, landlord resistance to families, and childless women turning to pets as factors in declining birth rates and changing family patterns.

W. G. Puddefoot New England Hudson South Framingham South Framingham Post Gentleman Con

Fourteenth Symphony Concert Features Fritz Kreisler

The Boston Symphony Orchestra opened the program with Brahms Academic Overture Op. 80 and welcomed violinist Fritz Kreisler, whose appearance at Symphony Hall drew a strong reception after his Steinert Hall recital.

Boston Symphony Orchestra Symphony Hall Brahms Fritz Kreisler Steinert Hall

Nell Gwyn a Famous Drury Lane Star and Court Favorite

A historical portrait traces Nell Gwyn from Drury Lane orange girl to acclaimed actress. It notes her rise under King Charles II, her fiery wit, generous spending, and ties to Lady Castlemaine, with details on her birthplace claims and early stage appearances.

Charles II England White Whittlesey Lord Jeffreys Henry Jewett Jeffrey Wright Charles Howard Nebuchadnezzar Harry Blair Duchess of Portsmouth Blanche Burton Castlemaine Louise Draper Olivia Vernon Miriam Nesbitt Pit Pit Taare Marion Stuart Nell Gwyn Eas Aha Rehan Nell Nelly Evelyn Nellie Hereford Pipe Well Lane Gwyn Street Drury Lane Goldsmith Street Pepys Westminster Marvole Alley Drury To Craven House Maypole Strand Lincoln's Inn Fields Charles Beauclerk Duke of Duke’s House King Marshall Cydaria Dryden

Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler Delights Steinert Hall Recital

Pianist Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler gave a Steinert Hall recital that captivated the audience from the first note. Her performance of Schumann Etudes Symphoniques Opus 13 and Mendelssohn Spring Song drew prolonged applause and encores. Zeisler and her husband were guests of Mrs. Fiske Warren and Roswell Field, with further entertainment planned by Mme Hopekirk.

Fannie Bloomfield-Zeisler Steinert Hall Mme. Zeisler Zeisler Boston Symphony Orchestra McCauley Smaith Schumann Mendelssohn

Seton-Thompson Lectures On Wild Animals I Have Known

Ernest Seton-Thompson gave a lecture at Chickering Hall presenting animals via stereopticon and praising the bull terrier's courage. He meanwhile visited Mr Sanderson's Beacon Street studio for a private reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Roswell Field with Mme Bloomfield Zeisler.

Ernest Seton-Thompson Chickering Hall Mr. Seton Thompson Seton Sanderson Beacon Street Roswell Field Mme. Bloomfield-Zeisler H. I. Higginson

Fires Stir Excitement In North Salem

A trio of fires in North Salem caused alarm near Federal Street and at the Boston and Maine crossing. A steamer train narrowly avoided collision as gates failed to close and drivers shouted for safety. Rescue crews and bystanders watched a dramatic, almost miraculous near miss with a three-horse team and a masked, rain-drenched scene.

Saleem Federal Street North Salem Boston & Main James Poll Pellock Gatenoda

Vanderbilt family sails for Paris trip amid repairs

William Van derbilt Jr and his wife Virginia Fair depart New York on the Cunard steamer Lucania with their three year old Muriel left behind. The voyage aims to refresh Mrs Vanderbilt who has been ill and to discuss plans for a new automobile in Paris while Vanderbilt meets builders of White Ghost to set a top speed of seven miles an hour.

New York William Vanderbilt, Jr Virginia Fair Lin Lucania Cunard Muriel Paris

Russia's rivalries and fate in a changing world

Niels Gron spoke at the Mwanniain Century Club on Russia's role in world affairs. He argued that conflict among great powers would persist, predicting Russia's expansion could threaten England and tilt global power toward a Russia-America dyad.

Niels Gron Russia Mwanniain Century Club England Gateway of Indiad

Actress Ada Gray in Serious Illness in New York Home

Ada Gray, renowned for her role in Mast Lynne, is critically ill at her New York home with little hope of recovery this winter. Reports say her condition is grave and her friends await further medical updates.

New York Adami Insepariu Lynne Oldham

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