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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1897

Page

8

Morgenthau Sows Monthly Dowry Weddings in New York

Lazarus Morgenthau an 80 year old financier forms the Greater New York German Orphan Dowry Society to wed a poor girl monthly at his East Seventy Second Street home with a $100 gold dowry. Bertha Horowitz becomes first bride, wedding to Isaac Hoffman, as Morgenthau funds the ceremony and decorates a grand parlor.

New York Lazarus Morgenthau East Seventy- Second Street Greater Bertha Horowitz Lazarus Isaac Hoffman Stanton Street Isaac Mr.Morgenthau Mr. Morgenthau Temple of Humanity Moses Montefiore Gottheil Pope Martin Luther Horace Greeley Bismarck Christ Lincoln Washington Jerolem Oswald Ottenorfer B. Goachimsen Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society Hoffman

Rockwell Plotted Murder to Marry Victim's Wife

Frederick Rockwell, jailed for life in Williamsport after admitting he killed his comrade to marry the slain man’s wife. He plotted the fatal act and confessed to the crime prompting his conviction.

Rockwell

Woman sues warbler for breach of promise of marriage

Miss Margaret Braken of East Sixty-first street sues Cyrus Arnone, a warber, for 5000 claiming he promised to marry her then vanished. The suit follows their introduction about a year ago and the arrest after his abandonment.

New York Margaret Braken East Sixty-first Street Cyrus Arnone Miss Braken

Daughter Sues Mother Over Wedding Trousseau

Lizzie Els, 19, sued her mother in Brooklyn’s Ewen Street Police Court over a Bohemian custom that eldest daughters receive a wedding trousseau at marriageable age. The case centers on allegedly unlawful withholding of property.

Bohemia New York Trousseau Ewen Street Brooklyn Lizzie Els

Inaugural Boots Display From Lambertville Shoemaker

William J. Scott, a Lambertville shoemaker, made McKinley’s inauguration boots from American materials representing thirteen states. The maroon legs, white oak tan soles, hand-stitched seam, and white kid lining draw eyes from shoppers as Major McKinley’s portrait overlooks the display in Coryell Street. About 2000 spectators have viewed the exhibit.

Lambertville N. J McKinley William J. Scott Scott Coryell Street Terial

Duke Marlborough to Field Extensive Horse Races

The Duke of Marlborough plans broad racing activity with horses trained by Marsh of Newmarket who also works for the Prince of Wales. The duchess oversees the stable and finances at Blenheim, knowing every employee and inspecting accounts daily.

London Duke of Marlborough Marsh Newmarket Prince of Wales Blenheim

Protect the Sabbath at Central Congregational Church meeting

The Sabbath Protective League held its annual meeting at Central Congregational Church Newbury street with the church quartet. Rev Edward W Clark led devotions and Rev Reuven Thomas urged a broad ground for differing views and said a Sabbath day is essential for church life and social progress.

The Sabbath Protective League Central Congregational Church Newbury Street Edward W. Clark Reuven Thomas League Martin D. Kneeland Greenharge Fall River Beacon Hill Massachusetts Hamilton First Universalist Church of Brockton

Ingersoll Returns Home To Vandal Message On Door

Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll arrived at his Madison Avenue residence in New York to find a vandal carved a fiery question on his front door. The statue filled mansion features grand vestibules, massive oak doors, and ornate ironwork reflecting his artistic tastes.

New York Robert G. Ingersoll Madison Avenue Colonel Ingersoll Fifth Avenue Coisioner

Milner Named Next Cape Governor Succeeds Rosemead

London announces Sir Alfred Milner former chairman of the Board of Inland Revenue will become Governor of the Cape Colony succeeding Lord Rosemead. Milner's appointment marks a major imperial transfer of colonial leadership.

London Sir Alfred Milner Board of Inland Revenue Lord Rosemead Cape Colony

Bradley Martin Ball Highlights Elusive World of Letters

New York observers note the 1890s Bradley Martin ball drew few prominent literati or diplomats. Many guests arrived late and left early amid lavish displays while nearby streets saw bread lines and poverty, underscoring class contrast at the charity event.

New York Bradley Martin Legation United States Army Navy Ogden Mills Mills John Jacob Astor Colonel Astor Elisha Dyer, Jr Belmonts August Belmont Howland Perry Belmont O. H. P. Belmont Belmont Chauncey Depew W. R. Cruger William Co. Whitney Whitneys Whitney Hobart Bradley Martins New Jersey Burke Cochran England Ernest Iselin Oliver Iselin Adrian Iselin, Jr Iselin T. Sufferne Yvailer John Alsop King Robert B. Minturn James A. Burden Francklyn Duncan Elliott

Trinity Church Marks 20th Anniversary with Brooks Memorial

Yesterday Trinity Church celebrated its twentieth anniversary, honoring the late Phillips Brooks as its first rector. A tablet and bust will be placed in the church, with Dr HE Winchester Donald delivering a sermon and a choir led by Horatio W Parker performing. Notables including Governor Alexander H Rice ex Governor A H Bullock and Mayor Prince attended the consecration and commemorative events.

Trinity Church Phillips Brooks Massachusetts Alexander H. Rice A. H. Bullock Prince Boston Alderman Clarke A. P. Peabody D. D Rufus Ellis George E. Ellis A. A. Miner James Freeman Clarke R. Laird Collier S. K. Lothrop Chandler Robbins Henry W. Foote Rollin H. Neale A. B. Underwood Edward Everett Hale Alpheus Hardy Theodore Lyman Bishop Paddock Dr. Huntington Bishop Huntington New York All Saints Worcester Arthur Brooks Alexander Hamilton Vinton Emmanuel Church HE. Winchester Donald William H. Dewart Reuben Kidner St. Andrew Mission Edmund F. Silaften Horatio W. Parker

Revered preacher denounces the Bradley Martin ball

In Brockton Rev. Rush R. Shippen of Union Church sharply denounces the Bradley Martin ball as a fashionable folly. He argues there is some merit in spending money for good causes but warns against extravagant displays that may unnecessarily excite the poor.

Brockton Rush R. Shippen Union Church Dieth Bradley Martin

Duel to Death Near Collinsville Brings Fatal Shootings

At Crudap station on the Alabama Great Southern line near Collinsville B F Killian foreman of the section gang was shot in the shoulder by Galloway and his two sons. Killian returned fire and killed one son and fatally wounded the other. No arrests reported.

Birmingham Ala Crudap Collinsville Alabama Great Southern Railroad B. F. Killian Koner Galloway Killian

Armenians Meet in Boston to Support Refugee Community

The Armenian Benevolent Association held its first public meeting at Old Golony Chapel in Boston with over 200 attendees though the society has 70 members. President O H Ateshian led brief addresses by M H Gulesian H Bogian and others praising refugee assimilation and nonsectarian aims. Membership costs ranged from 1 for regular to 50 for benefactors with reading room and services offered.

The Armenian Benevolent Association Old Golony Chapel Tyler Street O. H. Ateshian Carrie Borden Alice Stone Blackwell Mardiros Ignatius Snyder G. H. Papizian Bennett Central Congregational Messrs Ateshian M. H. Gulesian H. Bogigian Boston Kemp New York Borden Blackwell

Alger Victory Over Heirs In Land Fraud Case

General Russell A. Alger won his suit in the United States Circuit Court for recission of contract and $103,000 paid for mineral lands in Franklin County Tennessee. The court ruled the sale fraudulent and void and decreed $103,000 plus interest from 1889 against the executrix of John F. Anderson's estate.

Chattanooga Tenn Russell A. Alger John F. Anderson United States Franklin County Clark Lurton Nashville Secretary of War

Yale Professor and Mrs Thompson to sail for New York

Professor Guy Thompson of Yale University and Mrs Thompson formerly Miss Lucy Uhl will sail for New York on February 16 aboard the Trave. Ambassador and Mrs Uhl will accompany them as far as Bremen.

Bdrlin Guy Thompson Yale University Thompson Lucy Uhl New York Trave Ambassador

Sermon Attacks Waste From Bradley Martin Ball

Rev George L Perin declares the Bradley Martin ball a vivid example of sinful waste. He cites estimates from 100000 to 300000 dollars, argues it harmed the poor, and condemns the display of luxury over charitable deeds. He urges better spending choices and criticizes Mrs Martin's influence on society.

Bradley Martin Ball George L. Perin Perin New York Bradley Martins

Quiet poker game disrupted by police raid in South End

Officers from Division 5 interrupted a quiet poker game at 1 Wilkes Street yesterday morning. About 4 AM they arrested eight players including Henry Davis George Moore John H Anderson Louis Betts Leonard Hodges William Gray Thomas Alexander and William B Green.

South End Division 5 Wilkes Street Henry Davis George Moore John H. Anderson Louis Betts Leonard Hodges William Gray Thomas Alexander William B. Green

Dedham Police Arrest Man on Mortgage Property Charge

Officers at Dedham street station arrested William W. Cook of 279 Shawmut Avenue on a warrant for conveying mortgaged property. The charge concerns furniture and fixtures from a restaurant at that address without permission of the mortgagee Fanny E. Rogers.

Dedham Street William W. Cook Shawmut Avenue Fanny E. Rogers

Fire at North Street Grocery Damages Building

A blaze reported at 9 15 yesterday morning from Box 18 tore through a four story brick building at 174 North Street. Luigi Silvestri ran a grocery on the street floor with multiple Italian tenants above. Fire started under the rear stairs and spread before crews contained it, causing about 2000 dollars in losses.

North Street Luigi Silvestri

Clergy sermon on Expediency at U M Christian Union

The Rev Edward L Clark of Central Church Boston led the public vesper at the U M Christian Union with a sermon titled Expediency. Soprano Miss Harriett Whittier and Miss Florence I King performed musical selections with fine effect during the service.

Edward L. Clark D. D Central Church Boston U. M. Christian Union Harriett. Whittier Florence I. King

Corbett Delivers Temperance Lecture at People's Temple

E A Corbett author and Providence Herald of Providence R I lectured at the People's Temple on temperance using illustrated slides showing a drunkard's career. The humorous drawings gave way to somber scenes as the audience sympathized with the victim before he departed on the 6 o'clock train for Providence.

BE. A. Corbett Corbett Herald of Providence R. I Providence

Ex-Congressman Smedley Darlington Arrested on Embezzlement Charge

Westchester Pennsylvania February 14 Ex congressman Smedley Darlington president of the Chester County Guarantee Trust & Safe Deposit Company was arrested at the request of depositor Mrs Mary A Burnett. He is charged with embezzling 1300 from her when the company was insolvent. Darlington held in his own recognizance for a hearing next Saturday as receivers were appointed for the firm.

Tionesta Forest County Ridgway Elk County Pennsylvania Highland Township Haines Rockwell Gore Westchester Penn Smedley Darlington Chester County Guarantee Trust & Safe Deposit Company Peecy Mary A. Burnett Darlington

McKinley Woman’s Resemblance Drawn By Years Together

Canton report notes a long marriage’s effect on appearance with Mrs McKinley resembling her husband in expression. Witnesses say the likeness deepens in trying times and that photographers capture this growing similarity in her face.

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Morgenthaue Boy Lover Williamsport Frederick Rockwell Washington St Temple Place West Street Sues M’kinley M'Kinley Duke Chamber New England C,h. Robinson & CO Adams Square & Dock Sq World of Letters Commerce Politics Science Martins Trinity Dr. Brooks DR. Donald Winchesters Alabama America General Alger von Salvacea Branpeetna Co Canat St N. Y E. A. Corbett Senator Josiah Batchelder Exeter N. H Baptist Church Bartlett Edward Mrs. McKinley Canton, O Mrs. M’kinley
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