Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Boston Post in Boston, Massachusetts

We have 4,454,244 pages in Massachusetts

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1899

Page

8

Bunco Man Brotzsei Caught By A Woman

A rural sleuth hired by Miss Decker reports he spied through a gimlet hole into rooms where Miss Decker su pportedly received young Squires. The matter is in the hands of School Commissioner Howell with a Riverhead hearing set for Monday. Griffing represents Miss Decker amid charges from Squires that are denied by villagers.

Oce Miss Decker Howell Riverhead Smothy M. Griffing Squires

Rebecca Jacobs Pluck Might Free Father From Sing Sing

A Chicago reveal shows Rebecca Jacobs a 24 year old Jewish woman from Cleveland pursued justice for her father Saul Jacobs, jailed for swindling, by exposing Nathan Lahtman Coppleman as the mastermind. The case spans Cleveland Chicago and New York with Howe aiding the appeal. Mrs Jacobs died of a broken heart. Rebecca’s detective work renews hope for clemency and exoneration.

New York Chicago Rebecca Jacobs Lahtman Boston Brotzski Sing Sing Rebecca Saul Jacobs Cleveland Max Bernstein Jacobs Cowing Hirsch Coppleman Coppleman O.ne Saul Cohen Max Berngiin Pernstein Cohen Buffalo Coppelman Bernstein Gernstein Foppelman Coppel

Sequel to Infatuation Case Involves Schoolteacher

In February a 14 year old boy, Joseph Squires, allegedly pursued Miss Maude Decker, a 28 year old teacher, with charges brought by his father Seymour L. Squires. The boy reportedly drank to try to end his life after Miss Decker allegedly stopped loving him. accusations include improper visits and shared housing with the school principal.

Joseph Squires Maude Decker Miss L Decker Seymour L. Squires Miss Decker Williams Squires Migs Decker Bir. Scuires

Depew's Ward Coming Home

New York on February 26 reports Princess Czaykowski will reach New York within a fortnight for a first visit since her marriage. Rumors fly she returns to escape her husband, though she may simply wish to see old friends led by Senator Depew, once guardian to Miss Edith L Collins.

New York Czaykowski America Senator Depew Edith L. Collins Depew Miss Collins Paris Prince Czaykowski Rosalba Beecher Collins

Crazy Princess Louise To Visit New York

New York reports Princess Louise of Coburg, wife of Prince Philipp, daughter of the King of Belgium, plans an American visit. The Belgian royal faces widespread debts and creditors after departing Nice, with a Brussels loan to cover the costs. The tale highlights her notoriety for beauty elopement and eccentricities amid European gossip.

Matschich Hussars Vienna New York City New York Louise of Coburg Prince Philipp of Coburg Belgium America Europe Nice National Bank of Brussels

Lowell Runaway Caught After Westward Flight

Joseph Shaw a 13 year old from Lowell Massachusetts ran away amid family tensions with his stepmother. He stole 23 dollars from J M Carter Furniture Lowell, bought a Winchester rifle with 8.75, rode to Boston then New York arriving Saturday. Police questioned him and he appeared before Magistrate Pool in Yorkville. He was remanded to Agent Diamond for parental contact.

New York Joseph Shaw Lowell Mass J. M. Carter Middlesex Street Boston New York City Joseph Gerry Society Yorkville Diamond

Depew on Railroads and the Presidency

Senator elect Depew argued railroads shape politics and that station masters and railroad workers are seen as servants of the octopus. He said western politicians feared nominating a railroad man would disrupt the party and cited 1888 as a turning point influence.

Chicago Depew New York

Alpines Gone Lowell Police Seek Alleged Bigamist

Lowell February 26 police search for Seth K McAlpine sought by Olivia K Drury on bigamy charges. Officers in uniform and civilian clothes comb the area since yesterday morning, hoping to locate McAlpine and the missing wife believed to have married January 25.

Lowell Seth K. McAlpine Olivia K. Drury Citizzn McAlpine Olivia Drury McAlpine No

Uncertain Groom and Bride Details Tied to Nova Scotia Roots

The notice names the grooms parents as Daniel and Hannah McAlpine and places birth in Nova Scotia. Miss Crandall, linked as Mrs. McAlpine No. 2, is described as unknown in Lowell, a pale medium-sized woman viewed as intelligent and ladylike. McAlpine, living at 374 Central Street since September, worked as a machinist at American Bolt Works and was a familiar figure around the Washington Inn with a notable appearance. Miss Drury, tall and slender, resided at 540 Moody Street and has had few callers.

Daniel Hannah McAlpine Nova Scotia Miss Crandall McAlpine No. 2 Lowell McAlpine Central Street American Bolt Company Washington Inn

Aborn's Failure Shocks Worcester Stock Circle

The Worcester stock broker J S Aborn announced his failure amid a collapse in rising stocks. He claims he did not speculate himself but funded customers, seeking a one year extension. Liabilities exceed twenty five thousand with rumors of higher losses, affecting numerous small investors and at least one local treasurer.

Worcester James S. Aborn Aborn New York Mr. Aborn Hancock, Commonwealth and Wachusett Boat Club Ten Eyck England Henley Providence

Transatlantic Freight Flows Quicken At Port This Week

The port saw thirteen steamship sailings last week, mainly to the United Kingdom with one to Portland for Hamburg. Freight congestion eased as ships departed at full capacity, carrying vast cargoes of wheat corn oats flour butter cheese beef cattle sheep hogs hay cotton wool and other goods. Local ships and pilots reported steady activity amid delays and recoveries in the harbor.

United Kingdom Alesia Portland Hamburg Liverpool Canard Line Carinthia Cephalonia Warren Roman Norseman Sagamore Leyland Armenian Dominion London Anglian Furness Barrowmore Johnston Line Allan Line Grecian Glasgow Wilson Hindoo Hull Mourne Bristol Elder- Dempster Sloop Odd Fellow T Wharf Newene Usk Vortigern Davis Calcutta Yarmouth Line Boston Nova Scotia New Jersey Furness Line Bostonian Johnston Oakmore Puritan Line Ullapool Antwerp Cambrian King Messrs. Ronaldson & Co Japp & Kerby Galbraith Cyprus William Abbott Dorchester Montreal Canada Allan Ine Messrs. Denny Lasbeven Scotland St. Lawrence Castilan St. John Landsman

Departure of Miss Drury Stuns Town in McAlpine Case

Miss Olivia Drury leaves 540 Moody street without notice as town reels from the McAlpine marriage question. Police chief Davis criticizes publicity over the arrest warrant when no trace of the couple is found. The McAlpines also vanished from 874 Central street, leaving rooms intact and a locked trunk in place. Accounts note McAlpine’s denial of a marriage certificate but acknowledgment of acquaintance with Miss Drury.

Miss Drury McAlpine Moody Street Post Davis Central Street McAlpines J. H. Doyle Doyle City Hall Seth McAlpine Olivia Drury Franklin P. Wood Wood Acton

Marriage dispute over Acton ceremony and desertion

Miss Drury testifies that she and McAlpine wed at Acton and lived in Lowell for four years. She says he disappeared after 1893, later claimed marriage again in Portland, and that the original certificate was torn. She adopted her maiden name and supported herself in hosiery work as evidence for the charge.

Miss Drury McAlpine Acton Lowell Nova Scotia Portland Mattie C. Crandall

Cuban Threat Reported in Santiago de Cuba

It was reported to General Leonard Wood that a prominent Cuban official in this province warned that Cuba would declare war if the Americans do not leave by July. The military governor dismisses such talk as not of importance.

Santiago DE Cuba Leonard Wood Cuba

Officers Survive Shootout With Giacomo Cillo

Special Officer William H. Allen and Patrolman Henry J. Boutlier are praised for avoiding bullets fired by Giacomo Cillo during a late Saturday arrest attempt. Cillo’s arm bullet was removed at hospital, Allen will be inactive about a week, and both officers are noted for bravery and clean records.

William H. Allen Henry J. Boutlier Station 1 Giacomo Cillo Boutlier Allen Cillo

Unknown Woman Found Dead Near Winchendon In Suspected Poisoning

An unidentified woman about 50 was found unconscious on the road to Rindge, New Hampshire, near Winchendon Springs. She died at 8:30 AM after an autopsy by Medical Examiner Sawyer. She claimed relatives in Rindge and said she had taken laudanum to end her crisis, but her name could not be learned.

Winchendon Rindge N. H Winchendon Springs Callahan Chute Henry and Russell Sawyer Gardner

A Bright Boy Gone in Lynn

George A. Johnson aged 23 of Lynn formerly Malden died of pneumonia after a four day illness. services were held today by the Odd Fellows of Lynn, where he was an active worker. An inventive genius in automobile and electrical work, he was noted for his noble disposition and made many lifelong friends.

Lynn George A. Johnson Malden Odd Fellows of

Also Mentioned on This Page

New York Herald Princess Louise United Miss Jacobs William F. Howe Doppelman Wheeler Nathan Lahtman Howe Sing Sing Prison Minnie Sage Princess Louise OF Princess Czaykowski Crazy Princess Louise United States Presidency J. S. Aborn Bernard M. Wolf Hanover and Portland Streets Allen and Seth K. M’alpine Iboutlier Special William BH. Allen Boston Police Police Board Cello W. W Shawmut Hollis Street Tremont Street Shawmut Ave Tremont St
Search Courier

Search the Boston Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Boston Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication