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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1900

Page

5

Dream sets killer free in Mt Vernon murder case

Frederick Gordon known as Alfred Morrison killed his wife in a somnambulistic act prompted by a dream of burglars. The slain wife’s sister Mrs. Thienberger says a dream she had changes her stance from pursuing murder charges to not prosecuting, claiming the shooting was accidental and Morrison blameless.

MT. Vernon Jan. H Frederick Gordon Alfred Morrison Gordon Morrison Henry Thienberger Middletown N. Y Alfred Ernest Ernest Banks Addie Bemis Weston Ernestine Addie Mke Waltham High School Inestine Emerson College of Oratory Banks Miles Hanks

Maud Banks Claims Portion Of Grandfather's Estate

In a New York surrogate hearing, Maud Banks fights for a $1000 bequest from Miles Banks's will. She claims descent from Ernest Banks and seeks part of the New York estate, while relatives contest her claim as unaffiliated. The case raises questions of legitimacy, undue influence, and mental capacity.

Charles H. Lee Waltham Miles Banke Miss Banks Jee Main Street Miles Banks Susan Wiley Ernest Tewksbury Miles Bainks Lrnest Samuel Brackett Station 1 Boston Deer Island Mr. Lee Miles Testator N. P. Banks Rebecca Sanger Omma Hanks Joseph Banks George Sanger Francis Sanger Mary Sterling Maude Banks Emma Banks Susie Page West Twenty-ninth Street New York Ernest Banks Miss Maud Litzgerald Banks Maud Maud L Ernestine

Marriage Record Shows Banks and Wiley Wed in 181

A Nashua search of old city records reveals Miles Banks of Waltham and Logan Wiley of Lincoln were married December 2, 181 by Rev. Dr. C Brown. The certificate bears attestation from T Ridgeway, then town clerk and later a local jeweler.

Nashua N. H Jan. K Miles Banks Waltham Mass Logan Wiley Lincoln C. Brown T. Ridgeway

Patrolmen Retired Under Police Departments General Orders

Patrolman Robert Carroll of Division 2 retires on half pay after twenty six years service for incapacity. Patrolman Clark Tripp of Division 2 retires after twenty seven years service for age.

Police Department Robert Carroll Division 2 Clark Tripp Carroll

College of Diplomacy Proposal At Boston Dinner

At the Boston Civil Service Reform Association dinner, A Lawrence Lowell proposed a college of diplomacy modeled after West Point to prepare qualified officials for colonies. Speakers included Henry Sprague and Dana, Porter, and Lowell. The discussion examined merit systems, examinations, and reforms to curb spoils in civil service.

A. Lawrence Lowell Boston Civil Service Reform Association Young’s West Point Annapolis Na Yuet Henry H. Sprague Moorfield Storey R. H H. Dana Charles H. Porter W. T. Sedgewick M. IT A. L. Lowell William Endicott Sprague Mr. Dana Porter Mr. Lowell Island Holland England United States Charles J. Porter Civil Service Commission Massachusetts Richard H. Dana Josiah Quincey Civil Service War Department Olney Navy War Departments Charles Francis Adams J. Q. A. Brackett Charles W. Clifford Charles R. Codman Eben Draper William Indicott Frederick H. Gillett Augustus Hemenway Francis J. Lowell John D. Jong Samuel W. McCall James F. Rhodes William Endicott, Jr H. A. Chaplin A. H. Crocker R. H. Dana H. Morison J. A. Osborn G. H. Norcross John Ritchie W. T. Sedgwick I. J

Tessier Surprised by Boston Welcome at Castle Square

Eugene N. Tessier proprietor of the Castle Square Hotel was the subject of a grand surprise when he returned to Boston from a health trip. Friends arranged a reception in the blue room with a diamond T cravat pin and a large moral horseshoe valued over 100 dollars, followed by a lavish supper and brief speeches of praise.

Eugene N. Tessier Castle Square Mr. Tessier Achille Labreach Tessier

Tax Bill Aims Department Stores Statewide Revenue

Senate debate centers on a charging bill for department stores modeled after Missouri legislation. Proposed taxes target a long list of goods from drugs and books to furniture and groceries, applying specific amounts per category. backed by hundreds of small merchants and led by W. A. Morse who supports the effort.

Senate Innes Missouri W. A. Morse

Chamber Plans Hearing Over Sudden Freight Rate Changes

The Boston Chamber of Commerce and allied eastern groups prepare for a hearing on January 22 in New York to contest abrupt freight rate changes by over sixty northern railroads. Officials cite unfair classifications and short notice, urging equitable distribution and protection for contracts already made. The transportation committee meets today to coordinate representation for affected shippers including grocers and tea firms.

Chamber of Commerce Ohio River New York Merchants’ Association New York Transportation Committee New Yok Elwyn G. Preston The Post Boston Chamber of Commerce Clinton White Lang and ‘Harbor Commission Calvin Austen Bangor Steamship ‘Company C. M. Cox C. M. Coax & Co R. H. Gres American Cereal ‘Company H. P. Harris Simpson & Macintire

Six Found Guilty In Raid At Joseph Hall Club

Six defendants including proprietor Joseph Johnson and five young women were found guilty by Judge Forsaith in the Municipal Criminal Court after a raid on Joseph Hall at 299 North Street. Johnson received six months for maintaining a disorderly resort while Lalla Clark Mamie Brook Mamie Stone Florence Nelson and two others named Alice and Maude each drew four months. All appealed and were held for the Superior Court with bonds set at 500 dollars for Johnson and 209 dollars for each defendant.

Joseph Hall North Street Johnson

Brimmer School Reunion Held With Dinner

The Brimmer School Association marked its twenty third annual reunion and dinner last evening at the United venue with attendees reflecting on school history and maintaining community ties.

Brimmer School Association United

Inspector Hickey Returns to Aid Quest for Forged Check

Inspector McGarr brought in from New York City last night John G. Hickey wanted at police headquarters on a warrant for uttering a forged five dollar check payable to James C. Marshall and for larceny.

Inspector McGarr New York City John G. Hickey James C. Marshall

Rehan to Tour in Ten Weeks with Klaw & Erlanger

Ada Rehan signs a ten weeks tour managed by Klaw and Erlanger beginning March 12 at Ford's Opera House Baltimore. The troupe will feature comedies and Shakespearean plays including Taming the Shrew Much Ado About Nothing and Twelfth Night. Richard Dorney represents Rehan on tour with Nat Goodwin as producer in New York.

Ada Rehan Messrs. Klaw & Erlanger Ford Opera House Baltimore Augustin Dalyas Miss Rehan Taming the Shrew Richard Dorney Nat Goodwin New York Walter Perkins du Souchet Columbia Adine Bouvier Museum Miss Bouvier de Wolf Hopper Antonia Boston

Massachusetts Historical Society Holds Stated Meeting

The Massachusetts Historical Society met yesterday afternoon with President Adams in the chair. Officers announced appointments and manuscripts were discussed, including letters on New England history and a diary fragment from Belknap. Highlights included remarks on New England social change and a paper on Sir Edward Pakenham and the Battle of New Orleans. The session also noted gifts to the library and a closing lecture by Dr. Stubbs on Ely Cathedral and Alan de Walsingham.

Massachusetts Historical Society Adams J. (. Gray J. C. Ropes Belknap Kent Increase Mather Mellen Chamberlain New England Edward Pakenham New Orleans Barrett Wendell S. J. Way South Australia Eot CC. P. Bowditch N. S. Bowditch Seaborn Cotton John Hull Pemberton Hill Boston Stubbs Charles William Stubbs Steinert Hall Ely Cathedral Alan de Walsingham

Banquet at States Hotel Honors School Governance

At States Hotel EK presiding officers and guests gathered for a school related banquet. Rev. Charles Fleischer reflected on his time with the School Board and a school committee member discussed the Brimmer and public school graduates in governance. Mayor Hart sent a regretful letter as plans concluded for the year.

Q. KK. Dickerman George W. Anderson Boston E. Bentley Young Brimmer Brimmer School Mayor Hart

Cascarets Candy Cure for Liver Trouble

A period style health ad claims digestion and liver harmony depend on a well functioning liver. It promotes Cascarets Candy as the remedy to restore normal bowels and overall body balance, guaranteed to “set the whole machinery acting.” Available at drug stores or by mail from Ad Vives Steritog Remedy Co.

Addives Steritog Remedy Co Chicago New York

County Jail Visit by Middlesex Republican Committee Members

Captain John EKldairbairn of Middlesex County hosted a party of visitors at the Mast Cambridge House of Correction yesterday. The guests included the county Republican committee, the judges of the lower courts, and many county officers and others interested in the county.

John Ekldairbairn Middlesex County Cambridge House of Correction Middlesex County Republican Committee

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