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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1910

Page

16

Rousseau family in probate court contradicting tale of son

In East Cambridge Probate Court Mrs. Sarah Rousseau testified that James Delbert Rousseau is her son amid cross examinations over letters hair and receipts. The hearing drew a large crowd as she and other Rousseau family members faced questions from attorneys about claimed maternity and identity.

Sarah Rousseau Daniel Russell East Cambridge James Delbert Rousseau Leslie A. Simpson Rousseau Fielding Lawton Lizzie Vice Mr. Simpson Vice James D. Russell Jim Simpson North Dakota Medway Proctor Daniel Blake Russell James Rousseau Mrs. Rousseau Berry & Upton James D. Rousseau New York State

Confesses to Pension Fraud in Brooklyn Case

Edward Volckmer, 65, was arrested in Brooklyn on federal charges of filing a false pension affidavit in the name of a dead veteran. He allegedly claimed to be Edward O'Brien of the Sixteenth Massachusetts Infantry and received a pension until 1894. Volckmer never enlisted, but served as a camp follower with the Army of the Potomac beginning at age 14.

New York Edward Volckmer Brooklyn Edward O’brien Sixteenth Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers Volckmer Army of the Potomac

How Hub Man Got For Coat

Samuel Klaus a Boston mining engineer was sentenced to a year in prison after entering a Broadway auto agency to buy a car then taking the proprietor’s fur overcoat. He pretended to arrange a demonstration, wrote a $1475 check on Chase National Bank which bounced, and escaped with the coat on a cold day.

New York Samuel Klaus Boston Swann Broadway Chase National Bank Klaus

Mill Girl Heiress Heads to New York Society

Providence R I January 11 1920 The 1 050 000 inheritance of Alice May Maloneyson Pickup a Riverpoint mill worker and heir to Branford Maloneyson lands her in New York high society She plans to move to 766 Columbus Avenue end join the 400 after a settlement in New York and a November 23 transfer Her husband John H Pickup and she have married since 1909 and worked at the Royal mill The Swedish born heiress describes her upbringing and plans to enter elite circles in the city

Providence R. I Alice May Maloneyson Pickup Royal Mill Riverpoint Columbus Avenue New York Post Pickup Maloneyson Alice May John H. Pickup New Bedford

Curtiss Sets 55 MPH Passenger Speed Record in Air Show

Glenn H. Curtiss in a Curtiss biplane establishes a new world speed record of 55 miles per hour with a passenger aboard. He also breaks a timespan record for lift off, while Louis Paulhan fails to match the speed. Paulhan flies with a mechanician for three miles but does not equal Curtiss’s speed. Edgar S. Smith is injured by a Langley machine propeller during the meet.

Glenn H. Curtiss Curtiss Louis Paulhan Edgar S. Smith Langley Los Angeles Cal Paulhan M. Fancuilli

Spectacular aeroplane finale at Aviation Field

Four aeroplanes battled a stiff sea breeze before 30 000 spectators as Edgar Smith was injured by a propeller during tuning. Paulhan in a Bleriot wowed the crowd with low altitude maneuvers while Curtiss, aboard a race biplane, set a new passenger speed record with Fancuilli aboard at 55 miles per hour judged by Lt. Paul Beck.

Aviation Field Edgar Smith Langley Paulhan Curtiss Rheims Fancuilli Paul Beck Army Signal Corps

Polonaise Limp Becomes Paris In Fashion On Fifth Avenue

The polonaise limp, successor to the Directoire glide, arrives from Paris via London and is blamed on new apron skirts. Fashionable women on Fifth Avenue practice the gait as gowns sway from the waist to near the ankles, producing a deliberate limp.

Paris London Fifth Avenue Directoire Boston Commonwealth Avenue

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