Enigmatic Mrs Boyd Robbed of Jewelry at Fifth Avenue
New York January 18 A lone woman Mrs M Goodwin Loyd residing at 226 Fifth Avenue reports jewels valued between 3000 and 6000 dollars stolen from her apartment. Her French maid Marie Morello, traced to 142 West 31st Street, was arrested and remanded for examination. The case unfolds with questions of access and motive.
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New York
M. Goodwin Loyd
Fifth Avenue
M. Goodwin Boyd
Wdelmonico’s
Marie
Caddell and Welsh
Tenderloin
Jefferson Market Court
Confession Read In Church Stuns Fall River Parish
In St Mary’s Church a written confession by Mrs. Sarah Campbell McNulty, daughter of late ex Alderman John Campbell, was read during the 10:30 mass. The document apologized for her sinful life, sought forgiveness, and asked reinstatement in the church. It was read by Father Hughes and witnessed by Father Baggott and Miss Mary Dalton. Fifteen years ago Mrs. McNulty was a noted city figure.
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McNulty
Fall River
St. Mary's
Sarah Campbell McNulty
John Campbell
St. Mary’s
Father Hughes
Father Baggott
St. Louis's
Mary Dalton
Charlotte Pittilla Awakens From Eleven Day Sleep
Miss Charlotte Pittilla of Danbury regained consciousness after an eleven day hypnotic state triggered by fright in a hat factory. Doctor Wade has forbidden her speaking while she remains weak, marking a medical case said to be without parallel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury, Conn
Charlotte Pittilla
Wade
Princess In New York Mystery Solved Reveals Brazilian Princess
The New York arrival on the steamer New York last Saturday is identified as the daughter of Dom Pedro former Emperor of Brazil. The mystery centers on Cyril Grey who accompanied her and left the Metropolitan Hotel with her maid Mme. Gans and a cousin, while Grey may be heading west.
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New York
Dom Pedro
Brazil
Cyril Grey
Atlantic
Metropolitan Hotel
Mme. Gans
Mr. Grey
Princess’s Odd Odyssey Stirs West Indies Brazil Speculation
The princess traveled from Jersey City to Washington and announced plans for Brazil while a maid claimed she aimed for the West Indies. Her courier’s contradictory statements fueled rumors of a secretive voyage and possible political intrigue involving Dom Pedro’s line.
Franes E Brandt a Woman Chaplain Candidate in Kansas
Rev Frances E Brandt of Walnut Crawford county is a candidate for Kansas Senate chaplain. If chosen she would be the state’s first woman chaplain. She is a former Universalist pastor and 37 year old farm owner who built wealth from boom property investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Senate
Frances E. Brandt
Walnut
Crawford County
Kansas
Preacher Brandt
Huron County
Ohio
Lombard University
Galesburg
Miss Brandt
Runaways Returned Home After Police Detention
Christie Sullivan of Charlestown and Grace Mitchell of Malden were arrested on Newspaper row yesterday morning and released by police later that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christie Sullivan
Charlestown
Grace Mitchell
Malden
Belknap Named General Manager of Boston Emergency Hospital
Lyman A. Belknap, known for his role with the Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange, becomes general manager of Boston Emergency Hospital and leaves the treasurer post to William H. Huntington. The hospital’s executive and administrative duties shift under Belknap. Three new surgical assistants are Dr. Charles B. Cushing, Dr. A. L. Draper, and Dr. A. LeRoy Chapin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman A. Belknap
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Boston
William H. Huntington
Belknap
Charles B. Cushing
Tufts
A. L. Draper
University of Pennsylvania
A. LeRoy Chapin
St. Elizabeth Hospital
City
Galvin
Lifesaving Crew Rescues Schooner Off Nantasket Beach
The schooner Julia A. Trubee from Florida to Boston escaped a wreck at Nantasket Beach after life savers led by Francis Mitchell lit a torch to signal danger. The crew dropped anchor, the lifeboat crew aided, a tug towed the vessel, and Mitchell fell overboard but was rescued with difficulty.
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Julia A. Trubee
Patterson
Florida
Boston
Nantasket Beach
Francis Mitchell
Schoner
Mitchell
Two Arrests Reported in City Case and Larceny
William W. Thompson aged 25 of East Boston was arrested by Inspector McCausland for forging James E. Thompson’s name on a $30 note dated October 30 1896 and uttering it against Arthur G. Ferdinand of 27 School Street. Edward Smith an eight year old colored youth was arrested by a Station 4 officer for stealing two pairs of shoes and two pairs of rubbers from an unidentified person.
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Wiliam W. Thompson
East Boston
McCausland
James E. Thompson
Arthur G. Ferdinand
School Street
Edward Smith
Station 4
London
Edward J. Ivory
Edward Bell
New York
Glasgow
Old Bailey
Ivory
P. J. P. Tynan
Lord Frederick Cavendish
Ireland
T. H. Burke
Phenix Park
Dublin
J. F. Taylor
I. Matthews
Cecil Dwyer
Finlay
Sutton
Q. C
C. F. Gill
Bodkin
Treasury
J. R. Carter
United States
Patrick A. Collins
Taylor
United Kingdom
Hawkins
Tynan
Kearney
Antwerp
Order of
United Irishmen
Chicago
Haines
Julius Opholser
Victoria Hotel
Amsterdam
Wilkins
St. Pancras Station
Edward Ell
Peckham
Thomas Charles Jones
Holloway Road
Nine member impeachment committee named for Morrell
Speaker Bates appointed a nine member panel to review the impeachment petition against Norfolk county commissioner Morrell. The roster includes Manchester Winchester Evans Cambridge Quirk Boston Parsons Springfield Reidy Boston Clark Lee Chappell Salem Cranford Watertown and Dubuque Fall River. The debate featured Eu gene Moriarty urging caution about jurisdiction and trial avenues.
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John L. Bates
House of Representatives
Morrell
Norfolk County
Messrs
Manchester
Winchester
Evans
Cambridge
Quirk
Boston
Parsons
Springfield
Reidy
Clark
Lee
Chappell
Salem
Cranford
Watertown
Dubuque
Fall River
Eugene Moriarty
Sage
Worcester
Moriarty
Mr. Lowell
Tommy Keenan
Lowell
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Keenan
Mr. Keenan
Mr. L Lowell
Mr. Hayes
Hayes
Richard L. Dobbina
Quirk Proposes Boston School Committee Reorganization
Representative Charles I Quirk introduces a bill to restructure Boston’s school committee with the Mayor as ex officio chairman and ward elected members serving annually. The measure mirrors Kelcher’s plan for a non partisan board, but keeps elections in the hands of the people.
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Charles I. Quirk
School Committee of
Boston
City of
Kelcher
Quirk
New England Grocers Association Holds Historic Meeting
The New England wholesale grocers association, formed a decade ago, met at Young's Hotel with leaders from New York. Founding figures include G Waldo Smith and Lyon, with current president C L Harwood of Norwich. The group spans Connecticut and parts of Massachusetts and aims to boost profit and camaraderie. The four delegates plus Boston Providence and Portland reps oversee New England grocery interests. two members have died since formation.
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New England Association
Young’s Hotel
Wholesale Grocers’ Association of
New York City
New Haven
Conn
G. Waldo Smith
New York Association
Lyon
Connecticut
Springfield
Holyoke
North Adams
Mass
Downing
Downing, Sturtevant & Co
Stoddard
Stone
Kimberly
C. L. Harwood
Norwich
Thomas Boardman
Hartford
Fred A. Brown
Boston
Providence
Portland
New England
Trubee
Bridgeport
L. A. Gallup
Sentences in Superior Court Criminal Session
Judge Wardwell sentenced Bert JL Berry for embezzlement to the Massachusetts Reformatory. Patrick Murphy received two years and six months for rape. Jeremiah Sullivan gets Massachusetts Reformatory time for breaking and entering. Philip Cowen was fined $100 for maintaining a liquor nuisance. Mark Jacobs faces three to four years in State Prison for grand larceny. Giocchino Cocchiaro earns nine to ten years in State Prison for assault with intent to kill. Cocchiaro formerly ran a barber shop on Cambridge Street. in a 1895 free fight he wounded Antonio Armblisis and fled to New York, later handed to Boston authorities.
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Wardwell
Superior Court
Herbert JL. Berry
Massachusetts Reformatory
Patrick Murphy
House of Correction
Jeremiah Sullivan
Philip Cowen
Mark Jacobs
Giocchino Cocchiaro
Coccniaro
Cambridge Street
West End
Antonio C. Armblisis
Cocchiaro
New York
Boston
Installation Exercises Under Guard Of Honor In New York
The Rev. Dr. Conaty the new rector of the Catholic University at Washington left for New York at 2 PM. He will be installed tomorrow. President Corwin’s private car served as transport for Dr. Conaty and guard of honor. A crowd gathered at Liberty Street ferry and an impromptu reception was held in the ferry cabin. The guard included Bishops Farley McDonnell Bevin and others with Major Kiley and Dr. Asher. An extra car carried wives and fifty intimate friends.
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New York
Conaty
Catholic University At
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Corwin
New Jersey Central
Liberty Street
Dr. Conaty
Jersey City
Guard of Honor
Bishop Farley
McDonnell
Brooklyn
Bevin
Springfield
Mass
Lloyd Bryce
John S. Asher
John D. Kiley
John Pullyen
Catholic Club
Father Lavelle
Joseph McMahon
Cathedral
John Bryne
Guards of Honor
Honors for Isaac B. Allen at Worcester banquet
Invitations come from G Alfred Busby Massachusetts district grand master to Isaiah B. Allen councilor of the fourth district for Integrity Lodge Worcester anniversary on March 1. A testimonial from Chambersburg colored citizens hails Allen as a Moses and second Abraham Lincoln.
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Isaac B. Allen
Worcester
G. Alfred Busby
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
Massachusetts
Allen
Integrity Lodge
Chambersburg
Penn
Moses
Abraham Lincoln
Pennsylvania
Franklin County
American
Free America
America
A.D
David Little
Thomas A. Bruch
Ferdinando Beary
Samuel Little
James Crankelton
Sampary
Moses Jackson
William Cunningham
Enry Forde
Thomas Scotts
Isaac Johnson
Nelson Steward
James B. Smith
Joseph R. Winters
West End Mulcted in Norfolk Suburban Rail Case
The jury awarded $2750 to Charles Wirth as administrator for Maximilian Wirth in a suit against the Norfolk Suburban Railroad Company seeking $5000 for the death of a boy run over by an electric car on Hyde Park Avenue in Clarendon Hills. The car’s brake chain supposedly broke as the vehicle moved at high speed, and the trial before Judge Sherman lasted nearly three days.
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Superior Court
Sherman
Charles Wirth
Maximilian Wirth
Norfolk Suburban Railroad Company
Hyde Park Avenue
Clarendon Hills
Lyon woman charged with shoplifting silk yard
Mary Small aged 48 of Lyon was arrested by Inspector Cleary yesterday afternoon on a charge of stealing a yard of silk valued at $1.39 from Shepard, Norwell & Co store.
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Mary Small
Lyon
Cleary
Shepard, Norwell & Co
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Kansas Senate
Tory
West End Road
Cobb
Newton
Mafla Specialty CE. Davis, Mfg
Presa
Optician
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