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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1906

Page

12

Horsfall Sues Bride Over Banked Money and Goods

William A. Horsfall, 19, sues his bride Florence Reardon in Belmont for recovering $500 allegedly transferred from his account and to stop her from shipping a piano and bric-a-brac to Chicago. A temporary injunction was issued to prevent the bank from paying the remaining funds and to halt the removal pending court action.

Belmont William A. Horsfall Chicago Willie’’ Horsfall Thorsfall Oak Street Andrew Horsfall Horsfall Florence A. Reardon J. H. Reardon Boston & Albany Railroad Company Fessenden

Plea for Month-Long Reprieve for Schidlofski

Dr John Ady and wife file a petition with Governor Guild seeking a one month reprieve for John Schidlofski, arguing insanity and disputing a first degree murder verdict. The condemned man, shaking with nerves, spends a tense Fourth of July in his death cell as four days of grace remain.

James C.ady Governor Guild Schidlofski John Ady Ady John Schidlofski Mr. Walker

Burglars Rob Dorchester Homes Night Before Fourth

Thieves ransacked two Greenbrier Street houses in Dorchester while residents were away for the Fourth. Edward Kimball of 107 Greenbrier and H I Bartow of 87 Greenbrier reported entry by false keys and smashed windows. Valuable bric-a-brac and silverware were stolen as rooms were looted.

Dorchester Greenbrier Edward P. Kimball H. I. Bartow Greenbrier Street Mr. Kimball Gilbert Grammar School Christmas Cove Maine H. N. Arimington Bartow Hull

Wallet Stolen From Lewiston Banker At Fairgrounds

In Lewiston Maine on July 4 a wallet with 2300 dollars was taken from Cyrus S Barker a prominent bank president and Maine State Fair Association trustee who was watching a head on collision attraction. The thief vanished into the crowd.

Lewiston Cyrus S. Barker Barker Maine

Fire destroys stock at Peabody goatskin factory

A July 4 blaze on the second floor of the nine story Thomas H. O'Shea factory, maker of Indian goatskins, caused $10,000 damage to stock and machinery. The cause is not known.

Peabody Factory Peabody Thomas H. O'Shea

Boston Seamen Saved After Foundering Near Grand Banks

Ten crew members from the Boston schooner Mary Powers reached St. John’s Newfoundland today in dories after the vessel foundered off the Grand Banks last Monday. They rowed eight miles to land with a portion of their belongings, and their small boats narrowly avoided swamping multiple times.

ST. John's N. F Boston Mary Powers O'Neill Grand Banks Dories

Ex Queen Liliuokalani renounces monarchy restoration

Ex Queen Liliuokalani announces she accepts loyalty to the United States and declares Hawaiians will be loyal to the U S. She was dethroned January 30, 1892 and the statement marks a shift in the political stance in Honolulu on July 4.

Liliuokalani Honolulu United States

Lighting Committee Faces Uncertainty in City Council

The municipal lighting committee led by Alderman Bangs remains uncertain after a quorum gap at the last meeting. Some members want to study lighting systems in other cities while Bangs says no meeting before August 5, though a quorum could convene sooner.

City Council Bangs Hennessey Doyle Ant Alderman Bangs

Deutschland Beats La Provence In Hamburg America Race

The Hamburg Amerika steamer Deutschland defeated the French steamer La Provence in the second east ward race. Deutschland passed Eddystone lighthouse at 6 39 a m and La Provence reported 150 miles south of Brow Head at 5 10 a m. The German boat won by nearly eleven hours, far longer than the four hours claimed in the prior race.

New York Eddystone Plymouth Harbor la Provence Brow Head

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