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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1897

Page

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Tripp Murder Case Sparks Fall River Jealousy Riot

Alonzo Tripp of Westport is found dead on the New Bedford road and Jerry Manchester is jailed in Fall River for his murder. The pair’s love triangle with Sarah Reagan Smith, Tripp’s former housekeeper, drives the case as police await confessions and examine a suspected bottle blow.

Tripp Flint Village Manchester Fall River Holder Alonzo Tripp Westport New Bedford Jerry Manchester Fisher’s Road Sarah Reagan Sarah Smith Sanford’s Road Sexton Eastern Avenue Sanford Road Pollan

Forecast for New England and Boston Monday

Forecast notes cooler interior conditions for New England and eastern New York with southerly winds turning northwest. Local Boston outlook predicts partly cloudy skies with probable afternoon thunderstorms, warming in the morning, southwest winds shifting to northwest, and a fair cooler night through Tuesday.

Washington New England New York Boston

Miners in Springfield and Massillon Quit as Strike Widens

The strike enters its second week with Springfield pits and Massillon men halting work. Workers fear retaliation and lynching threats loom as Pittsburg dispatches describe the surge of wage protests and widespread stoppages across bituminous coal fields.

Ous Monongahela Youghiogheny Alleghany Peter’s Creek Tom’s Miller's Run Springfield Massilon Pittsburg Penn

Emperor William Struck By Rope On Hohenzollern

The Emperor William aboard the private yacht Hohenzollern received a minor injury to his left eye from a falling rope while deck crew prepared to lower a mast. An aide helped him to his stateroom where a surgeon treated the eye and wrapped a bandage.

Burden Heir Born at Elm Court Summer Home

A son was born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Burden Jr. and a grandson to Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sloane of New York and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Burden of Troy. The birth occurred at Elm Court, the summer home of the Sloane family.

Lenox J. A. Burden, Jr W. D. Sloane New York J. A. Burden Troy Elm Court W. D., Sloane

Murder Charge in Rochester Wife Killing

William H. Gates was arrested at his Gates home on July 11 charged with murdering his wife Carrie Gates at 2 o'clock this morning in a flat room in Rochester. Mrs Gates roomed with a woman friend.

Rochester N. Y William H. Gates Gates Carrie Gates

Missing Grace Stevenson drives family rift and grief

James Stevenson, father of Grace Stevenson, says his daughter left home after siding with him on the night of April 26 and believes she was driven from the house. He describes his wife’s displeasure, his broken state, and his hope for any word from Grace as she remains missing.

James Stevenson Grace Brookline Grace Stevenson Post Stevenson Coome

Grace Driven From Home Mystery Deepens

A man claims Grace left home after an argument with her mother and vows he promised to stay. He questions why she did not contact him, suspects she may have run away or harmed herself, and notes conflicting reports about police notification and her possible movements to town or the Reservoir.

Grace Brookline

Theories in the Case on Miss Stevenson Disappearance

The Brookline case centers on a missing girl Miss Stevenson. Police favor no murder theory and suspect home life affected her actions. Parents are not aware of her whereabouts and motive remains conjectural.

Miss Stevenson Brookline

Fire destroys Berlin Mills complex in New Hampshire

A basement fire from a hot box gutted the Berlin Mills Company saw and grist mills in Berlin New Hampshire causing an estimated loss of 100000. About 500 workers were left jobless temporarily while crews and sprinklers saved the rest of the plant and nearby yards. The Brown brothers of Portland promise rapid rebuilding and full employment as the company plans a new cofferdam and a rebuilt facility with similar capacity.

Berlin N. H Berlin Mills Company John B. Brown Josiah S. Little Hezekiah Winslow Androscoggin River Farmingdale G. A. & C. M. Phillips Gardiner G. A. Phillips Waterville New England Messrs. Brown Portland

Lam bert Victim of Highway Robbery Near Natick

Felix Lambert proprietor of the Lambert Art Company was held up while riding a wheel on the Natick River Point road at midnight. Three highwaymen stopped him. one fired a pistol, wounding Lambert in the arm. Robbers took $400 and a gold watch from him. Dr. L A Fecteau treated the wound and helped him home. Lambert conducts extensive express business in the Pawtucket valley.

Natick, R. I1 Felix Lambert Lambert Art Company River Point Natick Lambert Westcott Station L. A. Fecteau Pawtucket Valley

Assault on landlord sparks Chelsea tenement disturbance

Police were called to 12 Fifth Street where landlord Kracor Choulihian was found with a scalp wound and back cuts after a boarder Nichan Garvarian struck him over seven dollars owed. Garvarian was arrested for assault as witnesses Milkosohm Chamagochian and Choukhian testified.

Chelsea Fifth Street Central Congregational Church Hussey Morrison Kracor Choulihian Nichan Garvarian Rpward Garvarian Choukhian Choukihian Milkosohm

Naval Brigade on its First Day At Sea Tour

The Naval Brigade or web-foot militia spent a day aboard the old US steamship Minnesota. They towed to Nantasket Roads, attended church, heard a sermon, and welcomed a Naval Brigade Band concert. Rations cover a three day tour with signal stations planned along the coast.

Minnesota Fort Warren Naval Brigade United States Vesta G. R. H. Buffinton Sixth Division W. O. Cohn Signal Corps Springfield State Coast Boston Nantasket J. C. Jaynes West Newton Lafricain Eager Dexter Dan” Sughrue Carter Ned Jones Massachusetts Ericsson

Publication Defends Duke of Manchester Marriage Claim

The Daily Telegraph stands by publishing its announcement of a marriage between the Duke of Manchester and Miss May Golet and makes no apology or reference to the matter.

London The Daily Telegraph Today Duke of Manchester Miss May Goelet

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