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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1900

Page

8

Millionaire Shipowner's Two Cities Marriage Scandal Unfolds

Mrs. Calia Blackburn won a decree of absolute divorce from Percy Blackburn the Philadelphia, New York and Boston shipowner. She regained her maiden name Calia A Chapman and was awarded perpetual alimony of 3 dollars weekly.

New York Carla A. Blackburn Calia A. Chapman O’gorman Supreme Court Percy Blackburn Philadelphia Boston Calia Blackburn Mrs. Blackburn Blackburn California Calla Blackburn One Hundred and Sixth Street South Street Lizzie Blackburn

Goebel murder witness removal sparks Kentucky case

In Georgetown Kentucky Arthur Goebel accuses Jim Howard of Goebel murder and vows he has evidence to hang him. The case centers on Caleb Powers and an alleged plot to move or intimidate witnesses with Anderson a key linked witness. Franklin county court faces continuance motions as defense argues delays.

Arthur Goebel Kentucky Jim Howard Greorgetown Clay County Frankfort Goebel Commonwealth Caleb Powers Finley B. Anderson Western Union Barboursville John Powers Charles Finleye Young Anderson Anderson Bristol Cincinnati Yespering Lee Evens Squire Lemon James Fletcher Tate Attorne Franklin Cantrill

Elks Elect Officers At Atlantic City Parade

Atlantic City July 13 The grand lodge elected officers this morning with Lloyd Bowmen of New York City as grand loyal knight William B Brook of Lexington Ky grand secretary George A Reynolds of Saginaw Mich and Bawerd Orris of Meadville Pen as grand treasurer The next meeting sites under consideration are Richmond Va and Millgroe Wis An Elks parade of about 2000 men followed this afternoon with 200 Boston longe wheeled in chairs as a notable feature of the event The grand lodge session adjourned after completing officer elections.

Atlantic City N. J Grand Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Lloyd Bowmen New York City William B. Brook Lexington iKy George A. Reynolds Saginaw Mich Bawerd Orris Meadville Penn Richmond Millgree Wis Boston

Fanny Lucas Survives Suicide Attempt in Berkeley Street

Fanny Lucas, a young Black woman, attempted suicide by drinking chloroform at A. E. Jolly’s ice cream shop on Berkeley Street. She survived and is expected to be sent to a Washington DC charity home by the State Board of Charities after recovery.

Fanny Lucas A. E. Jolly Berkeley Street State Board of Charities Washington, D. C

Man shoots bride in accident as police job sought in Meriden

John Devitt sought work as a special policeman and showed his wife his revolver. A accidental discharge struck the skull behind her right ear, leaving her unconscious. Doctors fear the wound may be mortal while the husband, distraught, is watched for potential self harm.

Meriden Conn John Devitt

Glad Wife Went Farrissee Seeks Child Seizure Aid

William H Farrissee of Cambridge asks Boston police to help recover his two year old son Willie after his wife left him two weeks ago and took all belongings He says he is glad she is gone but wants the child Hart a 19 year old laborer from Cambridge was arrested in a separate case and held for four months for bicycle larceny Police Kennedy Station 6 pursued leads but Mrs Farrissee’s whereabouts remain unknown

Milwaukee Louis Hirsch Albertina Abraham Hirsch William H. Farrissee Webster Avenue Cambridge Boston Mr. Farrissee Post Farrissee Willie Owen F Hart Campridge Street Hart Owen Hart Gould House of Correction Manchester N. H

Foreign forces amid Chinese turmoil face dispatch and danger

The dispatch describes 40000 Manchu troops near New Chiang, 6000 Russian regulars in Manchuria, and Japanese delays over troop use. It notes Boxers ravaging Manchuria, attacks on port cities, and rising tensions as foreign powers move to protect legations, with fears of nationwide uprisings and calls for decisive action.

Pekin Russia Japan Manchuria Telin Kirin Port Arthur New Chwang Chvajny Gehol Shanghai Pekin University Yang Lu Prince Tuan Yung Lu Moukden Guillon Yamen Crunpet Corbet Borguois Veuilemot Canton Kiao Chou Germany China Chihli Shan Tung Legations

China Tells Her Story on Boxer Uprising and Legation Safety

From Pekin the imperial government offers a statement on the Boxer Uprising anti foreign outbursts and the murder of Von Ketteler plus the repulse of Seymour and the safety of the legations in a world reaction dated July 11 from Washington.

China Pekin Taotai Shanghai Chihli Board of War Privy Council Pe‘kin von Ketteler Seymour Legations

Anti Imperialists Split Denial From Winslow On McKinley

Secretary Winslow denies any party split among anti imperialists while signaling openness to Senator Hoar joining the movement. He notes differences in tactics and unity will emerge at the August convention and disputes over who writes to Hoar. Howard Atkinson supports Winslow yet distances official backing.

Winslow League Hoar Erving Winslow Senator Hoar Mr. Winslow Republican Party Edward Atkinson Post Atkinson McKinley Indianapolis Howard Atkinson American Anti-Imperialist League George F. Hoar Mr. Hoar

Bryan Fires First Massachusetts Gun At Banquet

The Massachusetts kickoff for Bryan occurred at Hotel Riverside with ex-Alderman John J. Carney as alternate delegate. Speakers included Alderman James J. Kelley and Hon. Her of Newton who ridiculed Roosevelt and criticized the current administration while praising Bryan and Kansas City convention work. Carney, a longtime Democrat, defended the delegation against drunkenness reports and affirmed his pro Bryan stance.

Waltham Bryan Massachusetts John J. Carney Kansas City Hotel Riverside James J. Kelley Am Her Newton Roosevelt McKinley Napoleon John J. Shields P. J. Duane W. V. Hyde T. H. Kearns M. J. Connolly Democratic City Committee Carney Mr. Carney Altham

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