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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1902
Page
8
The State of Minnesota versus Northern Securities Company and others in the anti merger suit agreed to submit to the U S Circuit Court. The state waived remand to Ramsey County District Court and defendants abandoned their motion to set aside service. Defendants will enter an appearance on the rule day the first Monday in August and have 30 days to file an answer.
Edward T. Young spoke with alleged pickpocket George Hart in the Superior Courtroom as Special Officers Kelley and Goff placed him under arrest. Eugene Gabillard identified Young after a July 11 check cashing and subsequent pocketing. Judge Bennett convicted Young, sentenced to six months in the House of Correction, and he appealed with $800 bail pending Superior Court trial.
Henry F. King 30 shot two sisters of charity at New York Foundling Asylum then shot himself in the chest, barely wounding himself. He is in police custody, committed for examination. The injured Sisters Angelo 45 and Cecelia 30 survived nonfatal gunfire. King, deemed demented, has a long history with the asylum and sought to learn his parentage.
Arlington notes the death of Annie Elizabeth Whitten Blake wife of Hon. F E Nelson Blake at the Maples on Massachusetts avenue She had been an invalid three years Her son F E Blake Jr and daughters Mrs H H Kohlsaat of Chicago and another Kohlsaat were with her She was born December 2 1839 in Boston and was active in social life in Chicago and Arlington with grand Army memorials and W R C involvement.
In Quincy District Court Judge Avery discharged John Splain Jr and Joseph Tuck after ruling the evidence failed to prove they maliciously marred Gridley Bryant school house on July 4. The hearing followed Fourth of July explosion incidents.
Mrs. William H. Hyde, daughter of Bishop Potter, expresses pleasure over her father's engagement to Mrs. Clarke. The date is undecided but likely when the bishop returns to the United States in late August. The family notes mature men marry, with signals from Ex-President Harrison and Senator Depew influencing public sentiment.
John E Blunt British consul at Boston during the past three years and now in England is rumored to retire from service this year after more than fifty years of continuous involvement with the consulate.
Cape Town reports former Orange Free State president Mr. Steyn is gravely ill with enteric fever on the Carisbrook Castle. His wife Mrs Steyn and a purse of 5000 dollars were sent with her to Europe where two doctors accompany them. He is paralyzed in his limbs and unable to open his eyelids.
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