Patling's Rich Suitor Proved 0hea Coal Heavel CORBETT AND VERA AT ASBURY
Pauline Braun Collack, aged 18, sues for annulment from George Collack of Fairfield, N J, after a marriage born from a sensational matrimonial ad. She paid for entry, wed in a parlor ceremony, then found a run down New Jersey home and a coal heaver husband earning a dollar daily. The case heads to the Superior Court next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patling
Heavel Corbett
Vera
Asbury
New York
Pauline Braun Collack
Henry Levy
George Collack
Fairfield
N. J
Pauline
Eighty-fourth Street
Second
Third Avenues
East One Hundred and Seventh Street
Scheidner
German Reformed Church
New Jersey
Corbett and Vera Stanwood Spotted in Asbury Park
In Asbury Park July 18, Corbett and the strikingly handsome Miss Vera Stanwood are seen nightly on the boardwalk with Corbett’s brother Joe. They reside in a Seventh avenue Emery street cottage for two months. Miss Stanwood’s beauty and dress attract attention while she and Corbett refuse to give interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Jim” Corbett
Vera Stanwood
Seventh Avenue
Emery Street
Corbett
Joe
Miss Stanwood
Newport
New Gloucester venture adds floating freezer schooner Kennedy
A converted sailing vessel, the J. M. Kennedy of New York now owned by M. J. Paulson of Gloucester, is fitted as a floating refrigerator to store and freeze herring for market. Commanded by Captain John Gorman, with a ten man crew, the boat will travel to Machias and later New York with a full cargo of up to 2500 barrels. The operation aims to freeze fifty barrels daily and sell into the New York market by next December, supplementing shore fishermen with on board catches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Kennedy
New York
M. J. Paulson
Gloucester
Kennedy
John Gorman
Paulson
Machias
Sylvester Whalen
North End
Julia E. Whalen
Portland
Henry McKenzie
Halifax
Pye
United States
Glouceser
Yarmouth
Boston
N. S
Ethelred
Hopkins
Jamaica
Bird Island Flats
Port Antonio
Long Wharf
Custom House
Marine Department
Tragabigranda
South Channl
Charles Buckard
Columbia
Chatham
George W. Bloomer
Monomony Point
Buckard
Bohemian
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Rio Janeiro
Lewis Wharf
Usk
Simpson’s Dry Dock
Gibara
Cuba
Burnham’s
Aquila
Marquand
Carl
Lolling
Humacoa
P. R
Kelly’s Wharf
Boston Towboat Company
East Boston
Meridan Street Bridge
Mansion to log cabin elopement near McCluskey estate
Miss Mamie McCluskey aged 20 adopted daughter of John McCluskey of Boston Iron and Steel elopes with William Croft a coal digger employed by New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company. They married in Cumberland Maryland and now live in a log cabin on the national pike near the McCluskey mansion after family disapproval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Mamie McCluskey
John McCluskey
Boston Iron and Steel Company
William Croft
New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company
McCluskey
McKeesport
Croft
Marin Barbari Sentenced in Electrocution Case
New York Joe 8 Recorder Golf district court today sentenced Marin Barbari in a murder case. The judge ordered the death penalty by electrocution. Court documents indicate the crime occurred earlier this year and involved a fatal incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joe
Recorder Golf Today
Marin Barbari
Sentence Denied After Plea for Delay in Electrocution Case
The court refused Frederick House's plea to adjourn the sentence for one week and denied the motion for a new trial. The week of Aug 19 was set for the death sentence for Natalda, the defendant's lover, in the electric chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalda
Frederick House
Berlin chief officer dies after wedding in Southampton
Mr. Lock, chief officer of the American steamer Berlin, wed Miss Gale at Southampton on Tuesday and honeymooned in Devon. Yesterday morning he was found dead in bed beside his wife, a sudden tragedy following the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Three Die as Sewer Cave-In Rocks Harrison
In Newark New Jersey on July 18 a sewer excavation collapse killed Dennis Ryan and George Villaude, fatally injured James Mald who suffered multiple injuries, and maimed James Larrady and Deen Thomas Brennan with severe wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Harrison
Dennis Ryan
George Villaude
James Mald
James Larrady
Deen Thomas Brennan
Excursion to Narragansett Pier by New Haven Railroad
Tomorrow July 2 a special train from Park Square will carry travelers to Narragansett Pier departing at 9 15 a m and returning to Boston by 8 p m The round trip fare is 1 25 and tickets are available at No 3 Old State House and Park Square station Capacity limits will stop sales if reached early Narragansett Pier offers vast natural scenery a long bathing beach and expansive views over Narragansett Bay making it a premier shore resort with ample attractions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Narregansett Pier
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Park Square
Old State House
Park Square Station
Narragansett Pier
Narragansett Bay
Ex-Mayor Hart Clashes Over Dock Ownership policy
Former mayor Thomas N. Hart testifies at a dock commission hearing. He opposes municipal ownership of docks and flats, favors private development with limited state control, criticizes public subsidies, and argues private enterprise should handle Boston Harbor expansion while endorsing some public infrastructure like dredging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas N. Hart
Commonwealth
Hart
Boston
Emery
Massachusetts
Hoosac Tunnel
Leeson
Leesoh
Mr. Hart
Boston Harbor
Back Bay
Union Freight Railroad
White
White Star Line
Berlin train runaway case aids missing boy search
Mrs. Annie Mickel of 145 Chambers street believes a 14-year-old injured in a Berlin Connecticut freight train incident is her missing son. The boy calls himself Charles Gray of 178 Harrison avenue, matching the description, and he disappeared April 26 after leaving home with a boy of his own age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Mickel
Chambers Street
Charles Gray
Harrison Avenue
Berlin
Theatrical Swindle Nets Two Years for Caswell
In a Superior Criminal Court, Judge Fesenden sentenced Charles E. Caswell to two years and six months in the House of Correction for conspiracy to cheat and defraud. With William J. Ellis, Caswell lured victims with promises of theater jobs in Waltham and Lynn, taking about $4000 from more than half a dozen people. Victims included Simon P. Stewart who deposited $350 and Moses G. Leonard whose son Frank paid $300, while others lost amounts ranging from $30 to $600. Caswell and Ellis ran Metropolitan Opera House in Waltham before moving to Lynn, using deposits as security and claiming loans, with profits to be shared and salaries promised but rarely paid. Six or more victims from rural districts were defrauded. Caswell denied sharing more than $60, claiming it was a loan. The sentence follows three months in jail, bringing total punishment close to the maximum for the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fesenden
Superior Criminal Court
Charles E. Caswell
House of Correction
Waltham
William J. Ellis
Caswell
Ellis
Lynn
Caswel
Metropolitan Opera House
Simon P. Stewart
Skowhegan
Hillis
Stewart
Frank C. Leonard
Putnam, Conn
Moses G. Leonard
William D. Leonard
Washinton Street
Washington Street
Leonard
Waltham Theatre
Frank
Robert Watson
North Campridge
Warren G. Arnold
William H. Fisher
Concord Junction
Return of Bridegroom-Elect Gove Ties Up Liable Roads
GO WHEELING LYNN July 18 The missing bridegroom elect William H Gove returns to 16 Woodland avenue where he cleans his fiancee bicycle and plans a ride with Miss Duke by his side The man shows signs of wandering but speaks clearly and denies being a mental or physical wreck stating no marriage date has been set yet though a wedding will probably occur
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
William H. Gove
Woodland Avenue
Not Guilty of Fraud Statement from Farwell Counsel
Chicago July 18 Charles F Harding counsel for the John V Farwell Company makes a statement on the suit by the assignees of Potter Lovell Co charging fraud He says Potter Lovell owed Farwell a large sum in 1890 A collateral note was given and securities were pledged Some securities were not deposited and the note was renewed before failure The case hinges on Massachusetts insolvent transfer laws and recovery for creditors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles F. Harding
John V. Farwell Company
Potter, Lovell & Co
John V. Farwell & Co
Bank assignee leaders out of city in Boston suit case
George S Bullins of the Revere National Bank as principal assignee of Potter Lovell and Co is away along with Hyde Dickenson and Howe partners who represented Potter Lovell. The Bank of the Republic sues to recover the securities. Frank E Fitz says his clients have better odds due to filing priority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Bullins
Revere National Bank
Potter, Lovell & Co
Hyde, Dickenson & Howe
Potter-Lovell Company
Boston
Bank of the Republic
Frank E. Fitz
Philadelphia
Threat letter to East Boston parade marshal
John Shaw, marshal for The Little Red Schoolhouse parade in East Boston, received a July 4 threat urging him to leave the city within days or be killed. The note, mailed July 8 from Boston, was on cheap half sheet paper and directed to John Shaw East Boston. Shaw plans to stay, suspects a single writer seeking to unsettle him, and has not informed police or pursued the author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shaw
Little Red Schoolhouse
East Boston
A. P
John
Boston
Swindler Owen Mott Held on $20,000 Bond in Boston Case
Owen Mott alias Maxey Steele, said to be an ally of Richard O. Davis, was brought to Superior Criminal Court before Judge Fessenden on four forgery charges and four counts of conveying and uttering spurious orders. Held in $20,000 bail, he pleaded not guilty and was moved to Charles Street jail after arraignment. Authorities located him in New York and returned him to Boston Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Mott
Maxey Steele
Richard O. Davis
Charles Street
Superior Criminal Court
Fessenden
Mott
New York City
Houghton
Harris
Boston
Tyler
Postoffice Examination for Boston Carrier and Clerk Posts
The semi annual examination for Boston Postoffice applicants for carrier and clerk grades begins August 6. Applications closed with about 240 for letter carriers and 125 for clerkships. The exam will last about a week. No large influx of vacancies yet. fit candidates wait for appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Postoffice
Endeavorers at Old Orchard excursionists visit coast
One hundred Philadelphia Christian Endeavor excursionists from Boston via White Mountains arrived at the Old Orchard House in Old Orchard Me. They will stay part of tomorrow to sight along the shore and many went to Portland to attend a service at Williston Church, returning by special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard
Philadelphia Christian Endeavor
Boston
White Mountains
Old Orchard House
Portland
Williston Church
Balloon rescue ends in fall at Haverhill
Mile. Madison ascended a balloon at the Pines in Haverhill when it burst soon after takeoff. She fell about thirty feet and landed in a pine tree, which broke the impact. No bones were broken though she was severely shaken and fainted. The balloon was totally ruined with 2600 spectators watching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Madison
President Goes Fishing at Buzzard's Bay
President and Joe Jefferson drove five miles to White Island Pond for a day of fishing and returned after dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzzard’s Bay
President
Joe Jefferson
White Island Pond
American Wringer Company Advertises Home Cleaning Goods
The American Wringer Company at 13 and 15 Broadway extension offers wringers maigles spring beds and carpet sweepers. They repair all kinds of wringers and sweepers and attend to mail orders promptly. Telephone Tremont 764.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Wringer Company
Broadway
City
Tremont
Garden Party Hosts Capsules of Charity at Roxbury Grounds
Apollo Garden in Roxbury hosted the annual House of the Angel Guardian garden party with gates open at 10 AM. The event featured multiple charity tables led by designated sisters and brothers, including Home, Fortune teller, Aid Society, Mission Church, Tonic, Immaculate Conception, St Francis de Sales, St Joseph, Fancy, and St Patrick tables staffed by numerous volunteers and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Garden
Roxbury
House of the Angel Guardian
Victrice
Jude
T. J. Morton
J Nichol
N. Williams
A. B. Murphy
O'Brien
M. Wall
N. Leach
M. Birch
M. Dean
M. Doherty
M. Jord M. Cullen
D. Goode
M. Moran
R. Mahn
A. J.martin
M. T. Martin
Nellie Moran
Teresa McGreevy
Mrs. Lockhart
Messrs
T. H. Canning
J.herlihy
J. Jones
D. M. Herli
Josie Lee
Miss Hickey
C. Corbett
W. Mooney
W. Corbett
J. White
W. Smith
W. Brooks
P. Green
M. Sheehan
Thomas Dempsey
Thomas Doyle
David Brickley
James J. Kelly
Tonic
J. J. Cooney
J. B. Durham
P. Coleman
J. Finnegan
F. Kaulbeck
Immaculate Conception
Mrs. Graves
Leonard
Mrs. Norton
Mrs. Hooley
M. Graves
D. Walsh
M. Stepper
M. Norton
L. Stepper
Miss Allston
Mary Casey
Annie Casey
Lizzie Kenney
BE. J. Fuller
Driscoll
St. Francis de Sales
B. McElroy
Pugh
J. F. Goode
Condon
John Sheehan
W. McDermott
K. Egan
M. Dolan
May Rush
Gertrude Marden
Fancy
N. Pugh
A.neat G. Taghen
K. Turner
Miss McDermott
St. Patrick's Table
G. H. Lind
L. F. McDermott
A. Campbell
E. Woods
N. Murphy
K. E. Forrestall
N. Barry
M. Nolan
L. M. Kerwin
J. J. Stephen
J. Pasback
W. Martin
E. Kervin
Sharon Fracas Over Sharon Postmaster Seeks Weeks Oust
In Sharon on July 18 Democrats back William B. Weeks to succeed Charles F. Bryant, a thirty year postmaster. Republicans led by Grand Army veterans urge Bryant to hold over, citing his long service. Town officials and residents express bitter factions, while Weeks and Democrats insist Bryant should yield, with petitions to Washington and public remarks from local committee members. Bryant, born in Sharon, served in the Thirty-third Massachusetts, including Libby Prison, and remains active in local veterans and Masonic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Charles F. Bryant
Grand Army
Washington
Bryant
Cleveland
Democratic Town Committee
William B. Weeks
Weeks
Mr. Bryant
Post
John Quinn
Boston
Frank Frys
Oliver A. Green
Silas A. Stone
T.S. Packard
Stone
Charley Bryant
Charles Hall
Company K
Massachusetts
Libby
Naval Brigade to drill aboard warships off Boston
Advices from Washington say the Massachusetts Naval Brigade will muster aboard the receiving ship Wabash at the navy yard then ride the Raleigh and Cincinnati to Boston for a week of target practice, drills, and boat reconnaissance. The tour ends August 3 with a Newport rendezvous and potential fleet maneuvers with Admiral Bunce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Raleigh
Key West
Boston
New York
Bunce
Cincinnati
Montgomery
Massachusetts Naval Brigade
Wabash
Navy Yard
Boston Light
Lovell
Admiral Bunce
Newport
R. I
Naval War College
Juvenile Band Serenades B F Keith in Boston
The Juvenile Band of six pieces attached to Father Drumgoole’s mission for boys arrived in Boston to attend the Working Boys Home festival at the Boston grounds. They serenaded Mr. Keith at 2 PM in front of his theatre, and he heard the performances from his Brookline residence. Keith arranged for the band to be provided with the best in the house, and the corps, led by Rev Father Cassidy, sat in specially reserved seats for the rest of the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission of the Immaculate Virgin
N. Y
Father Drumgoole
B. F. Keith
Boston
Mr. Keith
St Louis Favored for Republican National Convention
Seventeen Republican national committee members answered surveys on holding the next convention in St. Louis. Four were non-committal and three opposed the city. Heat in June is cited as the main objection, with a September postponement raising the probability of St. Louis hosting the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Republican National Committee
Deaths and funeral notices from the city
Death notices dated July 17 to July 18 report Patrick Price Dennis Shea and Malvina A Fuller among the deceased. Funeral arrangements include Masses at St Stephen's and St James' churches, with interment at Mt Calvary Cemetery. Also listed are Theodore Geyer drowned at Lake Walden and Mary White of John White, plus Michael O'Conor and Annie Glenson death notices with service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Price
Uni
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Winthrop Beach
Malvina A
Edwin Fuller
Seuly
Theodore Geyer
Partland
Lake Walden
Patrick
Gakuin
Mary
WHITE
St Sahen
Mary White
John White
Orcomgh
Sea Moss Farine for Nutritious Desserts at Grocers
An advertisement promotes Sea Moss Farine as tooth friendly and economical. Each 25 count package makes about 16 quarts of various dessert dishes and includes receipts. The note claims availability among all grocers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maria Barbari
Mass. Dental Co
Tremont Row
Benedict OF
May
Mickel
Winnies
Hanover St
Been
Hood
Piliss
Mit
Gove
Farwell Company
Potter- Lovell Securities
Cunningham
Henry A. Mott
Cunningham Mfg. Co
Kingston, N.Y
Essorts
Cape Cod
Central House
Enst Izarvovich
C. Baker
Houteabeer
Garland
Dre
Garen
JCS
PH Breck & Sons
North Market St
The
Naval Brigade
Juvenile Mission Band
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