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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1895

Page

5

Blighted Love Court Case Narrates Fatal Passion

In Yonkers Mamie Blazenwicz lies wounded as lover Odébrey Malodobrey, a craftsman from Austria, is jailed after firing a shot and plotting to kill Mamie’s mother. The pair, once engaged, faced opposition from Mamie’s mother, shared a plan of death, and faced a court battle with Moran’s testimony and a physician’s ethical dilemma shaping the narrative of a crime born from forbidden love.

Man Sent to Prison by Wife in Yorkville Court

New York July 19 Magistrate Mott presided over a case where Thomas Moran, once an ex policeman, was ordered to support his wife Susie Moran who refused to live with him. Moran served twelve years for assaulting his daughter but maintained his innocence. Supported by friends and Dr. Toal who testified Moran’s innocence, Moran asked for one witness at trial.

Moran Sing Sing Mott Morran Edward Flynn Sue New York Yorkville Thomas Moran Susie No. 264 West Forty Seventh Street Smyth Jin Toal No. 161 Avenue B Dr. Toal

Two Florences Elope in New Jersey Romance

In Jersey City July 19 a Florence Dickinson, 17, eloped with William Sloan after her father Joel Dickinson packed her wardrobe in anger. They wed in Newark with Rev. E. O. McFarland. A second 17 year old Florence ran away from Rahway to marry Edward Adams, a policeman's son, amid parental attempts to intervene and police custody claims. The marriages were later challenged as underage.

Jersey City N. J New Jersey Joel Dickinson Atha K Klingsworth Steel Works Florence Communipan Avenue Lafayette Methodist Episcopal Church William Sloan Sloan William Newark E. O. McFarland Bethany Presbyterian Church Rah- Way Edward Adams Parkhurst Street Engineer Manning Pennsylvania Railroad Mannings Rahway Adams Manning John Mundy Young Adams

The Fisherman of Naples and a Royal Staging

In Naples on July 6 1647 Isabella d Arcos and her nurse Pedrilla flee through narrow streets from the Vicaria to the harbor seeking the fisherman's hut. They fear the viceroy and a Don Juan Fernandez landing as riots over fruit dues rattle the city. The pair debate risk and duty while planning to meet a friend Jeanne.

Spain Isabella d’Arcos Pedrilla Vicaria Naples Heavan Don Juan Fernandez Inez Isabella Mergellina Duenna Dame Pedrilla Santo Domenico Jeanne Isabelle

Women in Fatal Quarrel in Fort Plain

In Utica on July 19 Miriam Wilson a colored woman of disreputable character shot Hannah Campbell a white woman addicted to liquor near the Central railroad freight house in Fort Plain. Wilson fired the revolver hitting Campbell under the eye. The wound is believed fatal and Wilson made no attempt to escape.

Utica N. Y Miriam Wilson Hannah Campbell Fort Plain Central Railroad

Zellas Petition Denied in Gould Examination Suit

In Jersey City on July 19 Justice Lappincott refused to grant the order for the examination of George J Gould in the suit by Nicolaus Ruhmann to recover the value of forty thousand dollars in checks.

Jersey City N. J Justice Lappincott Supreme Court George J. Gould Nicolaus Ruhmann

Isabella Nobility Helps Neapolitan Fisherfolk

Isabella daughter of the viceroy of Naples secretly visits the city streets and harbor slums to aid the poor, aided by Dame Pedrilla and Inez. She secretly ferries distressed fishermen to Procida, gives alms, and influences relief for starving families amid political unrest and safety concerns. Masaniello meets her, and questions arise about a wounded man connected to the viceroy’s soldiers. The narrative blends social compassion with courtly intrigue and a forthcoming serialized continuation.

Duke of Arcos Naples Isabella Pedrilla Inez Cerberus Mergellina Procida Jeanne Dom Francesco Rome Pietro Thomas Aniello Senora

Maria Barberi at Sing Sing Not Placed in Death House

Maria Barberi, the young condemned Italian, spent the night in a hospital room at Sing Sing. Her lawyers seek a legal stay of execution while Countess Di Brazza and Mrs. Foster mobilize a petition for Governor Morton’s pardon, with slips printed for signatures and plans to gather large support in Newport and other cities.

Sing Sing Maria Barberi Maria Countess di Brazza Foster Morton Newport

Millionaire Norton Pope Marries Brooklyn School Teacher

Norton Q. Pope, 68, a Brooklyn millionaire, quietly wed Miss Jennie Barnes, a village school teacher, at Knightsville Me. The bride is 2 years younger and was an intimate friend of Pope's first wife. Pope has sold his Park Place home and plans to move to Boston.

Tremont Theatre Harry Askin Lizzie Macnichol Kismet Askin Miss Macnicholl Brooklyn N. Y Norton Q. Pope Knightsville Jennie Barnes Pope Barnes

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