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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1899

Page

8

Secret of Susie Newton Sealed by State Records

A Massachusetts case pits a mother Mrs. Margaret White of Ocean Bluff against state guardianship over Susie A. Newton. Authorities refuse to reveal Susie’s foster home despite the mother’s 18 year search. The Hunt Asylum and the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children say records must stay sealed unless a court orders disclosure. The daughter may decide if a reunion occurs, law requires secrecy, and officials note Susie may not want contact with her birth mother.

Susie A. Newton Margaret White Ocean Bluff Commonwealth Hunt Asylum Charlestown Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Frank B. Fay Society For ‘the Prevention of Cruelty To Children Susie Mr. Fay Post Newton Charles H Susie A Charlestown Infant School Fay

Roller coaster plunge injures Cambridgeport man at Nantasket

Alexander Sutherland, 57, of 64 Austen Street Cambridgeport, fell from a roller coaster car at Nantasket Beach while riding with members of the Eleventh Massachusetts Regiment Veteran Association. He suffered internal pains but no bones were broken after treatment at Ocean Pharmacy and was sent home. Casino chorus girls arrived from New York for next week’s Mascot performance at Nantasket Music Hall.

Nantasket Alexander Sutherland Austen Street Cambridgeport Eleventh Massachusetts Regiment Veteran Association Ocean View House Sutherland Ocean Pharmacy Casino

East Boston Man Fractures Skull After Dock Fall

Lawrence McCarthy of 21 Havre Street East Boston aged % years fell fifteen feet from a gangplank on the schooner Delaware onto the dock. He sustained a fractured skull and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.

Lawrence McCarthy Havre Street Boston Massachusetts General Hospital

Drowning scare at Revere Beach ends in rescue by two Boston printers

Two young women waded into deep water at Revere Beach when one found a hole and sank. The companion attempted a rescue and also went under. William McKim and Edward O Connor, both swimmers, heard cries, reached the scene, pulled the pair apart, and brought them ashore. both women recovered and later took the train back to Boston.

Revere Beach Boston William McKim Edward O’connor

Hastings Seized After Park Square Larceny

Don George Hastings of Roxbury aged 24 was arrested for larceny of 4 50 from William Lynden of Worcester in Park Square. He asked to change a bill, grabbed a stack of money when Lynden produced cash, and fled. A crowd and two officers pursued and captured him.

George Hastings Parker Street Roxbury William Lynden Worcester Park Square Hastings Lynden

Soldier Jim McNally Struck by Train at Park Square

James McNally of Dalton street a member of the Soldiers' Messenger Reserve Corps known as Soldier Jim was struck by the inward bound Dedham train on track No 5 in the New Haven railroad shed. He sustained two bad scalp wounds, is a one armed veteran and has long been a familiar Park Square figure.

New York New Haven Hartford James McNally Dalton Street Soldiers’ Messenger Reserve Corps Jim Dedham Mr. McNally Park Square

Nine Die in Bullfinch Torpedo Boat Destroyer Blast

London July 21 an explosion on board the torpedo boat destroyer Bullfinch during her Solent trial killed nine and wounded four. The engine room was scalding hot as steam and boiling water surged. The Bullfinch is among the latest thirty knot destroyers in British service.

London Bullfinch Solent Bullfinchs

Peter O Neil Surprised by Friends in Charlestown

Peter O Neil of Sprague Street Charlestown received a fine sideboard as a surprise gift. James Dougherty of the steamship Bostonian presented it and O Neil thanked him. The gathering featured songs and piano solos by Heggle Dougherty O Neil Tomfohrde and the Stowell sisters with light refreshments served afterward. Attendees included James Dougherty James Heggie Mr Coupe Mr Newton Mr William Jeffers Heim F Tomfohrde Mr Darling T H Gannon Mr Stowell Miss Mamie Stowell Miss Anna Gould Miss Casey Miss Lizzie Stowell and Miss Arabella.

Peter O'Neil Sprague Street Charlestown James Dougherty Bostonian O'Neil Tomfohrde Misses Stowell James Heggie Mr. Coupe Mr. Newton Steamship William Jeffers Heim F. Tomfohrde Mr. Darling T. H. Gannon Mr. Stowell Mamie Stowell Anna Gould Casey Lizzie Stowell Arabella

Detroit switches to five cent streetcar fares

Detroit July 21 five cent fares begin on the old street car lines with eight tickets for a quarter during morning and evening. A universal transfer remains between all lines. Mayor Maybury denounces the rise and plans a City Council meeting to restrict company privileges. Bartow and Weeks move to inspect grand jury minutes with further action set for next Tuesday.

Detroit Mich Maybury

Indicted man Roland B. Molineux fails to plead in murder case

NW YORK July 21 Roland B. Molineux, indicted again for the murder of Mrs. Kate J. Adams, faced Part 1 of the Court of General Sessions before Judge Blanchard. He did not plead, but his lawyer acted.

York Roland B. Molineux Kate J. Adams Court of General Sessions Blanchard

Somerville Lowers Tax Rate and Valuations

The Somerville tax rate drops to $16.30 per $1000 this year, down $1 from last year. Total valuations fall to $46,507,300 with land at $19,841,060 and buildings at $26,606,250, a $450,200 decrease. Personal estate drops from $8,677,200 to $4,645,100, a net $967,900 gain due to new machinery valuation.

Somerville

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