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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1899

Page

6

Former Baltimore Belle to Be Extra dited for Kidnapping

New York dispatch reports Count Malta fjewen Stierngranat of Sweden, jailed in Ludlow Street since last May, inherits part of a Swedish general uncle’s fortune. He also faces a breach of promise suit by Miles Lesbia M. Bostwick seeking damages of 60000 dollars, with marriage plans tied to the case.

New York Malta Fjewen Stierngranat Sweden Ludlow Street Count Stierngranat Miles Lesbia M. Bostwick

Swedish nobleman seeks marriage out of love in breach case tale

A Swedish nobleman who inherits 115000 dollars learns the woman who had him jailed in New York for breach of promise now seeks marriage for love, not money or title. She explains her motive is affection, not financial gain.

New York

Count in Jail Won't Pay Judgment to Lesbia

Lesbia, a brunette who wears glasses and lives with her mother, sent a messenger to the jail to inform the count she will marry him despite his fortune. The count, who has just learned of a $45.87 Supreme Court judgment and a $125 larceny charge, says he will be tried on the latter and plans to marry an American for love, not money, while aiming to leave jail after Thursday.

Lesbia Supreme Court

Woman Kidnapping Case Seen In Extradition Talks

Baltimore July 2 If British authorities recognize the demands of this government little girl abducted by her mother Letitia Perot will be restored to her grandfather and the woman will be compelled to answer the charge of kidnapping before an American court and jury Willie Perot met his wife in Demerara when he was there in the eighties as representative

Baltimore Little Adys Letitia Perot William Yates Perot Willie”Perot Demerara British Guiana Representa

Arrest arranged in Liverpool for abduction case in Baltimore

Mrs. William Yates Perot faces arrest in Liverpool England over abducting her daughter Gladys from her grandfather in Baltimore. The grandfather had been entrusted with the children after the couple's divorce and the court order.

Liverpool Eng William Yates Perot Gladys Baltimore

Divorce and missing wife linked to Perot family tale

Narrative recounts the Perot family history from a Brazilian hides carrier to a contested divorce. It describes abandonment grounds, custody shifts to a grandfather, and the wife’s travels to Paris London and Montreal before returning with two children then allegedly fleeing with a young Englishman claiming the name Neptune Blood. The text stops amid a fragmentary account of the son Willie Perot.

Tive Lettie Sponnegal Brazil Neptune Blood Willie” Perot London

From convent to stage in quiet fashion

New York July reports Pretty Sadie Lauer has left the convent for the stage and will join Daniel Frohman's White Horse Tavern company next season. Though in short dresses she impressed her family with elocution and mimicry, and her resolve to be an actress led to a strict supper of butterless bread before bedtime.

New York Sadie Lauer Daniel Frohman White Horse Tavern

Sadie Leaves Maryland Village for Philadelphia to Seek Stage Career

Sadie tells her mother she will pursue acting despite leaving a Maryland village for the Convent of Notre Dame in Philadelphia. After years of schooling she graduates with honors and moves into New York society. She grants acting priority, saying the stage is her first and only love for now and perhaps forever.

Sadie Maryland Philadelphia Convent of Notre Dame New York

Illegal to Make Love in New York Court Ruling

Magistrate Zeller in Yorkville Police Court declares it illegal to make love to a girl without her consent. Veronica Fox, a 35 year old cigar maker, accuses Carl Kendrick of pursuing her. She seeks divorce, Kendrick allegedly hired as a private detective by her husband. If repeated, he faces six months on the island.

New York Zeller Yorkville Veronica Fox Carl Kendrick

Flirtation on Riverside Drive Ends in Robbery Scare

A stylish man courted a married woman on Riverside Drive then drugs and robs her after a ride toward One Hundred Twenty ninth Street. A bicycle cop helped the victim as she revealed she had been drugged and robbed of jewelry, fearing her husband’s reaction.

New York Riverside Drive Briarwood Amsterdam Avenue Seventh Avenue Grant

She Returns to Ireland Sails for Umbria Voyage

Mahon, who will be 16 in September, sailed yesterday aboard the Umbria for Ireland, her old home. She travels with Miss Julia McMahon, kin to General Thomas McMahon. When asked how she remains healthy, she replied that temperance in all things helps her live long, and she expects to live many years more.

Auntie McMahon of Laragh recalls a long life

The narrator, Miss McMahon born in Laragh Monaghan, remembers Canon McMahon born 1794 and his death at 90. She details a boyhood friendship, Irish roots, and a career from dairy work at General J. McBride’s Hamptonburg to Livingston Manor and later dressmaking where she saved money. Her brother Patrick in Laragh has a Montana Legislator son. She hopes to die in her birthplace village.

Ireland Canon McMahon Miss McMahon Laragh Monaghan General J. McBride Hamptonburg N. Y Livingston Manor Patrick Montana Little Village

Lipton Engaged Rumor Ties Clanwilliam Heiress to Sir Thomas Lipton

London July 2 reports a marriage rumor linking one of the Earl of Clanwilliam's daughters to Sir Thomas Lipton. The Clanwilliam party has visited Lipton on the steam yacht Erin and will attend cup races with him. Meanwhile Madeleine Stanley Lady Jeune’s daughter is alleged to be engaged to Hon Rupert Guinness, son of Lord Iveagh, and a diamond sculls winner.

London Earl of Clanwilliam Thomas Lipton Lord Clanwilliam Lipton Erin Madeleine Stanley Lady Jeune Thomas Rupert Guinness Lord Iveagh

Miss Grant at Newport with Grant family ties to Cantacuzene

Mrs Frederick Dent Grant and her daughter Miss Julia Dent Grant have stayed in Newport four days with Mrs Potter Palmer, after two weeks at the Windsor Saratoga with Mrs Ulysses Grant. They may attend the forthcoming wedding of Miss Grant to Prince Cantacuzene of Russia. The Wollants, now in the Adirondacks, may visit Newport soon, and de Wollant acts for the Russian ambassador Cassini.

Newport R. I Frederick Dent Grant Julia Dent Grant Potter Palmer

Railroads Fight in Storm Lake Feud Over Track Rights

A Bee dispatch from Storm Lake reports a fierce railway fight between the Minneapolis and St. Louis and the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul. Milwaukee forces hold the Minnesota line rights and have relaid tracks despite an injunction. Both sides amass reinforcements as a contempt arrest of Milwaukee workers is planned for Monday, with heavy resistance anticipated and Storm Lake facing intense public tension.

Omaha Neb Storm Lake Minneapolis & St. Louis Chicago

Boy Fights Burglar In Reed's Mills Narrow Escape

Wilbur Reed a 15 year old Trenton boy confronted a burglar at his uncle Charles A Reed’s home between Trenton and Pennington. The tramp fired at him but missed. Reed retrieved a shotgun, shot the intruder who fled through a window. blood trail found but suspect not captured as neighbors pursued.

Trenton N. J Wilbur Reed Charles A. Reed Reed’s Mills Pennington Reed

Dewey On An Excursion During Visit to Opon Mountain

July 23 report from Tripsteh notes the Olympia will stay ten days longer with crowds visiting the cruiser and sailors giving tours. Admiral Dewey and the American consul joined an afternoon carriage excursion to Opon Mountain, adding to the public interest in the visit.

United States Olympia Admiral Dewey Opoina Mountain

Mascagni Hymn Honoring Admiral Dewey Debuts in Pesaro

The Rome correspondent of the Daily Mail reports Mascagni's hymn in honor of Admiral Dewey was performed at Pesaro on Sunday before 200 people. It was well received and hailed as one of Mascagni's finest works.

London Rome The Daily Mail Mascagni Admiral Dewey Pesaro

Hebrew Wedding at Lyceum Hall East Boston

Miss Jennie Crows and Mr. Robert Pearlstein wed last night with Rabbi H. Schoher officiating. Best man David Pearlstein and maid of honor Leah Saxe led bridesmaids Dora and Goldie Pearlstein. Ushers Sam Lupinsky and Samuel Pearlstein presided. They will reside in the West End.

Lyceum Hall Boston Jennie Crows Robert Pearlstein H. 8. Schoher David Pearlstein Mies Leah Saxe Dora Pearlstein Goldie Pearlstein Sam Lupinsky Samuel Pearlstein

Will Hoyt Attempts Suicide in Middletown Yard

In Middletown New York on July 23 Will Hoyt aged percent drank arsenic then lay under a shrub in the yard. His mother thought it a joke but summoned a doctor as he grew ill and his condition remains precarious.

Middletown N. Y Will Hoyt

Lynn Victim Stabbed Allegedly by Patrick Joyce in Lynn

Mrs Belle Hogan was stabbed in an alley off Liberty Street and hospitalized. Patrick Joyce of Carnes Street is jailed on the case, denying the injury. A dog guards Hogan’s Cambridge Street home as witnesses, including Charles Bartlett, place Joyce with Hogan during the dispute over money.

Lynn Belle Hogan Liberty Street Cambridge Street Patrick Joyce Carnes Street Charles Bartlett Joyce

Edwards the Soldier Who Shot Five Filipinos Solo

An officer later reported from Manila recalls Corporal Edwards of the Third Artillery serving as infantry. In a swampy Luzon advance he charged a hidden force, killing four natives and mortally wounding a fifth with a Krag rifle. Edwards carried one shell in reserve and remained calm under fire.

Aguinaldo United States Manila Otis Edwards Third Artillery Kentucky Daniel Boone Morgan Ballard Dave Bowie Frontier History Luzon Flinders

Filipino Priest Declares Independence Move In Luzon Church

In Manila July 23 a priest Gregorio Agripay declares himself vicar-general for Filipino priests outside American control in Luzon and urges disobedience to church regulations. The archbishop excommunicates Aguipay, provoking tensions. a Dominican-led Libertas newspaper defends the brotherhood as petitions for peace face provocation from Spanish papers. The US transport Zalandia arrived with U.S. Infantry companies, recruits, and army supplies from San Francisco.

Manila Gregorio Agripay Luzon Aguipay the Libertas United States Zalandia San Francisco Twenty-fourth United States Infantry

Finlayson Bottsfield Joins Big Thread Trust

The Finlayson Bottsfield & Co of Grafton has joined the big thread trust and the property here was transferred yesterday. The price, as stated on the deed, was $227,000. About 600 are employed.

Grafton Finlayson, Bottsfield & Co. (Limited Big Thread Trust

Holland submarine boat trials in Peconic Bay awe observers

The Holland torpedo boat, built for U S Navy service, conducts trial runs in Peconic bay near Long Island. It dives and fires dummy torpedoes with precision, shows steadiness awash and submerged at ten knots, and prepares for rapid torpedo firing trials this week aboard the undersea craft.

New York Erie Basin Atlantic Long Island New York Harbor United States Navy Morse Peconic Bay

Courts Shield Living Soldier in Surreal Pension Case

Washington verdict shows William Wackerle, listed dead since 1872, is alive and drawing a pension while widow Walberga Wackerle fights for a claim plus life-insurance proceeds. Officials reveal the widow’s bid to prove death and collect damages, bonds, and pensions has led to custody for unsound mind and large financial exposure.

Washington United States Wackerle William Wackerle Company H Minnesota Infantry Pension Bureau St. Louis Walberga Wackerle Webster Davis Willam Wackerle Hier Davis Meiness Life Insurance Wackerie Ieee

Stranded Sunflower miners recount Klondike voyage ordeal

Sunflower Mining Company members, who left Fort Scott for Alaska eighteen months ago aboard their own steamer, are stranded at St Michael on the way home. They spent the winter on the Koyukuk river far above, no gold found, several deaths, scurvy hit two men, and the doctor warned only vegetable food could save them after companions hunted 110 miles for potatoes.

Fort Scott Kan Sunflower Mining Company Alaska San Francisco St. Michael Koyokuk St.Michael

Two Came Home Rich from Dawson to Victoria

M Perlman and H R Manson returned to Victoria from Dawson after starting in 1898 from San Diego with fourteen in the party. Only five survived. Bob Johnson died of blood poisoning, Eric Armstrong died by his own hand at Five Fingers, Dow and another died of typhoid at White Horse, others perished at Dawson. The two men are worth about $20,000 and will bring back a steam thawing machine.

Victoria B. C M. Perlman H. R. Manson Dawson San Diego Cal Bob Johnson Eric Armstrong Dow White Horse

Gold Shipment Arrives on Steamer Homer From Dawson City

The Homer arrives from Alaska with 150 passengers and six boxes of gold totaling nearly 1 million dollars. The Alaska Exploration Company receives the main consignment, with about 100 thousand dollars belonging to passengers.

San Francisco Homer J. Michael Alaska Exploration Company Dawson City

Princes of the Orient Harbor Outing by No. 1 Chapter

Oriental Chapter No 1 Princes of the Orient led by Willam Crone Crosby Gilman Cromwell Mackin Jones and Kelley organized a 150 member excursion on the steamer Winthrop at 9 30 am. They sailed to Ped dock s Island for a clam bake dinner catered onboard then held athletic games before returning at 6 pm to the harbor.

Oriental Chapter Princes of the Orient Winthrop Peddock Messrs Willam Crone 3B. Crosby Joseph Gilman George Cromwell William R. Mackin E. W. Jones Ralph Kelley

Dividend Declared by Bosiga-tattie Gre Zinc Board

The Board of Directors of the Bosiga-tattie Gre Zinc Company has declared a monthly dividend of 1 per share. Payment will be made to shareholders of record in Kansas City. Treasurer Taos ist all A eRALEY notes details.

Bosiga-tattie Gre Zinc Company I. Be Kansas City No. Taos Eraley

Alger outlines plan to send Spanish prisoners to Galveston

Secretary of War Alger recalls proposing on July 10 1898 that Spanish prisoners from Santiago be sent to Galveston Texas. He explains why the harbor climate and distance fit, details bids for transport, cost savings, and that the plan, approved by the President, aimed to repatriate prisoners at U.S. expense.

Washington Alger War Department Spain Santiago Galveston Tex United States Department White House General Shafter Playa del Este Cuba R. A. Alger Quartermaster's Department Ocean Transportation Santiago de Cuba Spanish Transatlantic Company New York Times

Shipping News Miniature Almanac July 2

Shipping notices record sun rises and moon phases with July dates, listing steamers Catalonia, Arthur, City of Bangor, and others sailing from Liverpool, Yarmouth, and New York, with passengers and merchandise. Various vessels anchored in Nanet Roads and routes to Boston, Philadelphia, and Newburyport, plus barge movements and towage details.

Sim. Ie Catalonia Stephens Liverpool Queenstown Wth Alex Martin Arkansas Dan Jespaea Shields Merc Ae Gill Peatons Smith, Yaroe Meres Sinary Assengers

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