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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1896
Page
5
Hull buzzes with anticipation as the Hon. Jasper Doodey visits. Reporters note his title fortune and royal connections while Hull residents organize a grand reception and speculate on the social spectacle the summer visitor will bring.
Findings say no evidence that the old hulk Lewis was set on fire by Naval Brigade members. The court cites disorderly conduct by men who went ashore at Nantasket and Cohasset. Several sailors face dismissal, some with enlistment clauses erased, others dishonorably discharged, pleasing brigade members who condemned the misconduct.
Suffolk Superior Court Judge Richardson appoints J Linfield Damon Jr as receiver of the American House in the pending Charles A. Jones versus George A. Keeler case. A court hearing on objections to continuing the receivership is set for today.
In Washington July 29 rumors swirl over Hoke Smith of Georgia resigning as Secretary of the Interior. A President Cleveland move appointing a West Virginia Union Pacific director is viewed as a snub aimed at Smith. Smith's Atlanta Journal ties to Bryan and free silver fuel the speculation. He declined comment on a Georgia campaign visit.
Superintendent McClellan of the ferry division flatly denies an afternoon report alleging improper discharge of two veterans, Thomas Lavery and H. P. Christineen, amid office abolishments. He explains Lavery’s post was eliminated, while Bartlett and others filled duties, and asserts transfers and vacancies were lawful and managed by him.
Ipswich Massachusetts July 29 There were no tidings by noon from Sprague Poor of Melrose and Ernest Whitney of Dorchester as relatives lose hope they fear the boys were drowned beach patrols search parties are organized but bodies likely not recovered Father Mr Poor asks anyone with information to contact him at Little Neck Ipswich
The City Point Catholic Association of South Boston will hold its annual picnic at Melville Garden Downer Landing on Monday August 10. Committee head Wire Commissioner Thomas W Flood leads a program expected to entertain about 2000 people with sports games vaudeville fireworks and dancing for all ages.
Katie Sullivan, a well known South Boston resident, vanished from 169 H Street over six weeks ago after packing a trunk and arranging removal to 374 Broadway. Her family fears harm as police search continues with no clues, while she left money and jewelry behind.
July 29 New York. A sensational hearing on Emily K. Davis will set for tomorrow may drag in noted residents. The will directs 70000 in cash to benefit her son James Millege Davis with daughter Hazel J. born after the will. Millege J. Davis objects to probate and seeks guardianship of Hazel while challenging paternity and tenant rights.
In New York on July 2 the grand jury quickly ruled tights not immoral, clearing Hope Booth of allegations. The panel addressed the morality concern within minutes, concluding the garment did not constitute an immoral act.
London July 29 Mrs Yarde-Buller nee Kirkham of San Francisco won a cross suit for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty. Testimony described a head being struck against a door and other alleged conduct. The judge found Mrs Yarde-Buller not guilty of cruelty or adultery, her husband not guilty of adultery and guilty of cruelty. co respondent Cadesden case dismissed with costs.
Rosie Moskowitz aged 15, cashier at her father Harris Moskowitz's grocery, vanished after Monday evening. Family home at 18 Parkman 37 Blossom and 33 North Anderson streets. school friends at Wells School. Captain Wescott alerted as search continues. Rosie described as well behaved with two gold rings and russet shoes.
Emil Peterson, a Swedish immigrant, was charged with assault and battery on his wife Freda in a Police Court session but the case was continued for two weeks. The dispute centered on his affection for Freda's sister Hilda, recently brought to America, living with the Petersons.
Inspector Murray arrested Annie Sullivan a young woman on larceny charges in Cambridge. She is held for trial before Judge Almy after a man named Mardival Moon alleged his $116 vanished from a Fifth Street house following his departure.
City Clerk Brown joined Ephraim Hammett, 81, and Carrie, a Boston nurse, 36, in marriage at Rochester today. Hammett has recently been in the public eye over a guardian appointment effort concerning his property.
In Boston in Superior Court Judge Richardson granted a receiver for The Late Standard, the A P A organ, after John Soley of Chelsea filed a $3000 debt claim and alleged an improper assignment to Edward Crockett and Brinton De Wolff. The court ordered a $50 000 bond with Brinton H De Wolff as receiver amid $60 0% asset value and $80 000 liabilities.
Dr Jameson and associates leave the court for Holloway jail amid cheering crowds. They are placed in cells and will receive standard prison fare. Rhodes’s solicitor says Mr Rhodes is ready to come to London for trial if requested.
In New Haven on July 29 John J. Wilkinson aged 15 was shot by his brother Joseph 13 while they played with a revolver in their home. The wounded teen is in serious condition and may die. Joseph is being held awaiting the outcome.
The Treasury gold reserve closed at 106 million 300 thousand 704 dollars. Withdrawals for the day totaled 321 thousand 600 dollars.
A cost friendly Boston & Maine excursion to Old Orchard departs Boston Union at 8:00 am and returns from Old Orchard at 4:45 pm. Tickets available only at city ticket office 322 Washington Street, sales end 6:00 pm Monday. The August 4 trip repeats the same rate and arrangements.
The city editor found a strange package on his desk labeled for editor protection. A seven chamber toy rifle, ancient in design, claimed to fire at 100000 feet per hour, with tests showing unpredictable projectile paths and a powerful kick. Mr. Ballem receives thanks for the device and his broader protective reputation.
Richard Marley surrendered to Taunton police claiming innocence in the shooting of Isador Strange. Marley, over six feet tall and not matching the eyewitness description, says he has worked for an ice dealer in Cottage City since July 4. Police fear strong circumstances may keep him for the November grand jury and constrain preparations until trial.
James White appeared before Judge Drew and pleaded not guilty to breaking and entering the residence of C P Kenwood on Kent Street. A witness identified silverware found on White. Judge Drew held him in 5000 dollars for the grand jury and he faces an additional assault on an officer charge.
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