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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1903

Page

7

Knapp the murderer shows first signs of regret

Self confessed killer Alfred Knapp, linked to five deaths and possibly more, displayed remorse after meeting with Herman Littleman in Cincinnati. Authorities say he lured victims to secluded spots and killed them by strangulation, with two wives among his victims and two children. He faces the electric chair despite his sister's plea for insanity.

Hamilton Alfred Knapp Herman Littleman Knapp Cincinnati Littleman Sadie Wenzel Indiana

Knapps Mother Suspected in Arrest Details Revealed

Cincinnati report says Alfred Knapp's family dispute centers on motives for his arrest. Cyrus Knapp and Mrs Wenzel defend him. the Kings aided in the capture. It is believed a letter from Knapp's mother, accusing him, influenced authorities to act to stop potential crimes including harming his fourth wife. Mrs Wenzel blames Mrs King and Hannah Goddard Knapp for family splits.

Bosch Knapp Alfred A. Knapp Emma Littleman Gest Street Cincinnati Mary Ekhart Walnut Street Cincinnnati Jennie Knapp Canal Liberty Street Ida Gebhardt Indianapolis Ind Hannah Knapp Fifty-fourth Street Hamilton Lindenwald Cyrus Knapp Krapp Alfred

President Roosevelt Eyes Western Bear Hunt Adventure

Washington reports Roosevelt plans a hunting trip starting March 20 through Northern Colorado toward the Big Horn Mountains in Wyoming. He will hunt amid alleged abundant bears, tramping on Powder River country, and venture into Hole in the Wall famed for big game and a notorious gang led by Laughing Sam Carey including 40 to 50 hardened criminals.

Washington Mississippi Rocky Mountain Roosevelt Colorado Big Horn Mountains Wyoming Powder River Hole-in-the-Wall Hole

British gale damages ships with flotilla seeking refuge

Vessels seek shelter in ports as a British gale batters ships with some wrecked or ashore. Cambrian Prince may be wrecked after calling at Queenstown on February 11 en route from Coquimbo to Middlesbrough. Pharsalia suffered major damage after February 24 with injuries on board and flooding. Cebriana returned to Queenstown after 17 days at sea.

London Cambrian Prince Owens Coquimbo Middlesborough Queenstown Ireland Cork Pharsalia Boston Leith St. John N. B

Democrats Filibuster Through Sunday House Session

Washington March 1 The House, in a four hour session, passed the District of Columbia appropriation bill amid a Democratic filibuster. The conference report on the Alaska homestead bill was ordered with vote on adoption set for reconvening at 11 tomorrow. The session typified political maneuvering with six roll calls required to reach today’s outcome.

Washington House of Representatives District of Columbia

Fowler Currency Bill Reported by Banking Committee

The committee on banking and currency today approved a favorable report on the currency bill introduced yesterday by Representative Fowler. The vote was 7 to 2 along party lines.

Washington House Committee On Banking and Currency Fowler

Italian society Holy Mary of Carpignano holds elections

The new Italian society Holy Mary of Carpignano met at 28 Cross Street and elected officers including President Michael Delvisco Vice-president Antonio Vitale Secretary Francesco Lo Conti Assistant Secretary Domenico Del Grosso Treasurer Domenico Anniso.

Holy Mary of Carpignano Cross Street Michael Delvisco Antonio Vitale Francesco Loconti Domenico del Grosso Domenico Anniso

Woman of Distinguished Family Ends Life in New Jersey

A woman calling herself Mrs. Charlotte G. Wellington killed herself at a Haddonfield boarding house after leaving a note requesting decent burial and bequests. She inclosed $75 and stated she had often lived in Boston. She appeared about 50 years old and possessed ample funds. The case is under routine police inquiry.

Philadelphia Charlotte G. Wellington Haddonfield N. J Boston

Two Men Robbed Unconscious Victims in Chelsea Street Case

George W. Duval and Dorris B. Towen were found unconscious at 1 am opposite 8 Walnut Street Chelsea with head injuries. Police learned two colored men had searched them. Robert and James Jackson, colored, were later arrested.

George W. Duval Dorris B. Towensend Walnut Street Chelsea Robert James Jackson

Freshmen Supers Cause Grand Opera Mix-Up at Academy of Music

University of Pennsylvania freshmen hired as supers in Aida at the Academy of Music caused a comical disruption. Ten Ethiopian guards delivered offbeat cocky banter and a chorus of In the Good Old Summer Time, prompting stage crew to remove the students quietly after a humorous fiasco.

U. of P Philadelphia Amonasro Jim Dumps Fatty

Italian husband slashes wife and rival in Syracuse station

Nicola Vito of Rochester, enraged by jealousy, attacked his wife in the New York Central waiting room injuring her and a man named Nalda. A policeman wrested the sword bayonet from him as he pursued the pair through a frightened crowd.

Syracuse N. Y New York Central Nicola Vito Rochester Matillf Nalda Vito Nalda Naldo Vitor

Mysterious Woman Linked To Mary Earl Disappearance

A vanished Mary Earl of Roxbury is linked to a mysterious tall stylish woman seen with her on Benton and Tremont streets. Mary’s return ride, chalk message in French, and mention of an elder sister who never existed raise questions for police as ships between New York and Boston are monitored.

Mary Earl of Mary Tremont Street Massachusetts Avenue New York Boston

Widow suspects spousal motive in Burdick murder case

Buffalo, March 1. The body of Edwin L. Burdick, killed with a golf club last Thursday night on Ashland avenue, was taken to Canastota for burial after a brief service. Police question a woman linked to the case as investigators weigh new evidence that could reshape theory about the motive and killer.

Buffalo N. Y Edwin L. Burdick Ashland Avenue Canastota

Ladies Rockers Offer Comfortable Attractive Chairs

In homes across the house a rocking chair is shown as essential for comfort and style. A large assortment is advertised promising both practicality and pleasing design.

Fire projectiles hit car in Waterbury city streets

Waterbury Conn March 1 As Manager Sewall rode home on the Waterville street car line late Saturday the car was fired on in a lonely North Willow street area. Rocks struck the car two men were arrested for stone throwing a third for resisting an officer Daniel Cronin was captured by Agent Farley Cronin carried a fire badge and claimed Farley fired on the crowd

Waterbury Conn Sewall Waterville Street North Willow Street Daniel Cronin Farley Wales Cronin

Turks Macedonians and Bulgarians Clash Near Monastir

Geneva reports Turkish troops clashed with Macedonian and Bulgarian forces near Monastir. Turks were repulsed and 32 dead and many wounded were found after the battle.

London Geneva Daily Chronicle Monastir

Cranitonic Hair Food Ad Claims 24 Diseases Found

Microscopical survey of 1000 hair samples by Cranitonic Hair and Scalp Institute claims 24 hair and scalp diseases, many highly contagious and fatal to hair life. Free diagnosis by mail with sample submission. offers Cranitonic Hair Food, Shampoo Scalp Soap, and complete report, addressing New York and Boston distributors.

Cranitonic Hair and Scalp Institute State of New York

Sweetheart of Taunton Girl Returns From Vanishing Search

George Neiforth, suitor of Minnie Graham who vanished leaving a note of drowning, arrived from his provincial home to a farm near the Grahams seeking any trace. He found the girl presumed dead by her aging parents, while both he and Minnie seek to verify a possible marriage. Representative Miller praised the event in the House, and Brownlee hinted at happiness if the union is legal.

Taunton George Neiforth Minnie Graham Provinces Grahams Miller Brownlee

Girl Wife Clings to Husband Under Sentence

Philadelphia report recounts Geraldine Beloe of Wilmington and Richard Morris, jailed for perjury to obtain a marriage license. Beloe, coerced into a convent life, escapes to rejoin her prisoner husband as a court battle ends in humiliation for her mother. The saga spans 40 days of scandal.

Philadelphia Richard M. Morris Geraldine Beloe Wilmington Del Richard Morris Audenried Goebel Miss Beloe Sarah C. Beloe Mrs. Beloe

Mock Montana wedding stirs lawmakers in Helena

In a midday caper in the Montana House a mock marriage was performed by Justice of the Peace Everett with Representative Brownlee as groom and clerk Clara Kolbs observing. A ring was produced and the ceremony declared valid, prompting laughter as representatives chased the bride.

Helena Mont Robert Brownlee Montana Everett Clara Kolbs Brownlee Miss

Reverend Harris Delivers Trading Stamps At Wedding

In Pee Dee New Jersey March 1 the Rev. B Harris pastor of Triune Methodist Church presented the bride Miss Rena R Wilson and groom Wilbur S Seeley with five dollars worth of trading stamps after their wedding last night.

Peewee N. J B. Harris Triune Methodist Episcopal Church Wilbur S. Seeley Rena R. Wilson

Prosector Durant Attacked In Waterbury Strike Fallout

In Waterbury Connecticut on March 2 Prosecuting Attorney Durant was assaulted at 12 15 am as he walked home Two men beat him with clubs and fists He fired four shots at them a bullet clipped one man’s hat The assailants fled with no identification The prosecutor offered no reason for the attack but links to trolley strike violence are suspected.

Waterbury Conn Durant

Father John's Medicine Promises Strength For Thin Women

Ad claims a tonic for thin pale women and children, asserting the remedy builds up the body, adds flesh, and corrects digestion. It touts gentle laxative effects, stomach support, and nourishing food elements to restore strength.

Father John

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