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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1905

Page

5

Cassie Chadwick Trial Faints Closes First Day in Cleveland

The trial of Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick halted after a complete nervous collapse. Judge Taylor adjourned the case until tomorrow as Chadwick fainted in court. Andrew Carnegie attended. E. H. Haller testified for the state amid 28 subpoenas. District Attorney Sullivan outlined the conspiracy charge and referenced the alias Mme DeVer e for forgery.

Cleveland, O Cassie L. Chadwick Andrew Carnegie E. H. Haller Oberlin J. P. Dawley Mr. Sullivan Sullivan Mrs. Chadwick United States Mme. Devere Chadwick

Driver Backed Team Into Dock at Bennett's Wharf

In Gloucester on March 6 a horse and team backed from Bennett's wharf into the water. The horse drowned. the driver escaped with a near miss, saved by the steamer crew and bystanders with a rope. The horse belonged to Benjamin Frazier, driven by Frank Emerton, with 18-year-old Harvey Emerton in charge.

Gloucester Bennett's Wharf Benjamin Frazier Frank Emerton Middle Street Western Avenue Irostberg

Modus Vivendi in Great Peril

In St John s Newfoundland March 6 local fishing interests urge the colonial government to cancel the modus vivendi and apply the Walt act against American fishermen for the present season since the Hay Bond treaty awaits ratification by the United States Senate. The government is studying the issue to determine the best course of action against American fishermen.

John’s, N. F United States Senate

Insane Youth Attacks Family in New Jersey Home

Richard Wakeman an 18 year old former asylum inmate attacked his mother with an axe and shot his father in Glen Ridge New Jersey. Mrs Wakeman died that night and Mr Wakeman was badly injured. The youth surrendered after leaving the house and informing a neighbor and a policeman.

New York Richard Wakeman John Wakeman Glen Ridge N. J Wakeman Mr. Wakeman Bloomfield

Evacuation Day Parade Plan Lacks Civic Elements

The Evacuation Day committee in South Boston reports a $2000 budget with $1200 for a strictly military parade no civic pageantry. Decorations cost $500 and $800 funds go to athletic games at D Street gymnasium. The lineup includes nine battalions, naval brigades, Coast Artillery detachments, Marines and sailors, plus local cadets and two bands.

Collins South Boston D Street Ninth Regiment Fifth Naval Brigade United States Coast Artillery Forts Andrew Banks Strong Warren Navy Yard Dorchester South Boston William Casey

Seeking Her Soldier Son

Mrs. Julia Conroy of Roxbury seeks news of her son Martin F. who vanished after enlistment in the Philippines. The War Department reports his enlistment expired and his whereabouts unknown. She holds a Christmas letter and has long urged return despite letters being redirected. Her other son William recently died of consumption.

Julia Conroy Washington Street Roxbury Martin F Philippines War Department Washington

Carver fight victim dies and killer held

Charles Halien of East Carver dies in Plymouth hospital after an axe blow at Fast Carver last Friday. Emil Sauri is jailed on felonious assault charges and to be arraigned for murder after an autopsy by Dr. E D Hill. Grand jury may hear related Brockton murder case Monday.

Plymouth Charles Halien East Carver Fast Carver Emil Sauri Sauri Henry S. Porter E. D. Hill Brockton

Roxbury Builder James J Sullivan Files Bankruptcy Petition

James J Sullivan of Roxbury filed a bankruptcy petition with the U S Court clerk. He cites assets of 300 dollars and debts totaling 25 699 dollars, with 20 500 dollars of secured claims. Major creditors include George H Jennings 1 900 dollars and the Boston Penny Savings Bank 20 600 dollars.

James J. Sullivan Roxbury United States George H. Jennings Boston Penny Savings Bank

Sunday School Concerts Discussed By Union Leaders

Walter B. Blanchard of Quincy urged careful selection of young participants to avoid self consciousness and jealousy while Edward Hathaway of Hyde Park cautioned that Easter concerts should symbolize the gospel and not drain time from core church duties. About 75 members attended a Berkeley Temple vestry meeting of the Congregational Sunday School Superintendents Union with a social hour and supper.

Walter B. Blanchard Quincy Berkeley Temple Congregational Sunday Edward Hathaway Hyde Park Mr. Blanchard TV Am

Stricter Sunday Laws Debated by Legislative Committee

Henry J. Skeffington of the Douglas Flying-Wedge Movement urged enforcement of stricter Sunday laws as necessary to curb contempt for law. The hearing reviewed bills to curb abuse of religious and charitable terms with supporters including Emery B. Gibbs of the Sabbath League, Mayor Newton of Everett, and Rev. Allbright. A stenographer read a dialogue from The Garden of Eden deemed vile, with further immodest excerpts kept unread.

Legislative Committee On Probate and Chancery Henry J. Skeffington Douglas Emery B. Gibbs Sabbath League Boston Gibbs Newton Everett Allbright Congregational Club William Shaw J. H. Hasty Garden of Eden Hasty

Missing Danvers Girl Sought By Boston Police

The Boston police were asked to locate Martha A. Blodgett a 25 year old woman missing from Danvers for several days She is described as 5 feet 6 inches tall stout with dark complexion and wearing a green hat a black jacket and skirt and a marten fur boa.

Boston Martha A. Blodgett Danvers

Pyramid Pile Cure testimonials urge at home relief

Notice collects letters praising Pyramid Pile Cure for piles with claims of rapid cures and weight gain. Readers from Springfield to Marshall share experiences and note private home treatment avoiding physician exams. address details and pricing included.

Walter Sharkley Park St. Springfield Mass F. McKay Weaverville B. Stringfellow Elko Pyramid Drug Co Mair Street Marshall, Mich

New Edition List Shows Revised Volumes for 1905

The catalog lists 25 volumes for Ninth Edition with New American Articles five volumes for American additions, a New Edition revised to 1905, and one volume titled Guide to Systematic Reading and Study.

Fashion Edict for 1905 Summer at Jordan Marsh

New styles for summer 1905 headline the Jordan Marsh display with elaborate gowns and hats tilted forward. Second floor renovation shows about fifty glassrooms housing gowns and accessories including elbow sleeves and white undersleeves. Street wear features checks and plaids, Rajah silk, and changing hat shapes with demure lids and flowered embellishments.

Jordan Marsh Company England Milady Gibson

Austrian Crown and Hungarians at Odds in Vienna

Reports from Budapest say the Austrian crown and Hungarian leaders clash over military reforms and the use of Hungarian as the army command language. The Emperor insists reform is a personal prerogative and rejects changes, fueling Hungarian discontent and possible future contingencies.

Vienna Budapest

Marital Woes End With Judge’s Weekly Support Order

George T Sillsbury and wife Hattie of 66 Washington Street Charles Town faced a dispute over alimony. Judge McKim ordered Sillsbury to pay 6 dollars weekly after claims of broken dishes a swordfish purchase and threatening gestures with a sword. The case centered on the couple and boarder Frank Dew who had lived with them.

George T. Sillsbury Hattie Washington Street Charlestown McKim Mr. Sillsbury Frank Dew Dew Mrs. Sillsbury

Claims part of vast fortune

Wakefield March 6 Mrs Margaret McCormick Simmons of 217 Albion Street seeks a share of the McCormick fortune claiming kinship to late Martin McCormick. She asks parish records in Clungish Ireland to verify her niece connection to the millionaire and involves sisters and nieces and nephews in the claim.

Wakefield Margaret McCormick Simmons Albion Street Martin McCormick Australia Clungish Ireland

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Cassie Carnegie C. T. Beckwith Oberlin Bank Mrs Cassie Chadwick Ibridge J. Day The National Dental Co Winter St Carver Encyclopaedia Britannica American Newspaper Association Devonshire Street Britannica State Boston Post Fashion L. D. Knott Lebanon F. E. Brown Primghar Iowa J.C. Curryer St. Paul Minn M. L. Craffey St. Louis C. F. Beard So. Framingham Frank Whetzel Dept American Express Bidg Chicago Bill Heads Franklin ,Sr Ward
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