Torsiele's Love Turns Sour as Arrest Follows Trunk Break
In New Jersey a romance ends in scandal as Alphonso Torsiello's declared passion leads to Lizzie La Marche's arrest for breaking into a trunk. Lizzie claims he locked her clothes away and she escaped after breaking the trunk open.
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New York
Alphonso Torsiello
Alphonso
Henderson Street
Jersey City
Lizzie la Marche
Newark Street
Hoboken
Lizzie
Reais
Justice Rusch
Torsiello
Ransom Suit for Divorce Takes Dramatic Court Turn
In New York the Supreme Court heard Mrs. Margaret J. B. Ransom defend against Dr. Manley Ransom's absolute divorce suit. Co respondent Maxmillian G. Cavalli was named. Cavalli and Mrs. Ransom shared Milford hotel adjoining rooms. Mrs. Ransom said she acted during a frightened intrusion while ill and denied the adultery claims. Cavalli corroborated her account. Judge Andrews took the case under advisement.
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New York
Margaret J. B.*ransom
Manley Ransom
Supreme Court
Bates Andrews
Maxmillian G. Cavalli
East Thirtythird Street
Boston Woman Detains Husband With Mental Strain Claims
Mrs H H Hill of Boston accompanied by a man calling as a house boarder visited police after her husband Horace H Hill, described as overworked and distressed, arrived in New York from Boston and registered under an assumed name at the Grand Union Hotel in Conn. He avoided explaining the situation and asked that friends not be informed.
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H. H. Hill
Boston
Horace H. Hill
E. 5S
Holloway
West Thirty-third Street Baptist Church
Sergeant Byrne
Hill
Grand Union Hotel
Mr. Hall
Bridgeport, Conn
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Man Requests Baptismal Counsel After Family Trouble
Boyle brothers switched to an assumed name and sought Rev Holloway for counsel. Sergeant Byrne questioned Mrs Hill about family trouble prompting her husband’s departure. She declined to answer and asked if Hill wished to return home. Hill is detained at Bellevue Hospital.
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Byrne
Hill
Love Causes His Downfall in Boston Arrest Tale
The arrest of Charles J. Roberts stemmed from a love affair with a woman who did not return his feelings. After thieves were linked to him, he fled to Boston hoping to see her, but she alerted police and gave his address. Police keep her name private though whispers place her in Back Bay society.
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Colonel Ochiltree
Boston
Back Bay
Roberts
He Wants His Daughter Custody From Convent
Pietro Bucel of Hackensack seeks custody of his 14 year old daughter Alina Bucci who has lived for four years at the Convent of Mercy in Brooklyn. Bucel says he can support her and questions the removal by a man named Dominic. The court referred the matter to the charities commissioners for investigation.
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Pietro Bucel
Hackensack
N. J
van Wart
Second District Civil Court
Convent of Mercy
Willoughby Avenue
Alina Bucci
Domiick
Alina
Justice Petterson
Charities Commissioners
Married at Pistol's Point Chicago
William H. Tobin files in Superior Court to annul a 16 year old marriage claim. He says in 1881 in Rockland Mass he was coerced by James McInroe with a pistol into a ceremony performed by a minister, with no license and no cohabitation, while Tobin has since lived eight years in Chicago.
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William H. Tobin
Tobin
Rockland
Mass
Mary McCiinroe
James McInroe
Rigo and Princess Flee Paris to Avoid French Court
Hungarian musician Janos Rigo and his paramour Clara Ward were summoned to a magistrate to answer divorce related charges stemming from Tuesday’s hotel scene at the Terminus. They fled to Cologne to escape French jurisdiction.
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Janos Rigo
Clara Ward
Rigo
Cologne
Pope's Health Reported Good From Rome Cable
Bourke Cockran, in Rome for weeks, reports to New York that the Pope remains in good health. The message notes multiple audiences with the Pope and conveys optimism about his condition.
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New York
Bourke Cockran
Rome
Battleship Iowa Prepares for Trial Trip in Boston Harbor
The battleship Iowa, the navy’s largest vessel, is being fitted at Philadelphia and prepared at the Boston Navy Yard for a trial trip on April 1. She will be cleaned, painted, and moved to Boston for officers to witness the trial. The Iowa features heavy armament, thick Harveyized armor, and 1800 tons coal capacity for five weeks at ten knots.
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Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Boston
Massachusetts
Indiana
Iowa
Magnificent
Majestic
McKinley Declines Shaw Monument Ceremony Invitation
President McKinley will not attend the Robert G. Shaw monument unveiling and dedication due to public business. Governor Walcott had invited him, and John Addison Porter, private secretary, relayed the President’s polite refusal.
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Robert G. Shaw
Walcott
John Addison Porter
Treasury applications reveal Boston naval officer and shipping chief
Washington March 26. Public: A B Clarke of Manchester New Hampshire seeks naval officer of customs at Boston Massachusetts. P A Bruce of Boston seeks the position of shipping commissioner at Boston.
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Bruce
Boston
Washington
Treasury Department
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Manchester
N. H
Mass
P. A. Bruce
Hunter Two Votes Short In Kentucky Senatorial Ballot
In Frankfort the third joint senatorial ballot left Dr. W. G. Hunter two votes shy of a choice with 64 for Hunter, 46 for Blackburn, 13 for Davie, 6 for Boyle, and 1 for Stone. The session adjourned after the result. The Republican State Central Committee denied preparing an address condemning Governor Bradley over the contest.
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Frankfort
W. G. Hunter
Hunter
Blackburn
Davie
Boyle
Stone
Republican State Central Committee
Bradley
Lincoln dealer hails from Boston buys two horses
Daniel BE Sherman a Lincoln resident and horse dealer visited Boston yesterday and bought two strong horses. After an afternoon in Portland street he led the pair along Cambridge to Charles street where a stranger offered help. Sherman hired the man to transport the horses to Lincoln and neither the driver nor the horses have since appeared.
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Lincoln
Boston
Portland Street
Cambridge Street
Charles Street
Sherman
Secretary Long values Dolphin for summer inspection trips
A Washington dispatch reports Secretary Long told the Dolphin’s commander the vessel will have limited use this summer on inspection trips along the Atlantic coast. The note appears in a Sun summary from New York dated March 26.
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the Sun
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Hope River Mills Woollens Sold Cheap by Yankee Company
A Boston clearance sale at 91 Summer St and at Athol and Whitman offers Hope River mills woollens at 3.85 to 10 dollars. Men s suits and coats, spring overcoats, and remnants priced far below retail, with mail orders and free sample pieces available.
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Summer St
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Yankee Clothing Company
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Boston
Athol and
Whitman
Greater New York Leads in World City Comparison
A 19th century census style feature ranks global metropolises by population. Greater New York edges London among ten cities, with Canton Tokyo Vienna Philadelphia and St. Petersburg also listed. The piece outlines proposed municipal powers, borough structure, and key salaries for a future vast metropolis.
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Canton
China
London
Charing Cross
Deere
Berbin
Diperk
Chicago
Sadiuss
Vienna
Philadelphia
Sda
Aaeevedseeddeseenbs
Manhattan
Amsterdam
New Amsterdam
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Gotham
Knickerbocker
Department of Public Works
Clubman William F. Morris Charged With Forgery
William F. Morris a 50 year old book keeper for contractor John T. Scully was arrested at his Hotel Cambridge East Cambridge home on forgery charges. He pleaded not guilty in Cambridge district court before Judge Almy and was held for examination Wednesday. The forged fifty dollar check had been honored before discovery. Morris once a prominent Boston clubman and banker official fled after the act, later writing to employer asking forgiveness. He previously lived in the Back Bay.
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John T. Scully
Cambridge
East Cambridge
Almy
Morris
Scully
Boston
Back Bay
Francis Murphy to Speak on Real Life at Berkeley Temple
Francis Murphy will deliver his address on Real Life at Berkeley Temple on Tuesday evening at 8 o clock with the long service at 7 30. Reserved seats are on sale at the church office Berkeley Temple and by P J Chisholm 982 Washington Street P C Ross 78 Tremont Street and C E headquarters 646 Washington Street.
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Berkeley Temple
P. J. Chisholm
Washington Street
P. C. Ross
Tremont Street
C. E
Milk Price Standstill Reached By New England Farmers
Milk producers in New England vote on withholding supply to press for terms. A Milk Producers' Union committee meets in Boston to canvass ballots and concludes with a contract kept at last summer's price, amid concessions and a short of two thirds.
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New England
Boston
Milk Producers’ Union
Funeral services for Henry P. Goode inspector of Health
The funeral for Henry P. Goode former inspector of the Board of Health was held from his family home at No 4 Spring Street. High mass of requiem offered at St Joseph Church by Rev J F Coppinger with quartet music by Joseph F Cooke C J Leary Mrs John A O Shea and Miss Lottie Filbrick. Pallbearers included Captain B McHugh P J Rooney Antietam Command 13 U V A J P Cherry Walter B Sampson Grand Army Post 7 D McCarron and J H McMein Hendricks Club.
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Board of Health
Spring Street
St. Joseph’s Church
J. F. Coppinger
Joseph F. Cooke
C. J. Leary
John A. O’shea
Lottie Filbrick
B. McHugh
P. J. Rooney
Antietam Command
J. P. Cherry
Walter
Salvation Oil Offer Sparks Pain Relief Sale
A local promotion markets Salvation Oil as a premier pain remedy at 25 cents, claiming it as the greatest cure on earth. The ad emphasizes affordability and relief potential, urging customers to buy.
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