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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1899

Page

4

Fire at Norfolk House Roxbury Highlights Private Wire Rescue

Fire at the Norfolk House, Roxbury, prompted by an overheated furnace in the basement, caused minor damage but was contained within minutes thanks to a private fire-wire to the nearby station. Manager W W Davis praised Clerk Eaton and staff for rapid response. insurance covered the loss, estimated at 380 dollars.

Norfolk House Roxbury W. W. Davis Eaton Davis Russell Jon Harris Patrick Sullivan Dick Maton Abla Ames Estate A. Jones

Davis and His Bride Wedding Reception at Clark Residence

Ceremony for Mr. Davis and his bride followed by a lavish breakfast and festive entertainment at the Clark home. Guests included Mrs. Gibson and Miss Barrymore. notable wear featured on attendees with hats, gowns, and jewelry. The event entertained enduring scents of hospitality and family esteem with music by Lawson pinks and Tolman’s Orchestra.

Bride Clark Cotlege Marion Miss Barrymore Gibson Cissy Loftus Miss Draughn Daly Mr. Davis Clark Boston Sm Il Lawson Tolman New Bedford Llerbert Kerker Loftus Forever Cottage Manila Roosevelt Chicago

Cruel husbands dominate divorce court session

In the Superior Court division, Alberta Ross revealed she was twice married, detailing abusive acts by her first husband and a broken toe from being crushed between a door and casing. Mary FE L Thresher sought a divorce after spying her husband with a woman, with proceedings paused to assess alimony based on the husband’s income.

Alberta Ross Fessenden Mary 5 L. Thresher Mabel Pevere Isset Chicago Mary FE. L. Thresher

Widow of Cespedes Likely Aims for Cuban Presidency

Havana May 4. The widow of Arios Manuel de Cespedes y Quesada, Cuba’s first president and social leader, is believed poised to have her son elected chief magistrate. General Gomez frequents the Cespedes home and supports the son’s candidacy, while political tensions threaten Gomez in some provinces. Mme. Cespedes, witty and influential, lived in New York during her son’s war duties.

Mme, Cespedes Havana Arios Manuel de Cespedes Y Queseda Cuba Maximo Gomez Cespedes Mme Gomez New York New York City General Cespedes Jose Martillo Santiago Drew

Missing Montana brewer in New York mystery

Mrs. Yetta Trim seeks a general alarm to locate her husband Joseph Trimborn manager of the Montana Brewing Co after he vanished from the Grand Hotel in New York midweek. He left behind a large sum in the hotel safe and was last seen Sunday after meeting his wife who was returning from Europe.

New York Yetta Trimborn Great Falls Mont Joseph Trimborn Montana Brewing Company Grand Hotel Europe Trimborn Hoboken

The Di Blas Case Opens Delay Tactics Seen

Captain Cain reports a letter from Lieutenant Rosatto now in Italy with Chief Inspector Watts. They expect to be detained abroad until September. The note suggests the Di Blasi murder trial in Italian courts may be prolonged and signals defense counsel seeking delays to tire Boston police seeking a conviction.

Cain Station 1 Rosatto Italy Watts di Blasi Illis Boston di Biasi

Fractured Skull Sinks Child After Fall at Home

Three year old Peter F Fay of East Dedham Street fell down a full flight of stairs last evening. He was found unconscious and taken to Station 6 then City Hospital where doctors diagnosed a fractured skull. His condition remained critical on the dangerous list. Fay was married with a family.

Peter F. Fay East Dedham Street City Hospital Fay

Strike Looms Over Great Lakes Shipping

Buffalo May 4 The grain shovellers and the freight handlers issued an ultimatum to the Lake Carriers Association at a mass meeting. They warned that if their demands are not met by tomorrow noon the lake commerce from Buffalo to Duluth would be tied up. About two thousand men attended the gathering.

Buffalo N. Y Lake Carriers’ Association Unuifalo Duluth

Man Shoots Self in Deed at Lakeport

Sidney Arnold 41 of Union avenue Lakeport shot himself in the heart and died instantly. He leaves a widow and two children. Insanity allegedly prompted the act, believed to be sunstroke induced. His father hanged himself in the same locality about ten years earlier.

Concord N. H Monitor Lakeport Sidney Arnold Union Avenue

Templars Elect Officers Portland Grand Commandery Names

The Grand Commandery of Knights Templars met in Portland on May 4 at 2 p.m. Elected officers included Grand Commander Herbert Harris of Fast Machias and Deputy Grand Commander Albert M. Spear of Gardiner. Reported results showed nineteen commanderies, 343 members, and 1 knighted.

Portland Knights Templars Herbert Harris Fast Machias Albert M. Spear Gardiner Clayton Farrington Lewiston Gilman P. Lombard Belfast Frederick W. Plaisted Augusta Frederick ('. Thayer Waterville Eewin Howard Vose Calais Leander W. Fobes Stephen Kerry

Provincetown Man Named Agent for New York Underwriters

Angus McKay a noted local businessman and former sea captain received wire notification of his appointment as agent for the New York Board of Underwriters. The news brings general satisfaction to the Provincetown business and shipping community.

Provincetown Canm Ain Angus McKay New York Board of Underwriters McKay

Marion Wedding of Richard Davis and Cecil Clark

A gala Marion ceremony marks the wedding of Richard Harding Davis and Cecil Clark of Chicago at St. Gabriel's Church. Guests from Illinois, Pennsylvania, New York and Massachusetts arrive aboard trains, with Miss Ethel Barrymore as maid of honor. The event features holiday crowds, lavish floral decor, and a festive reception at Drever Cottage.

Jaggers Cecil Clark Chicago Richard Harding Davis St. Gabriel's Episcopal Chapel Marion Mass Atlantic Illinois Pennsylvania New York Massachusetts Dainty Cecil Clark St. Gabriel’s Church Boston Middleboro Philadelphia Percy Browne Wirt Dexter Katherine Dexter Charles Dana Gibson Langhorne Charles Davis Cissy Loftus Franklin McVeagh Touraine Pegram Nancy Pegram Providence Arthur Caton J. J. McVeagh Horace Howard Furness, Jr Albert Leeds Charles Hellier Broadhead Gilder Harvard Richard Watson Gilder Charles I. Thayer Thayer Nora Davis Maurice Richardson George M. Crocker Richard Dow Townsend Davis R. S. Dow L. H. Russell Coolidge Charles Belmont Davis Bruce Clark Arthur Nf. Lee R. A Washington Lloyd Griscom John Fox, Jr J. Davis Broadhead Robert Howard Russell Thomas W. Ramsden St. James Episcopal Church New Bedford

Wedding News Signals Changes in Village Life at Clark Cottage

The piece notes a June 6 wedding between Clark and Miss Nancy Pegram and describes their honeymoon at the Clark residence in Mare 3ruce Providence. It mentions plans for the Pavis couple to spend weeks in Marion and possibly sail, while hints of another engagement with Ethel Starrymore and Arthur Byron loom, reflecting social spectator interest in the era.

Rrcom Clark Cottage Clark Nancy Pegram Mare Chicago Theark Mansion Ethel

No Prison Labor Maintained at Long Island Institutions

Trustees deny claims that vegetable farming on Long Island is being abandoned. They note added outside work aid was approved last Monday and all able male inmates will assist the farmer. They argue prison labor benefits the pauper institutions and lifts standards, resisting a return to former methods.

Long Island

Cleveland Expected to Accept New York Trust Presidency

Washington May 4 Friends of former President Cleveland say his acceptance of the presidency of a New York trust company is very probable.

Washington Friends of Forever Cleveland New York Trust Company

Mills Meetings Prolonged Invitation For Next Season

Inquiries rise over continuing Mills meetings next season as 70 000 attendances and quadrupled contributions mark the past year. The Mills committee and Mr Mills are gratified and a large petition supports expanding the work though he reserves a reply. A farewell social is planned at Odd Fellows Hall Tremont Street Friday evening.

Mills Odd Fellows’ Hall Tremont Street

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Cheviot Suits Cigar Serge Browning, King & CO Washington Street Kneeland Street Big Blaze Davis and His Bride Dresden Charles J. Thayer Isabelle Pegram Age Clarks Dexter George E. Crocker Clara Childs Superior Court Jamaica Plain Osgood Teddy Tlavana Island Carlos Republic The Tun Templars M'Kay Croom Ethel Barrymore Miss Loftus John M. Clark Ality Galvin
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