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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1896

Page

1

Princely Burglar Benjamin Tripp Confesses to 15 Break-ins

Benjamin H. Tripp, 29, admits to fifteen burglaries in Roxbury Medford Jamaica Plain Charlestown and Somerville since late July stealing thousands in jewelry. Police traced him to 24 Dwight street and 284 Shawmut avenue where he was arrested after authorities matched breaks to a sustained crime spree. He describes a pattern of daytime entries and a trail of recovered and sold valuables including a $2000 jewelry haul.

Benjamin H. Tripp Roxbury Medford Jamaica Plain Charlestown Somerville Tripp Gaddis Wise McCausland Dwight Street No. 24 Shawmut Avenue Pat Frank Scullion Eustis Street Sullivan Charles D. Densmore James A. Wilson Burton Avenue Warren Bridge

Woman Dies on Roof in South Boston Killing

Patrolman found Bridget Flaherty dying on her roof at 1 Boston Street after reportedly being kicked in the abdomen or struck with a blunt instrument. Brothers Thomas and Michael Flaherty were later arrested on suspicion. mother Bridget Flaherty 7 was held as a witness. The woman had been twice married and lived with her mother and brothers.

Waldron Station 6 Bridget Fallon Boston Street South Boston Thomas Flaherty Michael Flaherty Bridget Flaherty

Blizzard Out West Across Wisconsin

A genuine blizzard prevailed yesterday in western and central Wisconsin with heavy snow reported from Watertown Grand Rapids Mauston Beaver Dam Chilton Juneau Horicon and other towns across the region.

Milwaukee Wis Watertown Grand Rapids Mauston Beaver Dam Chilton Juneau Horicon

Party headquarters near empty as voting day nears

Chicago November 1 national headquarters of Republican and Democratic parties show little business left to transact as leaders prepare to vote or depart for home. Hanna to Cleveland and New York, then return to close affairs. Durbin to Indianapolis. Hahn and team to Ohio. Caperton to his home. Washburn issues warning about alleged Republican plans to contest results and intimidate voters. urges Americans to ignore sensational reports as page two continues.

Chicago Ill Republican Demparetae Tony Hanna Cleveland Major McKinley New York Durbin Indianapolis State Committee Washburn United States George F. Washburn People’s Party National Executive Committee Lauterbach Henderson Bryan Theodore Roosevelt Grover Cleveland Tilden McKinley

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