Lodged in Wormwood Prison Infirmary
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1896
Page
8
Startling Discovery in Castle Case Sparks Debate on Kleptomania
London follows the Castle case where Mrs. Castle faces jail or insane asylum as the law shifts to guilty but insane. The article notes medical worries over kleptomania as a genuine disorder and critiques English judiciary bias favoring the wealthy, with Mrs. Castle reportedly in Wormwood Scrubs infirmary and unlikely to recover fully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Byles
Wormwood Scrubb Prison
England
Women Workers Discuss Classing and Labor Roles
Mrs Fannie B Ames Massachusetts inspector of factories spoke to the Union for Industrial Progress on Why women workers should be classed separately from men workers She argued machinery alters women's social status brings home life risks and wage competition with men. She noted census figures and urged thrift mutual aid and increased awareness of working conditions. New union delegates admitted and non union labor criticisms aired as efforts to enforce resident and union employment for public school projects. An upcoming ball fundraiser for the union was announced with proceeds to a benefit fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union For Industrial Progress
Perkins Hall
Fannie B. Ames
Massachusetts
Chicago
Palmer
Rhode Island
Building Trades Council
N. Y
St. Stephens’s Wall
Cotillon Hall
Harvard Studentsrobbed in Cambridge Rooms Entered
Two Harvard students in Cambridge reported burglaries yesterday. C. W. Dayton Jr of Holyoke Street lost a $69 overcoat and R. C. Perkins of Perkins Hall lost a mandolin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Cambridge
C. W. Dayton, Jr
Holyoke Street
R. C. Perkins
Perkins Hall
Basket Party and Dance Sets Date for Everett Tussle
Division 10 A O H Everett will host a basket party and dance in Everett Hall on November 20. The event will determine the final tug-of-war between Division 28 A O H Revere and Division 19 Everett, with both sides boasting a prior victory. The winners claim the championship and invite challenges from any Hibernians team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Everett Hall
Revere
Hibernians
Par liament of Man hears Curtis Guild Jr on Republican victory
In Union Hall at the Y M C A building yesterday Curtis Guild Jr delivered an emphatic address on the recent Republican victory. He praised McKinley, cautioned about opposing parties, and spoke of the nation facing a republican test like those in history. He asserted McKinley’s large majority signals honest citizens and growing business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hall
Pariament of Man
Charles Logan Gordon
Boston
Curtis Guild, Jr
McKinley
America
United States of America
Abraham Lincoln
General Grant
Bryan
Ex-Chancellor Bismarck’s State Secrets Stir Berlin Talks
A circulating report claims Emperor William I summoned Prince Bismarck to Berlin to confer with Prince Hohenlohe on state secrets disclosed by Bismarck through Hamburger Nachrichten. The controversy risks weakening the dreibund and strains Hohenlohe’s health as he acts as peacemaker between the Emperor and Bismarck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Prince Bismarck
Prince Hohenlohe
Hamburger Nachrichten
Europe
Munich
Carlsruhe
Bismarck
Dr. Hoffman
Hoffman
Count von Arnim
Professor Geffcken
Dreibund
Cologne
Russia
Austria
Germany
France
Italy
Tageblatt
Vossische Zeitung
England
Sunday Wedding in Hebrew Society at Union Park Temple
Miss Lizzie Chaloff wed Mr. Moris Solomont in a 4 pm ceremony at Union Park Street Temple Dorchester. The bride wore duchesse satin with lace and orange blossoms. maid of honor and bridesmaids wore pale blue and pink chiffon. The Rev. Dr. Lasker officiated. reception followed at the bride’s parents on Oakley street. couple to visit Washington and Canton before settling on Dudley street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Chaloff
S. Chaloff
Pauline Chaloff
Lottie White
Ray Klatchkin
Sarah Klatchkin
L. P. White
Charles Yeretsky
Bernard Chaloff
Charles Lowenberg
Gabriel Sanger
R. Lasker
S. Hirshberg
I. Chaloff
Oakley Street
Dorchester
Solomont
Washington
Canton
McKinley
Dudley Street
H. Crine
P. Spitz
M. Klatchkin
I. Rosnosky
I. Cohen
Wax
N. B. Busch
Paine in Court Battle Over Hidden Property
Robert Treat Paine the second is involved in a Marlboro dispute with William Houghton over a $200 property mortgaged by Paine. Williams allegedly deceived Paine and hid the property. Police captured William and jailed him in the Tombs, with an eventual court appearance expected for Paine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Treat Paine
Robert
Marlboro
William Houghton
William
Glidden
Officersden
Kelly
Severe early snow blankets South Dakota towns
Despatches report a remarkable early snow from 12 to 14 inches across parts of South Dakota. The heavy fall blocks railways and worsens farm conditions as thousands of acres of corn lie uncovered and unthreshed. Settlers face winter suffering with stock losses and transportation disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minn
South Dakota
Chamberlain and Miller
Vanderbilt grieving family brings body home to New York
The body of Mrs. William H. Vanderbilt was returned from Woodlea Scarborough to New York. Attending were Mrs. Bromley Elliott F. Shepard the Sheldon family and other relatives. Funeral plans await decision with interment at Moravian Cemetery in New Dorp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William H. Vanderbilt
Woodlea
Elliott F. Shepard
Scarborough
N. Y
Bromley
Vanderbilt
Eliott F. Shepard
FE. W. Vanderbilt
William Douglas Sloane
W. Seward Webb
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Mrs. Twombley
Morristown
Mrs. Webb
Sloane
F. W. Vanderbilt
George W. Vanderbilt
Baltimore
Mrs
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Newport
Gladys
Alfred
St. Bartholomew's Church
Moravian Cemetery
New Dorp
8. I
W. H. Vanderbilt
Statement of the New England Trust Co Bonds and Trust Funds
A 1896 Boston filing by the New England Trust Co details assets and liabilities including United States Bonds City and Town Bonds Railroad Stocks and Mortgages, with notes on cash deposits and trust accounts. Directors sworn to the truth before Justice Nathaniel Hurd Henchman, Suffolkk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Commonwealth of “Massachusetts
Manufacturing Co
General Trust Fund
Boston
The
New England Trust Co
Nathaniel Hurd Henchman
Suffolk
Reverend Thomas B Lowney Named Rector At Malboro
Archbishop Williams announces Rev. Thomas B. Lowney as rector of the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Malboro succeeding the late Rev. P A McKenna. In Medway over nine years Lowney freed St. Joseph's debt, split the parish into two and built St. Brendan's at North Bellingham. Born in Ireland and ordained 1874 by the Sulpitians, he previously served at St. James's on Harrison Ave in this city and is a well known diocesan priest. He will assume duties immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbishop Williams
Thomas B. Lowney
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Malboro
P. A. McKenna
Father Lowney
Medway
St. Joseph's Church
St. Brendan’s Church
North Bellingham
Ireland
Sulpitan Fathers
Grand Seminary
Montreal
St. James’s Church
Harrison Avenue
Police Seize Liquor From Multiple Suspects
The liquor squad yesterday seized alcohol from several individuals including Paul Young at 50 South Margin street with 6 gallons beer and 2 quarts whiskey and Mary Goldstein at 10 Wall street with 9 gallons beer and 1 gill whiskey. Additional seizures list Glacinto Russo 34 Clark street 11 gallons beer and others on Fleet street, Garden Court, Washington Place, and Washington Street. Division 10 officers led by Mary Gately recovered 38 gallons beer and 2 quarts whiskey among the arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Young
South Margin Street
Mary Goldstein
Wall Street
Glacinto Russo
Clark Street
Dominico Cicildno
Fleet Street
Guisseppi Rosa
Guisseppi Savio
Garden Court Street
Mother and infant held after Yorkville disorderly case
In Yorkville Police Court a frail mother with a month-old daughter Nellie faces disorderly conduct charges. The Gerry Society intervened after a neighbor warned of a starved infant. Magistrate Cornell committed both mother Rose Carter and baby Nellie to the workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Gerry Society
Yorkville
Rose Carter
East Forty-third Street
Nellie
Mary
Charles Seazer
Seazer
Wattson
Cornell
Hartman Known Not Love In Abandonment Case
New York magistrate hears final examination in Hartman abandonment case brought by Dorothea Nigrin Thea Hartman declares nine years as common law wife alleging desertion on April 8 Hartman identifies telegrams from 1890 1891 to the West Forty Sixth Street address saying he sought to aid her and begin an honest life Magistrate Flammer reserves decision
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hartman
Dorothea Nigrin
Flammer
Morrisania
Thea Hartman
West Forty-sixth Street
Rochester
N. Y
Buffalo
James McCarthy
East One Hundred and Thirty-fourth Street
Second Avenue
Harlem River
McCarthy
W. O. Holden
Runyon
Stephen McDermott
Chapman
Atlas
Holden
McDermott
Raymon Hitchcock
Amelia Bingham
McKinley
Hitchcock
Mt Morris Park
Miss Bingham
Duke of York Plots Toronto Visit in Fall Next Year
London reports the Duke and Duchess of York plan a Toronto visit in the fall to open the municipal buildings. The tour may extend to Australia and return via India, with government consideration ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke and Duchess of York
Toronto
Dominion
Australia
India
Election bets spark parades and dares across cities
Dozens wagered on McKinley or Bryan with public payoffs. Men wheel rivals in sulkies, wives wear hats, and crowds cheer as figures like Leo Brien Mark Haggett and James Ross lead processions in Roxbury and Cambridge. New York bets drain funds while a man jumps a river to settle a score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Leo Brien
Mark Haggett
McKinley
Brien
Warren
Winthrop Street
Egleston Square
Joseph T. Lyons
James Ross
Campridge
Ross
Bryan
Bolger
Cambridge Common
Boylston Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Garden Street
New York
E. Hedges
Strong
Hedges
New York City
James O’brien
Oine Ek
Naugatuck Celebrates Sound Money Victory Parade
Naugatuck CT held its biggest political demonstration last evening as sound money supporters paraded over a mile long. Connecticut towns including Naugatuck voted for free silver. Local clergymen commented on the election with Rev Dr John G Davenport predicting national welfare gains from the people’s verdict and a warning to those pleased with a different outcome a year hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
Naugatuck
Connecticut
John G. Davenport
Second Congregational Church
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