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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1897

Page

6

Kitty Carr's Fate: A Brooklyn Police Widow's Tragic Tale

The New York story traces Catharine Corr nicknamed Kitty Carr born in Williamsburg, who marries four Brooklyn police officers. Two husbands die by suicide, one is an outcast, another resigns and separates. Now injured by a bar room attack, she lies recuperating as she seeks reform and safety amid ruin.

New York Kitty Corr Brooklyn Police Force Kitty Carr Williamsburg Catharine Kitty Henry Carr Brooklyn Kitty Wissel Corr Wallabout Canal William Mullen Vernon Avenue Ashe A Corr Mullen Force Keenan Maxwell Adams Street Maxwell Flatbush Avenue Dunn Wes

Army Scandal Ties Atlanta to Romeyn OBrien Affair

Lt Michael OBrien once central to the Romeyn OBrien army scandal is under arrest. The probe links romance between Lt Bamford and Nina Romeyn to a feud with Captain Romeyn. The case involves claims of slander and a parade ground confrontation at dress parade ending with OBrien being knocked down.

Atlanta Michael O’brien Romeyn O’brien Sttill McKinley Chattanooga Nashville Wiihh Frank E. Bamford Nina Romeyn Bamford

Laurier Confident On Canada Washington Talks

Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Sir Louis Davies returned from Washington and briefed the Cabinet. Laurier said sealing must be tied to broader issues and denied any reciprocity that would affect Canada’s British preferential tariff. A mutual facts statement was agreed upon and a joint commission prospect was noted as favorable.

Ottawa Ont Wilfrid Laurier Louis Davies Washington McKinley Laurier Canada Foster

Samuel Booth Heads Woollen Machinery Firm Passes

Samuel Booth, 64, head of Samuel Booth & Co., woollen machinery makers, died after a week of illness in Clinton. Born in Waterloo, Canada, he long worked with J. E. Parker Co. and helped reorganize the firm after Parker failed. He belonged to several secret societies.

Clinton Samuel Booth Samuel Booth & Co Waterloo Canada J. EB. Parker Company

Liverpool firm to start fortnightly service to Avonmouth

Elder Dempster & Co. of Liverpool announced this week a new fortnightly service between Liverpool and Avonmouth. The move expands local maritime links, signaling increased cargo and passenger movements between the two ports.

Elder, Dempster & Co Liverpool Avonmouth

City Evangelization Union Speakers Laud Bates as Statesman

At a Boston Bromfield Street Church session of the National City Evangelization Union Speaker Bates praised as a Christian statesman. Bishops Goodsell and McCabe urged city mission work and preservation of church property addressing urban reform and social need.

National City Evangelization Union Bromfield Street Goodsell McCabe John S. Bates House of Representatives America Massachusetts Boston England Chattanooga Bates Christ

Feast of St Cecilia Observed at St Marys North End

Tomorrow marks St Cecilia day with a Mass at St Marys Church North End. Rossini's Stabat Mater will be performed by famed Boston musicians in a ceremony highlighting music and devotion.

Germania Orchestra James McLaughlin George W. Reed Emil Mollenhauer K. Bradbury Jennie May Spencer M. J. Dwyer Lon F. Brine St. Mary’s Church Sceesee Meyerbeer Confraternity of St. Vincent de Paul North End St. Cecilia Professor McLaughlin Archibald Turner Boston

Father Sheehy to Speak on Ireland at Odd Fellows Hall

Reverend Eugene Sheehy, famed Irish patriot priest, lecturing Sunday evening November 28 at Odd Fellows Hall. He will present Ireland's condition with word and 200 views. Irish societies organize a large turnout and Congressman John F. Fitzgerald will introduce him.

Odd Fellows’ Hall Eugene Sheehy Ireland Father Sheehy John F. Fitzgerald Boston

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