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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1896

Page

8

Loss of Penitent Wife Returns Case Dismissed

New York reports the dismissal of Mrs. Mary Edna Smith's suit against Charles C. Bradhurst and his wife for $100,000 alleging alienation of her husband William V. Smith. The action, filed in April 1891, cites family secrets and potential further suits over letters and alleged infidelity.

New York Mary Edna Smith Charles C. Bradhurst Bradhurst William V. Smith Rollin M. Squire Lake Mohonk

Louisville man sentenced for polygamy with nine wives

W F Hart, a young Louisville man, was sentenced to seven years in the penitentiary for polygamy. He confessed to eight marriages and a ninth was found after trial began. Three wives testified Laura Poe of Bloomfield Missouri, Vilda Clerney of Pipkin Tennessee, and Annie Huntebell of Water Valley described marriages and separations.

Louisville W. F. Hart Hart Laura Poe Bloomfield Vilda Clerney Pipkin Henderson County Tenn Annie Huntebell Water Valley

Wife returns to husband after desertion and child dispute

In New York, the wife of James B Morgan who left him last March with their child returns home. She confessed during the legal proceedings for the recovery of the youngest daughter that she erred and would return if he would take her back after their twenty four years of marriage.

New York James Morgan Mottville

Half Price Overcoats Highlight Three Day Sale

Six days of business condensed into three with retail leaders offering All-Wed Kersey, Beaver and Melton overcoats at $8.50 and Superior Double-Milled options at $9.50. Features include raw edge lap seams silk and wool lining and strapped seams. promo frames the sale as a bold time-limited deal.

Bargain Fashion Sale on Coats Suits and Shoes

A late 19th century style sale advertises coats furs and dresses at deep discounts. It promotes Ulster frieze coats priced at 10, travel coats in several fabrics, fur trimmed options, and a broad range of suits from eight to fifteen dollars. Shoes advertised at eight dollars claim value elsewhere at five. The copy insists on limited availability and special Thanksgiving trade.

Ulster Elegan

Widow Adah Richmond Faces Deadline in Suffolk Suit

Judge Holmes set six days for Adah Richmond to file precise specifications proving a marriage to John Stetson Jr. The court warned that without specifics on where when and how the ceremony occurred the case may fail. Executors need not answer vague inquiries about any possible marriage.

Holmes Suffolk Supreme Court Adah Richmond John Stetson Mr. Stetson

Society Buds Coming Out in Washington Season

Unusual interest surrounds the debut of Miss Vivian Sartoris granddaughter of General Grant and daughter of Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris presented December 9 at her grandmother Mrs. Grant home. Miss Sartoris trained in England with a noted artist praising her graceful neck and shoulders and athletic interests. Miss Wilson daughter of the Postmaster General will be debuting in January described as frank and educated with four brothers and auburn hair.

Washington Vivian Sartoris Wilson Miss Sartoris Nellie Grant Sartoris General Grant Grant Miss Grant England America Miss Wilson

Princess Chimay Caraman Elopes With Hungarian Musician

Detroit born Clara Ward. daughter of Captain Eber Ward. She married Prince Joseph of Chimay and Caraman in Paris in 1890. After rumors of infidelity and two children, she eloped with a Hungarian musician, creating a sensational transatlantic scandal.

Detroit Mich Chimay Prince of Chimay Caraman Paris Clara Ward Eber Ward Michigan Great Lakes Clara Windsor Cameron Mrs. Cameron Europe Captain Ward Mer. Rotelli Americ Beauty and Dollars

Philo Celtic Society Holds Weekly Meeting at Unity Hall

The Philo Celtic Society met last evening at Unity Hall 74 Washington Street. Language classes in Trish were well attended under Messrs Mulroy and Ferriter. Professor M C O Shea, recently ill, announced full recovery and commitment to advancing the language and society objectives.

Philo- Celtic Society Unity Hall Washington Street Mess’s. Mulroy and Ferriter M. C. O’shea

Texas sinkage sparks check of navy yard pipes

The Times reports an accident to the Texas outbound delivery pipe caused her sinking at Cob dock. A thorough inspection follows on other ships revealing a corrosion leak in the New York port outbound delivery pipe. The New York will enter dry dock after Texas is removed, and the pipe to be overhauled.

Texas Navy Yard New York

White Lies sermon praises truth and Moody in Union Hall

James Logan Gordon spoke at Union Hall about Are We a Nation of Liars. He blasted political, theological, and personal fabrications and urged honesty among youths, ending with praise for Dwight L. Moody and the Holy Ghost’s influence.

James Logan Gordon Union Hall Boylston Street Gordon J. Hackett Sanforth Keith Gurney Mr. Gordon Ben Butler Butler Lincoln George Dwight L. Moody Holy Ghost

German banker calls McKinley a lesser evil than Bryan

Dr Koch, governor of the Reichsbank, says Germany should wait to see how McKinley’s election affects trade. He deems McKinley a lesser evil than Bryan and hopes he has moderated protectionist policy, while noting surprises cannot be ruled out and that German trade should stay strong in America.

Berlin Koch Reichbank Germany McKinley United States Bryan America

Thefts in Cambridge Reported On Saturday

A sewing machine was stolen from Mrs. H. A. Penniman at 107 Spring Street Cambridge. The lock was sprung and a neighbor saw a man place it on a wagon. An overcoat was taken from in front of J. G. Davidson’s clothing store at 716 Cambridge Street Cambridge. it hung on a form when taken Saturday night.

H. A. Penniman Spring Street Cambridge J. G. Davidson Cambridge Street

Sunday Raids Report Alcohol Seizures by Police

Police narcotics raids yielded beer seizures from several suspects. Giuseppe Pappasadro and others were found with gallons of beer at multiple Webster avenue and Webster place addresses. Additional raids recovered lager beer from Lino Mazzee Francisco Di Giorgia Mariano Diorgia and Georgie West at specified streets.

Guiseppe Pappasadro Webster Avenue Lino Mazzee Medford Street Francisco di Giorgia Webster Place Mariano Diorgia Georgie West Village Street

Kaisers Kiel Address Hints At Military Duel Controversy

Berlin reports say the Emperor will swear in recruits at Kiel and may reference incidents accusing military officers of mistreating civilians. Radical speakers in the Reichstag draw imperial ire, while anti duel measures and the prince regent of Bavaria influence policy on officers who refuse to duel.

Berlin Kiel Brusewitz Herren Lenzman Bebl Baron von Buol-Berenberg Prince Hohenlohe Bavaria Pelled Reichstag Germany Herr Rickert

Kicked and Robbed in Williamsport Assault Arrest Made

Ross Alexander, colored, was arrested in Williamsport Pennsylvania on charges of waylaying and robbing Uriah Cummings of Stamford Connecticut the president of Cummings Cement Company Buffalo New York early yesterday. Cummings was kicked knocked down and his leg broken while he was attacked before reaching his hotel. The assailant attempted to remove his overcoat and stole $50 in cash and a gold watch. Alexander had recently been released from the penitentiary.

Williamsport Penn Ross Alexander Uriah Cummings Stamford Mr. Cummings Alexander

Fire forces Balmer family from home on Ellsworth Avenue

A blaze at 3 a m Sunday in William Balmer's residence 23 Ellsworth avenue Cambridge caused $2000 damage. The overheated furnace triggered the fire and the Balmer family fled in scant clothing. A second alarm at 5 pm reported a small fire in an old shed connected to Connelly's block on Bradbury street.

William Balmer Ellsworth Avenue Cambridge Connelly Bradbury Street

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