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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1906

Page

7

Langdon Daughter Kidnapped Then Returned In Poughkeepsie

The 2 year old daughter of Charles H. Langdon, a New York broker living here, was kidnapped by Lottie Jackson a nurse. She was found in a Poughkeepsie store where the nurse tried to buy a dress. The nurse fled but the child was detained and brought home. Rings and $400 were missing from the Langdon residence.

Rhethelista Ing Y Tfs Charles H. Langdon New York Lottie Jackson Miss Langdon Poughkeepsie Langdon

Nominations Filed For Local Officials As Filing Closes

Several nomination papers for the Board of Aldermen, school committee and Common Council were presented to the election commissioners for certification, but none filed yet. Filing ends at 5 PM Monday. many independents may miss the ballot if papers arrive late. Listed candidates include Ellis, Bass, Sullivan, and Julia Duff for school committee. Cauley, Collins, Brazzell, Allen, Kneeland, Scannell, Whelton for aldermen. McDermott, Alexander, Moynihan, Nolan, Daly, Shea for Common Council.

Board of Aldermen School Committee Common Council Lst David A. Ellis Bass Joseph M. Sullivan Julia A. Duff Edward I. Cauley Thomas J. Collins Eugene T. Brazzell Robert T. Allen Fred J. Kneeland Roger F. Scannell Daniel Whelton

Actress Helen Lambert Dies After Central Park Crash

New York November 22 Helen Lambert the actress who was injured in the Central Park auto smashup in which bicyclist Thomas Cooper died died this afternoon at Roosevelt Hospital Cooper and two other men and two women were in a racing pace car when it struck another vehicle Cooper was killed instantly another man died the next day and a third was badly hurt

New York Helen Lambert Central Park Thomas Cooper Roosevelt Hospital Cooper

Case Against James R Hatch Placed on File

James R Hatch faced Superior Criminal Court after noon on a case placed on file. He is accused of stealing his own signature from a promissory note for 81 dollars to widow Johanna Mengus. Mengus sent the note to a lawyer for collection. Hatch allegedly tore his signature from the document while the lawyer’s attention was diverted. He was fined 100 dollars in the lower court and appealed.

James R. Hatch Superior Criminal Court Hatch Johanna Mengus

Elder May Appeal In Alienation Suit At Crescent Beach

The Supreme Court will likely hear Hattie A. A. Waters versus Mrs. Alice E. Elder proprietor of the Rippling Wave Hotel at Crescent Beach. Judge Schofield ordered Elder to pay Waters 300 dollars after a Superior Court trial that stirred Crescent Beach summer visitors. If appealed the case reaches the state’s highest court.

Supreme Court Hattie A. A. Waters Alice E. Elder Crescent Beach Schofield Superior Court

Merchants’ Association Backs Midnight Liquor Law Change

The Boston Merchants' Association board renewed support for amending the semi colon law to allow liquor sales in hotel dining rooms to guests until midnight. The proposal, Chapter 39% of the Acts of 1906, heads to voters at the upcoming city election.

Boston Merchants’ Association Boston

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