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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1897

Page

8

Hypnotized Her and the Divine Right to Love

Elizabeth L. Smiley seeks a limited divorce from Charles W. Smiley alleging seven years of hypnotic control and coercive influence over her actions and property. She claims his authority extended to meals and speech, with him urging the undoing of a cousin marriage. He counters that she is mentally ill and fabricates claims. Dr. Smiley is noted for occult experiments. Colonel Tomlinson pursues Mrs Callias Bey and plans travels to England if no response.

Washington Elizabeth L. Smiley Charles W. Smiley Dr. Smiley Smiley

Court of Appeals bars Elsa Forster from suing Cantoni estate

In New York the Court of Appeals granted a perpetual injunction preventing Elsa Forster from pursuing $170,000 claims against the Cantoni estate for services and wages. Her long saga began in 1884 as the wife of Dr. David C. Brennan, ended with Cantoni's death, and leaves Forster running a Brooklyn boarding house after a history of suits, settlements, and scandal.

Albany Court of Appeals Elsa Forster Salvatore Cantoni David C. Brennan Brooklyn Brennan Wall Street Italy Order of the Crown Salvatori Fortuny Cantoni Fortuny Bayside L. L Forster

Must Leave Hanley Alone in Imperial Theatre Row

Mary Downs, denied a ticket to a box seat at the Imperial Theatre, was sharply lectured by manager Gumpertz for her devotion to Lawrence Hanley now a stock company star. He warned such flirtation harms his career and her reputation and noted Hanley's wife and two children in California. Downs cried and bought a parquet seat.

ST. Louis Mary Downs Imperial Theatre Gumpertz Lawrence Hanley Barrett Hanley Miss Downs California

Suitor of Mrs. Demetrius Bey in Bridgeport Declares Love

Colonel Oliver Wendell Holmes Tomlinson of Bridgeport announces he is courting Mrs. Demetrius Callias Bey widow of P T Barnum and Bey. He says he has written several letters expressing affection and asks her to marry him. He notes his sacrifice of shaving his mustache as proof of devotion and resembles the late Barnum more closely without it.

Tomlinson Mme Callias P. T. Barnum England Bridgeport Conn Oliver Wendell Holmes Tomlinson Demetrius Callias Bey Bey Mr. Barnum

Woman foils burglar at Courtney home in New York

Mrs Courtney, daughter of Hugh Mc Laughlin of Brooklyn, faced a burglar armed with jimmies chisels and dynamite. He seized a 2000 diamond necklace from her dressing table but dropped it in the cellar coal bin as police closed in and arrested him.

New York William J. Courtney Hugh McLaughlin Brooklyn Courtney

Gen Cassius M Clay still waiting in White Hall

In White Hall Kentucky on November 24 General Cassius M Clay denies asking Rev Owen Young of Buffalo Church to persuade his wife Dora to return home. Multiple friends tried to urge her to come back without the old husband’s knowledge. Clay worried over why Dora failed to come Sunday or Monday and feared enemies might burn his residence, having workmen seal doors with sheet iron.

White Hall Cassius M. Clay Owen Young Buffalo Church Dora

Mrs Ross Enjoined From Claiming Heir of King Fortune

Justice Beekman in New York Supreme Court today forever barred Mrs Eugenia Alethia Webster Ross from asserting she is the heir of the late Millionaire William Henry King. The ruling prevents any further claims to the estate by Ross.

New York Justice Beekman Supreme Court Eugenia Alethia Webster Ross William Henry King

Davenport Laws Wed at Grove Hall Universalist Church

Miss Georgia C Laws daughter of Mr and Mrs H C H Laws and Oliver F Davenport a Dorchester socialite were wed yesterday at Grove Hall Universalist Church Roxbury Rev Charles R Tenney officiated with a bridal party including Dorothy Fletcher Mary O Baker Blanche Smith and best man Walter Allen Clapp A reception followed at 3 Wheatland Avenue The groom has served as fleet captain of the Dorchester Yacht Club and represented Ward 16 in the Common Council this year.

Grove Hall Universalist Walter Allen Clapp Buffalo N. Y Edward H. Willett J. Howard Leman Marshall P. Smith Franklin I. Smith Wheatland Avenue Mr. Davenport Dorchester Yacht Club

Holiday Brides: Bond and Goldsmith Wedding

Miss Sara Augusta Bond wed Delos Edward Goldsmith in a Thanksgiving Eve ceremony performed by Rev. Thomas Van Ness. The couple, attended by J. Wallace Goldsmith, hosted a large reception at the bride’s home with family and friends, then departed for a brief wedding trip.

Sara Augusta Bond Delos Edward Goldsmith Thomas van Ness J. Wallace Goldsmith Commonwealth Avenue

Brookline Golden Wedding Honors Forty-Nine Years of Marriage

Mr and Mrs Austin Goodrich of Clinton Road Brookline celebrated their fiftieth anniversary at home with twenty five relatives and neighbors sending congratulations. The couple married in Woonsocket Rhode Island on November 27 1847. he 73 she 69.

Austin Goodrich Clinton Road Brookline Woonsocket R. I Mr. Goodrich Westminster Vermont Goodrich Mrs. Goodrich

Spectacular Kirmess Opens at Mechanics Building

The Woman's City Relief Association presents a national dances kirmess staged at Mechanics Building in Boston. Five hundred young performers, elaborate scenery, and varied tableaux from Sweden Japan Russia Spain and more impressed a large audience. Proceeds aid the city poor for winter. The show runs nightly through Tuesday November 30 with potential program changes.

Mechanics’ Building Woman's City Relief Association Boston Savage Sweden Japan Russia Spain Italy Orient Bohemia Scotland England Ireland America

Missing Melrose Umbrella Manufacturer Charles Foss

Charles E Foss an established umbrella maker from 9 Temple Place Melrose disappeared after leaving home Sunday forenoon. He faced debts rumored at 30000 dollars and left checks pending payment. his store is run by a trustee as detectives probe his finances and disappearance.

Charles E. Foss 9 Temple Place Melrose Rumnor

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Col. Tomlinson Saint Cantoni Traiser New England Traiser & C0 Mas Mrs. Courtney Gen. Clay J.H. Goldsmith Union Sumatra Cor Washington and Dover Sts Billdick Downs North American Boyle Bros NoTon & Pen South End Mrs. Ross Davenport LAWS Holiday Brides Goldsmith Bond Mamia Murphy Charles Harrison, Jr Gilchrist Izes Soc Henry W. Bates Wareham Rockland Mechanics Booth Shepard, Norwell & Co John C. Abbott Carter E. C. Ramsdell Eben H. Bailey Margaret B. Bellamy Anna W. Kelly Ruth M. Ayers Dora A. Reid Mary Taylor Gertrude M. Haskins Bessie I. McBain Elizabeth B. Babcock Grace D. Upham Lena G. Adams Amy K. Wilkinson Bella M. Derby Helen J Harriet R. Ryder Winnie Bingham Cora A. Jones Wilma A. Browne Edith W. Clement Marion Babcock Edith Wilkinson Messrs F. Lloyd Hoey Robert E. Webb Frank B. McArthur A. Edward Wilkinson Wesley W. Morse Frank Bingham Hedvig Lidstrom- Boynton Royal Japanese Emily Harmon Copeland Laura Wood Florence Howe Mary Locke Wiggin Ciara E. Ryder Bertha Lawrence Smith Herbert H. Holton Matt. Julien Tobey Brainerd Taylor Martin van Buren Dunning, Jr Harvid Taylor E. Webster Hadcock Lena M. Crane Lincoln McKinley Goldie Klondike John Ritchie Johnny Foss OF Mr. Foss Post Gross & Strauss Winter Street Vinal Foss First Baptist Church A. E. Keen Upham Street
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