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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1901

Page

7

Child Abduction Case Alleges Brutal Treatment At Albion Street House

Witnesses describe May Addison being housed in a notorious Albany street address in a case where a suspect denies wrongdoing while the child’s injuries and pallor raise questions of abuse. Neighbors recall a disturbance when one resident was forcibly expelled after the child’s appearance prompted an alarm.

Wescott House of Mystery Albion Street Little May Addison McKay Morrison Willard

Civil Court Dockets Suffolk County Session Highlights

Summary of multiple civil actions before Judges Hopkins Richardson and Hardy listing cases such as Antonio Di Conca v Resce for alleged conversion of 249 cases and 4056 bottles. James Driscoll v Guntin for $1500 medical expenses. Wardwell v Leonard for alleged conversion of photos and prints. Cooke v Plaisted on services and bankruptcy discharge. Dost v Columbia Theatre for breach of contract with damages set at 411.56. Calhoun v Higgins for professional services. Gray v Burbank on judgment amount.

Hopkins Antonio di Conca Raphael Resce Peter Maher J. F. Cronan Richardson James Driscoll J. P. Guntin E. N. Lacy Bartlett & Anderson C. H. Wardwell Hart & Watson John Leonard W. Tt. Sears H. &. Bolles Hardy K. C. Cooke R. M. Plaisted H. H. Pratt W. P. Fiale Louis Dost Columbia Theatre and Music Hall Corporation HE. H. Savary F. A. Higgins Sarah Calhoun Whitmore A. D. Moran L. W. Gray E.C. Burbank E. H. Savary C. W. Bartlett

Abduction Case Tears Through Municipal Court Hearings

A woman named Sadie Earnshaw faces a grand jury after being held on $2000 for abducting Susan May Addison from 52 Compton Street. Two companions, Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Parks, are jailed on drunkenness charges while witnesses are secured. The recovered girl clung to her mother who mourned four days apart yet urged truth about the alleged abduction.

Little Susan May Addison Compton Street Mnust

Signals set on the Brooklyn during the Santiago battle

Testimony in the Schley court of inquiry covered Capt. Dawson as Indiana signal officer and Lt Doyle on the Brooklyn. Doyle said Brooklyn signalled Oregon to fire on the Colon, while other witnesses noted movement, smoke, and coal concerns as the court adjourned.

Washington Doyle Schley Brooklyn Cervera Dyson Oregon Colon Zocopa Mr. Rayner Admiral Dewey Wig-Wag Oe Dewey Cienfuegos Admiral Schley Morro McCalla Adula Clifford J. Roush Santiago Willam C. Dawson United States Marine Corps Indiana Lemly Dawson C. W. Dyson Bureau of Steam ,Engineering Navy Department

Infants found in distress as quarrel erupts among women

A troubling scene unfolds as intoxicated women confront an infant, slap its hands, and force feeding. A violent altercation shifts from a front chamber to the entry, an outcast is ejected, and police arrest follows. Neighbors later celebrate the infant’s restoration and mother’s relief.

Addison Morrison

Captain Connell Fate Report From Samar Island

News reached Mrs. Connell at 14 South William Street that her son Captain Connell and 47 men of Company C North Infantry were killed by Filipinos on Samar Island. The widow is under doctors care and cannot receive visitors as she struggles with the awful end to her high hopes for her soldier son.

New York Connell Company C North Infantry Samar Island South William Street

Priest Opens Suffolk Court With Catholic Clergyman Sermon

The Suffolk County Court opened with a Catholic priest, Rev Joseph G Anderson, offering the prayer. He is chaplain to the State prison and the Suffolk county jail and has pursued prison work since his ordination seven years ago.

Suffolk County Court Joseph G. Anderson Byrne St. Joseph's West End Father Anderson Suffolk County Jail Equity Court

Hanna Busy With His Hobby

Senator Hanna of Ohio visits James Ford Rhodes at 292 Beacon street for a private conference on ship subsidies with influential supporters. The gathering, lasting from morning until afternoon, signals a plan to push a new merchant marine subsidy bill through the next Congress.

Hanna Ohio James Ford Rhodes Beacon Street Brunswick

Missionary Kidnapping Ties Macedonian Committee at Sofia

American representatives present evidence of Macedonian committee involvement in the Ellen H. Stone kidnapping at Sofia. The Bulgarian government promises action against abductors, while the American Board of Foreign Missions refuses ransom to avoid setting a dangerous precedent.

Constantinople Sofia Ellen H. Stone Mme. Tsilika American Board of Foreign Missions Mission Enterprise

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