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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1896

Page

6

Brave Women in Divorce Court Scenes Stir New York Studio

Wives and husbands told tales of domestic troubles in Justice Mason's court as Alexandra Brown seeks a divorce after a 1899 New York marriage. Ida R. Brown ran off with fiddler Illis Aladar in Budapest, while Peter Lombardo confronted Ella after a Hanover street motel visit. Emma Wagner, Mary Sturgis, Nellie Lombardo, and others offered testimony of abuse and separation.

Justice Mason Alexander Brown New York Boston Ida R Silver Grill Washington Street Illis Aladar Brown Aladar Hungary Nathan Newton Street Péter Nellie Lombardo Emma L. Wagner Abraham L Milton Pennsylvania Altoona Lulu Perrin Tripp Ethel A. Harwick Mary L. Sturgeon Mary Sturgis James M

Fragmentary婚婚 notice of marriages and disputes

Incompletely readable clipping shows references to marriages and domestic disputes. Mentions include Carrie and Elias H in October 1589, and a pattern of fighting and requests for separation linked to drunkenness and inadequate service. Names are partially legible with uncertain surnames and dates.

John J Carrie Bishop Elias H Med

Brave New Jersey heroine ends self amputation tale

A New York hired girl, Josephine Thomas, in Mount Airy New Jersey, amputated her own toe after a spider bite appeared. She bound her ankle tightly and used a sharpened knife to remove the toe, then awaited medical help. The doctor later trimmed the edges and treated the wound.

New York Josephine Thomas Mount Airy N. J Josephine

New York Divorce Ends Sensational Westchester Case

Mrs. Josephine Knoop, daughter of a Belvidere Hotel proprietor, won a divorce from Louis J. Knoop in White Plains. Corespondents named were Mrs. Sarah Nadel and Leo Diedrichstein, an actor and playwright. The hearing drew a large crowd as both sides testified and denials were offered.

New York Josephine Knoop Belvidere Louis J. Knoop Justice Dykman White Plains Westchester County Knoop Sarah Nadel Leo Diedrichstein

Brave Girl Josephine Thomas Cited For Saving Life

A fragment from a local report notes that a girl named Josephine Thomas acted bravely when danger arose, earning praise for likely saving her own life in the incident.

Two Brave Girls Halt Home Burglars in Coltonville

In Coltonville near Colby Centre on October 9 two tramp burglars bound and gagged Albert Miller in the Backus home. Mrs. Rufus Backus and her sister Miss Alice Skinner awakened, armed themselves with stove pokers, and fought off the assailants. The men fled through a window leaving a blood trail.

Coltonville N. Y Rufus Backus Colby Centre Albert Miller Alice Skinner

Wealthy Woman Default Case Clarified in New York

The mystery of Mrs. Mary A. B. Thus who fled Mrs. M. M. Smith’s boarding house two years ago is partly resolved. Records show Mrs. Titus, with a Lincoln National Bank account, owns 273 Washington Street Brooklyn. A relative link ties Mrs. Titus to Abbott A. Low of Pierrepont Place, Brooklyn.

New York Mary A. B M. M. Smith West Fortyninth Street Titus Lincoln National Bank Washington Street Brooklyn Abbott A. Low Burling Slip Pierrepont Place

Waltham Bleachery to Run Full Time at Fifty-Eight Hours

The Waltham Bleachery and Dye Works notified workers that starting next Monday the plant will operate on full time at fifty-eight hours per week. The mill has been under short-time operation at forty hours weekly for two months and employs about 300 workers.

Waltham Bleachery Waltham

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