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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1899

Page

8

Lord Francis Hope Leaves His Wife to Please His Elder Brother

London reports Lord Francis Hope has separated from his wife May Yohe under family pressure. The Duke of Newcastle’s ailing health raises expectations that he may seek a divorce to clear the way for Yohe to ascend socially, potentially reaching a ducal coronet. May Yohe earns a living on stage while her brother-in-law’s wish for freedom looms amid financial strain.

Lord Francis Hope London Francis Hope Belle Bilton Duke of Newcastle Viscount Dunlo Earl of Clancarty Antipodes Countess of Clancarty Yohe Lord Francis Pennsylvania England Hope Francis May Yohe

Engagement Announced Between Frederica Leech and Lester Monks

The engagement of Miss Frederica Leech of Washington to Mr. Lester H. Monks of Brookline is announced in his Monmouth street home. Monks, a Harvard class of 99 alum and Morrisdale Coal Company member, is tied to notable families and yachting circles. no wedding date is set.

Frederica Leech Washington Lester H. Monks Brookline Monmouth Street Herbert Fuller Barkentine Morrisdale Coal Company Congress Street Harvard Manchester Yacht Club Cazenovia N. Y New York Monks Leech John Frederick Leech Chevy Chase Golf Club Cazenovia Links Fairchild

Last Pop Concert Ends Season at Seaside Pavilion

The Seaside Pavilion at City Point South Boston drew many of the area’s notable young men and ladies for a season finale under the St. Augustine Catholic Total Abstinence Society. Ice cream, cake, goft drinks and a variety program of music recitations and dances followed by dancing.

City Point South Boston St. Augustine Catholic Total Abstinence Society

Gilchrist & Co Fall Dress Goods Preview

Gilchrist and Company unveil the first showing of their fall dress goods offering fifty thousand yards. Rough-faced and shaggy textures lead fashion, with plaids for skirts and homespuns for suits priced from three to one and a half dollars. Black crepon, 44 inches wide, French manufacture, priced at one dollar per yard.

Umbrella Sale Advertises Varied Sizes and Prices

A classified notice promotes children's 24 inch umbrellas and 39C models with fast black canopies, plus 26 and 28 inch steel rod umbrellas with silver trimmed handles. Values range from 50c to $1.50, with warrants and styling noted for Ladies and Gents.

Glove Bargain Cut for Ladies' Dogskin Pair

Circumstances favored the purchase of a lot of Ladies' Dogskin gloves at a saving of 50c a pair. Colors include tan ox blood brown butter white and black with Paris points 3 strand self and black embroidery and snap fasteners. Normally sold for and worth 1.50. Your choice for.

Cut Work Scarfs and Shams Sale Notice

36 inch Cut Work Scarfs offered at 25c each with limit of two per customer. Cutwork Shams announced with new designs and value listed as 66c and 39c each. Limited stock noted, priority given to early shoppers.

Shams

Gulchrist & Co Tailor Made Suits Offer

A lady shopper notes two tailored suits from Gulchrist and Co will fit every curve and be styled correctly, cut and assembled by expert workmen. English Cheviot Serge Suits priced at $10.00, offered as superb value in better goods.

Bridget Drury Arrest Over Poison Sugar Incident

In Leominster Miss Bridget Drury, accused of poisoning a child with lead sugar, was arrested at the depot while attempting to flee to Fitchburg after the Woodbury family noted sugar and oatmeal tasted off. Bonds set at 5000 dollars. she denied the charges and appeared rational during questioning.

Dr. Woodbury Leominster

Aldermen Hear D Road Gases and Damages Case

The Boston Board of Aldermen reviewed twenty eight eminent domain cases for land taken by an elevated road. A test case of John W. Bemis was debated with counsel for the L company contending lawful taking and damages. The board postponed a final decision to the next meeting. Aldermen also ordered a Savin Hill kindergarten and mobilization troop march at City Hall for Oct 9.

Board of Aldermen John W. Bemis Porter Street William B. Sprout West End Street Railway George G. Travis L. Company Sprout Elevated Railroad Company Travis Commonwealth England Massachusetts Sherman Whipple Supreme Court Mr. Sprout Bemis Alderman McDonald Savin Hill Alderman Berwin Adjutant General City Hall

Poison in Sugar Bowl Ties Drury to Family Poison Plot

The narrative details a sugar bowl poison plot where lead sugar was found at the bottom of the bowl. Miss Drury is suspected due to recent odd behavior and a warning to Vernie Woodbury about sugar. Mrs. Woodbury suffers the worst effects but is recovering while Drury’s motive, if proven, centers on saving the child from danger.

Leominster Bridget Drury George H. Woodbury Vernie Vernie Woodbury Miss Drury

Weston School Sanitary Probe Moves Forward

The Weston School in Roxbury will be investigated by the Board of Health and the school committee after Alderman Frank J. O Toole pressed for action. Dr O Sullivan, hygienic inspector, will conduct the inquiry with aims to condemn the school if conditions are unsafe and remedy them promptly.

Board of Health Weston Roxbury Frank J. O’toole O’sullivan Pr. Calderwood

McClannin Dies Sudden at Hartford Hotel

R F McClannin aged about 65 a famed American stage actor died suddenly at 7 o clock tonight while at a hotel supper table in Hartford Conn He was to debut with James Hackett as Colonel Sapp in Rupert of Hentzau His last three years featured him in the role in Prisoner of Zenda He had earlier supported Maggie Mitchell and was a regular at the Boston Museum The Congregational Council in Boston will exhibit rare books pamphlets and tracts on Congregationalism Puritan Separatist Independents Brownists and early Plymouth and Massachusetts history from 158 to 1706 in the Public Library Fine Arts room.

Hartford Conn R. F. McClannin Mr. McClannin James Hackett Colonel Sapp Rupert of Hentzau Donnelly Boston Museum Maggie Mitchell Boston Public New England Plymouth Colony Massachusetts

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