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Ethel Sturtevant in Brockton Court —Held in $100 Till Tomorrow, BROCKTON, Jan 12—Ethel Sturte vant, the 13-year-old daughter of Mrs Mary Sturtevant, who recently died at 71 North Mainst, from arsenic poison ing, was before the police court this forenoon as a stubborn child. It was suggested by Owen F. Davis, her counsel, that the case be dismissed, since lawyer Charles A. Gilday, her guardian, was willing to have her re stored to her father, Joshua Sturtevant of Hast Bridgewater. Ther was a con sultation between her counsel and Mr Sturtevant, and it was decided to post pone the case until tomorrow. Hthel was held in $100 and went back to the station house with Miss Annie Le Ridgeway, the matron. Later she was taken out on a shopping tour with the latter. She said she did not object to living at the station house. Her broth er, Clarence, was taken by her father to East Bridgewater. She says she will not live with her father and refused to talk with him at the police station.
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Boston Daily Globe
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Mon, Jan 12, 1903
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