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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1913
Page
4
Edwin E. Kemp of Haskell Street North Cambridge pleaded guilty in the Superior Criminal Court East Cambridge to abusing two young girls. Judge Chase imposed a four to seven year sentence at Charlestown State prison.
A Little Falls news item reports a rioter received a one year sentence. The article notes judicial action and the outcome within the local criminal docket.
President Wilson received a personal invitation from the Perry Centennial Commissioners to attend the Put-in-Bay Ohio celebration on September 10 and to approve a naval demonstration on Lake Erie during the event.
The dispute between Governor Foss and Dean Gleason L. Archer of Suffolk Law School closes as Foss refuses to respond to Archer's libel charge and Archer reiterates alleged deception and abusive remarks by the Governor. Archer accuses Foss of veto deceit and pressuring Senate votes while defending his own statements as privileged.
Governor's letter to Senator Quigley defends veto as a fabrication claim and recounts meetings with Dean Archer. Despite the failure to pass, officials cite rising support and larger House vote 155 to 67, signaling optimistic prospects for the Suffolk Law School.
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst appeared from the prisoners’ enclosure at the Old Bailey today and pleaded not guilty to the charge of counseling unknown persons to place gunpowder and other explosive substances with intent to damage David Lloyd George’s Walton Heath country house.
In Hazleton Pennsylvania on April 2 the 1200 workers at the Duplan silk mill reached a settlement. The mill will reopen next Monday after a month long strike. Wages rose 10 to 30 percent and weekly hours dropped from 58 to 55.
News that the United States would officially recognize the republic of China sparked wild rejoicing in San Francisco's Chinatown. The Mongolian population took a half holiday to celebrate, hoisting flags and bunting with the stars and stripes intertwined with the new republic's colors.
Abbie L. Moulton, a Back Bay young woman sentenced to one year in the House of Correction by Judge Bennett on January 28 for uttering a forged check signed with the name of Fred Terry, a Roxbury magazine artist, yesterday filed a petition in the Supreme Court seeking a writ of error claiming illegal confinement at Deer Island.
Hartford April 2 Connecticut woman suffragists lost their bid for equal suffrage as the House voted 150 to 74 to accept the committee on constitutional amendments report.
Miss Christine S. Hunnewell eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry S Hunnewell of 146 Beacon Street to Nelson Slater Bartlett Jr son of Nelson S Bartlett and a member of Bart lett Bros bankers and brokers announced yesterday.
Miss Hunnewell is active in the Vincent and Chilton Clubs with leading roles in the Vincent Club annual shows. Mr and Mrs Hunnewell hosted a large dinner at Copley Plaza for their three daughters Mary Gertrude and Christine. Gertrude Hunnewell belongs to the Chilton Club and is currently in Paris.
The document notes the youngest daughter’s debut at a January dance in Copley Plaza. Mr. Bartlett, Harvard 1903 alumnus, lives at 5 Marlboro Street with a summer home in Manchester by the Sea. He belongs to the Tennis and Racquet Clubs, Porcellian Club, and Essex Country Club. his brother Matthew Bartlett, Harvard 1901, recently married Miss Serita Lincoln, daughter of the late Arthur Lincoln.
The revenue cutter Yamacraw was ordered from Savannah to assist the schooner Clifford M. Carver ashore on Tennessee reefs in the Florida Straits. The 973 ton vessel was built in Bath Maine in 1900.
A conference in the Mayor's office between the Mayor and the School Committee yielded a compromise on the Legislature bill to set aside five cents more of the tax rate annually for school funding.
The Mayor agrees to withdraw objections while the school committee consents to lowering this year’s school building appropriation to 40 cents per thousand valuation. They plan selling old school houses in the West End to fund larger builds and district consolidations, freeing money for other city departments.
Cardinals Gibbons Farley and O Connell attended a trustees meeting in Washington today as the Catholic University authorized construction of several additional buildings. The archbishops will meet tomorrow to hear reports from the Catholic Colonization Society.
Colorado offers a growing summer playground with healthy climate. The article promotes comfortable hotels boarding houses and ranch stays, plus maps books and pamphlets detailing prices and proprietors. Agent Alex Stocks offers free Colorado outing information through Burlington Route service.
A comic note invites readers to see Hank the Hermit and his animals in an upcoming Post comic. The teaser hints at an exciting experience centered on a good live battery and playful antics.
Advert says Olive Tablets cleanse liver and bowels without calomel or salts. It claims no griping or weakness, uses vegetable mix with olive oil and sugar coating. Sold by The Olive Tablet Company of Columbus, Ohio at 10 and 25 cents per box.
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