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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1913
Page
20
Half of the striking painters have returned to work after employers granted a four dollar per day raise. Two of the four shops affected report workers back, while the remaining shops continue to strike seeking the same raise.
Franklin B. Dyer, superintendent of Boston public schools, presented diplomas to 48 graduates in a ceremony held last evening in the English High School building on Montgomery street. The class total was nine fewer than the previous year.
In the Dodge divorce suit, 16 year old George Speare is ordered by Judge King to be produced in court from Central Falls Rhode Island. Mrs Mary E Young testified about relationships, legality of marriage and alleged conduct while Dodge sought to rectify the marriage.
Lillian Mason, who arrived from New York for a Boston wedding this Saturday, suffered an aphasia attack yesterday afternoon. She could not recall her identity or residence for hours before being found at the Chardon Street Home by her fiancé after she regained memory.
A woman grew ill near Boylston and Washington streets and was aided by Policeman Hart who brought her to Lagrange Street station. Unable to recall her identity she was sent to Chadon Street Home under Matron Mrs Johnson. After seven hours she recovered and said she was staying with friends on East Springfield Street and had traveled from New York to marry.
A marriage license was secured Monday and a five day waiting period began while the bride to be shopped for a trousseau. She fell ill during millinery visits and vanished from home prompting a police search and his placement at the Chardon Street Home. The couple plans to marry tomorrow as relatives from New York attend the ceremony.
Miss Marie Estelle Pennini daughter of Mrs Theresa Pennini Dorchester and Frank Rieta Dorchester married last night at Bloomfield Hall in the presence of 200 guests. The groom is a truant officer for the evening high schools of Boston and many city truant officers attended.
The Rev. Charles J. Burton of Central Baptist Church Catskill New York will assume the pastorate of Stoughton Street Baptist Church Dorchester on Sunday. He succeeds the Rev. Clifton D. Gray who left ministry to become a newspaper man.
General Huerta agrees to name Pedro Lascurain provisional president to serve the remainder of Madero's term. Lascurain, ex-foreign minister, is next in line after Madero and Suarez. The move aims to satisfy various factions as Zapata's uprising and desertions strain Huerta's forces.
Smoke was seen in the after hold of the Cunard liner Altonia at the Boston & Albany pier in East Boston. Longshoremen and dock workers fought the blaze using wharf emergency gear, pulling about 80 bales of cotton aboard a lighter while containment limited damage to several bales. The ship had arrived from New York to load for England, with many workers projected to stay aboard to finish stowing cargo before departure.
Joseph Mingo, the oldest Indian in the state, died at his home in Indian Hill near Gay Head after a sudden illness. A member of the Narragan sett tribe, he remained active and healthy until days before his death. His wife, also Narragan, is 80. He belonged to the Baptist Church of Gay Head.
Governor Hall today honored extradition of Antonio Musica a New York bound paper for his three sons Philip George and Arthur charged with defrauding banks of nearly 1 million dollars in New York. Daughters detained as witnesses will accompany family back to New York. About 100000 seized in New Orleans awaits receiver proceedings for the Musica firm.
A period advertisement promotes a raincoat deal priced at five dollars, claiming superior value for rubberized Kantons and cashmeres in new London shapes. It touts a Georges rainproof guarantee and range to fit men and women of any proportions, contrasting with ten dollar coats elsewhere.
The store promotes a fresh spring stock ahead of season with two and three button soft roll sacks Walking Suits Norfolks and a vast range of pin stripes and club checks. It claims breadth originality and variety for both conservative and fashion forward buyers with prices to suit all budgets.
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