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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1913
Page
2
Stefan Borasky was sentenced to death in the electric chair by Judge King in the Superior Court today during the week of June 22 in Springfield.
Mrs GL A Clark of Fisherville asks the Post to locate her husband L A Clark who vanished from their home in March and was later seen leaving Worcester by friends. She hopes he returns soon to his wife and ten children.
A union of three Hunnewell estate gardeners in Wellesley went on strike at noon over higher wages and shorter hours. Police arrived as the dispute escalated. Chief Kingsbury acted as arbitrator and conciliation officer, ending the strike within two hours with demands unresolved.
At Park Street Church the Massachusetts Council for Patriotic Service fixed ten thousand dollars as the target for the antimormonism drive with a thousand dollar day total. Principal guest Rev. Dr. William M. Paden of Salt Lake City urged resistance, noting polygamy as more open than 15 years ago and accusing Joseph Smith of living with five wives.
The Boston customs fraud saga widens as arrests tally with officials including Edwin A. Curtis and Garland preparing a grand jury presentation. A prized necklace valued up to 60 000 and several declarations of 250 500 and 5000 illustrate evasion schemes while calls to purge courtesies and reshuffle port leadership intensify.
Public health advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla to cleanse impurities from blood and boost strength for seasonal weather changes. Claims purification benefits with liquid and tablet forms called Sarsatabs.
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