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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1913
Page
7
Trustees recognize benefactions totaling over $100,000 by Roswell R. Robinson and appoint him as associate founder. Current founders include Isaac Rich, Lee Claflin, Jacob Sleeper with associate founders Alden Speare and Edward H. Dunn.
The jury in the Supreme Judicial Court will hear arguments this morning on whether Charles H. Pratt the Boston lawyer who left most of his estate to the Institute of Technology properly executed his will. After the judge's charge the jury will deliberate the case.
An old advert promises instant relief from all itching and eczema with a 25 cent ZEMO antiseptic solution. It claims effectiveness for scalp itch, dandruff, rashes, babies and adults, and says the product cures cases when used as directed. Available through druggists and mail order from E W Rose Medicine Co.
A Madison Lake Minnesota testimonial details recovery from repeated lung hemorrhages and long-term weakness after using Eckman's Alterative. The 1909 to 1910 case cites weight gain from 130 to 165 pounds, improved sleep and appetite, now declaring full health. The note endorses the product for bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lung troubles and urges others to seek its benefits.
Tax Commissioner Trefry warned the Legislature that about 4.64 billion dollars of personal property in Massachusetts escapes taxation annually. He said reforms have been ignored and that corporations have been favored by existing laws.
A tax commission report to the Legislature argues for a drastic personal property penalty and a state income tax to cover unseen assets. It notes that much personal property escapes assessment via in safe deposit boxes, and questions state control of banks and trust companies to access those boxes. The estimate of escaped property is pegged at 312 times real estate value.
Mayor Fitzgerald sharpens critique of the School Board accusing it of breaking faith with the Governor and himself. He says the board seeks more money after accepting a temporary rise in appropriations and notes salary hikes while prioritizing other spending. A council meeting discussed tapping construction funds for the requested increase, with Sullivan in favor and the mayor and Corbett opposing.
Mrs. C. F. Anderson, formerly of Beverly, sues for divorce from her husband and corrects a Post April 2 notice stating their marriage occurred in 1907. The record should read 1906.
A renowned skin specialist introduces ethine double strength as a sun fading treatment sold by Riker Jaynes and Houghton Dutton Drug Dept with a money back guarantee. The advertisement claims rapid improvement and disappearance of light freckles after first applications. Ask for the double strength ethine to qualify for the guarantee.
The witness described a 1911 canoe trip on the Charles River with Rev Ayres and Mrs Boynton, noting seating arrangements and conversations. He admitted kissing Flora Sass once at her Chelsea home and testified about visits and late-night gatherings at his home and with Miss Sass.
Chester A. Boynton testifies in his $25,000 suit against his wife alleging discovery of an affair with Miss Flora Sass. He admits paying attention to a church choir member and recounts kissing her on late Boston to Wollaston trains, visiting a Chelsea house, and keeping the girl as a visitor in his home while his wife slept above.
Testimony in the fifth session of the Superior Court details Boynton’s accounts of encounters with Rev. Mr. Ayers and tensions with Mrs. Boynton and her parents. The witness describes moving plans, financial arrangements, and multiple domestic clashes, including a floor-scuffle with Mr. Willet as peacemaker.
John H. Wrenn of Brattleboro Vermont pleads not guilty before Judge Chamberlain to the murder of J. Stewart Hamilton in Hinsdale New Hampshire on February 5. He is remanded to Cheshire County Jail awaiting trial.
Hopedale April 7 700 Drapers strikers marched from strike headquarters to the Draper plant to protest a company statement. The directors warned that former employees who left April 1 and do not return by Wednesday will not be considered employees. Those not returning should report Thursday to be paid in full. Ex Governor Draper said no need for arbitration board services.
Ex Governor Draper replies to Leader Coldwell declining a conference on the matter. He says Coldwell cannot discuss as a principal owner and director of the Draper company while Coldwell has not worked for it and has sought to stir strife among Draper workers. He deems the approach unfortunate.
Advertises Croxone as a universal remedy for backache kidney trouble and urinary disorders. Claims it neutralizes uric acid dissolves poisons and cleanses kidneys fast. Promises immediate relief with first use and offers purchase price refund if it fails. Public notice style advertorial claims universal efficacy.
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