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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1915
Page
5
President Woodhead of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America praised the Pilgrim Publicity Association for their work in New England. The dinner at the American House honored the group and highlighted advancing wholesome advertising.
Advertisement claims Eimer and Amend 2851 relieves rheumatism and that thousands endorse it. It notes reliable druggists carry the product.
A mysterious woman used fake names and worthless checks to obtain hundreds of dollars in gowns and millinery from upscale hotels. She vanished two days ago as police tracked her baggage at a hotel, with inspectors observing the premises.
A woman arrived in Boston as Mrs. A. C. Stewart at Copley Plaza and bought hats with C O D bills. She used milliner references to issue checks that bounced, then fled via North Station with trunks traced to Jamaica Plain and United States Hotel. Police tracked her to Peter Parley Road and Jamaica Plain before she boarded westward as Mrs. George Robinson.
Albion Harris Bicknell died at his home 28 Parker street Malden aged 78. He studied art in Paris with Thomas Couture before returning to paint leading public figures including Daniel Webster Rufus Choate Horace Mann Edward Everett and Charles Sumner. His Lincoln portraits hang in the State House the Malden Library and the Augusta Missouri capitol. His Lincoln at Gettysburg and Battle of Lexington helped cement his fame.
Washington April 23. Victoriano Huerta will not be received at the White House if he applies there tomorrow. An unofficial but authoritative source says Wilson resented Huerta’s personal remarks about the President. No application for an interview has been made by Huerta’s representatives.
In New York on April 23 a federal court trial centered on Max Kleist’s $250,000 suit for alienation of affection from Juliet Breitung, daughter of Edward N. Breitung. Testimony described his mining work in New Mexico and bizarre details like wearing Breitung socks as he faced threats of arrest.
Gloucester license commissioners ended a week long deadlock by approving 24 liquor licenses the full quota. Four licenses were revoked from Reuben Myett Matthias P Maherty Charles Fitzgerald and Maurice O Neil and reassigned to new holders.
Winchester police urge widespread lookout for William H. Herrick former town auditor missing since last Monday. clues place him walking mornings toward his son Ralph Herrick s farm Hollis N H and from Oak Hill Cemetery clothing found by children points to a possible meeting at Professor Samuel J MacWatters home near Salisbury connected with Boston University burglary losses undetermined.
Newburyport April 23 a home robbery targeted Prof MacWatters. Police say a bundle of personal items was stolen during the break in at his residence. Investigators seek witnesses and urge any information to aid the case.
Governor Patterson of Tennessee will be principal speaker at a prohibition rally tomorrow afternoon at the First Universalist Church in Everett. Mayor James Chambers will preside.
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