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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1916
Page
10
Providence speaker Joseph Hutcheson backs feminist property rights wife ownership of husband assets and predicts fathers will favor daughters and husbands pass money to wives to produce the highest type of woman at a Sunflower lunch on Tremont Street.
Harvard Regiment members will take part in voluntary target practice at the Bay State rifle range in Wakefield on Monday afternoons beginning next week. Participants must complete five hours of preliminary instruction, with ammunition and targets supplied free of charge.
Seven storekeepers and one company were found guilty by Judge Cohen in the Police Court for pure food law violations. The Farmers' Milk Company in Charlestown was fined $25 for possessing substandard milk on two dates. Several individuals were fined for selling milk without licenses, and others faced fines for items like margarine and renovated butter in unmarked or improper packaging.
Police Commissioner O'Meara promoted three reserve officers last night to patrolman. The officers are Michael J. Cogan from East Boston, John F. Noone from Joy Street, and Patrick A. MacKinnon from Athens Street, South Boston.
Howard Gardiner Cushing aged 47 a New York artist and brother of former lieutenant Governor Grafton D. Cushing died suddenly of heart disease in New York yesterday He was born in Boston and prepared for college at Groton School graduating from Harvard in 1891 He studied art at the Academie Julien in Paris for five years.
Reported marriage of Miss Veraseverance M Donal d to Win throp R Studder of Hingham last night. The article also details a major prehistoric artifacts sale in Clarksville by H J Johnson and related court testimony from Miss Guell about cosmetic procedures.
Vera McDonald daughter of Mr and Mrs William J McDonald of 161 Harvard Avenue Allston married Winthrop Richardson Studder of Hingham. The ceremony at Brookline Baptist Church was officiated by Rev O P Gifford with Rev Francis H Rowley assisting. Bridesmaids included Frances McLean and Rhea Ashley. four more bridesmaids. best man Harold Dearbon. ushers listed as Dartmouth classmates and local residents.
The Associated Press board elected officers: President Frank B. Noyes of Washington D C. Star was re elected as first vice president Joseph Pulitzer Jr of St Louis Mo was named as second vice president Melville F Stone was re elected secretary Frederick Roy Martin was re elected assistant secretary J R Wyatt was re elected treasurer Melville I Stone was named general manager Frederick Roy Martin was re elected assistant general manager The executive committee includes Noyes Clark Rook McLean Lawson Ochs and Villard
George A. Carpenter of Boston real estate valued in the millions has withdrawn his appeal from a Suffolk County Superior Court verdict awarding $12,563.25 to Miss Eva E. Crawley of Quincy. Crawley sued for 25 000 claiming injuries as an elevator passenger in the Blake building owned by Carpenter.
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