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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1913
Page
5
Mrs Helen Walk Borden recovered custody of her daughter Ramona in New York. Ramona had left a New Jersey sanitarium with two women a week earlier. The Bordens plan to fly to Los Angeles for Ramona to continue her education under her mother’s care.
The Mall's Gratz correspondent reports Austria plans a Tuesday military advance beyond Montenegro. Troops will move to southern Albania, as trains ferry riflemen from the Alps southward. Belgrade notes Balkan League unity for action if Austria attacks, with Montenegrins reportedly staging a provocative donkey display outside the Austrian legation in Cattaro.
Travel notice from Alex Stocks offering a two in one Colorado and Yellowstone tour. The New England Passenger Agent lists Burlington Route and C B and Q R R services in Boston and invites readers to request a free pamphlet titled Colorado Yellowstone Tours.
Catherine N. Smith of this city sues George B. Hugo & Co. bottlers for damages claiming a bottle of ale sold at the company store on February 18 was impure due to foreign matter or liquid. She asserts the impurity caused sickness and charges negligence.
The Japanese Steamship Company will inaugurate a direct steamship line from Japan to the eastern United States as soon as the Panama Canal opens. Los Angeles will be a port of call. The move follows advices received by a local Japanese newspaper indicating intensified transpacific links.
Governor Sulzer removed Sheriff Melville E. Brush of Suffolk County after findings that he allowed prisoners to leave jail to attend fairs and baseball games. The charges were investigated and brush was deemed unfit for office amid improprieties cited by the governor.
The Somerville school board told the finance committee to study raising elementary teachers salaries by 50 dollars starting Sept 1 and report back at the May meeting. Mayor Burns warned against financing with borrowed funds.
William Walden aged two of 48 Reed Street Roxbury died at City Hospital from burns sustained while playing with matches in bed at home early this morning.
Isabella Moneghan of Hanson reports to police that Winnifred Sutherland showed severe injuries and spent her final hours alive after alleged abuse. James Sutherland, accused, claims accidents and alcohol accompanied injuries. Authorities note prior homicide history and questions about a possible prior divorce.
The Cornell track squad under Coach Moakley lists 16 finalists for the intercollegiate meet at Cambridge on the last day of May. Captain John Paul Jones leads the group which includes Finch Snyder Kanzler Cozzens Bennett Shelton Coffrey Whinery Brodt Spelden Reller Philippi McCutcheon Brown and Ingersoll. Brown suffered an Achilles tendon injury and may miss running for a time.
The bill to grant former Corporation Counsel Andrew J. Bailey a pension of 2500 dollars annually was defeated in the Senate by a 6 to 16 vote.
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