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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1915

Page

5

Stockholders Suit Opens Before Judge In SJC

The £200,000,000 suit against past and present directors of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad appeared before Judge DeCourcy in the Supreme Judicial Court. The issue is whether the new bill of complaint is an amended filing to be allowed. After counsel argued, the judge took the matter under advisement and ordered briefs from all interests.

New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Judge DeCourcy Supreme Judicial Court

New Fireplace Fix Tures Featured in Woman's Section

A description and photo of an updated fireplace feature appear in the Woman's Section of the upcoming Sunday Post. The item combines practical design with decorative styling, highlighting its use in home interiors.

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Berry Night For Hospital On Cape Cod Raised $115

Five children from Cataumet raised 115 dollars by selling berries and holding a fair aboard the floating hospital. They asked Mr Briggs to name one night after their Berry Night club and set aside 100 dollars for that night while the rest bought milk for other children. The workers were Krameche Austin Junia Bright Harding Newman John Morrill and William Austin.

Cape Briggs Krameche Austin Junia Bright Harding Newman John Morrill William Austin

Youngsters Seek to Start Newspaper after Escape

Three youths who fled the Catholic Protectory in New York were landed by Back Bay police. They told officers they had just learned the printing trade and planned to start a newspaper. They gave names William D. O'Hare 17 Charles Wilkinson 16 and Jeremiah J. Sheehan 15. They were placed in the City Tombs for safekeeping.

Catholic Protectory New York Back Bay Kelley State Board of Charities William D. O'Hare Charles Wilkinson Jeremiah J. Sheehan

Resinol Stops Itching Instantly Advertisement

An advertisement promotes Resinol ointment and soap for instant itching relief and skin healing. It claims safety for delicate skin including babies, notes twenty years of medical use, and offers free samples from Dept. 26-R, Resinol, Baltimore.

Resinol Baltimore

Funeral of Prof Frederic W Putnam at Cambridge

Professor Frederic W Putnam longtime Harvard faculty member buried from 149 LB Prattle Street Cambridge yesterday afternoon. He served since 1874 as curator of the Peabody Museum and was an honorary director at death. Funeral at Appleton Chapel with simple services.

Frederic W. Putnam Harvard Prattle Street Cambridge Lowell Putnam Peabody Museum Appleton Chapel James Hardy Ropes Mt. Auburn Cemetery C. P. Bowditch Samuel Mixter Samuel Henshaw Museum R.W. Wilson Edward 8. Morse C. R. Lanman Clarence J. Blake

Arrest of Charles Jones for watch theft

Charles Jones of 32 Flagg Street was arrested by Inspectors Egan and Patterson on a charge of larceny of a watch believed kept in a Postal Telegraph Company locker. Police say Jones sold the watch in the South End.

Charles Jones Flagg Street Egan Patterson William Conroy Postal Telegraph Company Jones South End

Insurance is a solid investment says expert in Sun Day Post

An expert in Sun Day Post Magazine argues insurance is a prudent investment and explains the reasons why it offers security and long term value for readers.

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Federation Faith in Wilson on Mexico Crisis

Delegates to the Federation of Catholic Societies pledge confidence in President Wilson over Mexico. They demand religious freedom and support labor causes, echoed by speakers from Boston and Chicago. The convention backs collective bargaining, labor rights, anti child labor actions, and Catholic education while condemning immoral content and urging aid for Mexican clergy.

Toledo Wilson National Convention of Federation of Catholic Societies Mexico Massachusetts Federation Pope Benedict Mer Ambrose F. Roche Watertown Coliseum Charles E. Fay Common Cause Society of Boston Frederic Siedenburg Loyola College Chicago F. C. Kelley D. D Catholic Church Extension Society Mr. Fay United States Fay Common Cause Society Massachusetts Socialist Party Frederick W. Mansfield Catholic Lawyers’ League Massachusetts League League Mansfield American Federation American Federation of Catholic Societies Baltimore Republic of Frank B. Slattery Brighton National Social Service Committee Peter E. Dietz Hot Springs N. C Social Service Commission Martha Moore Avery David Goldstein Knights of Columbus Frank E. Slattery John J. Ryan Cambridge Helen M. Haney Stoughton Timothy J. Brennan Joseph T. Brennan Francis Mullen Lowell James O'Sullivan Frank Morrisey Monsignor Splaine Henry V. Cunnigham Richard Splaine Father Kelley Father Siedenburg

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