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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1913

Page

16

Paper Cited for Contempt in Hayden Will Case

Judge Wait ordered contempt proceedings after the Boston Sun Gay article appeared in court and may face fines or jail. Joel Hayden Jr. is linked to the will contest tied to executrix Georgia E. McCabe. the trial has lasted ten days and cost Suffolk County over 100 a day.

Hayden Will Judge Wait Boston Sun Wait de Quincey Joel Hayden, Jr Hayden Georgia E. McCabe Huntington Avenue Mayden Joel Hayden Suffolk Supreme Judie Court Superior Court Executrix Whiel

Mancovitz Denies Conspiracy in Bankruptcy Case

Attorneys Mancovitz and Ratkowski plead not guilty to four indictments charging conspiracy perjury and unlawful receipt of property in bankruptcy proceedings tied to Jacob Watchmaker of Revere. Both men released on $2500 bail with Representative Martin Lomasney posting Mancovitz bail.

David Mancovitz Ward 8 United States District Court Jacob Watchmaker Revere Isaac Ratkowski Boston Martin M. Lomasney Mancovitz

Watchmaker Indicted in Bank Fraud and Mortgage Conspiracy

A watchmaker, indicted with Mancovitz and Ratkowski, fails to appear as he awaits actions in Superior Court. The case centers on concealing 53116 in cash and notes and four mortgages, two realty and two personal, tied to a bankrupt estate and a loan from Broadway National Bank of Chelsea.

Watchmaker Charles Street Broadway National Bank of Chelsea Mancovitz Ratkowski Charles B. Jopp Malden

Post Santa Swamped by Letters

The Post Santa Claus fund has reached 458.56 dollars as a flood of requests arrives from Boston suburbs for Christmas gifts. Reporters investigate living conditions of hopeful children while volunteers assemble bundles and readers’ donations fund expenses, with about 50 000 letters expected and hundreds of dollars required to fulfill them.

Santa Claus Boston Santa Post Post Santa Claus Mamma Mary Everett

Flag Buried With Civil War Veteran Henry B. Smith

Henry B. Smith a Civil War veteran aged 81 or 91 from Moraine Street was buried this morning with the flag he carried in many battles. The service noted his long military service and dedication as a local veteran.

Brockton Henry B. Smith Moraine Street

Umbstaetter Water Colors Exhibit Delights Boston Crowd

Miss Nelly Littledale presented Umbstaetter's water colors at the Boston City Club all month drawing the daydreaming crowd yesterday for subjects and treatment that pleased patrons.

Nelly Littledale Umbstaetter Boston Dreamland Nelly Littlehale Umbstretter Boston City Club

Dreamland Castle and Elfland Paintings Featured in Exhibit

The article reviews Dreamland Castle and related works, highlighting rich color, decorative Japanese-influenced design, and 43 scenes with sunrise or sunset tones. Notable pieces include The Wood Road to Elf land and The Castle in the Dream Woods, with descriptions of elfin villages, mysterious woods, and pastoral vignettes.

Dreamland Elfland Tranmerel Hallowe'en Lake Kear

United States Sues for 4 592 150 in Limoges China Penalties

Preliminary federal suits seek 4 592 150 in penalties against importers for alleged undervaluation of Limoges china. Named defendants include Haviland Co and Theodore Haviland Co with multiple claims dating back to 1910. In Prince Albert a 13 year old Kathleen Simmon was convicted of murdering her playmate Julia Jenex after a field dispute over a dead chicken and a shovel.

New York Limoges China United States H. Snowden Marshall Haviland & Co Theodore Haviland & Co William Guerin & Co Prince Albert, Sask Kathleen Oka Simmon Julia Jenex Simmon

Witnesses Missing In Knabe Case In Indictment Reply

Shelbyville Indiana December 1 The prosecution in the murder trial of Dr Helene Knabe contends Dr William B Craig wronged women prompting Ephraim Inman state counsel to face unprofessional conduct charges Henry N Spaan Craigs lead attorney objects to the opening statement and seeks court action as the case proceeds

Shelbyville Ind William B. Craig Ephraim Inman Craig Helene Knabe Henry N. Spaan Inman

Dr Craig Accused in Knabe Murder Case Before Indianapolis Jury

Prosecutor Inman argues a motive based on alleged relations with women to link Dr William B. Craig to the Knabe murder. He says two key witnesses missing due to accused influence, and that circumstances point to Craig as guilty. The defense opens tomorrow with Mr Spaan.

Taman Blair Craig Knabe Inman Mr. Inman William B. Craig Dr. Craig Marian Dr. Knabe State Veterinary College

Man Killed as One Ton Steel Casing Falls in Woonsocket

Arm and Girard 24 a married Woonsocket man employed by a local teaming company was crushed when a one ton steel casing being unloaded at the River Street freight yard toppled onto his neck. He died instantly this afternoon at the scene.

Woonsocket, R. I Armand Girard

Congress Ends Emergency Session Closes Long Session

Washington reports the extraordinary session ending while the regular long session begins. The Senate worked most of the day and opened by considering San Francisco water supply rights in the Hetch Hetchy Valley and, in the evening, debated currency measures.

Washington Congress Senate San Francisco Hetchy

Opening of session hints at currency bill path

The article notes a divided start with Democrats seeking a day and night push for the currency bill while Republicans pledge no filibuster. A substitute was offered by Senator Owen amid measures on a central public bank. The House opened with a brief session as many trust regulation bills await hearings and an Indiana representative proposed a fall international disarmament confab.

Gallinger Smoot Senate Owen Democrats Banking and Currency Committee Burton Ohio House Judiciary Committee Gray Indiana United States Hensley Missouri Jin Winston Churchill Clark

Auld Scotch Songs at Bloomfield Hall Dorchester

Under Clan MacKinley patronage Basil Thorne presented Auld Scotch Songs to a packed Bloomfield Hall audience in Dorchester last evening. The program featured a well known male soprano impersonator with Mary Ogilvie Nellie Ferguson Tom Hislop Ned Rodger and a Scotch chorus. Hannah Drummond presided at the piano and R Irvine played the pipes before dancing to midnight.

Clan MacKinley Basil Thorne Bloomfield Hall Dorchester Mary Ogilvie Nellie Ferguson Tom Hislop Ned Rodger Hannah Drummond R. Irvine

Lodger’s Acrobatic Midnight Stunt At Beacon Street House

Mrs. Sarah M. Clifford of 835 Beacon Street Back Bay filed a case against lodger George Gregoire an insurance agent for assault after he used water spouts to visit lodgers at midnight. He pleaded guilty to assault agreed to leave the house and town and catch a New York train. He had been staying two months after presenting credentials at the YMCA.

Sarah M. Clifford Beacon Street George Gregoire Gregorie Gregoire Clifford New York Hhen Great White Way

Roslindale Plans New Municipal Building

City Architect Harrison H. Atwood announces completion of plans for Roslindale's new municipal building. The site at Washington and Ashland streets will host a granite structure with limestone finish and topaz brick effect, about 114 by 70 feet, including a 600-seat assembly room and a 2750 square foot library, with work to begin soon and finish within a year.

Roslindale Harrison H. Atwood Washington and Ashland Streets

Quincy Voters Eye Mayor Election In Four-Way Fight

Voters in Quincy go to the polls today to elect a mayor in a four way race. The contest centers on Democratic candidate Dr. John H. Ash and Republican challenger Charles H. Johnson, with others also in the field.

Quincy John H. Ash Charles H. Johnson

Kellogg Introduces Tasteless Castor Oil

Spencer Kellogg & Sons of Buffalo claim to have removed the taste and odor from castor oil. The tasteless oil is offered in 25 and 50 cent sizes and marketed as Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil. The company warns that only their product is tasteless and effective.

Spencer Kellogg & Sons of Buffalo Kellogg Kellogg’s Spencer Kelloge & Sons, Inc Buffalo, N. Y

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Hayden Will Case Mrs. McCabe Orng Waltham Feguard Thomas South Santa Clarus Tam Johan Ee Teri Umbstaetter U. S Convict Girl Little China Clan Mackinley Has Entertainment Roslindale’s Buffalo House
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