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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
2
Miss Margaret Lionberger becomes bride of Donald F. Cutler in a forthcoming wedding. Engagement ended two years ago by the girl’s parents and now rejoined in a formal match of affection.
One of the weddings of interest to Boston and Brookline residents takes place tomorrow in St Louis. The ceremony will honor Donald F Cutler, formerly of Harvard.
An advertising notice touts Hunyadi Janos Pills as a scientific treatment for constipation liver and stomach disorders. It warns against Calomel and Cascara and asserts the pills act on all diseased organs without griping. Sold by up-to-date druggists with a prompt nightly dose.
Brookline hockey star and all around athlete Cutler of 57 Upland road reengages Miss Margaret Lionberger of St Louis after a prior broken engagement. Lionberger, oldest daughter of Isaac H Lionberger, is noted as an equestrienne, aviator and tennis player with ties to Boston. Cutler, Harvard man and former varsity hockey standout, is from Brookline.
Frederick N. Judson, Yale ’66, of St Louis, has been named Storrs lecturer in Yale Law School for the coming year. A member of the board that recently mediated the Eastern railroad engineers’ wage demand, his lectures will cover The Judiciary and the People.
A conference in New York will gather top port executives to discuss administration planning and development. Attendees will later travel to Boston to inspect harbor and waterfront facilities.
Mayor Gaynor will preside at the three day New York opening session. The arranging committee includes Calvin Tomkins and General Hugh Bancroft with George W. Norris. Delegates from major ports across the United States will attend. The conference aims to harmonize port administration and share information. Delegates will visit Boston Philadelphia Baltimore and Norfolk. Representatives from Rhode Island Hartford New London and the Interstate Commerce Commission will participate.
In Twin Falls Idaho on December 5 the first all-woman jury in the state found Mrs Edward Butts guilty of threatening a man with a revolver. The court will consider mercy because the jurors recommended clemency. The trial in Probate Court ended in under an hour after evidence was presented and the jurors paused for a midday meal.
The Everett Catholic Club hosts a lecture on memories of student life in Italy by Rev. David G. Supple. St. Leo's Church rear land purchase announced in Dorchester under Rev. Francis A. Cunningham. Fr Murphy lecturing on Christianity in China at Boston College Hall. Knights of Columbus Greater Boston plan vesper service at Sacred Heart Roslindale led by Rev. Cummins with assistants. Boston College president Rev. Thomas I. Gasson will follow with socialist sermons at Cathedral of St Joseph's Manchester N H. Ladies' Reunion Club of Gate of Heaven to hold a four day sale in St Michael's Hall South Boston. St Mary's Ladies' Aid Society to host Christmas sale at St Mary's parish school hall Stillman Street.
Captain David Morgan of the British steamship Kamouraska was arrested by U S Deputy Marshal Tighe for allowing Chung Iting a Chinese crew member to land without immigration inspection. He pled not guilty before Commissioner Hayes, was held on $500 for a hearing in two weeks, and released on personal recognizance.
New York Dec 5 Judge Hough quashed the indictment against the American Sugar Refining Company and officials including John E Parsons and Washington B Thomas charging conspiracy in restraint of trade. The article notes the federal grand jury returned the indictment July 1 1909. The piece also mentions Mike Flannery has another entertaining article in the next Sundays Post about pensioning ex Presidents.
In Ramsey County District Court Mrs Effie J Miller won a divorce from Clarence B Miller the congressman from Minnesota eighth district. Custody of their five year old daughter was awarded to Mrs Miller on grounds of desertion. Former partner Harvey S Clapp testified for Mrs Miller in the proceedings.
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