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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1914
Page
3
A Sunday Post feature previews a fully illustrated article on an American sculptress who honors police bravery through sculpture, highlighting the artistic tribute and its public display.
Mrs. Regina G. Tileston of Sharon was granted alimony of 250 dollars a month from Roger E. Tileston a wealthy Hyde Park and Pawtucket manufacturer. Judge Jenney issued the order in the equity session of Suffolk Superior Court yesterday.
In Norfolk county Superior Court Dedham Mrs. Tileston gains alimony counsel fees and custody of Regina G. 16 Rog er G. 14 and John Boies Tileston 12. Hearing attended by Mrs. Tileston and family friends as divorce proceedings filed for cruel and abusive treatment. The couple married Sept 15 1897 at Newburg New York and have resided in Jamaica Plain Brookline and Sharon. The three children live with the mother at the Quaker Inn Sharon. Mr Tileston of Tileston Hollingsworth paper makers Hyde Park and Pawtucket Rhode Island is at Ashcroft road Sharon. He is active in Sharon civic groups.
Miss Ursula O'Hare daughter of Mr and Mrs John J O'Hare of 71 Fenwood Road Jamaica Plain and a New England Conservatory junior in vocal music will debut tonight as a social singer at Harvard President A Lawrence Lowell home reception for Cambridge bound students. She sang Caro Mio Ben at a Conservatory recital earlier this week.
Alfred Henry Lewis, noted writer and newspaper man, died at his brother's home in New York from an intestinal disorder after a brief illness. Born in Cleveland 65 years ago, he practiced law before turning to journalism in Kansas City and later wrote books and political articles. Survived by two brothers who run the Morning Telegraph. wife Alice Ewing also survives.
A letter to the editor from W. H. B. of Boston condemns express wagons overloading, long driving, and abusive use of whips. He notes winter ice and smooth-ice skate fittings as particularly cruel to horses and urges reform. The letter dated December 23, 1914.
English leading lady Elsie Mackay appearing with Cyril Maude in Grumpy at Plymouth Theatre will sell Red Cross stamps today at EB T Slattery Co store 155 Tremont St from 11 am to 1 pm. She will autograph each 500 stamp purchase and hopes to show English gratitude for American aid.
Provisional President Eulalio Gutierrez reportedly quit Mexico City over rifts with Felipe Angeles and Zapata followers. A border peace may emerge after talks in Naco between U S Army Chief of Staff Brigadier General Hugh L Scott and General Hill of Sonora, with a third border meeting planned tomorrow near the border four miles east of Naco.
Philip Leiberman known as John Davis was arrested in Marlborough Hartford County by U S Secret Service Chief William J Flynn and five assistants on counterfeiting charges He had been sentenced to 1312 years in Atlanta in 1902 and was on parole for almost two years Dies and presses for producing $10 notes were seized along with an etching of the $10 note during the raid He will have a hearing in New Haven before United States Commissioner Wright tomorrow morning.
MIT president Richard C. Maclaurin names Professor Charles M. Spofford Hayward professor and head of the Technology Department of Civil and Sanitary Engineering as adviser to Cambridge. The move comes at the request of Mayor Good seeking expert tax guidance from Harvard and MIT.
In Suffolk Superior Court equity merit session Judge Wait dismissed the disbarment petition against Maurice M. Lynch, Boston and Cambridge attorney, after multiple hearings with charges under review and representation by the Boston Bar Association.
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