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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1915
Page
7
Advice to treat indigestion without stomach drugs by eating plain foods slowly, avoiding rich dishes, and drinking water away from meals. Recommends bisulated magnesia after meals for quick relief and cautions against advancing to ulcers through improper diet.
Testimony in the Superior Court case reveals Albert H Waitt gave Mrs. Herrick flowers candy and clothing and discussed marriage. Ralph M Herrick, plaintiff, testified of his marriage in 1911 and plans to support his daughter. witness Alice Witt described meetings and trips with Waitt and Herrick in Forest Hills Ferncroft and Salem.
Boston & Maine trustees seek a 23 million dollar note extension to avert receivership. Major holders appear inclined to support the plan, with Old Colony Trust Company and bankers signaling cooperation to persuade other holders and back the extension.
The Boston company of the Irish National Volunteers will hold a public meeting at Hibernian Hall on Dudley Street to discuss the Irish question in all its phases. William P. Rahan of Revere will be the principal speaker.
New Orleans February 15 Joe Mandot of New Orleans and Joe Shugrue of Jersey City lightweights have signed to fight a 20 round bout in New Orleans on March 22. The match was announced tonight.
The fifth grand ball of the Bishop Cheverus Assembly Knights of Columbus at Symphony Hall ended as the most successful yet. Dignity came from modern dances while a throng of well dressed guests and officers contributed to the festive atmosphere. Reception committee included Joseph O’Donnell as chairman Thomas Edwards Alfred Hughes George Kelly John B. McGrath Thomas Lavelle Daniel Messaac John J. Lynen.
Governor Walsh and Mayor Curley lead a grand Catholic ball with an estimated 2500 attendees. The event featured a grand march, dancing late into the night, and a host of political and civic figures from Boston and surrounding towns.
Israel Shultz, brother of Bennie Shultz of 84 Salem Street Boston, was found in Cleveland at 2349 Fifty-ninth Street. Bennie had appealed to Cleveland authorities five days earlier to help locate him after the family moved from Boston to Toronto and then to Cleveland seven years ago.
The Arlington Orthodox Congregational Church on Pleasant and Maple streets in Arlington hosted a packed service to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Pastor Rev. Samuel Clarke Bushnell's tenure. Parishioners filled the beautiful edifice for fitting exercises honoring the pastor’s long service.
Families of the parish attended a welcome for Rev. Mr. Bushnell. Yale connections featured in remarks by Hon. Samuel J. Elder and others. A floraled pulpit and a musical program by relatives and friends followed the reception in a ceremonious setting.
Freddie Welsh the lightweight champion defeated Jimmy Anderson of Indianapolis in a six round bout in Grand Rapids. Welsh controlled the action throughout and neutralized Anderson's fourth round rally with superior aggressiveness.
The Joston elementary schools report 153 rooms overcrowded, out of 2103 total. Superintendent Dr. Franklin J. Dyer told the School Board last night that each of the 153 rooms holds more than 45 pupils, with some exceeding 50. The board aims for a maximum of 45 per room.
The superintendent reports 24 rooms need re equipping as 20 rooms have undersized and 4 oversized furniture. Budget cuts from Mayor Cur ley reduce new school funding by at least a third. Cadets from South Boston and Dorchester High are authorized for Evacuation Day march on March 17. Schools suspend day and evening sessions in South Boston and close Dorchester day schools at noon. Pension fund report shows 266 teachers on pension roll with last year’s pensions totaling 8482.96 and fund total around 201861.55.
Lonis M. Cone of Weymouth seeks to determine which of two women is his wife. He has seven children from two marriages, three from the first and four from the second, and filed the petition in the Norfolk Superior Court clerk’s office. Cone is superintendent of a large soap manufacturing concern in Somerville.
Doane alleges a common law marriage to Tilia Brower of Cilcage within two years, while Cope married Pauline Pister years later thinking a right existed. The case cites four Weymouth children and questions of inheritance, with Cope and Mrs. Cope seeking to clear the marital status in Superior Court.
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