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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1911
Page
16
Michaelle Groszmann a Hungarian linguist and college graduate was arrested as a vagrant and yesterday taken by immigration officials for deportation. He claimed arrival in New York six months ago but had no prior port of entry examination and was declared unlawfully in the country.
Thomas Diab, 20, arrested in the West End on suspicion by Inspectors Patterson and Norton, was found to be wanted on charges of larceny and forging and uttering. He is held for trial in $4000. He previously failed to appear last November after being freed on $300 bail.
Prompt states no exchanges no refunds nothing sent C O D or on approval and alterations charged for at cost. The note emphasizes strict sale conditions and buyer costs.
The passage explains how to reach Wolf's My Clothier from Haymarket Square Adams Square Scollay Square and Friend-Union Street stations on the Subway.
Morning purchases at Wolf's My Clothier corner Hanover and Portland streets receive double stamps until noon. After 12 o'clock, customers earn single stamps on every purchase.
Joseph G. Robin former president of the Washington Savings Bank faced a Supreme Court trial in New York charged with stealing 27000 from the savings bank and alleged to have misappropriated 207000 overall. Six jurors were chosen.
The prisoner Robin faced sanity challenges as counsel Jerome argued incapacity to confer with counsel. Judge Seabury ruled the trial must continue after a prior jury verdict of sanity. Talesmen questioned, Robin showed little interest, eyes closed, amid a hostile crowd at lunch and evening adjournment.
Chief Hiram Brown of Natick police aims to gather evidence for further prosecutions over cat thefts for dissection at colleges. He lacks direct proof tying Wel lesley College authorities to the raids as warrants were limited to the janitor. Harvard Medical School officials say cat origins are unclear though donors claim lawful sourcing. the Anti Vivisection League protests amid missing cats list.
James F. Farrall aged 49 testified on sentencing after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the death of Jame H. Lawson. He revealed he married last Saturday to the woman who testified as Mrs Farrall. Judge Jenneys imposed a sentence of two and a half years in the House of Correction.
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