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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1912

Page

9

Juror Contempt Case In Massachusetts Factory

F E Swett of Southbridge Ameri can Optical Company faced contempt of court charges in Pittsfield for writing to Mt. Washington employee Patterson to ignore jury summons. Judge Crosby ruled employers cannot block jury service and left the case open for six months with possible sentence if Patterson does not return to work.

Pittsfield F. E. Swett Southbridge American Optical Company R. I. Patterson Mt. Washington Patterson John C. Crosby Swett Crosby

Jail Term for Autoist Dalton in Liquor Case

Samuel Dalton of Newton was found guilty by Judge Bennett in Police Court of operating an automobile while drunk. He will serve 30 days at the Charles Street jail.

Samuel Dalton Newton Charles Street Bennett

Puccini Opera Glows In Boston Production

Puccini's Girl of the Golden West at the Boston Opera House wowed with lavish orchestration and strong singing led by Carmen Melita as the heroine, Zenatello as Johnson, and Moranzoni conducting. The cast delivered solid performances, and the production drew praise for its musical depth and stage coherence.

Puccini C. Montella R. Fornari Jake Wallace Jose Mardones Castro Bernard Olshansky Riccardo Ghidini Robert Moranzoni Zenatello’sa Johnson Moranzoni Moranzoni. Mr. Moranzoni Conti Lankow Olshansky

HYOMEI Croup Remedy Ad for Home Use

A home croup remedy advises keeping HYOMEI on hand and using steam inhalation from boiling water with 30 drops of the solution. The ad claims life-saving benefit and provides full instructions in each package. It promotes a 50-cent bottle HYOMET sold by druggists and notes money back satisfaction.

Ex-Speaker Cole Defends Strikers at Franklin Birthday Event

John N. Cole of Andover, former Speaker, spoke at the City Club during the 206th birth anniversary of Benjamin Franklin. He defended Lawrence strikers, criticizing their description as scum by the Franklin Typographical Society and the Boston Typothetac Board of Trade.

John N. Cole Andover House of Representatives Benjamin Franklin Franklin Typographical Society Boston Typothetac Board of Trade Lawrence

Franklin Typographical Society dinner honors Lincoln era ties

A Boston gathering of printers marked the 248th anniversary of an ancestor’s voyage from England and praised future acceptance of Lawrence strikers, as J Stearns Cushing presented $1665 in gold to the Franklin Typographical Society and awarded a gold medallion to George H Ellis. The event featured speeches by J Stearns Cushing Levi Greenwood John N Cole and Edward Hazewell. The 26th Franklin birthday observance followed at the Hotel Nottingham with D A R officials in attendance.

England Lawrence Poles J. Stearns Cushing United Typothetae of America Franklin Typographical Society Cushing George H. Ellis Albert W. Finlay William J. Thomas Leonard Raymond H. Wellington John M. Graham J. W. Phinney John N. Cole A. W. Finlay Edward W. Hazewell John Kinnard Malcolm Knock Newton Newkirk A. H. Marchant John Thomas Martin P. Higgins Mr. Cole Andover Townsman Andover Press Kenis Ellis Franklin Lawrence Cole Boston Typothetae Franklin Society Governor's Council Mr. Cushing Boston Benjamin Franklin John Paul Jones Daughters of the American Revolution Nottingham Charles H. Masury Charles G. Chick Hattie Wilkins Marion Howard Brazier Daily Press Richard J. Lane Mary White Mullen Mary R. Tracy Mary H. Sheedy John Z. Kelly Edward A. McGonagle Cecile White Mary Kent Lawrence B. O’connor John FH. Burke Society

Port Directors Move Head Office to Broad Street

The Port Directors plan to locate their headquarters in the Marshall building at Broad and Central streets near the Custom House and waterfront. Harry R. Wellman was appointed secretary, coming from the Chamber of Commerce as assistant secretary.

Port Directors Marshall Building State Street Custom House Port Directors of Boston Harry R. Wellman Wellman Chamber of Commerce

Ladies Night a Big Success for Charitable Irish Society

The Charitable Irish Society hosted an informal banquet at Hotel Brunswick with 300 members and guests from across the state and near Boston. President Patrick O Loughlin praised the event as a permanent, yearly feature and toasted the women who uplift homes and the nation.

Hotel Brunswick Richard J. Lane Boston Patrick O'Loughlin

Bennett Granted Verdict In Note Forgery Suit

Poco Bennett, known for discounting Harvard student notes, won a verdict of 2533.80 against George P. Bowler who forged his brother’s name on most notes. Bowler was sent to the Reformatory after admitting payment on an $1800 note with interest for six years and nine months.

Bean Arrested on Larceny Charge in Flour Firm Heist

Ernest H. Bean of 171 West Newton Street was arrested yesterday afternoon by Captains Armstrong and McGarr after alleged theft of 2200 dollars from Washburn Crosby Company at 126 State Street. He is said to have collected funds from customers and failed to remit them to his employers.

Ernest H. Bean West Newton Street Armstrong and McGarr Washburn Crosby Company State Street

Boston Boot and Shoe Club hosts suffrage talk

Mrs. Charles Park, secretary of the Boston Equal Suffrage Association, spoke at the Boston Boot and Shoe Club’s annual ladies night reception and banquet at Hotel Somerset. Alfred W. Donovan noted the event’s open minded discussion of equal suffrage with guests including Mrs. George H. Page and Col. and Mrs. William H. French.

Charles Park Boston Equal Suffrage Association Boston Boot and Shoe Club Hotel Somerset Alfred W. Donovan Quinn George H. Page George B. Gallup Charles CC. Hoyt William H. French Alfred DiPisa Agnes Ryan Florence Luscomb

Pinex and Sugar Syrup Remedy for Cough

A popular home cough syrup recipe claims to beat store bought remedies cost-effectively. Mix a pint of sugar syrup with a pint of warm water, add 2 1/2 ounces Pinex, shake, and take a teaspoonful every one to three hours. Describes pine extract as key and guarantees satisfaction or refunds.

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