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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
2
A partial notice notes the marriage of a daughter of Deric B Holder of Cambridge to Walker, son of Joseph Walker of Jokline, with mentions of travel abroad and a later return. It references Edith W. from Will Month and other family ties, plus legal or social context about restrictions and conditions.
The Finance Commission opposes a bill to raise the sheriff’s salary from 300 to 4000 a year and discloses deputy fee collections. Sheriff Quinn protests the publicizing of deputy earnings and defends the fee system as a private matter, while noting his own salary include jail keeper pay and a house.
Great value sale at S. H. Harrison Co. 662 672 Washington St corner Beach. Suits 16 and 18 priced at 9.75. 20 suits 11. Silk yoke Balmacaan overcoats 18 value at 7.75. Blue serge suits 12.50 to 7.75. Men’s pants 4 at 1.98. Packard shoes 4 and 5 grade offered.
Governor Walsh and top state officials faced a rally of 93 lawmakers at the Quincy House dinner amid pledges of loyalty. Senators Timilty Tague and O Leary urged naturalization work while Donahue announced the state tax would stay under 9 million dollars after vetoes trimmed a higher forecast.
A. E. C. writes from Boston urging Salem and Beverly relief efforts seize the State Normal School to shelter rain struck citizens. He argues the donated school should be opened first to accommodate the flood of needy people and questions why it remains closed.
An illustrated ad promotes Wyspeplets by Hood as a remedy for stomach fermentation causing nausea belching and sour stomach. It claims prompt relief with a blend of digestives carminatives and correctives and markets ten cent boxes or a quarter rate at chemists.
In Rome on July 1 the Pope welcomed 550 Annapolis cadets and 25 officers with 50 sailors from battleships Missouri Idaho and Illinois now at Naples. The cadets and sailors were presented by the vice.
The rector of the American College in Rome received the apostolic benediction from the pope. Afterwards the officers met with Cardinal Merry del Val, the Papal Secretary of State, for a formal reception.
The Nevada Supreme Court sustains the Worthington case ruling that applicants for divorce must reside one year in Nevada before the courts acquire jurisdiction. The decision, handed down in Carson City, tests the constitutionality of the act as sent up from Reno District Court three months prior.
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