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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1915
Page
6
George L. Mayberry, attorney for the Boston and Maine trustees, secured an $11 000 fee for legislative work. The payments for legislative services filed at the State House show the 1915 session included his fee. John F. Cusick received $4 750 from various parties.
Judge Marcus P Knowlton filed that Mayberry was paid 11000 for work on Boston and Maine reorganization bills filed in Massachusetts Maine New Hampshire and Vermont this year. Trustees say the work aided the railroad and the road should pay. Other statements show payments to various individuals and firms for legislative services and counsel in dairy, tax, and theater related legislation.
Eugene H. Arnold 32 of Back Bay was arrested by Inspector Thomas Lynch on larceny four checks totaling 1482.40. Police allege Eva M. Bartlett withdrew deposits from Springfield banks and asked Arnold to deposit them at Old Colony Trust. Arnold allegedly received the money June 25 and deposited it in another bank in his own name, failing to restitution.
The Post highlights Phoebe Gray's Little Sir Galahad as a successor to Pollyanna tales, detailing the story of a frail boy whose serenity and faith shape a virtuous arc. It frames Mary Alice Brown’s hardship, Francis Willett’s aid, and Martha Thomas’s resilient household as backdrop to a tale of kindness and upright character.
Professor H B Shenton of Columbia University told more than 200 New England Epworth League delegates that the church must confront labor issues in humanity’s interest. He urged equal rights, living wages, leisure, decent housing, and cautioned against wealth distribution schemes without social goodwill and Christian stewardship. The five day institute at Lasell Seminary, Auburndale, continues through Sunday with delegates from 50 Epworth leagues.
In a rustic scene Charlie and his father debate a hen's two eggs found in Clucky's nest while Martha plans chores. Mary Alice Brown wakes from a vivid dream of a clean room, realizing she must face her duties as nurse, laundress, and housekeeper.
A transcontinental talk between Boston and San Francisco will last about thirty minutes on Tuesday. Experts will discuss leather and shoe trades as part of National Leather Industries Day at the Panama Pacific Exposition. The event is organized by the New England Shoe and Leather Association and the National Leather and Shoe Finders Association.
Frank B. Sanborn known as the Sage of Concord avoids arrest as Chief William Craig holds a contempt warrant. Sanborn will be summoned to appear in court on a date set for his case, likely next week, with trial tentative.
A historic note explains how long a cafe meal hour lasts and when a meal hour applies. It clarifies whether a room used mainly for liquor sales can be considered for meals, with focus on club sandwiches and beer and how proprietors seek a practical diagram of the rule.
E J Slattery Secretary to the Mayor replies to Coulthurst at City Hall July 2. He rebuts claims on payrolls pensions and tax rates, argues increases largely from laborers wages and mothers pension act, and defends mayor Curley’s fiscal actions and pay restoration.
A novena for Our Lady of Mount Carmel begins July 7 at the Carmelite Convent Roxbury with plenary indulgence for five attendances and confession. Devotions begin next Friday at Sacred Heart Watertown and St Brigid Framingham. Xaverian retreat ends today at St John's Danvers led by Rev T A Emmett SJ. St Vincent’s South Boston Young Ladies Library Association plans an excursion to Gloucester led by Miss Margaret Shea. New St Edward Montello church expected to be finished by Oct 1 with cost about 80000 and Oct 18 feast day. Newly ordained priests from Rome expected in Boston aboard the next steamer. studied in Rome’s North American College.
Four miners were killed and two seriously injured in a cave-in at the South Canon mine near Clen Wood Springs Colorado. Names given include Jack Hart Andy Bergman and Vincent Smerkle. Cause of the accident was not determined.
Grace Church in Everett hosts a 7 p m patriotic service with Mayor Bruce addressing the gathering and a large vested choir conducted by William Burbank with Miss Bessie Levine and Rose McAllister of Boston assisting.
Joseph L. Lynch a longtime Cambridge real estate figure died at his home 1 Beacon Street Cambridge after a period of ill health following a scarlet fever illness in recent weeks. He was also a formerly noted athlete.
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