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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
5
The Rev Michael Ahern professor of chemistry at Boston College delivered a lecture before the Philomatheia Club on The Age of Man. Russian pianist Hans Whell performed various selections in the same event yesterday afternoon.
The ad touts Pierce's Corn Plasters as a sure remedy for corns, claiming they work anywhere on the foot and remove the corn cleanly. It guarantees money back through druggists and offers a dime trial package from Winthrop Sales Co. in New York City.
In St Paul Minnesota on May 31 the financier James J Hill was buried on his North Oaks farm near Pleasant Lake as rain drenched the scene. Mourners included leading railroad men and financiers while St Paul and Western interests paused with banks and railroad offices closed.
Colonel Charles Pfaff was chosen president of the Brewers Association of Massachusetts at last night’s annual officers election in Boston. Other officers include Vice-president Joseph T. Smith treasurer Albert Hayman and secretary Howard Noble, with a slate of directors from Boston New Bedford Worcester Lawrence Springfield Pittsfield and Brookline.
In a Cambridge Divorce Court Bob Wilson, 13, asked who he should live with. he replied I don’t know. Wilson seeks a divorce claiming his wife’s alleged infidelity. A niece of Mrs Wilson testified to an angry confrontation during a walk with Wilson.
The witness grew angry when asked about visits to Mr Wilson's apartments. She told Judge McLaughlin she considered the question an insult and asked for protection. She was excused from answering if her daughter caused trouble between Mr and Mrs Wilson. The judge said the case would be taken under advisement.
Patrolman Thomas D. Feeney of City Hall Avenue station died at St. Margaret's Hospital from acute peritonitis after an appendicitis operation Monday. A familiar Tremont row figure for 20 years, he was popular in the police department and reportedly refused sickness reports amid parade preparedness.
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