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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1916

Page

11

Maynard sues over fake Chippendale chairs

Ross H. Maynard, a music teacher, sued Louis Rosenthal and Jacob and William Alpert in Municipal Civil Court to recover 1550 paid for ten chairs and a settee sold as genuine Chippendale furniture. Witnesses said the sellers boasted they had “put one over” on Maynard and Pauly confirmed signing a letter for Mrs. Watkins.

Ross H. Maynard Boylston Street Maynard Municipal Civil Court Murray Louis Rosenthal William Alpert Jacob Alpert Charles Street Rosenthal & Alpert Charlotte N. C Laconia N. H Nashua G. B. Watkins R. Pauly Watkins Rosenthal Alperts Mrs. Watkins Pauly

Maynard accuses sellers of misrepresenting antique furniture

Maynard says defendants claimed the chairs and settee were genuine period pieces or heirlooms. He shows a letter said to be from Mrs. Watkins of Nashua New Hampshire dated May 4 1916 advising on a sale of ten chairs and a sofa claiming grandfatherly provenance.

Maynard G. B. Watkins Nashua N. H William Alpert Bill

The Surgery of the War by Burton J. Hendrick

A preview notes Burton J. Hendrick discusses the surgery of the war in the upcoming Sunday Post Magazine. It highlights medical victories amid terrors and heart rendering sorrows of conflict.

Burton J. Hendrick Sunday Post

Balky Burros Star Fete on Warren Estate Lawn

Gentle persuasion, watching and then force were used in vain yesterday afternoon on two Mexican burros imported for a fete held to aid the Denison House. The event took place on Miss Cornelia Warren’s Waltham estate as rain threatened.

Warren Estate Denison House Boston Cornelia Warren Waltham Wailtham Republic Champetre Denison Mexico

Burros of George Balked at the Rain

Two burros owned by George balked at rainfall during turnout. The incident notes the animals refused to move outside, delaying tasks and prompting discovery of shelter options for the livestock.

Burros Stand Ground At Rainy Estate Fete

Weston guests enjoyed rides from H D Lamson for five cents each before a sudden downpour. The two burros refused help, standing stubborn as scouts and girls tried to guide them to the barn, ruinous rain spoiling summer dresses of the Greater Boston set.

H. D. Lamson Weston Burros Greater

Denison House hosts village fair with dairy display and Hampton Court maze

Women attend despite weather as booths report strong sales and hundreds view performances. Miss Warren runs the model dairy praised as cleanest in the country, with a herd of over 200 cattle. Cedar Hill maze replicates Hampton Court puzzles with child escorts in costume guiding visitors.

Miss Warren Cedar Hill Hampton Court London Alice In Wonderland Five of Spades the Hatter the Rabbit Duchess Leslie Winslow Thatcher Winslow Winslow Tuttle Joseph Benedetto Deborah Sayles Denis

Telegraphers Before Board in Conciliation Hearing

Several discharged telegraphers appeared before the Board of Conciliation and Arbitration at the State House for an inquiry into conditions that threatened a strike. National conciliator Roland D. Mahoney of Washington participated, and hearings will continue with public admission likely on future sessions.

Board of Conciliation and Arbitration State House New York Roland D. Mahoney Washington

Dr Martin Becomes Theology Professor

The Rev Dr John J Martin, professor of Christian theology at Bangor Theological Seminary, was inducted into office tonight in Bangor Missouri. The ceremony was conducted by press agent David N Beach with greetings from faculty member Professor F B Denio.

Bangor, Mo John J. Martin Bangor Theological Seminary David N. Beach F. B. Denio

Cathedral to Confirm Large Converts Class at 9:30 Mass

Cardinal O'Connell will confirm a large class of converts from across the archdiocese at the 9:30 mass in the Cathedral of the Holy Cross on Saturday June 17. Several hundred adults are expected in the first cathedral class drawn from all churches in the archdiocese.

Cardinal O’connell Cathedral of the Holy Cross

The Idea That Got Me My Raise

Reader appeal touts foresight initiative and industry as keys to advancement. The piece promises easy progress if one adopts these qualities and mentions guidance on page 7 of the upcoming issue.

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