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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1912

Page

2

Cambridge Lawn Party Aids Neighborhood House Fund

A Cambridge lawn party at 168 Brattle Street featured rides, games, dances, and a Pinafore scene to raise funds for the Cambridge Neighborhood House. Prominent university figures attended. proceeds support sending district children to a summer camp at Hiram Dale Farm, Westford.

Jinniksha Brattle Street Cambridge Hiram Dale Dunstable Westford Massachusetts Adalene Moffat Neighborhood House Boston Moore Street James Ford Harvard Edward Cummings Old South Church John Graham Brooks Stoughton Bell Robert Walcott Elizabeth Piper Brattsh Street

Delightful Time With Donkey Rides and Sleight of Hand

Children enjoyed a lively afternoon with donkey rides and Indian jinrikshas. They competed to toss rings onto various figures as objects appeared and vanished under a sleight of hand. An afternoon tea followed in the sun.

Taken From Jail and Sentenced for Theft

Robert Hicks, 28, was brought from Charles street jail and arraigned before Judge Parmenter in Municipal Court for larceny of a $35 watch and a $20 ring from Phoebe W. Richards of Union Park. Richards testified the items were obtained by him on the promise of repair. He was given an additional three months to the four months sentence he is already serving.

Robert Hicks Charles Street Parmenter Phoebe W. Richards Union Park

Martina MacArthur Weds Alexander Stephens in Cambridge

Miss Martina MacArthur niece of Mr and Mrs C J MacArthur married Alexander Stephens of Spokane Washington last night at 34 Prince street Cambridge Rev John I Campbell officiated Clara MacArthur sister of the bride attended. William Moxon of Cambridge was best man. The couple will reside in Spokane after their honeymoon.

Martina MacArthur C. J. MacArthur Prince Street Cambridge Alexander Stephens Spokane Wash John I. Campbell Clara MacArthur William Moxon

Salem captain elected for Exeter baseball next year

Exeter New Hampshire June 12 Martin J Donovan of Salem Massachusetts catcher on the Phillips Exeter team for the past two years was elected captain of next year's team tonight.

Exeter N. H Martin J. Donovan Salem Mass Phillips Exeter

Health Advice Urges Laxatives As Natural Aid

Promoter argues laxatives are sometimes necessary to aid nature and prevent disease, stressing routine use only as appropriate and within medical guidance. The statement frames laxatives as preventive tools rather than remedies, urging caution and personal health awareness.

Morgan Put Up Cash to End Panic in 1907

R H Thomas testified before the Pujo committee on the nightmarish 1907 run on call money. He recounted seeking relief from James Stillman who directed him to J P Morgan to obtain twenty five million dollars to stabilize markets.

Morgan New York J. P. Morgan R. H. Thomas The Stock Exchange Pujo Money Trust Thomas James Stillman National City Bank Stillman

Morgan Loan to Ease Panic Reported in Testimony

Witness describes Morgan loan of 25 million dollars to be divided among banks. The move allegedly relieved market panic within minutes as call money rates fell. James B. Mahon defends NYSE actions and punishment of manipulation including S. B. Chapin.

Morgan The Stock Exchange

Sugar Trust Leader Read In Probe Of Beet Sugar Pact

New York reports show a Havemeyer letter suggesting a plan to curb beet sugar competition in Colorado. The document discussed Morgan County factory plans and Dyer of Cleveland, with Morey of Denver testifying about control of Great Western Sugar Company. Morey denied American Sugar Refining Company influence over Great Western’s management.

New York H. O. Havemeyer Colorado Sugar Trust Morgan County Col Havemeyer Edwin IF. Dyer Cleveland More Great Western Sugar Company Morey American Sugar Refining Company

Vesta Victoria Repeats as Bride Heads to Europe

English singer Vesta Victoria, now Mrs Herbert Terry, is traveling to Europe with her husband. The couple arrived in New York aboard the Caronia on May 18, with Victoria using her stage name Kate Lawrence and keeping her private business and address concealed from vaudeville managers.

New York Vesta Victoria Europe Herbert Terry Edward Terry Hotel Victoria

Brockton Girl Weds Canadian in Quebec Love Match

In Brockton on June 12 Miss Marion Godbout of 370 Forest Avenue wed Joseph P. Pagean after a long distance romance sparked during a Quebec visit. They married at Sacred Heart Church and will reside in Quebec. a special permit waived five days’ notice. Philip Turcotte served as the bride’s escort.

Brockton Quebec Canada Marion Godbout Forest Avenue Joseph P. Pagean Sacred Heart Church J. M. O. Genest Godbout Sacred Heart Parochial School Miss Godbout Cupid

Married in New York on Caronia with Victoria and Terry

Miss Victoria and her husband claim a prior England wedding while friends say they wed in New York soon after her arrival. The singer, famed for Waiting at the Church and Poor John, had a London manager ex-husband from whom she divorced for cruelty. Mr Terry reportedly had previous marriage and divorce.

Victoria England Miss Victoria John Euston Music Hall London Terry

Hazers Chain Newlyweds in Public Joke

Mrs Edwin H Clark Jr narrates a Philadelphia nuptial hazing incident after a noon Methodist Episcopal Church wedding. Friends locked them with a waist chain and rode 77 miles to Washington aboard a train, the baggage master freeing them at arrival as bystanders laughed at the stunt.

Philadelphia Edwin H. Clark, Jr Methodist Episcopal Curch Edwin Liberty Washington

Thrilling cliffhanger in next Sunday's instalment

Vague praise hints at a highly exciting upcoming segment in the continuing story. Readers are promised a dramatic development that will meet high expectations set by prior installments.

James Montgomery Flagg Earth

Son-in-law Held Without Bail in Maine Murder Case

The Rev. Charles Emelius of New Sweden is charged with murder in the death of August Jacobson of Presque Isle. He was held without bail after a preliminary hearing before a trial justice. The grand jury will convene in Houlton in November.

Presque Isle Charles Emelius New Sweden August Jacobson Houlton

Pastor Arrested in Swedish Note Forgery Case

A year after Jacobson’s death on his farm four bullet wounds were found. A note on a fishing pole suggested self inflicted death, but investigators doubted it. Handwriting expert Hingston testified the Swedish note’s body matched Jacobson while the signature was forged. Emelius, about 20, a Lutheran pastor at New Sweden who married Jacobson’s daughter last fall, was arrested after the expert’s testimony.

Jacobson William ¥. Hingston Boston Emelius Lutheran Church New Sweden

Cold storage for furs defeats moths in vault plan

Henry Siegel Company promotes cold storage for furs to prevent moth damage. Garments hang on individual pegs for air flow, avoiding crushing. Vaults stay below freezing, are moth proof, burglar and fire proof, and insure each fur for full value against damage or loss.

Henry Siegel Company Siegel

Episcopalian Church Names General Secretary

The General Board of the Episcopal Church elected William E. Gardiner of Boston as general secretary at the meeting held in Philadelphia at the church house on One Hundred Twenty-eighth and Walnut streets.

Philadelphia Penn General Board The Episcopal Church Church House One Hundred Twenty-eighth and Walnut Streets William E. Gardiner Boston

Poslam Soap Promoted by Emergency Laboratories

Poslam Soap offers a pure soap base with Poslam included, advertised as antiseptic and germicidal. Claiming to heal eczema and skin troubles, it markets as a safe nursery soap suitable for tender infant skin, with a large lasting cake priced at 25 cents and samples available from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.

West 25Th St New York City

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