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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
3
Merrill H. Browne of Hampton with his father was found in contempt by Judge Jenney in the Superior Court equity session for failure to pay alimony to his wife. He was committed to Charles Street jail.
In Superior Court and Supreme Court actions, Clarence W. Rowley filed a habeas corpus petition on behalf of Brown against Sheriff John Quinn claiming unlawful detention and seeking release. Brown faces alimony arrears of 3137 and an attachment risk as his three year capias lapses after three months. Trials progress amid a multi-incident shipboard tale of passengers including Louis Berger of Chicago and the Falkinson family, culminating in the Cymric’s late departure and a busy passenger list.
Harvard's senior class, about to graduate, faces uncertain futures. Of 143 undecided graduates, many will enter business or law, while 34 become teachers, 26 engineers, and several pursue manufacturing, farming, ministry, architecture, journalism, diplomacy, forestry, mining, the army, social service, politics or literature. Some heirs may do nothing but society duties.
A 14 year old New Bedford boy narrowly missed a Liverpool voyage on the White Star liner Cymric when he was swept from the pier as the ship pulled away. Harold Falkinson was caught by a longshoreman who tossed him aboard to the arms of his parents on the moving ship.
The Roger Conant statue, moved from the Museum of Fine Arts Boston to a boulder on Washington Street Salem, was unveiled. About five hundred people attended from Boston for dedicatory exercises with Governor Foss, Governor Aram J. Pothier of Rhode Island, U.S. Rep. A. P. Gardner, and mayors Hurley of Salem and McDonald of Beverly. Hurley delivered the acceptance and Pothier gave the principal address.
New York June 17 Christian Leden a Norwegian explorer arrived today on the Kaiser Wilhelm II to head an expedition into Alaska to study the Indian and the Eskimo He has twice before conducted explorations in northern regions of the American hemisphere as the representative of universities abroad.
Advertisement notes Graves grain alcohol sold in sealed bottles with emphasis on quality and prohibition era style language. Branding suggests established liquor product featured for consumer purchase.
Our club plan offers a thorough test of the Sweeper-Vac with emphasis on avoiding later disappointment. It highlights the product under review and showcases a complete carpet sweeping demonstration to prove performance.
A carpet sweeper was found set in place rather than fixed, highlighting potential concerns about stability. Officials note the situation will be observed and may illustrate important implications for future installations.
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