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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1916
Page
5
The Rae Tanzer defense was outlined in the perjury trial in New York today. Ex-Lieutenant-Governor Lewis S. Chanler addressed the jury and Dora Tanzer Rae’s sister testified as a witness.
Mr Chanler argued experts would show letters attributed to Oliver Osborne were by James W Osborne. Harold Spielberg claimed U S Attorney H Snowden Marshall would shield James W Osborne, backing the government. Rae Tanzer’s perjury indictment followed changes in her testimony as Dora Tanzer identified James W Osborne in court. The trial resumes tomorrow morning.
Teams reported yesterday at Ford Hall that they have raised $6607.50 since Saturday leaving about $3500 to reach the $35000 pledged by ten men last Friday. Team 6 led by C. W. Davidson and N. W. Dennett promised $1000 each with others pledging amounts from $500 to $50 securing the total. The fund will finance a new building on Dover street and create an endowment to ensure permanency for the Union Rescue Mission, with strong public support and praise from the Boston press.
The labor committee of the American Newspaper Publishers' Association met in Indianapolis with officers of the International Typographical Union to discuss terms for replacing the expiring five year contract. Both sides favor renewal while negotiating future relations and paper price pressures threaten higher ad rates or subscriptions or closure for many papers.
Sergeant Ralph W. Robart of A Company Eighth Regiment married Edith Whitemore in Nashua New Hampshire on April 8. The ceremony was kept private possibly due to the militiaman call to arms.
The Bucentaur trip prompted a permanent landing on the Cambridge waterfront. Donated to the city, the pier in front of the new building was built specifically for the Bucentaur landing and cost $1000.
Miss Sylva de la Parra weighed 684 pounds at birth to Dr. and Mrs. de la Parra of 215 Harvard Avenue Allston. The baby and mother were reported doing well by Dr. Briard of Commonwealth Avenue who oversaw the delivery.
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