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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1912
Page
3
Back Bay residents face up to a year's imprisonment or a $250 fine for abandoning cats as summer resort crowds depart. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals vows action, with hundreds of stray cats killed each season. Placards offering 20 reward dollars will soon announce tips leading to arrests.
George B. Cluett founder of the collar industry and head of Cluett Peabody Co died at his Troy home. He established charities including hospitals and clubs for boys and funded Labrador Mission ship missions with Dr Wilfred Grenfeld. He spent winters in Palm Beach Florida.
Harro offers hand tailored summer and mid summer suits at 12.50 each, down from 15. The H. Harrison Company lists 662 to 672 Washington Street as the seller.
Judge Pierce in Middlesex County Equity session heard Edith M. Bolster file charges naming a divorce corespondent after John N. Bolster had a decree nisi. The case could block the decree nisi from becoming absolute if the charges are substantiated under the new rule.
In Los Angeles June 8 1925 the Darrow trial was halted when J H Leavitt suffered a sudden illness believed to be appendicitis. He received care from two doctors and the court adjourned the trial until Monday.
The body of Mrs. Mary Sheehan, a widow aged, was found in the second level canal late today. She was last seen wandering near the canal at 2 am and is believed to have died by her own action amid illness and despondency. Several children are left.
More than a thousand passengers embark for Europe today on two ships leaving at 10 o'clock. The White Star liner Cretic carries 800 to Mediterranean ports, and the Leyland liner Devonian sails for Liverpool with about 150. Passengers include honeymoon couples, teachers, and students. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Rockett are among those in the Cretic saloon. The Devonian trip is chartered by the Bureau of University Travel for educators and professors.
Local advertisement promotes a large boys department at S H Harrison Co Boston. Hundreds of boys suits for ages 8 and under priced at 98 cents and up to $2.49 with knicker suits in brown, gray, and blue serge fabrics.
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