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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1911
Page
3
Nevada Legislature defeats a one year residence requirement for divorce. The Colony in Reno sends word of victory to east fashion centers as couples rush to obtain quick divorces. The piece follows the rapid spread of divorce settlements and alimony realities across West and Palm Beach clubs.
Margaret Shine and Charles Denton were arrested on East Dedfram Street for allegedly stealing a skirt from a Washington Street store. Officers learned of a warrant for them charging theft of an overcoat and $35 from Temple Street Tuesday night.
New York on March 1 reports May Ward Bernstein also known as May Ward filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition. She lists liabilities of 2310 dollars unsecured with no assets, describing the debts as old.
The Finance Commission rejected House Bill 828 pushing Mechanic Arts High School as an independent industrial school. It warned the measure could set a dangerous, costly precedent forcing state aid and followable by other cities, despite current powers of the school committee and State Board of Education.
Estate valued at 26000 wills 5000 bequest to her brother David W. Gates with 2000 plus keepsake items. One half of the remainder goes to the New England Branch of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society and the other half to the New England Branch of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M. E. Church.
Cliftondale March 1 Rev. Harry C. Adams was tonight installed pastor of the First Congregational Church. The service was conducted by a group of ministers including George L. Parker Salem Charles S Bodwell Danvers Austin Rice Wakefield DeWitt S Clark D D Salem Emery Burb er D D Lynn Norman McKinnon Middleboro Leslie S Greeley Marblehead and Gerhardt A Wilson Swampscott. The services were largely attended.
The Boston fishing schooner Regina returned to port at 2 30 P M with all gear and spar saved after a mishap on the Georges Banks run. Captain Jeremiah Shea guided the vessel in safely to market a portion of 69 000 pounds of fish after the bail iron band at the foremost head snapped, sending the bowsprit overboard while under full sail.
The third annual archdiocesan convention of the American Federation of Catholic Societies will convene at Catholic Union Hall Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock. Attendees include officers and executive committee members, county federation boards, and 20 delegates from each county, plus delegates from parishes, Catholic organizations, and unaffiliated groups.
The Adam Glover house, cited as Quincy’s oldest structure and possibly among the state’s oldest, was razed to clear space for a modern residence for Charles Ford. Erected circa 1678 by Theophilus Curtis, the landmark disappears from the cityscape.
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