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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1916

Page

9

Contested will case in Superior Court over Mary Watson estate

Eleanor Sears of California sues alleging newfoundness of mind and undue influence after the will of Mary Watson, valued around ten thousand dollars, is contested. Frederick Thurston testifies about Watson’s hip injury and prolonged illness, with doctor noting no mind impairment from bed rest.

Mary Watson Eleanor M. Sears California Frederick P. Thurston Aspinwall Avenue Brookline Miss Watson Thurston

Policeman Life Highlighted in Sunday Post Magazine

A preview notes a double page of photos in the next Sunday Post Magazine showcasing what it means to lead a policeman’s life and how officers protect public safety.

Next Sunday Post

Wonderful Cures by X-Ray and Snow Pencil Claim Amazing Results

An Osmo-Chemic physicians office advertises X-Ray treatment and Snow Pencil as curing incurable diseases. Cases include cancer of the stomach and skin ailments cured after prior doctor failures, plus proofs of various conditions treated. The ad lists multiple Boston area names and notes ongoing and future publications of cures.

A. B. Litclfield Assinippi PB. D Norwell Mass J. W.tripp Sherbrooke Ave Braintreee Mass Walter L. Mason W. Rutland St Boston Walter Moegee Rive Hill Ave Mattapan L. W. Ross State St Delbert Hines Dartmouth St Everett Albert Kasanowski Wasthingten Place Roxbury

Girl at School Becomes Wife in Secret Elopement

Mrs. Aslen Tibbets of South Medford eloped with Jennie Ewing after posing as a schoolgirl at Medford High for six weeks. They obtained licenses in Milton and Boston, wed by a friend who was a justice of the peace, then returned home. The bride is not quite 18. both were Lincoln Grammar School alumni.

Aslen Tibbets South Medford Medford High School Jennie Ewing Tibbets Miss Ewing Medford Milton Boston William Ewing Elismere Terrace Benedict Ewing Daniel Tibbets Henry Street Lincoln Grammar School

Cottrell Buys N E Pathfinder Agency

Millard F. Cottrell, a Boston restaurateur, has purchased the Porter Motor Sales Company on Commonwealth Avenue. The new firm becomes the New England distributing center for Pathfinder the Great, the 12 cylinder car praised at the show. Cottrell says he backs the Pathfinder project as a pledge of straight business procedure.

Millard F. Cottrell Restaurateur Porter Motor Sales Company Commonwealth Avenue Cottrell Motor Car Company Mr. Cottrell Pathfinder the Great America

Deny all effort to swing Congress

Boston and Massachusetts officers of the National German American Alliance rejected claims that funds or influence were secretly used to sway U.S. legislation. They asserted neutrality and peace goals, urged warning against belligerent ship travel, supported arms export embargo, and denied any fundraising for congressional measures.

New York World United States Boston Massachusetts John A. Walz National German-American Alliance Alliance Germany Max Otto von Klock Congress

McManus Denies German Financing of Irish Convention

Former Representative P. Joseph McManus of Roxbury says German money did not fund the Friends of Irish Freedom convention in New York. He notes Montgomery Club delegates paid their own expenses, and the gathering supported U S loyalty first, Ireland second, with limited contributions raised.

France Humbert New York City P. Joseph McManus Roxbury Montgomery Club McManus United States Ireland

Reception to Father Lyons by Philo Matheia Club

About 100 members of the Philo matheia Club held a formal luncheon at the Hotel Vendome honoring Very Rev. Father Charles W. Lyons S J president of Boston College with Rev. Michael Jessup S J and Postmaster Murray as guests of honor. Mrs Edwin Arthur Shuman chaired the event and highlighted Catholic women's work for Boston College.

Philomatheia Club Hotel Vendome Charles W. Lyons S. J Boston College Michael Jessup Murray Edwin Arthur Shuman Boston Postmaster Murray Father Lyons Martha Moore Avery

Cambridge Lights Out Short Circuit Delays City Council

A citywide outage left Central square and several buildings in darkness for over two hours last night. The Cambridge City Council met at City Hall after 9 oclock due to a power failure caused by a short circuit in the section serving Police Station 2 and the Board of Trade.

Central Square Cambridge City Hall Board of Trade

Funeral Services for Mrs Sara E Engles

Funeral services were held at her home in Chelsea for Mrs Sara E Engles widow of Dr S A Engles U S N and daughter of James B Forsyth Chelsea sixth mayor. She was 77 and active in First Congregational Church and Old Ladies Home board. Burial followed at Woodlawn.

Sara E. Engles S. A. Engles James B. Forsyth Chelsea Washington Avenue

Typhoid Vaccination urged for Summer Travelers

Dr. W. H. Watters of Boston University advised in Evans Memorial Hall last night that travelers to the country should take typhoid vaccine or serum to gain immunity. The lecture urged all to become vaccinated and reduce travel risk.

W. H. Watters Boston University Evans Memorial Hall

City Budget Halts Wage Raises and New Jobs

City employees and reformers cry foul as the new segregated budget blocks wage increases and creation of new jobs by Mayor Curley this fiscal year. The measures spark dismay among job seekers and political activists alike.

Curley

Mayorbound Budget Ends Patronage in City Posts

The new city budget bars the Mayor from awarding jobs or raises except via promotions on vacancies. Payroll figures are fixed for the year, and appeals for higher pay are rejected. Department heads view the change as relief from constant requests.

Curley

Protestant Church News and Upcoming Speaker Events

Reports on church meetings in Dorchester and Chelsea with speakers Miss May B. Dickenson and Alfred H. Colby. Notes Rev. C. E. Watts's return to the University of Virginia and details of Unitarian mission week featuring Dr. Ulysses G. B. Pierce and other clergy. Also mentions dedication of First Congregational Church Toledo auditorium and Stockdale’s selection to preach.

Mothers and Homemakers’ Club of Dorchester Second Congregational Church Codman Square Division of Hygiene State Department of Health First Congregational Church Chelsea Alfred H. Colby Park Street Church Men’s Club Ulysses G. B. Pierce Boston All Soul’s Church Washington, D. C National Capitol Taft Pierce United States Senate King’s Chapel Paul Revere Frothingham Arlington Street Church Julian C. Jaynes West Newton Francis G. Peabody Frothingham Peabody Cen Ie A Allen A. Stockdale Union Congregational Church West Newton Street Columb Avenue First Congregational Church of Toledo, O Stockdale

Irish Convent Lace Sale For The Needy

Irish convent laces will be sold tomorrow from 10 a m to 10 p m at the Copley Plaza to aid needy lace workers in Ireland. Ruth Chatterton Mrs Beatrice Stivanello the Marchioness of Aberdeen and Boston society figures including Mrs W W Taff attend to promote the sale under the Royal Irish Industries Association of Dublin. Mrs Stivanello will sing operatic arias and other features will entertain attendees.

Copley Plaza Ireland Ruth Chatterton Beatrice Stivanello Marchioness of Aberdeen Boston Society W. W. Taff Royal Irish Industries Association of Dublin

Maude Hall Describes Spring Styles in Sunday Post

Maude Hall writes of spring fashions charmingly pictured in colors in the next Sunday Post.

Maude Hall Sunday Post

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