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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1917
Page
21
In Concord New Hampshire three other bequests of 1000 dollars each go to local churches and charities. The Margaret Pillsbury General Hospital and the New Hampshire Centennial Home for the Aged receive 5000 dollars each from the will of Mrs Mary A Powell filed for probate today.
Max Klemerman drove a loaded junk wagon through Haymarket yesterday when an observer spotted an American flag sewn to the wagon that was filled with rags. A summons was served ordering him to appear in court next Thursday morning for desecration charges.
Henry E. Hagan City Council member testified in Boston Superior Court that he wrote the December 3 1915 letter replying to James A. Watson attacks published in the Post. He said the letter aimed at Watson’s conduct in council and at campaign rhetoric, with broader implications for the 1915 election and local politics.
Sue Hall of State's Tax Gatherers Attorney-General Attwill prepares to sue about half of the city and town collectors to recover taxes for 1913 and earlier years. Officials say collectors and their sureties are personally liable for taxes of three years and more back that they failed to collect.
Two candidates for the forthcoming constitutional convention withdrew their names at the Secretary of State office yesterday Elihu Stone filed in the 19th Suffolk district and William N Nash in the ninth Worcester district The deadline for filing is 5 o'clock this evening Advertisement Doctors say colds are contagious and isolated care is advised Father John’s Medicine is promoted as a safe non alcoholic remedy for colds and throat troubles aimed at all ages
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