Huey Defeats Hahman In World Three-Cushion Match
William Huey of Chicago beat John Hahman of Minneapolis 50 to 46 in 71 innings in the world champion three cushion billiard tournament. Huey had a high run of 6 while Hahman made a 5.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1915
Page
2
William Huey of Chicago beat John Hahman of Minneapolis 50 to 46 in 71 innings in the world champion three cushion billiard tournament. Huey had a high run of 6 while Hahman made a 5.
An advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion for bronchial coughs and bronchitis. It claims the product strengthens the body while easing respiratory symptoms and fighting the underlying cold. The note ends with the Bloomfield New Jersey company address.
The day’s key witness George E. Cabot repeatedly said he did not remember events, drawing laughter in court. The trial also featured new appraisal figures for Cabot’s estate, with a Corot painting valued initially at 5000 dollars and later estimates approaching 50 000 dollars, plus questions about Mrs. Cabot’s jewelry and prior appraisals.
In a session focused on Cabot's will, questions arose about executorship and gifts to heirs. Testimony indicated no firm decisions on leaving property to daughters or grandchildren or tying up the estate by law. The day's proceedings concluded without further resolution.
George E. Cabot testified about property matters and his knowledge of Mrs. Bartel and Mrs. Briggs. He described Mulitple estates at Cotuit and Mt. Vernon street, a mortgage, and a 157 token reference. He recalled appraisals, jewelry, and a typewritten document, with limited memory of prior meetings and conversations.
The upcoming Sunday Post Magazine features a riotous Shorty story by Sewell Ford full of humor and lively action. The piece promises entertaining escapades and crisp wit that fit the magazine's light, engaging tone.
A reprint cites Metchnikoff research linking intestinal poisoning to chronic illness and claims surgery once cured tuberculosis joint disease. It promotes the J B L Cascade enema as a pure warm water cleanse now shown by Riker Jaynes Drug Stores with a free booklet.
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