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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1914

Page

3

Jury Gets Balm Case in Roxbury

Miss Margaret Clarke of 167 Warren Avenue Roxbury sues Henry J Woodberry of 58 Humboldt Avenue for 25000 heart balm. The case went to the jury under Judge Brown with no verdict at adjournment. Clarke denied all charges, while counsel argued over the marriage promise contract and its enforceability.

Margaret Clarke Warren Avenue Roxbury Henry J. Woodberry Humboldt Avenue Brown Miss Clarke H. L. Baker Woodberry Samuel Carver

President of Bar Assn Dies in New York at 76

John Lambert Cadwalader longtime attorney and former assistant secretary of state under Hamilton Fish died in New York at age 76 He served as president of the New York City Bar Association and led the New York Public Library He was a trustee of the Carnegie Institution in Washington and of Princeton University

New York John Lambert Cadwalader Hamilton Fish The Bar Association of New York City New York Public Library Carnegie Institution At Washington Princeton University

Curfew Bill Dies In Senate Amid Other Senate Actions

The curfew measure to keep under sixteen off streets after 9 pm died on a voice vote in the Senate after opposition from the social welfare committee. The Senate also passed a savings bank dividend timing bill 17 to 6 and extended a vagrant shelter provision statewide. Governor Walsh named James G. O'Shea as western district district attorney and Frederick J. Stimson as State library trustee. Herbert Thorndike was named Plymouth County master in chancery and Captain John H. Frost Port of Boston pilot commissioner, with Thorndike’s appointment awaiting confirmation.

General Court Senate Committee On Social Welfare Bagley Boston House Worcester James G. O'Shea Holyoke Walsh Christopher T. Callahan Superior Court Frederick J. Stimson State Library J. C. Benton O'Shea Callahan Boston University Law School Baltimore Mr. Stimson Harvard Herbert €. Thorndike East Bridgewater Plymouth County John H. Frost Hyannis Thorndike

GetS-It Corn Treatment Promises Quick Relief

An advertorial note touts GETS-IT as the sole effective enemy of corns offering instant relief in two seconds. It claims painless action with no damage to healthy flesh, also noting wart and bunion disappearance. Sold at 25 cents a bottle via E Lawrence & Co Chicago and by Riker Jaynes Drug Stores in Boston.

E. Lawrence & Co Chicago Boston

Daisy the counting horse wins parade and hearts

Daisy the Boston horse can count to prove her age and repeats the count with the other foot on command. John J. Bergh and Moulton & Holmes showcase her as a model of kindness. Daisy survived a death sentence last June and won a blue ribbon a medal and a gold piece at a recent work horse parade.

Daisy John J. Bergh Great Army of Boston Teamsters Moulton & Holmes Prac Bergh

Gardner State colony trustees named and pardon of Estes debated

Amie H. Coes of Worcester and Alice M. Spring of Fitchburg are named trustees of the Gardner State colony. The council votes to pardon Naniene Estes a colored woman serving a 15 year sentence for man slaughter. The House begins first test on a constitutional convention bill following Governor Walsh recommendation. Debate continues as adjournment looms. The convention aims to propose amendments to be approved by the people and may prompt a Supreme Court opinion on its powers.

Amie H. Coes Worcester Alice M. Spring Fitchburg Gardner State Colony Naniene Estes Walsh Supreme Court

Lawmakers Weigh Billboard Regulation Proposal

The committee on constitutional amendments heard arguments on a measure granting Legislature power to regulate display of signs on public or private property. Amos Weston urged prohibition near scenic spots while supporters included Edward Hartman Herbert Kellaway Senator Nichols and others. Opponents cited ex-Senator Joseph Flynn and Lewis Bonelli representing a land development group.

Committee On Amos Weston Edward T. Hartman The Civic League Herbert J. Kellaway Boston Nichols Davis Elias P. Bishop Newton Centre

Emmanuel to Meet Kaiser in Venice Amid Balkan Tensions

King Victor Emmanuel and Emperor William plan a joint meeting in Venice on March 24 as the Kaiser travels to Corfu. If Empress Augusta Victoria joins, Queen Helena will greet her. The encounter is tied to Triple Alliance activity in the Balkans, notably Albania, and possible coordinated influence in the region.

Venice Italy Victor Emmanuel William Corfu Augusta Victoria Helena Balkan Albania Balkans Mediterranean

Kelley’s Army Has No Supper in California Camp

In Yolo county near the Sacramento River the Kelley army, marching toward Washington, D C, faced a food blockade as Sacramento County officials shut off supplies and barred crossing the bridge. Despite the order, supporters secretly provided meat bread and coffee to the camp twice daily.

Sacramento Cal Kelley Washington, D. C Yolo County Sacramento River Sacramento County

Noted Robber Webster Pardoned by Senate

Providence March 11 Arthur G Webster who served about 16 years of a 2 year sentence in the Portsmouth car barn robbery case was pardoned today by the Senate on Governor Pothier's recommendation by a 22 to 1 vote Senator Champlin opposed the pardon noting Webster was wanted in Missouri for murder at the time of conviction He cited prison records showing five infractions and seven years in isolation.

Providence Arthur G. Webster Portsmouth Senate Pothsier C. B. Champlin New Shoreham Webster Missouri

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