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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1915
Page
2
An ad promotes Poslam as a cure for eczema acne and itching with rapid relief after first use. It claims daily improvement and overnight clearing of pimples and inflamed skin. Free samples offered by Emergency Laboratories in New York.
Rear Admiral Thomas B. Howard raised the four star blue flag on the armored cruiser Colorado, flagship of the Pacific fleet, as the New Orleans saluted with 17 guns. The event marks the first admiral of the fleet to serve as Pacific commander in nearly a century.
Police and hotel managers in Boston seek a refined looking thief described as well dressed and capable of making a favorable impression. The man, seen at shows and conventions when hotels are crowded, is suspected of “working rooms” in hotels while posing as a courteous guest.
The three masted schooner L. A. Plummer, from Baltimore to Mystic, bound with six crew and phosphate, ran ashore near Little Egg Harbor, N J. This afternoon she remained in a dangerous position as life-saving crews stood by and coast guard cutter prepared to assist.
The Old Colony Trust Company appointed trustee by Judge James H. Flint of the Norfolk Probate Court oversees trusts of Lucius Tuttle properties. Trusts total $100,000 each for Ruth Miller James Downing Miller Mary Tuttle Miller Lucius Tuttle Hill and Effie Tuttle Hill with bond of $125,000 per trust.
All Grove Hall and Meeting House Hill Han Harrison avenue extension cars will operate on a temporary Washington street route to and from Boylston street beginning today due to sewer work at Beach street and Harrison avenue corner.
Harvard has rebuilt the Gray Herbarium in Cambridge within the Botanic Garden. The original 1864 structure for Asa Gray’s collection now features a Kidder wing, a library wing, and George Robert White laboratories. This new complex includes steel cases and a three story central room for valuable specimens and houses New England Botanical Club files and the M. K. Fernald office.
Giovanni Cimeccola pleaded guilty to manslaughter for causing Antonio Sonzino's death at 4 Fountain Place and received a prison term of five to six years imposed by Judge Aiken. Maria Sonzino, wife of the murdered man, was freed as her case was nol prossed by the district attorney.
The upcoming installment of The Flower of the Gorse in Sunday Post Magazine reveals the identities and motives of the people aboard the yacht. The serialized mystery deepens as clues unfold and tensions rise among the cast.
The Devotion of the Forty Hours opens with a solemn high mass at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross this morning. Cardinal O Connell is expected to preside at the mass and the blessed sacrament remains exposed until the closing high mass at 10 oclock Sunday morning. The altar features flowers and hundreds of candles will burn day and night. Cardinal O Connell will preside again Sunday and give the solemn benediction after the mass.
Albany March 11 The governor signed the bill repealing the anti alien clause of the New York labor law. The new act allows alien labor on public work when American labor is unavailable or unsatisfactory.
Pere Marquette Council No. 271 K of C hosts a free public forum at 3 p m Sunday in the South Boston municipal building. Michael J. Rohan of the Common Cause Society delivers the principal address. James P. Manning will preside. meetings occur every second Sunday.
A whist party at the parish house on Fields Corner Dorchester raised funds for the new St. Ambrose Church. Miss Anna Harman of the Young Ladies' Sodality directs this first event in a planned series.
Paris dispatch reports actress Sarah Bernhardt's condition has improved after surgery on her right leg. Doctors will issue no further health bulletins.
A Shorty story by Sewell Ford features riotous humor and lighthearted escapades in the upcoming Sunday Post Magazine. The piece showcases Ford's signature wit and playful narrative style.
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