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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1915
Page
8
Colonel Barwin Emerson, war correspondent for a New York daily, returns from Poland and East Prussia to lecture on the eastern theatre of war at Harvard Union this evening at 8 o clock. The talk will be illustrated with moving pictures and stereopticon slides.
An advertisement offers reports of tuberculo sis recoveries and a booklet on diet and fresh air. It cites a Philadelphia user Howard L. Klotz praising Eckman's Alterative after two years of lung hemorrhages and pneumonia. The ad claims bronchial and throat benefit with no habit forming drugs and asks readers to write Seckman Laboratory Philadelphia for testimonials and pricing.
Ignatzio Morello, serving a life term for complicity in the Falzone murder, led Wakefield police to the Lake Quannapowitt shoreline to reveal where stolen jewelry from Albertson was hidden. Chief Pollard refused to disclose the exact spot but vowed a search to verify Morello's claim.
The St Louis heiress Miss Maude Cupples Scudder will marry Gustavo Di Rosa the Italian consul to Boston on April 10 following a Magnolia Beach romance.
The wedding of Miss Maude C Scudder of St Louis to Gustavo Di Rosa Italian consul in this city will occur on April 10 and the honeymoon will be in Atlantic City. The ceremony will be a home affair with Mrs John Overall as matron of honor and Miss Elizabeth Edgar as bridesmaid. Consul Di Rosa will bring attendants from this city.
The jury in the 195000 suit of Miss Gertrude Fitzpatrick of Brookline against the estate of the late James M. Fairfield of Lawrence and Boston failed to reach a verdict after an overnight deliberation and was discharged at 10 40 am. in Suffolk Superior Court before Judge Sanderson. This marks a second Hung jury in this case, following a December trial before Judge Lawton.
Edward Vroom led an amateur company in Cyrano de Bergerac at the Colonial Theatre to aid the Belgian fund. Notable attendees included Belgian consul E Sumner Mansfield and Mrs Mansfield. Tech and Harvard students played soldiers in the battle scene with excellent scenery.
A Home for the Unemployed of Boston will open soon at 63 65 Essex street. The facility offers lodging and night shelter for the homeless and serves as a gathering place for those with homes but without work to seek aid in finding employment.
A Boston project opens a ground floor and basement home for the unemployed with a free telephone a donated square piano and furnishings to be installed. Volunteers scrub and tidy the place as a barber chair and tailor shop are planned and clothing donations are expected. A mass meeting at Boston Common will announce details and the workless workers will be told why they are out of work.
Madame Curie works in Paris hospitals during wartime as she continues radium research begun with her late husband. The report notes her ongoing scientific activity amid the conflict and her connection to the University of Paris.
A medical specialist says catarrh must be killed by germ killing treatment before cure. Hyomei, an inhaled germicidal vapor from eucalyptus oil, allegedly penetrates nose and throat to kill germs and relieve symptoms within minutes. Boston druggists guarantee cure or money back, with Riker Jaynes Stores as suppliers.
The Delta Upsilon Society of Harvard presents its annual show this evening at Brattle Hall Cambridge at 8 o'clock. Harvard students who are Delta Upsilon members perform all roles in the old English comedy The Beaux Stratagem as in years past.
Stanislaus Stribulsky, a painter, was at work on a rear staging at 169 West Sixth street yesterday afternoon when it collapsed. He was thrown about 80 feet, found unconscious, and taken to City Hospital for treatment.
Word came from Hartford Connecticut that the Holy See has appointed the Very Rev. Thomas Doran, vicar general of the diocese, as bishop. The announcement confirms Doran’s elevation during a time of Church leadership changes in the region.
The report notes Mgr. Doran is named auxiliary bishop to Bishop Harkins of Providence and also appointed to the see of Halicabassus.
William B. Hawley of 5 Washington Street faced arraignment in Police Court before Judge Burke on charges of fraudulent advertising and operating as an itinerant vendor without a license. After an all day hearing he was found guilty and disposition was to be announced today.
A long defense clarifies that Savings Bank Insurance and Industrial Insurance are complementary not antagonistic. It argues the Savings Bank plan relies on state subsidies, claims costs exceed private plans after all contributions, and counters misstatements about rates benefits and lapse figures with historical context and corrections.
A correction states the claimed savings from Savings Bank Insurance are unfounded. It asserts that insurers had already reduced costs and improved benefits before the system, denying any forced concessions by the Savings Bank System and urging truth to prevail.
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