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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
20
Mrs. Rosina Payer, housekeeper for Mr. Forni, was attacked by two men who entered the home, knocked her down, and tried to bind and gag her. Her screams brought help. the assailants fled. In Police Court today she identified Baker and Lederer as the attackers.
Mrs Ora A Drowns 65 of 153 West Canton Street South End was arrested in a Washington Street department store after a 15 minute struggle with Inspectors Loughlin and Abbott. She faces larceny charges for taking 11 dollars from three women, with police alleging she stole at least 40 pocketbooks in two weeks.
A tense encounter features Spector Loughlin against Inspector Abbott as a figure tries to dive from a moving carriage through a window. No further context provided.
Congressman elect Raymond B. Stevens may keep his Lansdale seat in the New Hampshire Legislature until he can qualify for Congress. The House defeated a Republican bid to declare the seat vacant, with Democrats and Progressives supporting Stevens and defeating the resolution by a large margin.
A brief teaser notes the upcoming Sunday Post Magazine will feature a Shorty McCabe tale titled Dipping In With Channy. The item promises a readable lighthearted story from the popular character lineup.
Crim inal proceedings against Frank Todd president and Whitlock cashier of the insolvent Bank of St. Stephen were dropped. Both had faced charges of signing false returns after a two day trial for Todd was halted. Insolvency traced to excessive loans, affecting Calais and St Stephen firms with ties to Boston directors. Todd paid $260 000 to the receiver to aid creditors.
A Boyle Bros credit account is touted as proof of honesty and responsibility and a good name. The note invites trustworthy customers to open accounts and promises courteous treatment and the best credit service, aiming to sustain its status as a leading national credit institution.
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