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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1911

Page

4

Planning home rule for Boston urged by finance chief

Chairman John A. Sullivan of the Boston Finance Commission proposed a charter change. He suggested that all bills affecting the city finances should be referred to the Boston City Council for a referendum, a move committee members say has a good chance of enacted law.

John A. Sullivan Boston Finance Commission Boston City Council

Boston Charter Debate Sparks Home Rule Speculation

Republicans on Beacon Hill weigh a charter change to make Boston finances self governed. Cushing and Speaker Walker acknowledge merit but oppose sweeping changes. Proposals would empower a larger city council and expand metropolitan oversight amid long standing debates over streets terminals and docks.

Beacon Hill Boston Cushing Walker Greater Sullivan Boston Charter Association Citizens’ Municipal League

Tell Court Dan Cupid Has Erred

In divorce court Judge Raymond heard numerous dissolution stories yesterday. Max Wolk of East Boston sought desertion from his wife Jeanette now missing, claiming she deserted him for a handsomer man and took his clothes to clothe her elopement partner in New York.

Raymond Max Wolk East Boston Jeanette New York

Desertion cases loom as Boston court grants decrees nisi

Emma R. Snow a Boylston street dressmaker wins a decree nisi claiming she married Frederick W. Snow in 1907 and faced his support refusal since 1908. Sarah M. Carle is defaulted after her husband Walter Carle cites desertion and drink, seeking relief for himself and two children. Jennie W. Cook obtains a decree nisi and child custody after testifying to intoxication and cruel treatment by Charles H. Cook.

Wolk Raymond Emma R. Snow Boylston Street New York City Iss Frederick W. Snow Sarah M. Carle Walter Carle Morristown I. I Jennie W. Cook Charles H. Cook

Will Be Star of Play She Wrote and Stages

Mrs. Bertha S Papazian a Emerson College 1909 graduate will star in her own play Outwitting Providence She portrays an American girl opposite Armenian lawyer G Malcolm a Turkish nobleman The performance supports Armenian relief efforts at the Church of the Disciples Special Club cast includes Caroline Southard Emma Roberts and Walter Mills.

Bertha S. Papazian Emerson College Providence G. Malcolm Amherst Harvard Papazian Alice Stone Blackwell Spccial Club Church of the Disciples Caroline Southard Emma Roberts Walter Mills Champlain and Farrar Tought

Divorces Sought For Cruelty In Local Court

The Laurel street case from Roxbury details a wife calling a patrolman for protection amid repeated abuse. Georgia York testified she married Lewis E. York on December 27, 1903, and left him February 22, 1910 after severe beating and vile language. Irene Conley, who wed James B. Conley in New London August 23, 1909 at age 11, claims a life of misery. Conley was defaulted. Ethel I Towle seeks divorce from James R Towle claiming refusal to support and abuse. Towle, residing in the city, was defaulted after failing to contest.

Laurel Street Roxbury Lewis E. York New Faneuil Hall Market Jamaica Plain Georgia York Irene Conley James B. Conley New London Conn Conley Ethel I. Towle James R. Towle

Taft Delays Panama Trip Amid Mexico Tension

Augusta Ga March 14 President Taft approved Secretary Dickinson plan to postpone the Isthmus of Panama trip. The delay relates to Panama rail road and New York Colon steamship freight rates not the Mexican border mobilization. Taft golfed a drizzle damp round at Country Club and met John D Rockefeller for the first time since arriving.

Augusta Taft Dickinson Panama New York Colon State Department Ambassador de la Barra John D. Rockefeller Mr. Rockefeller Mr. Taft

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Offer Quick Digestion Aid

An advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a fast remedy for indigestion gas and fullness. It claims the one grain ingredient digests 3000 grains of food and markets the product as harmless with widespread physician endorsement. A 50 cent box price is listed with free samples by mail from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.

F. A. Stuart Co Stuart Bldg Marshall, Mich

Tuberculosis Crusade Faces Slow Down in Efforts

Advocates of fresh air and Eckman's Alterative claim new TB cases remain high. A testimonial from Annie Floyd Loughran describes initial illness in 1903 1904 and recovery after using the product, with urging readers to seek affidavits and mail to Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia for evidence.

Eckman Girard Ave Philadelphia Anni Floyd Loughran L Riker-Jaynes Houghton & Dutton Eckman Laboratory

Skipper Faces Typhoid Pneumonia Aboard Stiletto

Captain Lou Carrett is gravely ill with typhoid pneumonia aboard the fishing schooner Stiletto. The vessel was towed to a wharf by the tug H. A. Mathes and an ambulance was summoned from the Relief Station. Captain Carrett refused medical aid until Monday, choosing to continue the voyage home under Captain Reuben Cameron.

Lou Carrett Stiletto H. A. Mathes Georges Banks Boston Carrett Reuben Cameron Mary E. Harty

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