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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1921
Page
9
The next installment in Mildred Cram's enterprising series features Signor Pug in a playful tango adventure. Readers are invited to await its publication in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine, promising further whimsy and charm.
About 150 to 200 Portuguese residents in New Bedford booked passage on the steamer Murmugao to return to Portugal or the islands amid ongoing industrial depression and unemployment. Some arrived only a week ago, while more than 20 of the last six months’ arrivals have become public charges aided by the state, with the federal government reimbursing. At least two were sent back by the Portuguese vice-consul in the past two months.
James L. Stillman head of National City Bank faces $25,000 in counsel fees and $10,000 monthly alimony to Anna A. Stillman. The divorce action includes an Indian guide named as corespondent. Publicity may delay proceedings as observers await developments.
Through counsel Stillman proposes an income of 220000 a year from his estate instead of 800000 with taxes accounting for the difference. The hearing before Justice Morschauer at White Plains is set for Thursday morning amid anticipated requests for postponement. Two key witnesses, Fred Beauvais and a maid in the Stillman household, are discussed as to their whereabouts and testimony. Attorneys say Stillman has paid his wife 60000 annually since their separation.
Dan R Hanna and his wife reportedly agreed to live separately with Mrs Hanna to receive 35000 annually for life. They have been apart from the Lenox estate, she went to New York weeks ago and he has not lived there for over two years. Rumors of divorce circulated last summer but were denied. Hanna says he could not live with her due to her jealousy of his private secretary.
Springfield jury acquitted John Luvara of second degree murder in the fatal shooting of James Mosea of New Haven Connecticut. The panel deliberated for one hour and fifty minutes before returning the verdict at 6 30 this afternoon.
An advertisement promotes Malsified coconut-oil shampoo as pure and greaseless and cheaper than rivals. It claims the product lasts months for a family, lathers well, cleanses thoroughly, and leaves hair soft, bright, fluffy, and easy to handle while removing dust dirt and dandruff. The copy urges asking a druggist for Mulsified.
William Mason of Needham celebrated his 100th birthday with his son John M. Mason of Chelsea and 17 descendants at Miss Alice M. McIntosh's Needham home. Mason continued reviewing blueprints for a modern bungalow to be built for his family next year.
Police and hospital staff investigated two incidents where men were knocked unconscious with no outward wounds. Alexander Gribon, 32, of 82 Lincoln Street, employed at the New England Rendering Company Brighton Abattoir, was found on the second floor and taken to St Elizabeth's Hospital for observation. George Alverson, 36, of 42 Gore Street East Boston, was struck by a motor vehicle on Appleton Street and taken to City Hospital with no observable injuries.
In Mountjoy Prison Dublin six men convicted of attacking crown forces were executed in pairs as crowds of about twenty thousand watched. The city halted work and telegraph service. an improvised altar and prayers marked the scene. Names include Patrick Moran Thomas Whelan Frank Flood Bernard Ryan Thomas Ryan and Patrick Doyle. A boxing bout report followed the execution section.
Champion world female wrestler Cora Livingston performs daily at the Howard venue. She says she can beat all rivals despite recent travel fatigue, after facing May Kelly of South Boston and the masked Jamaica Plain challenger. Tonight she meets Mabel Starkey of the South End as a crowd of supporters watches.
Spike Hennessey of Waltham KOed Tommy Hankard of East Boston in the first prelim. Joe Walsh of East Boston stopped Bert Powers of Roxbury in the fifth. Johnny Marto subbing for Johnny Ford fell in five rounds to Mike Brennan of East Boston. Judges had an easy night.
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