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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1910
Page
5
Officials in Municipal Court puzzled by a woman who gave the name Katherine Menard when arrested for vagrancy. She claimed ties to a Boston family but refused to reveal any clues. Arraigned in Municipal Criminal Court, she wore a dress suggesting mourning and high quality. Judge Parmenter set $300 bond for Thursday appearance.
Washington March 15 The Prince Regent of China has issued an edict reaffirming the plan to open a constitutional government and a parliament in China after the nine year preparatory period agreed with the late Empress Dowager. Delegates from provincial assemblies had urged an early opening before 1915.
The steamer Canopic, en route from the Mediterranean to Boston, was reported at noon yesterday by wireless from Halifax to be 736 miles east of Boston Light. She is expected to arrive at quarantine at 4 p m tomorrow.
A legendary home remedy promotes Hyomei Inhalant for quick breathing relief. The ad instructs pouring hot water over Hyomei in a bowl, covering head with a towel, and inhaling for two minutes to clear the head and ease chest tightness. It claims soothing effects and sale at druggists for 50 cents per bottle.
The tug Nina sailed from Norfolk on February 6 to Boston and was officially stricken from the naval list, declared lost with all aboard. The Navy will pay next of kin full wages for six months and, thereafter, provide the standard dependent pensions under the general pension law.
Two women posed as fans entered Lionel Barrymore’s dressing room in New York. One presented a summons for a $139 board bill as the other stayed outside with a strong-armed helper. Barrymore denounced the act as shameful while a lawyer confirms the attempted service and remarks.
Frank Kellogg labeled Standard Oil Company of New Jersey a national danger as he urged dissolution in the Supreme Court. The government presented arguments on the breakup decreed by the U.S. Circuit Court for Missouri's eastern district. Milburn and Watson defended the company for about 20 minutes total.
The Lady Associates of the Intercolonial Club of Roxbury announce their third annual party set for the evening of April 7 at Intercolonial Hall Dudley Street Roxbury Miss Geraldine Murphy serves as floor director assisted by prominent local young ladies from across the city.
Report notes initial enthusiasm for a new club project by the Drapers and Back Bay Society, then a pause before Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer led the Chilton Club to take up and complete the plan. The Commonwealth avenue estate spans 40 feet frontage and 4781 square feet of stone and brick land with tax valuation listed.
William B. Rogers of Dedham is listed at a price of 90 000 in a record noting ownership or valuation. The entry names the individual and place and states the amount involved for public or legal record.
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