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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1912
Page
6
Mrs. Florence Clough tells Plymouth County Superior Court how her husband kept her afraid with a razor and revolver threats while denying any affair with George P. Hunt of Brockton. Hunt, a Brockton contractor, is sued for 3500. the trial heads to the jury.
The speaker recalls a troubled married life, detailing her husband’s repeated accusations of infidelity while she claimed to be devoted and trying to please him. She mentions a laun man who visited their home and triggered the first dispute, followed by more incidents.
Washington March 18 The navy department frames plans for two 30 000 ton battleships in anticipation of Congress approving the estimates The ships would match the size of the New York with Olympia for comparison and may feature 15 inch guns eight per ship light below waterline armor and deck armor to resist aerial bombs
Grace E. Studley a 14 year old runaway charged with kidnapping for taking an infant from a department store vestibule last November and keeping it two days. Indicted by the grand jury she will be brought from reform school for arraignment Thursday. Penalty for kidnapping ranges five to 20 years.
Arlington March 18 report from the committee of 21 chaired by Francis L Maguire states that the tax rate will be 21 40 per 1000 if town appropriations are adopted as recommended. This is one dollar higher than last year.
The Fenway Court palace in Back Bay will be open for public viewing from 12 to 3 pm on April 1 2 3 4 6 and 9. Tickets limited to 20 daily are available at Herrick's Coply Square.
The South Evangelical Church in West Roxbury traces its origins to 1830 with Mary Whiting's church work, leading to services in homes and at Spring Street Tavern. Organized June 11, 1835, it moved from the Spring Street Church to a new edifice in 1891, with Rev. Byington as pastor since 1910 and a 350 member congregation. A 25 to 30 piece orchestra and a monthly forum supplement services despite no evening gatherings.
A bay mare owned by a South End trucking firm foaled a colt yesterday at the corner of Charles and Pinckney streets. The mare toppled on the tracks while hauling rubber to a Cambridge plant and died 20 minutes after the colt was born. The newborn foal died minutes later despite MSPCA ambulance transfer and stable care.
A simple harmless remedy restores gray hair to its natural color and stops dandruff. It promises rapid color return, prevents hair loss, and encourages growth. Available at any drug store for a small price with money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
The Grand Trunk and New Haven railroads settle the Woonsocket freight yard dispute with a compromise. The Southern New England plans to enter Rhode Island via Blackstone and Woonsocket, while the New Haven will allow trains to use its land for a stretch before routing over an 800 foot viaduct trestle above the New Haven freight houses.
A 15 inch water main burst on Centre Street near Lamarithe Street Jamaica Plain sending cobblestones sand and dirt 50 feet into the air a geyser 100 feet high persisted for over 10 minutes flooding streets until city workers shut off the supply near the old Lowell estate. Elevated workers cleared debris and restored flow.
Charles W. Morse is in Naples in good health and will travel to Paris soon. He plans to return to New York as his condition improves.
Sunday’s paper announces the giant sale at Hallet and Davis piano warerooms with many pianos priced low from $75 to $125 and easy terms. Used pianos cleaned and polished sell at original price marks, new but discontinued styles offered, and several player pianos available at almost half price as space limits further details.
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