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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1912

Page

9

Morgan Gives $100,000 to Peabody College

J P Morgan announced a gift of 100000 to Peabody College for Teachers in Nashville. The George Peabody fund trustees promised 500000 more to the Southern college if it raises 1000000 by Sept 1 1913. Southern alumni will raise 200000 as part of the effort.

Morgan Peabody College Nashville Tenn J. P. Morgan George Peabody Fund Southern College Southern

Gain 30 Pounds in 30 Days Sheds Light on Body Image

The article notes that thin people face embarrassment and ridicule, likening it to a bony horse mocked for its appearance. It emphasizes social pressures and flings that target slim individuals.

Sugar Trust Trial Expands as Officials Face Monopoly Claims

New York March 20. The Sherman law case against John E Parsons, Washington B Thomas and others of the American Sugar Refining Co moves toward longer proceedings. DA Wise opens evidence alleging a long standing policy to buy rival plants and shut them to monopolize the sugar industry.

New York John E. Parsons Washington B. Thomas American Sugar Refining Company Wise Trust

Witness Heike Testimony Nears Start In Sugar Case

Charles R. Heike former secretary to the company testified as the district attorney sought to prove the sugar trust intent in controlling the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company. Defense objections delayed the trial but Judge Hand allowed Heike’s testimony after protest.

Charles R. Heike Heike Sugar Trust Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company American Sugar Refining Company James M. Beck Wise Hand Trust

Funeral for John H. Duane of East Boston

The funeral for John H. Duane, former East Boston street commissioner and assessor, was held at the Church of the Assumption. Requiem high mass was led by Father McGinn with deacon Father Welch and sub-deacon Father Condon. Parish members recalled his charity and long parish service.

John H. Duane East Boston Church of the Assumption Duane Thomas P. McGinn Church of the Most Holy Redeemer Michael Welch Concord Junction John B. Condon Fabian O’connell Joseph W. Fitzgerald James J. McMorrow Frank Houston Hopkinton James E. Connell Maiden James FE. Connell Mary Fitzgerald Peg Charitable Irish Society

Dorchester Temple Baptist Church Roots and Growth Timeline

Dorchester Temple Baptist Church on Washington street and Welles avenue traces to Tremont Temple work begun November 1884. Deacon George R. Chipman helped seed the church, with a cornerstone laid for the present edifice in 1889. Rev. Edward Braislin became pastor January 1 1908, church enrollment 715 and a 700 member Sunday school.

Dorchester Temple Baptist Church Washington Street Welles Avenue Tremont Temple George R. Chipman Tremont Temple Baptist Church Tremont Temple Church Dorchester Norfolk ‘Street Chipman Temple Hall English Newton ‘Theological Seminary Edward Braislin

Ellsworth Sentenced to Two Years in Stock Fraud Case

Fred D. Ellsworth pled guilty to conspiracy to defraud by selling worthless stock and was sentenced by Judge Brown in the Superior Court to two years in the House of Correction. Thirty-one counts of larceny were placed on file, tied to the Peerless Chocolate Company stock. Jennie E. Carr, arrested with Ellsworth, faces ongoing proceedings.

Fred D. Ellsworth Brown Superior Court House of Correction Ellsworth Peerless Chocolate Company Jennie E. Carr

City Council rebukes mayor over loan orders

In a special session the City Council rebuked Mayor Fitzgerald and postponed action on $300,000 sewerage loan and $300,000 highway loan orders. Councillor Kenny called the session unnecessary and urged funding from taxes with economical administration. The finance committee will report in due season within legal time limits.

Fitzgerald Thomas J. Kenny Council Committee On Finance

Harold Bauer to give final recital of season

Pianist Harold Bauer will present his last piano recital of the season at Symphony Hall on Tuesday afternoon April 2 at 2 30. He is noted for a brilliant technique and engaging interpretations.

Harold Bauer Symphony Hall

Harvard to extract nitrogen from air and build high voltage lab

Harvard professors predict major advances from a large anonymous bequest to establish a Graduate School of Applied Science. A new high tension electrical laboratory between Pierce Hall and Jefferson Physical Laboratory will house research on nitrogen extraction, 1,000,000 volt transformers, and improved insulations.

Harvard Graduate School of Applied Science Cambridge Pierce Hall Jefferson Physical Laboratory Jarvis Field Duquesne and Warren Architectural Department

Chel Sea license trial widens as witnesses testify

Daniel J. eGivern testified before Mayor Malone in Chelsea City Hall that Raymond Alley said he would grant licenses as he pleased. Edward Fitzgerald testified he saw Alley and Leslie in Leverone’s saloon accepting drinks. Fitzgerald earlier sought a license in 1910 but was refused.

Daniel J. eGivern Malone Chelsea City Hall Raymond Alley Chelsea Alexander Leslie Edward Fitzgerald Leverone Fitzgerald

Taft Postpones Indefinite Conference on Coal

President Taft postponed indefinitely a scheduled conference with John Mitchell on the coal situation. The White House gave no reason for the change after a meeting with Nagel the Secretary of Commerce and Labor. Officials suggested the move was to avoid premature administration actions that could complicate the matter.

Washington Taft John Mitchell White House Commerces and Labor Nagel New Whgland

Emancipation of the Fat: Marmola Tablet Weight Reduction

A colloquial notice touts effortless fat reduction with Marmola Prescription Tablets sold by the Marmola Co. in Detroit and local druggists. It claims one tablet after meals and at bedtime can reduce fat without exercise or diet changes, at 75 cents per case.

Marmola Co Farmer Detroit Méch

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