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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1912
Page
2
Attorneys for Mrs. Heims and Dr. Heims charged the other with cruel treatment and alcoholism. The courtroom heard testimony about travel to Italy, drinking habits, and motive for divorce, with Mrs. Heims seeking an American divorce to remarry and Dr. Heims advocating separation to avoid scandal.
Shaw, returned to Boston from Los Angeles, faces police questioning over missing funds in Mrs. Stuart’s case and a letter he allegedly wrote. He cites kidney trouble and memory lapses while denying several claims and awaiting counsel.
Sizes for men of all proportions included in the sale featuring Sack, Walking, Prince Albert, Dress and Tuxedo Suits. Also Spring and Winter Overcoats, Raincoats, Cravenettes, and odd trousers.
The minimum wage bill drafted by Premier Asquith passed the House of Commons committee stage largely in its original form. Most amendments were withdrawn or defeated, but its fate remains uncertain as a Monday conference between mine workers and miners could reach an independent agreement making the bill unnecessary.
Pittsfield report of March 22 describes George W W Faulkner president and treasurer of Faulkner Lumber escaping death after entering a smoke filled basement to fight a fire in the company office. Firemen rescued him after about four minutes. damage estimated at 5000 dollars.
Charles Atwood of Cambridge Street West End was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction by Judge Sullivan for trying to loot a cash box in a Park Street subway station telephone booth Thursday night. He cut a burglar alarm wire and was captured by a special officer as he left. Atwood initially refused to name himself but was identified by a Brockton marriage license he had obtained Thursday.
Births and obituaries run through city and suburbs with dozens of funeral details. Names include Anderson, Bestwick, Buzzell, Connolly, Costa, Frazer, Furdon, Harrington, Harvey, Henderson, Henly, Hern, Kelley, Lardner, Mahoney, Mannix, McGrady, McGrath, Meade, Moriarty, Powers, Rogers, Swasky, Swett, Vigneaux, Waters, Wattendorf, Whalen, Wheeler among others. Funeral times largely set for late March with church services and interment plans noted.
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