Former Boston Broker Auerbach Arrested in New York
Louis T. Auerbach aged 54 once director at Trinity Copper Mining and a Boston stock broker was arrested in New York on an indictment warrant for larceny of stock certificates valued at 35302.98. Boston police learned of the arrest last night. Inspector George Farrell travels today with papers to return Auerbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis T. Auerbach
Trinity Copper Mining Company
Boston
New York
George Farrell
Auerbach
Auerbach Linked to 1912 Boston Flight and Mine Assets
The article notes Abe Auerbach vanished from Boston in 1912 after a stock brokerage at 53 State Street and holding control of Trinity copper mines later sold to Thomas Lawson. He allegedly stole six Bull Frog Mine Syndicate certificates from Arthur P. French’s office on Feb 10 1910 while French was away. The certificates, part of assets assigned to French May 20 1908, were Nevada gold mine shares valued about $5883.83 each. While in Boston he resided at 15 Ivy Street Back Bay.
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Auerbach
Stock Exchange
State Street
Trinity Copper Mines
Thomas Lawson
Arthur P. French
Bull Frog
French
Boston
Ivy Street
Back Bay
Nevada
Mother 10 Keep the Boy
Judge Grant granted temporary custody of the 15 month old to Mrs. Elsie A. Armstrong of Ashmont with the father Clarence G. Armstrong allowed visitation. The court ordered $8 weekly support and $10 counsel fees for two months while reconciliation efforts continue.
Another Case of Anthrax in Woburn Reported
Another case of anthrax contracted from handling leather imports from Europe was reported in Woburn. The victim was Joseph Domard, 49, of 60 Fast ern avenue, a tannery worker who was sent to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Europe
Woburn
Joseph Domdard
Fastern Avenue
Massachusetts General Hospital
Convention Bill Advances In House Ways and Means
The House Ways and Means committee favored a bill to hold a constitutional convention in the state next year. A separate measure would allow Boston school teachers to join the state retirement association. Hyde Park petitions were denied on two fronts, including a five cent Hyde Park fare and gas service expansion with equal rates citywide.
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Ways and Means Committee
House of Representatives
Boston
Committee On Social Welfare
Hyde Park
Boston Consolidated Gas Light Company
Catholic Society Membership Drive at Holy Cross
Rev J W Culhane distributed over 2500 applications for Holy Name Society membership during last nights mission at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. The society meets on the second Sunday monthly at 4 15 pm and takes body communion every three months at the 7 o clock mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Culhane
Holy Name Society
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Bill to reorganize Prison Commission
A bill to reorganize the State Prison Commission and abolish both parole boards is favored by a special legislative committee. The plan would replace the current five member body with a paid prison commissioner at 6000 dollars annually and an unpaid advisory board of four members appointed by the Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Prison Commission
Prison Commission
Lady Bountiful Skates With Help From an Unknown Red
In the next Sunday Post a charitable matron enjoys a skating outing with assistance from a mysterious benefactor nicknamed Red, whose identity remains unknown. The piece emphasizes kindness and community support.
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Lady Bountiful
Red
Dog Defying Thief Fined in Malden Court
Leslie Purrington was fined 75 dollars for theft and 50 dollars on another count after admitting he acted as a lookout during a burglary at Mrs. Margaret Driscoll’s home in Everett. He argued for jail avoidance citing his cancer-stricken mother, while Salem police signaled additional warrants if released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Driscoll
Main Street
Everett
Don
New England
Leslie Purrington
Bruce
Malden
Purrington
Salem
Protestant Churches News Items Recital and Lenten Talks
Prominent clergy and speakers visit Boston area churches with a sequence of services lectures and recitals. Arthur M. Phelps with Ethel Hague Rea will perform at First Church Roxbury tomorrow at 8 pm. St Margaret's Guild holds a 10 am corporate communion today at St James West Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Phelps
Ethel Hague Rea
Eliot Square
Roxbury
St. Margaret's Guild
St. James’ Episcopal Church
West Somerville
Daniel Dulaney Addison
All Saints’ Church
Brookline
St. James’ Church
Francis C. Lowell
St. Margaret’s Guild
Destroyer Tucker Returns to Quincy from Tests
The torpedo boat destroyer Tucker docked at Fore River ship yard Quincy after tests at Rockland Maine. Officials said a four hour run at 20 knots met the required oil and water consumption limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker
Boston Harbor
Fore River Ship Yard
Quincey
Rockland
Fishermen’s Pier Breaks Records as Vessels Open Big Groundfish Push
Twenty one vessels arrived at the new fish pier bringing a large run of groundfish and triggering lower wholesale prices. Haddock 6 cents, steak cod 12 1 2 cents, market cod 8 cents, steak pollock 9 1 2 cents, steak cask 1 4 cents, large hake 11 cents, medium hake 9 cents, halibut 35 cents. The British steamer Architect sails for Newport News to load 450 000 bushels of oats while the Italian steamer Mongihello arrives from Leghorn to load 300 000 bushels for Europe. The Law son wreck at Bug Light spit prompts discharging work. Hedge Fence Lightship fog signal changes planned around April 1. Arthur James sails south for mackerel seining opening the 1916 season. barge Fooling Suey to revert to its bark rig. Scully line sells the Suey for 42000 dollars. The Landsman notes wireless music by power at Tufts College reaching ships 100 miles out. The Star Spangled Banner could soon be heard by Kaiser’s operators. more in next Sunday Post.
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Haddock
Newport News
Boston
Mongihello
Leghorn
Europe
Lawson
Bug Light Spit
Hedge Fence
Vineyard Sound
Arthur James
John Matheson
Gloucester
Scully ‘Ine
Coastwise Trading Company
Harold J. Power
American Radio & Research Corporation
Tufts College
Merchants & Miners Transportation Line
Little Experiment Station
Mr. Power
Cape Cod
Josh
Power
Tufts
Berlin
Shipping News Update From Port Cities and Tugs
Steamer Glenellah with multiple consignees arrives from Baltimore to Philadelphia and Norfolk while towing barges Beaufort Ruth and Easton. Sailed steamers include M F P Harper to Philadelphia and J W Stoddard to Hampden with tugs Waltham and E J Pillsbury towing barges. Additional vessels Neptune Yale Royal and Juno depart for various Atlantic ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenellah
McKinnon
Louisburg
Howard, Chase
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Grecian
Page
Philadelphia
Bay State
Strout
Portland
W. B. Keene
Meader
Wiggins
8. C
Beaufort
Yale Royal
Neptune
Cunningham
Sandwich
Ruth
William II
Yerkes, Perkins
Easton
New York
Taurus
Foote
Lynn
Grace
Juno
Kemp
Beverly
Columbia
M. FP. Harper
Manati
Bristol
J. W. Stoddard
Sewalls Point
Hampden
Neva
Bear River
Mary Langdon
Camden
Waltham
Fall River
E. J
Pillsbury
Charles I’. Pritchard
Card
Friend Sends $10 for Mrs Records
A Sandwich woman mailed a $10 check for Mrs Records of 11 Barrett street Malden care of the Post. The giver asked only to be acknowledged as a friend and said the money should go to Mrs Records, with a Post representative delivering it.
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F. R. Records
Barrett Street
Malden
Sandwich
Mrs Records
Worcester State Asylum Superintendent Resigns After Board Clash
Worcester March 22 A clash with the new trustees appointed by Governor McCall is cited as the reason for the resignation of Dr H Louis Stick superintendent of the Worcester State Asylum The resignation takes effect in 60 days Dr Michael J O Meara chairman of the State Board of Insanity refused to comment on the resignation
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Worcester
McCall
H. Louis Stick
Worcester State
When Hood's Sarsaparilla Meets Pepticon Pills
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and Peptiron Pills as an iron tonic. The two together are described as the ideal spring medicine that purifies the blood, restores strength, aids digestion, and promotes sound sleep. It claims two dollars for the pair yields better results than four dollars of other treatments.
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Hood
Boy Trottier set fires at Sacred Heart School
Amesbury police allege 14 year old William Trottier admitted starting the Sacred Heart School blaze on Front Street endangering 20 children. He also said he started two basement fires at his home on March 14 and yesterday. Chief Selphan found a partly burned match and traced him through a matches dealer.
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Amesbury
Sacred Heart
Front Street
James E. Selphan
William Trottier
Alington Street
Allere
Trottier
Mrs Storrow to Talk Preparedness at Lexington Meeting
The Lexington branch of the Special Aid Society for American Preparedness holds its first regular meeting this afternoon in Cary Hall with president Mrs William P Martin presiding. Mrs James J Storrow of Boston will deliver her postponed address on Preparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Special Aid Society For American Preparedness
Cary Hall
William P. Martin
James J. Storrow
Boston
Tech Engineer Corps Elects Officers
This report notes the newly formed engineering corps at MIT electing officers. Major Edwin T. Cole advised on appointments with James A. Tobey named senior captain and Professor J. W. Howard elected major of the corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech Engineer Corps
Institute
Edwin T. Cole
J. W. Howard
Department of Civil Engineering
James A. Tobey
Howard
Instructors Named for Military Course Roles at College
The article states Professor Howard will lead the course with Tobey as commander-in-chief of military tactics and H. B. Luther, a fellow instructor, chosen as adjutant.
Blind students stage Taming of the Shrew at Perkins Institute
An audience of over 80 attended the Perkins Institute for the Blind in Watertown for the third performance of Taming of the Shrew. Pupils led the cast with 16 year old James Fulton as Katherine and 21 year old Peter Salmon as Petrucio receiving strong applause for their spirited portrayals.
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Perkins Institute For the Blind
Watertown
James Fulton
Katherine
the Shrew
Peter Salmon
Petrucio
Wellesley Man Dies in Tailoring Shop
Stephen Giglet aged 42 of 506 Washington street Wellesley collapsed at Hixon Tailoring Company 581 Boylston street and died before a doctor arrived. Medical examiner Leary said death likely from natural causes.
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Stephen Giglet
Washington Street
Wellesley
Hixon Tailoring Company
Boylston Street
Leary
Lithuanian Relief Fund Plans Meeting at Hotel Bellevue
A Lithuanian relief fund committee meeting will be held tonight at the Hotel Bellevue to raise funds for starving Lithuanians. Speakers include Mayor Curley Dr Jak mauh and Mgr Splaine representing Cardinal O Connell with George H Shields presiding.
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Lithuanian Relief Fund Committee
Hotel Bellevue
Lithuania
Curley
Jakmauh
Mgr. Splaine
Cardinal O'Connell
George H. Shields
Bromine Quinine Cold Cure Ad Listed for One Day
An advertisement urges customers to seek Laxa Tive BromO Quinine to cure a cold in one day. It claims a signature of E. W. Grove and markets the product as a genuine remedy. The price shown is 25e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
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Fughive Auerbach
Armstrong
Church
St. Paul's Catholic Club
Harvard University
Hotel Somerset
Lowell
A. L. Lowell
M. BE. Carey
M. O'L. Collins
T. J. Falvey
M. H. Fannon
J. G. Joyce
J. S. Kent
Brockton
L. J. Logan
J. J. McCarthy
J. P. Murray
Notre Dame
Mt. St. Joseph's Academy
Brighton
Massachusetts
International Federation of Catholic Alumnae
Pauline Moll
Cambridge
Confraternity of the Holy Cross
Hamilton Theatre
Bowdoin Street
Dorchester
Daly Industrial School
Robert A. Woods
South End House
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Woods
Katharine D. Hardwick
Associated Charities of Boston
George J. Prescott
Church of the Good Shepherd
Cortes Street
South End
Dean Rousmaniere
St. Paul
Quincy
Newt Kot
Hear
Wireless
Inventor Power
Tufts Station
Medford
Pa van Loon
Mary Sears
Thomas Too Buema
Fallon
Ang. Nunan
Grueby
Seteene
Stilletta
Nat
Nelson
Valerie
W. Cenanes
el. DeCosta
R. Brown
A P Andrews
Jeuse Costa
Swell Oe
Shipping News
O'Keeffe
Corey Roar
Atstas
Alaska
Ile
Blaze
Mrs. Storrow
Wellesley Man
America
Omical
Riker
Commonwealth Avenue
Locomobile Company OF America
Seaside Park
Bridgeport, Conn
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