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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1916
Page
24
Reginald Nf Jones aged 67 and long time Blake Bros. employee collapsed and died at Concord station while awaiting a train. He resided in Concord for 40 years and was active in charitable work.
The mother of Lawrence Robinson the yeggman thanks Sheriff Quinn for kindness toward her son. Robinson killed Inspector Norton in the Boylston case and died by his own hand in the Charles street jail.
In Portland Maine on March 23 party harmony led the Maine Republican State convention. Delegates were unpledged to Chicago with each member free to vote his best judgement at the decisive moment.
Delegates at a Maine Republican convention submerged personal favoritism to solidify the party and defeat Democracy. Most delegates favored Justice Charles E Hughes as their first choice, with the platform pledging preparedness and a firm stand on international law, tariffs, the Philippines, and labor laws.
The passage outlines party stances in favor of woman suffrage the 64 hour law for women and children agricultural development and primary law revisions. It lists delegates and alternates elected to the national convention with districts and names and names for Republican presidential electors including Emery Ricker Putnam Kinsman Gray and Morse.
Attendees from business, social circles gather at 1 Flora Street and at the Church of the Assumption for the high mass of requiem for Frank T. Fay a Brookline newsdealer and jeweler. Mayor Curley travels to Washington to pursue a claimed invention and the state stocks horses for the militia in response to the Mexican crisis with Dr William T White overseeing options on horses for four cavalry troops in Boston.
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed yesterday by William H Hayes, liquor dealer of 20 Marshall Street. Debts total 19412.78 with assets 22200, including real estate 5000, liquor license 15000, fixtures 2000. Creditors include Roessle Brewery 3509, Suffolk Brewery 2558, South Boston Savings Bank 3000, People's National Bank Roxbury 670, David F Hayes 3387, Edwin J Hayes 2429, and Bessie Heller 1066.
Judge Enos T. Luce presided in Waltham District Court over an inquest into the death of former Waltham mayor Thomas F. Kearns. His body was found in the Charles River at Watertown two weeks earlier and after testimony the case was adjourned for a finding to the district attorney.
Bernard C. Phillips longtime New England amateur actor dies at his Somerville home 6 Giles Park after illness. Survived by wife three sons and a daughter. He recently worked for the Union Glass Company on Webster Avenue.
Judge Grant of the Suffolk Probate Court authorized a $500 allowance from the estate of Helen T. Howland to her daughter. The Miss Howland challenges the will contest claiming she was left one third of the estate.
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