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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1911
Page
8
A public lighting committee favorably reports a bill shifting liability for cash lost to fire or theft from metered cash deposits against gas and electric lenders. The measure, long debated, passes committee with a unanimous report. A second bill would require agents to provide consumers with a detailed usage memorandum after each meter reading.
Marie Bullock described to US Commissioner Hayes her encounters with Philip Marks a bellboy at a Back Bay hotel Marks was held for the grand jury in 1000 bail after her testimony detailing the sordid episode involving an immigrant girl.
A band of 18 Pandits is levying tribute on mer chants in northern Lima. Troops have been sent against them. The government faces criticism for not maintaining sufficiently equipped garrisons in that district.
Betty, a plump young woman, accuses Marks of seeking marriage after running away to the stage. The case, tied to Riverbank court, features General Frye and Patrolman Doherty amid disputes over Betty’s presence on the grass and a postponed trial to next Tuesday.
Patrolman James Doherty confronts dog walkers on the Charles River Parkway grass near Riverbank court. Major-General James A. Frye, retired, is arraigned in Cambridge District Court, amid discussion of a well-fed cocker spaniel named Betty and other odd details.
Major General Frye and Mrs. Frye reside on the first floor of Riverbank court with Betty a cocker spaniel belonging to Mrs. Frye. The article notes cocker spaniels resemble a cross between a described breed for the benefit of those unfamiliar with the dog.
A Toronto born infant in 1908 suffers a severe skin condition with blistering and scabs. Various remedies fail until Duluth doctors and Cure remedies are tried, leading to full recovery and clear skin with no further issues.
The Rev. E. B. Sutton, a Presbyterian minister and registration clerk in Seattle during the recall election, was found guilty of illegally entering names on the registration books. He faces a prison term of one to five years claiming lack of awareness of the violation.
Captain Anton e Brown of the Mary B. Greer arrived at port ill with grip. Crew faced hardships and sold their catch at a loss due to unfavorable market conditions after a strenuous voyage.
Theodore Staehli a Roxbury druggist was granted a divorce from Ottilia Staehli in the Divorce Court yesterday Judge Raymond presiding. Ottilia Staehli was charged with unfaithfulness and James S Roberts a Court street real estate salesman was named as corespondent with both Staehli and Roberts testifying in her defense.
Libellant testified to marital separation after his wife’s late returns and suspected visits to a bungalow owned by Roberts at Randolph with Mrs Staehli frequenting the home. Detectives corroborated, while Mrs Staehli denied impropriety, and witnesses supported her account. Judge Raymond granted the decree.
The Dorchester Daughters of Maine held their annual visitors day in the Hotel Vendome banquet room. Representatives from 57 Federated Clubs of Massachusetts attended. The event featured a tenor solo by E Gardiner an address by J T Harbour and a duet by Mr Gardiner and Miss Annie Skinner.
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