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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1915
Page
2
Dean Earn R. Thayer of the Harvard Law School, confined at home on Bay State Road for six weeks with a grip, will return to academic work today. In his absence, Professors Willistons and Warren addressed his classes at the law school.
Roy Norton debuts a bold feature in Sun Day Post Magazine titled The Pot of Gold. The piece promises a vivid, virile storytelling approach and high-impact narrative.
An advertisement promotes Natural Shade to Gray Hair as a product for coloring options. It markets a simple solution for hiding gray tones with a convenient application.
Miss Marion L. Jones formerly of Cambridge now of Portland Maine testified in the Superior Court that she had no improper relations with Victor Richardson the husband of Mrs Bertha Richardson in Lynn. Mrs Richardson testified of discord after Jones joined the orchestra led by Richardson and stayed with him at 72 Pearl avenue Revere aboard the Nirvana yacht. Richardson described his loneliness and past jealousy while Jones claimed the yacht was hired for her health and for business relations only. The trial concluded with Jones and Richardson detailing dates and living arrangements as the case heads to a jury.
William Burke Belknap of Louisville Kentucky wins the Ricardo prize scholarship of 350 dollars at Harvard after a competitive exam on Economics of Combination Belknap graduated from Yale in 1908 and is currently doing graduate work at Harvard.
A K. O. C. endorsement appears for Wilson's speech as a photo caption lists state officers in two rows: front John S. Quinn State warden James E. Dunleavy State advocate Louis Watson state deputy. back Henry J E Hagan State treasurer James H. Maloney State auditor Daniel J. Gallagher secretary.
President Wilson's Philadelphia speech drew unanimous enthusiasm at the 22nd annual Massachusetts Knights of Columbus convention held yesterday in the Hotel Somerset.
Cardinal OConnell lauded President Wilson in a St Cecilia's Church mass and urged reading his Philadelphia address nationwide. Knights of Columbus at Somerset convention adopted a resolution praising Wilson's handling of the crisis and his pursuit of world peace. Elected officers include Louis Watson state deputy, Daniel J. Gallagher secretary, Henry E. Hagan treasurer, James H. Maloney auditor, James F. E. Dunleavy advocate, John S. Quinn warden.
An 85 year old woman, Mrs Mary Walker, died after her clothing caught fire while using a curling iron near an oil lamp in her room at a boarding house on 60 Pleasant Street in Woburn. Mrs Phinney tried to help but could not save her. Mrs Walker is survived by three daughters.
Final plans set for Charles Frohman funeral with body returning from England aboard the steamship New York. Upon arrival the body will be taken to Daniel Frohman at 145 West Seventy Ninth Street and the funeral is scheduled for Tuesday May 25.
Sir Charles Frohman will have a private service per his wish with an 11 oclock service at Temple Emanuel on Fifth Avenue and Forty third Street conducted by Rev Joseph Silverman. Interment will be private and theatres will close for his funeral day. Alf Hayman denies any will exists or is needed. Frohmans dramatic works will be preserved on film via Famous Players with Daniel Frohman as managing director.
The first inter-grange debate in Lexington features Bedford and Lexington Patrons of Husbandry arguing agricultural issues. Edward W. Baker of the Lexington Grange literary committee oversees the event.
The Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association opens tomorrow at 2 PM with board meetings and committee reports at 585 Boylston Street. The big annual banquet follows that evening at the Hotel Somerset.
The W Robinson lodge A F and presented Rev Samuel at who Monday evening with a gold watch chain and Masonic charm. He has served as lodge chaplain for eight years and made his last appearance in that role.
A thoughtful study notes how a respected man hesitates to acknowledge decline. The piece reflects on courage, reputation, and public perception as he weighs stepping back from leadership duties.
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