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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1913
Page
18
A catalog lists hundreds of overcoat styles in browns blues and other colors. Materials include Scotch tweeds and heavy velours with plain and blanket backs priced from 12.50 up to Montagnacs at 35 to 50 dollars.
In a Supreme Judicial Court hearing yesterday Chief Justice Rugg and Justice Braley left the bench because they were policy holders in the defendant New York Life Insurance Co. Their absence required calling Justice Sheldon from the equity session to restore a quorum for the Curtis executor case.
James O T Canfield national president of the Railway Mail Clerks Association began duties as chief clerk of the Boston and Albany division in Boston yesterday. He succeeds W B Farwell who resigned to lead the parcel post depot at North Station after transferring from Syracuse division.
A physician reports that several local men, all known heavy drinkers, were cured of the drink habit after a three day course at the Neal Institute. The statement emphasizes the doctor's personal knowledge of the individuals and their long standing drinking history.
Dr. Muck led the Boston Symphonic Orchestra in a stunning Mahler Fifth Symphony performance at Symphony Hall. The piece impressed with technical mastery and fidelity to the composer, achieving a rare rapport between conductor and players and a transcendent, apocalyptic sense of scale.
A critic lauds Mahler’s symphony for its grand scale and humane reach while noting rich interpretive artistry. The review praises the performance by the orchestra and conductor Dr Mack, highlighting the dramatic scherzo and triumphant finale as evidence of vitality and lasting impact.
The report notes Colonel Theodore Roosevelt is traveling toward Santiago in Chile. It references Mendoza and marks the journey as a notable page in the ongoing movement, with emphasis on the simple yet finest pages of his outreach while en route.
One hundred Delta Tau Delta members attended a New England chapters banquet at the Copley Square Hotel in Boston last night. Speakers included Attorney-General James M. Swift and Professor William J. Bristow, with attendees from Dartmouth Tufts Technology Brown Columbia Maine and Amherst among undergraduates.
Mrs. Winona A. Vannah McGrath testified in Superior Court that a valuable diamond ring vanished after she entered a private hospital for a minor operation. She alleges loss through hospital negligence. nurses denied handling the ring. hospital officials say they documented the complaint and investigated the missing jewelry.
The witness recounted a confrontation with Mr McGrath about the incident and stated that one nurse could have been involved. She claimed the operating doctors were strangers to her and not hospital staff, having seen one only once before. Arguments will be presented to the jury on Monday morning.
Barney Clancy a morphine user was sent to the Charles street jail for four months by Judge Cohen. The court reasoned the jail's facilities were better suited for treating drug users than the county institution run by Sheriff Quinn.
The Megantic Fish and Game Corporation directors held a monthly dinner and meeting at the Hotel Thorndike with fifteen members present. They discussed plans for the annual sportsmen's dinner in New York in February. The corporation has 250 members and a fish and game preserve spanning 250 square miles in Maine and Quebec.
New York November 1 The right of the United States Government to operate its mail trucks in city streets regardless of speed restrictions was defended today by Joseph Stewart second assistant postmaster general before the aldermanic committee. There have been nearly a score of persons killed by mail carrying automobiles in the city this year.
Philadelphia report says torpedo boat destroyer Parker returned after a satisfactory builder's test over the Delaware Breakwater course. The vessel reached 30.33 knots, exceeding the government requirement of 22.912 knots.
In Utah near Saratoga Springs, deputy Otto Whitbeck and Bingham Chief Grant were killed while Ralph Lopez, a Mexican, fatally wounded deputy Nephi Jensen during an arrest attempt. Lopez is wanted in Béengham for an earlier murder.
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