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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1916

Page

20

Therek and His Wife Arraigned in Embezzlement Case

Edward Therek the absconding bank messenger and his wife Charlotte were arraigned before United States Commissioner Hayes in Miami. They face charges of embezzling 20021.80 dollars from the National Shawmut Bank with Mrs Therek charged as aiding and abetting.

Edward Therek National Shawmut Bank Miami Fla United States Hayes Charlotte Therek

Boston lawyers and families in Therek case arraignment

Herbert Callahan entered not guilty pleas for both Therek and Mrs Therek as bail set at 20000 and 3000 respectively. Government expected to present to Grand Jury this morning. The arraignment showed Therek youthful, well dressed, defiant, while Mrs Therek appeared pale and youthful. counsel aims to secure bail for her.

Herbert Callahan Boston Therek

Quarantine Station Seeks Seven Partly Tamed Rats

Dr. F. X. Crawford, medical officer at Gallups Island quarantine, advertises for seven partly tamed rats for ship fumigation experiments. Rats spread plague and other diseases aboard infected vessels, so testing disinfectants is crucial to protect the community.

F. X. Crawford Gallups Island Crawford

Red Cross Christmas Seals Go On Sale At Boston Post Office

The Red Cross Christmas seals for tuberculosis relief are on sale in the main corridor of the Boston central post office through Christmas Day. Miss Meldred M. Barteaux heads the booth, with S. H. Stone of Roxbury among the first buyers. Organizers hope to top last year’s 204,488 Boston sales to aid tuberculosis care.

Red Cross Boston Central Post Office Meldred M. Barteaux Booth S. H. Stone Roxbury Boston Mildred M. Barteaux Back Bay Red Cross Booth Congress Street

100000 Gift for Harvard From Kimball Will

Harvard University will receive 100000 under the will of Frederick W Kimball, a Boston attorney. The income to life beneficiaries will be held by Old Colony Trust Company, then the fund grows to 100000 and is paid to Harvard as the Harriet T Kimball Memorial Fund. The Cambridge teacher wife is honored. 2000 is to be expended.

Harvard University Frederick W. Kimball Boston Suffolk County Kimball Chelsea Old Colony Trust Company University Harriet T. Kimball Washington Grammar School Cambridge

Estate Leaves Most To Catholic Charities And Missions

Richard Lynagh of Cambridge wills almost his entire estate, valued at 7850, to Catholic Charities of Greater Boston, Catholic foreign missions, and the Society for the Propagation of the Faith. Specific gifts go to Daly Industrial School, Working Boys' Home, St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum, and others. residue to Rev. Joseph McGlinchey to divide among listed foreign missions in the Philippines, China, India, Uganda, Japan, and Alaska.

Catholic Charities of Greater Boston Catholic Foreign Missions Richard Lynagh Cambridge Street Cambridge Daly Industrial School Dorchester Working Boys’ Home Newton St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum Boston Holy Ghost Hospital Little Sisters of the Poor Somerville St. Vincent de Paul Society St. Mary's Church Cambride St. Mary's Infant Asylum Society For the Propasation of the Faith Mison Tugeguegarao Hilippine Islands Vama Vango P. I Chekiang China Madras India Uganda Africa Hakodata Japan Alaska Joseph R. Crimont S. J

Beans price rises again in Boston groceries

The price of beans increased again to two cents a pound higher than a week ago with peas at 15 cents a pound. A quart costs about 28 cents, with some stores selling 26 cents. A large Boston grocery reported finding a very good deal.

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