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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1915
Page
11
Mrs. Hollis files for legal separation from Senator Allen Hollis alleging abandonment since 1912. She seeks custody of their daughter and a fair property or support arrangement, while Hollis remains missing with unconfirmed whereabouts.
A mother of six touts Dr True's Worm Elixir as life changing for her children and urges others to try the product along with the Family Laxative and Worm Expeller. The ad lists worm symptoms and offers medical advice free, with prices from 50 cents to 1 dollar at dealers.
Boston reports confirm Mrs. Widener, 47, plans to marry Dr. Rice after he filed for a marriage license in Boston. The couple, met in Harvard library dedication, will live in New York post marriage as Rice resumes exploration plans and writes a book on Brazil.
The October 5 parade in Salem, marking Merchants Week, drew thousands from Essex County to celebrate the city’s post 1914 fire reconstruction. Attendees included former Mayor John F. Hurley and city officials with guests from Beverly and Boston observing from City Hall.
Joan Flynn of Canton received three months in East Cambridge jail for concealing eighty cans of smuggled opium. Judge Morton imposed the sentence after a raid on the Flynn farm in Canton revealed the opium concealed under a tree with Flynn and his father Matthew Flynn of Scott's Court Charlestown.
William P. O'Brien election commissioner and former Ward 17 Tammany Club member died at his home 82 Julian Street Roxbury after illness. Appointed May 2 by Mayor Curley he had also served in the Legislature and worked eight years as a foreman before entering public service.
Miss Doris Jean Bliss of 167 Bay State Road married yesterday. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert W Bliss.
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