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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1915
Page
8
New York report notes Alma Gluck and Efrem Zimbalist pause concert plans due to the birth of Marta Virginia their first child. The couple will devote attention to the baby while Gluck may resume singing later. Zimbalist plans to perform next season.
An advertisement from Watertown promotes Plant Juice as a herbal tonic claimed to cure stomach trouble by aiding digestion, kidney function and toxin elimination. A signed testimonial by John J. O'Brien of 89 Lowell Avenue supports it, detailing relief after four bottles. Also listed are upcoming Civil Service exams in Boston and other cities with multiple positions and deadlines in 1915.
Many clerk mechanic and artisan positions within the United States government and Civil Service offer pay up to 2700 dollars. Applications for examinations are issued by Edward E. Stebbins district secretary at Room 145 Postoffice Building.
Mr and Mrs Austin Bittenbender of 18 Parkman Street Brookline announce the birth of a son yesterday. Mrs Bittenbender was before marriage Mildred Elizabeth Piehler daughter of Otto J Piehler.
In New York on October 10 eleven directors and former directors of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad and Edward D Robbins general counsel face trial this week on a conspiracy charge to monopolize transportation traffic in New England. They are to be called to the bar in Federal Court before Judge Hunt on Wednesday.
The trial targets New Haven road directors amid Sherman anti trust proceedings with possible one year prison term and 6000 dollar fine. Twelve defendants named include William Rockefeller and Henry K. McHarg among top financiers. others gain immunity or separate trials.
London and surrounding districts enact a sweeping anti treating regulation affecting nearly 10 million people. Violations carry a 500 dollar fine and six months in jail. Officials pledge strict enforcement as the measure aims to cut liquor consumption by half and may lead to hours curtailment if needed.
A 3 year old boy fell into a cesspool at 37 Fiske street in Revere. Police and fire units searched the opening as a crowd hindered access. The boy, Paul Barchard of Malden, was found unharmed about an hour later on Broadway.
Ottawa reports Hartley French of Boston and his wife as next of kin are listed among the wounded in tonight's casualty list. Also named are Lieutenant Frederick Tanner of Pictou Nova Scotia and Alexander McEachern of North Sydney Nova Scotia. The only Hartley French in Boston is a chauffeur living at 708 Tremont Street.
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