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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1910
Page
10
Mrs. Harry W. Baker of 115 Ocean Avenue stood before a maple tree as city workmen tried to cut roots for a granolithic sidewalk. She protested to spare the tree, noting nearby roots had already killed other trees and expressing concern for shade in the neighborhood.
Mrs. Baker stopped workmen from felling a prized maple by confronting them at the site and appealing to Mayor Rich. She blocked two axes as the foreman argued, and the city crew left the area after her brave intervention.
William A. Brady sues Abraham L. Erlanger to recover 85000 alleging fraud and deceit over a Chicago Auditorium Theatre option, lease deals, and vaudeville arrangements. He claims Erlanger diverted a lease to Klaw & Erlanger, took 250000, paid Brady 30000 instead of 57000, and kept the rest, with trial promising brass‑tack exposure of industry practices.
John Majores a 27 year old embezzlement suspect from Scranton was captured aboard the warship Texas in Charleston South Carolina. Detectives traced him across England New Zealand Hungary San Francisco New York and finally Charleston. He allegedly diverted nearly ten thousand dollars from the Reichmann bank near Scranton affecting deposits from foreign laborers.
Miss Susie Hassig paid 2 dollars for an introduction to George Stoeker who paid 5 dollars for the same meeting. They wed Sept 4, but after three weeks happiness faded. She fled to her sister and pressed a non support complaint in Domestic Relations Court. The couple met through a matrimonial bureau on East Eighty seventh street run by Mme Berghoff. Magistrate Cornell called such bureaus mostly failures. The wife is 26, a former seamstress. the husband 80, a machinist.
Judge Jackson approves Mrs Gladys Robinson Martin to file for letters of administration as sole heir to four year old James Martin IIs estate. Real property valued at 95000 and personal at 445000. James E Martin, husband of Mrs P P Satterwhite, was killed in an automobile crash near Tuxedo Park July 29.
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