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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1913
Page
2
A Boston financier Williams faced fraud and forgery claims as investigators probe forged notes and forged signatures tied to his loan on policies. Attorn eys seek to unravel his business schemes and a possible will while executors appraise estates and bank assets.
Boston celebrated its 283d anniversary in a Fanueil Hall ceremony led by Mayor John F. Fitzgerald. A large crowd heard remarks on early city history and present rail and port progress, with hopes for future prosperity and renewed prominence in world commerce.
Dr Henry L Dearing of Braintree says the Williams note bearing his name is a forgery and threatens action. The protested instrument is for 432 dollars and dated September 1 1913.
Dow Manufacturing head refutes claims of forged signatures in debt disputes. He asserts Williams never acted dishonestly and dismisses reports of forgery as unfounded, noting strong personal and business history and a rumored relationship involving Mrs. Wellington.
James Duckworth of 17 Talbot Street Malden was thrown in front of a speeding inbound Sullivan Square elevated car yesterday afternoon when his motorcycle slipped on Pleasant Street tracks near Malden Square. The motorman stopped the car within two feet of his head as he lay semi conscious on the tracks.
Governor Felker hosted William Thaw in Rochester while awaiting the extradition proceeding. Thaw, greeted by locals on his daily travels, planned to lodge in the Eagle Hotel with a possible hearing venue in either the Governor's Council chamber or the Senate chamber. Thaw bought two boxes of cigarettes for Jerome and rooms were booked for Mrs Thaw and Josiah Thaw, with custody by a U.S. marshal and no kidnap fears.
Domestic readers will find fine cooking recipes and valuable housekeeping shortcuts featured in the Post next Sunday. The column promises practical guidance for daily chores and kitchen efficiency.
Rumors say the renowned conductor Felix Weingartner may sign with Boston Opera to provide exclusive services as conductor for several seasons. Negotiations are said to involve Director Russell seeking a long term contract.
A Vienna Philharmonic conductor contemplates renewing his contract or basing his future in Boston for several seasons. The move would place him as a leading conductor at the Boston Opera House, akin to Dr. Carl Muck's role with the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
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