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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1914

Page

5

Immigration Laws Urged by Committee of 100 Voices

Social groups and individuals formed a committee of 100 at the 20th Century Club to press Massachusetts lawmakers on immigration measures from the state commission report. The group will attend a Tuesday hearing on social welfare to back a permanent State Board of Immigration. An executive committee was named and hundreds of supporters disclosed, including representatives from the 20th Century Club International Committee, North American Civic League, State Y M C A, Civil Service House, Elizabeth Peabody House, Chamber of Commerce and Woman's Municipal League.

20Th Century Club Massachusetts Immigration Commission Immigration Commission Legislative Committee On Social Welfare State Board of Immigration W. ©. Bray Dennis I. Mahoney Eleanor M. Colliton George Gallup Mary A. Wilcox Alvin E. Dodd Phillip Davis International Committee of the 20Th Century Club The North American Civic League State Y. M. C. A the Civil Service House Elizabeth Peabody House, Chamber of Commerce and Woman's Municipal League

Woman commits suicide at Fenwood Road hospital

Miss Blanche Nichols aged 42 of 55 Belvidere Street Back Bay shot herself in the head while a nurse prepared a bath at the Psycho Pathic Hospital on Fenwood Road Back Bay. The 32 calibre revolver fired as she stooped over a grip carried in the room. She died before help could intervene.

Miss Blanche Nichols Belvidere Street Back Bay Psychopathic Hospital Fenwood Road Miss Nichols

Miss Nichols Dies After Visit to Back Bay Station

Dr. Thomas H. Haines, a resident surgeon, pronounced Miss Nichols dead after she arrived at Back Bay station with a new .32 caliber revolver hidden in a cage. She claimed she was pursued by a crowd of men and sought protection, asking to see a St Cecelia’s Church clergyman before she was taken to the Psychopathic Hospital.

Thomas H. Haines Miss Nichols Back Bay Watkins St. Cecelia’s Church Psychopathic Hospital

Tragic death during a care routine described in report

A woman was calm as men pursued her then lifted to a upstairs room by two nurses. She was about to receive a bath when the tragedy occurred, details unclear but reported as a fatal incident during care.

12 Days to Clean City in Boston Campaign Launched

Commissioner Louis K. Rourke told the paint up clean up committee last night that 12 days are needed to cleanse Boston using city teams. A two week effort starts May 4 with 150000 circulars in six languages sent to housewives detailing actions. Rourke will cover districts daily beginning May 4 with Jamaica Plain to South Boston, then Charlestown May 10 and Dorchester to Allston in order.

Boston Public Works Louis K. Rourke Thomas Sherwin Commonwealth Avenue Rourke Jamaica Plain Back Bay North End East Boston South End South Boston Charlestown Dorchester Roxbury Hyde Park Brighton Allston

Yale Men Vote Down Honor Examinations

Yale undergraduates in New Haven voted against adopting a university wide honor system for exams. The tally was 587 in favor to 355 against, with the Sheffield Scientific School already under the system. Proponents like former President Taft had urged broader adoption.

New Haven Conn Yale Sheffield Scientific School Taft

College newspaper men meet in New York

Representatives of Harvard Crimson Dartmouth Yale News Brown Herald Tech and other New England college papers attend the annual college journalists conference in the new School of Journalism building at Columbia University with James Bruce of the Daily Princetonian presiding.

Harvard Crimson Dartmouth Yale News The Brown Herald Tech New England New York New School of Journalism Columbia University James Bruce Daily Princetonian

Allen's Foot-Ease Foot Care Ad During Easter

Advertises Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic foot powder for swollen and aching feet. Claims long walk comfort, use in patent leather and new shoes, and a simple test. Urges ordering today from druggists, 27 cents, sample free by mail, Le Roy New York address.

Allen Allen S. Olmsted le Roy N. Y

92d Anniversary of Dr Hale Observed in Boston

The 92d anniversary of Rev. Dr. Edward Everett Hale was quietly observed in Boston with a wreath ceremony at his statue in the Public Garden. The Eliot Circle and Lend-a-Hand Society led events at Bulfinch Place Church and Channing Church with readings, hymns, and discussions of Hale’s life.

Edward Everett Hale Boston Christopher R. Eliot Bulfined Place Church Hale Lend-a- Hand Society Eliot Katherine R. Stokes Eliot Circle Annie I. Brown Lend-a-Hand Society Dr. Flale Bulfinch Place Frances 8. Merrill Club Dr. Hale James DeNormandie D. D Channing Church Dorchester Second Congregational Church Social Service Club

Laxative BromO Quinine Adverts Highlight 25 Cent Box

Advertisement mentions LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE with B. W. Grove signature on the box priced at 25 cents. The copy emphasizes using the product at the first sign of a cold and includes bold branding.

B. W. Grove

Decision of Bank Board Criticised

Washington April 3 The reserve district karar decision sparked a strong push by several cities to overturn the committee and seek redistricting or at least changes in the reserve cities named.

Washington Reserve Bank Organization Committee

Plan for Reserve Board Faces presidential delays

The article notes the organizational committee’s decision is not reviewable except by the Federal Reserve Board, likely to be named weeks from now. McAdoo and Williams are ex officio board members, making reversal unlikely, while Congress criticized the plan and disappointment grew among cities seeking reserve banks. Senate members Weeks, Dana, and Fletcher fault the plan.

Organization Federal Reserve Board Wilson Congress Senate Banking and Currency Committee Weeks Massachusetts

Lawmaker Questions Bank Selections by State Ties

An opposing lawmaker, long against the bill, finally supported it and noted banks in Georgia Virginia and Missouri tied to key officials Mc Adoo Williams and Houston. He questioned the committee's selections and criticized the action.

Georgia McAdoo Virginia Williams Missouri Houston

Cambridge Will Leaves $5000 to Maid and Multiple Bequests

Amelia Mackay Goodwin of Cambridge filed her will in Cambridge Probate Court. She leaves $5000 to her maid Veronica Gillis for faithful service, and gives $1000 each to Avon Home Cambridge Hospital and Cambridge Home for the Aged. The estate totals about $193,000 with several church and institutional bequests.

Amelia Mackay Goodwin Cambridge Veronica Gillis Avon Cambridge Hospital Tuskegee Institute Congregational Ministerial Fund Concord Miss Gillis

Jobless to Meet Today in Boston Common

Unemployed residents of Greater Boston plan an experience meeting at Boston Common near the bandstand at 2:30 this afternoon. Speakers will discuss trials of the past season and methods to aid workless workers in finding steady employment. A collection for the indigent will be taken.

Greater Boston Boston Common

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