Woman Threatens Suit Over School Whipping Incident
Mrs Mary Whalen of Cherrycourt West Newton says she will sue teacher Mrs Helen Atwater Principal Reed and the city of Newton for damages after a warrant for the teacher was refused She alleges her seven year old daughter was whipped with a rattan at Pierce Grammar School following an ink spill on Friday morning and that the child became ill as a result.
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Mary Whalen
Cherrycourt
West Newton
Helen Atwater
Pierce Grammar School
Newton
Reed
City of
Mary
Teacher Defends Severe Whipping Claim
Mrs Atwater the teacher says the child was not abused as claimed by the mother but acknowledges administering a severe whipping saying the marks were from discipline.
Elks Lodge Installs New Officers in Boston Area
The Boston Lodge of Elks installed its officers for the coming year led by acting district deputy William H. Barter of Winthrop Lodge. Newly installed officers include Exalter ruler Timothy E. McCarthy and treasurer Alfred E. Wellington, with several knights and trustees named.
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Boston Lodge of Elks
William H. Barter
Winthrop Lodge
Exalter
Timothy E. McCarthy
Matthew T. Birmingham
J. Edward Johnson
Charles J. Murphy
D Jr
Patrick F. McCarron
Alfred E. Wellington
Oscar Shaffer
Frederick A. Finigan
Grand Lodge
P. F. O'Keefe
Daniel J. Kane
Creoles Topple Naps in Final Series Game
New Orleans defeated Cleveland Americans 4 to 1 in the final game of the series. In 10 games, Cleveland won five and New Orleans four with one game tied. Falkenburg struck out six and walked five for Cleveland before the team left for home.
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New Orleans
Cleveland Americans
Cleveland
Ie Falkenburg
Pope persists in audiences amid medical warnings
Rome April 6. The Pope insists on resuming public audiences despite doctors warnings. He argues an invalid pope cannot be replaced by a vice regent and vows to work as long as he lives. His daily duties remain vast with many formalities and dozens of officials, staff, and pilgrims involved. The strain, even brief exchanges, risks his health.
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Rome
Consistorial Congregation
Maximilian Agassiz to Wed Miss Maynes
Maximilian Agassiz of Marlboro Street, yachtsman and clubman, is to marry Miss Laura M. Maynes, a Boston and south shore society leader. He is the last unmarried son of the late Professor Alexander Agassiz of scientific renown and wealth.
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Maximilian Agassiz
Marlboro Street
Laura M. Maynes
Boston
South Shore
Agassiz
Alexander Agassiz
Miss Maynes Announces Engagement to Mr Agassiz
Miss Maynes, former owner of nearby property, confirmed plans to marry Mr Agassiz though she could not specify the wedding date. She denied reports of a May 1 or near-end May wedding and said she will marry Mr Agassiz.
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Miss Maynes
Mr. Agassiz
Agassiz to Wed Miss Maynes at Oak Hill Estate
Maximilian Agassiz, about 55, second son of the late Professor Agassiz, revealed as the upcoming bridegroom. The couple will reside at the Levi C Wade estate Oak Hill Newton, purchased for about 75000 dollars, with elaborate refitting planned. Maynes, younger than Agassiz, lives on Dudley street Newton with her maids and dogs.
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Maximilian Agassiz
Professor Agassiz
Agassiz
Louis, Agassiz
Poison tragedy at Roxbury High School claim shocks town
Dora Shedd a third year pupil at Roxbury High swallowed poison at home on Glenwood Street Roxbury and died minutes later. Medical Examiner Leary planned autopsy. Father George E Shedd an ex pressman and relatives describe a family torn by torn by social discord and divorce debates. He blamed bachelorhood and misrepresented marriage while urging prevention through state action.
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Dora Shedd
Roxbury High School
Glenwood Street
Roxbury
Leary
George E. Shedd
Pennsylvania
The Other Man Waiting Behind Divorce Claims
Henry C. Long of Boston, a divorce specialist, warned at the New Thought Forum in Huntington Chambers that most marriages lack family planning and that four out of five divorce actions would fail if a court for the prevention of divorce existed in Boston.
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Mr. Long
Boston
New Thought Forum
Huntington Chambers
Henry C. Long
Dead Man Recovers After Apparent on Track Death
John RE Collins of Waltham was found dead on the railroad tracks at the foot of Austin street. He revived within minutes and insisted on walking away before an ambulance arrived. He later recovered at Haymarket Relief Hospital after a frightful head wound and memory gaps about the incident.
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John RE. Collins
Waltham
Station 15
Charlestown
Austin Street
John Horgan
Horgan
Haymarket
Thomas Landrigan
Pickett
Collins
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