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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1912
Page
3
Dr. Thomas F. Leen of the Boston school committee is named chief physician at Carney Hospital and Dr. Henry A. Christian of Harvard Medical School becomes Briggs Hospital chief physician. They will undertake an all summer research trip abroad.
A group from Boston will tour England Germany Austria France Russia and Scotland. They will first meet at the home of world famed Dr William A Osler a regius professor of medicine at Oxford University who will provide them with credentials.
A party sails from Boston on April 30 and returns September 17. It includes Dr. Leen and Dr. Christian to study hospital administration and clinical laboratory work. Entourage features Curtis Guild ambassador to Russia and audience with Pope Pius X. Attending physicians are Dr. Peabody of Harvard Medical School and Johns Hopkins, Dr. George F. O Day of Worcester, Dr. Lawrence Rhea of Montreal General Hospital, with other crowned heads expected to meet.
Engineering head John H. Bickford announces the Boston and Eastern railroad will start a harbor tunnel within three months. The high speed line to Revere Lynn and Salem should be operating by 1915. Plans for the big tunnel across the harbor will be completed in two to three weeks and resemble the East Boston tunnel but larger.
Washington April 8 The Supreme Court of the United States refused rehearing today of the so called patent monopoly mimeograph case. No further action announced.
The Rt. Rev. Mer. Michael J. Splaine D D rector of the Cathedral of the Holy Cross will address Quincy Council Knights of Columbus Thursday evening on the topic Papal Consistory.
Mrs Emma Bischoff Hattler of 28 West Ninety fourth Street turned personal tragedy into productive work. After her husband George W Hattler killed himself fearing insanity she developed inventions, earning three patents and lucrative contracts. She plans to use the proceeds for charitable purposes in memory of her husband.
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