Commissioners to Act Alone on Highway Buffer Probe
The highway commissioners weigh acting without merchants and business leaders if the buffer committee remains short of support. Delays linger until the expert telephon e book report arrives, with a public hearing possible afterward. The Post highlights conflicts over telephone rates and alleged misconduct while critics accuse the commission of procrastination.
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Broken Vein Death Shocks Newburyport Crowd
In Newburyport on April 11 Charles Wood a chef at Cutter's cafe on Inn street ran 100 yards from Market square to his shop after his varicose vein burst his blood spurting and he collapsed dying as he crossed the threshold. He had recently visited the butcher for meat and had long served as chef for outing parties at Salisbury and Hampton beaches.
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Fay Templeton Announces Final Season on Stage
Fay Templeton declares this season will be her last on stage retiring after five more weeks. She notes her marriage last summer and a prior contract with Klaw and Erlanger kept her performing but now she seeks rest. She says Boston engagements have been pleasant and she will miss the city and friends.
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Miss Canfield Wins $75,000 Trust Inheritance
Louise H. Canfield, adopted daughter of the late Leander Miller Haskins, wins a two year legal battle over a $75,000 fortune left in trust by the will. Judge Wait of the Superior Court ruled she is entitled to the income from the estate. Martha C. Dam, another adopted daughter not named in the will, contested the claim amid a long standing family feud with her foster father.
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Leander Miller Haskins
Wait
Superior Court
Martha C. Dam
Haskins
Miss Dam
Plans Progress for Boston Old Home Week
Boston plans for Old Home Week are moving quickly with strong national interest. Mayor Fitzgerald reports cordial acceptances from General Nelson Miles Hon John D Long and Bishop W F Mallalieu as honorary vice chairs while the Women’s Christian Temperance Union and other local groups offer full cooperation.
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Charity Bequests Exceed One Million Following Miss Ropes Death
Salem notes the death of Miss Eliza O Ropes triggering over 1 000 000 in bequests to Harvard College Essex Institute Peabody Academy Salem Fraternity Seamen's Orphan and Childrens' Friend Society Old Ladies' Home Bertram Home for Aged Men Salem Public Library Women's Friend Society Salem Oratorio Society City of Salem Society for the Higher Education of Women Salem Hospital Swedenborgian School of Waltham Tuskegee Institute Carlisle Indian School Berea College and Dummer Academy with the Boston and Maine stock to endow a chair at Harvard.
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Duke of Marlborough in precarious heart trouble
London, April 11. Alarm grows over the Duke of Marlborough with doctors fearing a recurrence of the heart trouble that seriously affected him two or three years ago. He remains under careful medical watch.
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Duke of Marlborough
Parsons Recovers After Abdominal Operation at BU
Professor Frank Parsons of Boston University underwent an abdominal operation at the Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital yesterday. He recovered from anesthesia by 7 p m and was reported in splendid condition. The procedure was deemed eminently successful with hopes for a swift recovery. This is his second surgery for the same ailment related to Bright's disease.
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New Hampshire
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Vermont
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