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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1911

Page

10

Annual College Night Inspires Boston College Students

Boston College Hall hosted the annual college night with speeches by Dr. Eugene A. McCarthy Ioue P. Noonan and Dennis A. Dooley. The junior quartet led by William J. Shanahan performed under state. James E. Gibbons chaired the event as class leaders spoke on college spirit athletics and student life.

Boston College Hall Raymond Henderson Somerville Edward G. Connolly South Framingham Daniel Hurld Stoneham Francis Burke South Boston William J. Shanahan Lynn James E. Gibbons

No Write Up for Col Green Testimony in Court

Col Edward H. Green son ofHetty Green testified in a New York court that he never hired anyone to write him up. He faced a suit for 300 by a historical association over a book of portraits. He admitted stopping payment on a draft after learning no such publisher existed. Jury returned a verdict for Green.

New York Edward H. Green Hetty Green

School Head on Probation in Forgery Case

Alonzo Y. Stevens formerly principal of Rockport Grammar School in Maine was placed on probation by Judge Sanderson in the Superior Criminal Court. He faced charges of forging and uttering a Camden Savings Bank check signed R. W. Carleton and pleaded guilty to larceny from a Boston department store where the check was cashed.

Alonzo Y. Stevens Rockport Sanderson Superior Criminal Court Stevens Maine Boston Camden Savings Bank R. W. Carleton

Anson Farmer Killed By Fall From Blown Tree

Anson Maine December 7. Fred H. Hilton a local farmer was killed while chopping roots in a blow down area where multiple trees had fallen. The tree snapped back and broke his neck. He left a widow and two young children.

Anson Fred H. Hilton

Planning for Big Dry Dock in Boston Harbor

Brigadier-General Hugh Bancroft leads the Boston Harbor Development Board which aims to spend 9 million dollars on a dry dock capable of handling the largest transatlantic liner and on docks serving all current and future water and land transportation firms. A report to the Legislature is due by January 15.

Hugh Bancroft New Boston Foss General Bancroft

Church Policy Change Heads for National Council

A major Congregationalist document is being sent to US ministers. The national council's commission has completed a consistent admin scheme awaiting discussion before the 1913 Kansas City gathering. If approved, a reorganization of common church activities will follow.

United States National Council Kansas City

Congregational Denomination Considers National Council Reforms

A 19 member commission proposes a Home Board of Missions to unite home societies under a single National Council. The plan calls for biannual meetings, permanent nominations, and a home board coordinating existing local societies. It also urges a stronger, longer lasting council with a rotating renewal system.

Home Board of Missions Congregational Church National Council

Mauretania Floated After Grounding Near Dingle

The Cunard liner Mauretania, which ran aground near Dingle in a storm last night, was floated this morning.

Liverpool Cunard Dingle

Stokes Jurors in Tears at Defense Opening

In New York on December 7, Clark Jordan brought tears to jurors as he described Lillian Graham as an innocent girl whose life was controlled by an older man. He portrayed Stokes as driving her to attempt suicide, while Miss Graham and Ethel Conrad face trial for the alleged attack on the millionaire. The judge and spectators watched emotional scenes as sisters reacted with distress and the defendant was expected to testify next.

New York Lillian Graham Clark Jordan Miss Graham Ethel Conrad W. E. D. Stokes Mrs. Singleton Mrs. Andrews Miss Conrad Mr. Jordan Stokes

Defended Shots in Public Safety Incident Spurred by Jealousy

Mr. Jordan presented a letter from Miss Graham to Miss Conrad outlining intent to end her life over “this man Stokes” who demanded letters and offered $500. He claimed Stokes attacked Graham. she claimed self defense with a revolver. The defense argued for acquittal, citing public safety. Cross exam showed Graham's age disputed by a 1886 divorce filing.

Mr. Jordan Miss Graham

Fifteen Women Flee From Fire At Drug Store Building

A basement fire at Sawyer Drug Company in the Washington apartment hotel at 155 Huntington avenue sent fifteen women into the street at noon. Firemen and staff were overcome by fumes as chemicals burned. damage totaled $1500 after investigators tore up the tile floor to extinguish the blaze.

Sawyer Drug Company Washington Huntington Avenue H. K. Rollins C. E. Sawyer Daniel Purcell Byron George Bremmer W. M. Calder Helen McArdle Ellen Nelson Mary Gleavey Miss McMillan

Back Bay Protest Over Subway Entrance Location

Back Bay property owners appeared before the Transit Commission yesterday and protested locating the Boylston street subway entrance at the Beacon street and Commonwealth avenue junction. The plan was submitted by the Transit Commission.

Back Bay The Transit Commission Boylston Street Beacon Street Commonwealth Avenue

Residents oppose park impact in proposed Commonwealth plan

Simon Vorenberg of Kenmore and Commonwealth avenues says most nearby homeowners bought property after assurances the park would stay intact. Henry S. Adams and John C. Kiley present alternate layouts with added entrances and a westward shift, while opponents warn of congestion and risk.

Simon Vorenberg Kenmore Street Commonwealth Avenue Commonwealth Park Henry S. Adams Brookline Avenue Newbury Street Blandford Street Beacon Street Audubon Circle Audubon Road Commission George R. Nutter Horace Packard John C. Kiley Kenmore

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