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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1915

Page

4

Chiefs Call Safer Exits for Schools in Fire Plan

Fire Chiefs of Massachusetts discuss a report urging safe exits in schools. They warn outside fire escapes are useless and propose safe stairways, clear corridors, fireproof walls, and eight inch diameter mechanical gangs per floor. Fire drills should occur twice monthly and teachers stay with pupils during exit.

Fire Chiefs’ Club of Massachusetts Revere House

Reconstruction plan for school buildings proposed by committee

The committee led by Captain William Brophy and including T G Toomey Chief Edward C Minehan and Chief S W Rich proposes safe redesigns for existing schools and new buildings. They urge basement eliminations of wooden partitions and clutter with metal or wire lathed walls, iron or fireproof stairs, and fireproof basement separation from upper floors. The heating plant should be cut off from living spaces to improve safety.

William Brophy Club T. G. Toomey Filene Company Edward C. Minehan Marlboro S. W. Rich Somerville

Lawyer Found Dead in Bed in Natick

Natick December 15 Patrick H Cooney 70 of Walnut Street former district attorney of Middlesex County was found dead in bed this afternoon He was a prominent attorney in the state having served as counsel for the West End the Elevated and the Boston and Albany lines

Natick Patrick H. Cooney Walnut Street Middlesex County West End Elevated

Ratchesky Donates $100000 for Jewish Philanthropy Foundation

The president of the United States Trust Company of Boston contributed $100,000 to establish a Jewish philanthropic foundation.

Ratchesky United States Trust Company of Boston

Boston Jewish Philanthropy Foundation Created

A Boston leader announces a new foundation to promote Jewish philanthropy in the city. The plan, to be managed perpetually by a board of trustees, aims to alleviate need among Jewish neighbors and will begin operations soon. The initial gift is 100000 dollars.

New England Joseph M. Herman Federation

Salaries Capped at 2800 in Southern Association

In Birmingham on December 15 the Southern Association directors adopted a rule limiting baseball player salaries to 2800 for the coming season. The decision was announced after a directors meeting in Birmingham Alabama.

Birmingham Ala Southern Association

Adamson's Balsam Cited As Cure For Coughs And Colds

Advert says Adamson's Balsam is a reliable remedy for coughs colds and grippe with claims of quick relief and broad efficacy for readers seeking relief from winter ailments.

Adamson

State Inspector Wins Order to Uncover Lap Seams in Boilers

State Inspector of Boilers Harry E. Morton secured an order from Acting Chief Neal requiring boiler inspectors to uncover lap seams during inspections to prevent explosions. Morton argued that standard checks miss defects, citing a crack found at S. T. Le Baron’s East Boston factory and another similar discovery shortly after.

Harry E. Morton Neal Morton S. T. le Baron Boston

Opera Company Closes Season in Boston

The final performances of Boston's first opera season under Max Rabinoff and Anna Pavlova wrapped last night. Aida Act II featured Vilani, Maria Gay, Riccardi Martin, Giorgio Puliti, Jose Mardones. Rigoletto Act III with Lyne, Gaudenzi, Baklanoff. Pagliacci Act I with Teyte, Zenatello, Baklanoff. plus Pavlova divertissements. The company leaves by midnight train for Washington. President Wilson is expected at the opening of The Love of Three Kings.

Boston Opera Max Rabinoffi Anna Pavlova Aida Mme. Villani Maria Gay Messrs Riccardi Martin Giorgio Puliti Jose Mardones Mme. Pavlova Washington Wilson

Seek to Break Timmons Will Contested by Relatives

Mental incapacity is alleged for Mary Timmons who died in March 1915 leaving about 2000. Arthur Timmons the Boston carriage agent and Mrs Rose Riley of Brighton contest the will. Trial opened in Superior Court before Judge Stevens and a jury. Contestants claim she could not read or write and allege undue influence by executor Patrick O Loughlin without sureties.

Mary Timmons Arthur Timmins Boston Rose Riley Brighton Superior Court Stevens Patrick O'Loughlin

Philomathia Club Elects Mrs Shuman

A large group of Boston College women formed the Philomathia Club to aid students socially and athletically. Mrs Martha Moore Avery spoke to the auditors and Mrs E A Shuman was chosen president.

Boston College Philomathia Club Martha Moore Avery E. A. Shuman

Pinex and Sugar Syrup Cough Remedy Ad

An Ottawa home remedy touts 2 1/2 ounces Pinex mixed with sugar syrup to form a pint of cough syrup. The ad asserts rapid relief from bronchitis winter coughs and bronchial asthma, claiming 24 hours for ordinary coughs and high satisfaction with a money back guarantee.

Pinex Co Ft. Wayne Ind

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