Boston parochial schools examined for exits and drills
Commissioner Wells with Vicar-General William Byrne endorses an inspection of all city parochial schools for exit routes fire escapes and drills. Most reports praise current conditions while inviting drills in unprotected schools. Mayor Fitzgerald urged extending no school notification and the fire commissioner plans telephone notice arrangements for easy calls.
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Clarence Hill Sentenced to Two Years at H House of Correction
Clarence FE. Hill was yesterday sentenced to two years by Judge Gaskill for forgery. Hill pleaded guilty to forging several checks in a case heard at the courthouse.
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Boston opinions of the Denver system debated by judges
The Boston Post interviews judges on juvenile justice, revealing support for Judge Lindsey and critique of Massachusetts handling. They discuss needs for dedicated facilities, probation practices, and differences between Western and Eastern youth, with Brookline cited as near perfect in case handling.
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Judge Lindsey ideals for juvenile cases debated
Judge Albert D. Bosson argues for applying Judge Lindsey’s approaches to juvenile matters. He notes the value of thoughtful oversight and contends that the right kind of judge can steer youths toward honesty and reform, especially in mid adolescence.
Mother and Child Health and Reform Views
The piece cites Scott's Emulsion as a trusted aid for mothers and children, stressing nutrition for two and inner strength. It also discusses a candy theft by a boy, favors probation over harsh institutions, and endorses Judge Lindsey's reform ideas for wayward youths.
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Society Notes On Travel And Dinner Parties At Season’s End
Social column details Boston society planning travels to Egypt Jamaica Palm Beach and Camden with the Grew and Mason families among others. It covers Valentine dinners Luncheons and talks in progress at Commonwealth Avenue homes and the Vendome while Edith Lady Playfair prepares for England departure. Married Harvard graduate John Woods Myers noted. Debutante era reflections.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Timothy Remick
Newbury Street
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Playfair
Vendome
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Alice Russell
Lady Playfair
Police Refusal to Report Raises Youth Safety Fears
An officer warns that many boys here would fail to report a crime or danger, signaling concern for safety and urging vigilance. The comment suggests underreporting hampers response and community protection efforts.
Coadjutor Sails for Boston from Naples
The Most Reverend W. H. O'Connell, newly named coadjutor archbishop of the Boston archdiocese, will sail February 28 from Naples and reach Boston March 12. Arrival during Lent postpones receptions and banquets.
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W. H. O'Connell
Boston
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Bachelors Society Forms at Mahano y City
The Bachelors Society of Mahano y City vows never to marry and to push Congress to limit marriage to the healthy and wealthy. Members pledge to hold hands flirt talk walk with women and aid the bill.
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Mahanoy City
Penn
Bachelors’ Society
Mildred Champagne Talks On Love And Sentiment
Dear Miss Champagne offers advice on love and jealousy in a reader column. Annie questions a six month relationship with a jealous red haired man and whether to end it. The adviser urges ending the romance and notes praise of virtues without love is hollow. The second letter from Thelma seeks guidance to reconcile after a breakup. The column ends with an ad for Young's Magazine March issue.
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Miss Champagne
Annie
Thelma
Boy’s journey tested, judge notes probation view
Superintendent of Schools South worth Somerville and Reverend Glenn Tilley Morse discuss handling juveniles. They argue harsh punishment is unnecessary and support probation under trusted supervision, noting boys’ boisterousness at a certain age and the need for understanding guidance.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Malden
Juvenile court bail policy criticized for Boston case
A reader cites Fallon juvenile court and reports that boys ages 11 to 15 were jailed on $500 bail for breaking and entering after a window breaking incident. The writer argues the bail policy harms poor youths and hardens them, claiming it contradicts the aim of making Boston boys better.
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Fallon
Boston
Denver
Ek. Stanton
Nashua to Accept $1000 in Embezzlement Case
Nashua New Hampshire February 14. The City Council votes to accept 1000 dollars in full satisfaction of a 1821 dollar claim against Alfred A Hall former city clerk accused of embezzlement in 1901. Hall’s family and friends raised the money and he will plead to the indictment tomorrow.
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Boy 17 Sues for 10000 Damages Over Elevator Crush
William Beaudreau a 17 year old through his next friend sues John McCarthy Co of Dudley Street for 10000 damages claiming injuries from a December 23 1903 elevator accident that crushed his hand.
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William Beaudreau
John McCarthy & Co
Dudley Street
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