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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1912

Page

7

Safeguarding Fire Vehicles After Parker Street Accident

Fire Commissioner Charles H. Cole outlines measures to prevent repeat of Ladder Truck 12 crash in Roxbury. He cites adding auto like hand brakes, iron shoes or skids, extra ropes and chains, and proposes changing Parker Hill avenue to a wider curve to improve safety for Boston fire trucks.

Parker Street Roxbury George F. Doyle Charles H. Cole Boston Cole Parker Hill Avenue Mission Street Calumet Street

Malden Man Weds Miss Ethel Gilmore in Home Ceremony

Edwin Treland a Malden hardware dealer married Miss Ethel Gilmore daughter of Mr and Mrs Luther Gilmore of Brewer Maine. The ceremony occurred Monday at the bride’s parents home. Miss Gilmore taught at Center Grammar School and the couple will live at 11 Beltram Street Malden.

Malden Edwin Treland Ethel Gilmore Luther VY. Gilmore Brewer, Me Gilmore Centre Grammar School Beltram Street

Curious Features in News of the Day

In New York on February 21 a party game turned dangerous when a kiss in a dark room fractured Miss Mary Cassack's skull. The incident involved May O Connor and Cassack amid a jolly gathering as stenographer Harry Rieche attempted to kiss both women. Cassack, from Yonkers, and her friend face recovery. The piece also notes Sidney J R Francis and companions wanderers, with backgrounds in Yale, Deutsche Bank London, and the du Pont family, plus Heywood Brown of New York.

New York Mary Cassack Elm Street Yonkers Miss Cassack Harry Rieche Sten May O'Connor Rieche Maryland Sidney J. R. Francis D. R. Francis Missouri Yale M. H. Cecil Meltzer Deutschland Bank London Albert R. du Pont Aime du Pont Harvard Heywood Brown Columbia

Boy of 14 Becomes Farm Manager in Baraboo Area

Floyd Carlente aged fourteen has closed a deal to buy a 135 acre farm near Baraboo Wisconsin for about 18000 dollars. He will pay in installments and his father has guaranteed the price. The boy has hired two families to run the farm under his direction.

Baraboo Wis Floyd’ Carlente

Will disputes over donation for everlasting life

In Penn Yan on February 21 relatives challenged the will of Mary F. Johnson who died at Bellona Yates County. She left $100000 to the Presbyterian Board of Home Missions of New York and $50000 to Bellona Memorial Church claiming she sought favor from God and election to everlasting life. The court upheld the will concluding undue influence did not come from a human source.

Penn Yan Mary F. Johnson Bellona Yates County Presbyterian Board of Home Missions of New York Bellona Memorial Church

Leprosy Experiments On Monkeys In Pittsburgh

Yee Sul a leprous Chinese man volunteers for science at Allegheny General Hospital. Under Dr. Frederick Proescher microbes from Yee Sul are bred in monkeys. Some monkeys died but eight survive and provide virus for further injections into Yee Sul.

Pittsburg Penn Yee Sul Allegheny General Hospital Frederick Proescher Yee Sui Proescher

Woman Awarded 250 In Dental Malpractice Suit

Mrs Susie V Brewer received 250 in a case against Dr W T Schlosser she said extracted 13 upper teeth against her directions to remove those on the lower jaw She sought 5000 in damages in the Maryland suit filed in Hagerstown February 21.

Hagerstown Susie V. Brewer W. T. Schlosser

Strong 85 year old orders coffin in ready mood

G. W. Allen, Civil War veteran, 85, declares he is not ill and orders a Cypress coffin from F. C. Cox planing mill. He specifies simple construction with brass screws and hinges, no ornaments, to be stored by an undertaker until needed, estimated cost under 25 dollars.

Pera G. W. Allen F. C. Cox Mr. Allen Allen

Wedded in Jest Ends in No Divorce for Debnam Pair

Mrs Dorothy Debnam formerly Dorothy Opperman of 238 Whitehall Street Atlanta sued for divorce after a three day marriage begun as a joke. Chancery judge Alfred Benners in Birmingham denied the petition, ruling no legal separation despite the joking intent.

Atlanta Dorothy Debnam Dorothy Opperman Whitehall Street Chancery Birmingham Debnam Alfred Benners

Two Women Hissed From Stage After Stokes Shooting

In Cleveland on February 21 Miss Ethel Conrad and Miss Lillian Graham, accused in the shooting of W. E. R. D. Stokes of the Ambassador Hotel in New York, were hissed from the theatre stage during the performance.

Hiss Stokes Cleveland Ethel Conrad Lillian Graham W. ER. D. Stokes Ansonia New York City

Changes in Cast for Saturday Opera at Boston House

Due to Mme Claessens illness Florence Wickham and Marie Mattfeld will sing the aunt and the witch in Haensel and Gretel today. Madeline d Olige to debut as Micaela in Carmen next Saturday night in America.

Boston Mme. Claessens Florence Wickham Marie Mattfeld Aunt Witch Haensel Und Gretel

State Board Rules Clarence Greenleaf sane after insanity findings

In Brockton, Clarence H. Greenleaf was declared sane by the state board after prior insanity adjudications. He shot at a street car motorman in 1909, injuring him and a high school girl, was confined in asylums, escaped twice, and is now released on probation. The case featured legal arguments and witness disputes as a retrial proceeds.

Brockton Clarence H. Greenleaf State Board of Insanity Aiken Superior Court Greenleaf William Amero Jennie Swabsky Plymouth Bertram G. Spencer

Boston port urged to be free from special interests

Baurat Wendemuth, a German harbor expert, spoke at a City Club luncheon hosted by the Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange. He praised Boston's location and urged that the port be kept free from special interests, noting it as a model harbor project in cooperation with German experience.

Baurat Wendemuth Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange Herr Wendemuth Boston United States Germany Hamburg

Mother Found Dead In Malden Home

Mrs. Julia Williams aged 60 was found dead in bed by her son at 126 Avon street Malden yesterday morning. Her husband John Williams died five weeks earlier in an accident.

Julia Williams Avon Street Malden John Williams

A Healthy Happy Old Age Laxative Remedy

A health note promotes gentle cleansing for a healthy old age using Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. It touts natural action, safety for all ages, and warming effects on internal organs. The genuine product bears the California Fig Syrup Co. name on the front.

California Fig Syrup Co

Boston Court Schedules Washington Birthday Session

For the first time in over 120 years the U S District Court at Boston will hold sessions on Washington's Birthday to hear the retrial of William De Graff cook on the coal barge Glendower. He is charged with murdering Captain Charles D Wyman in his bunk while the barge towed on the high seas June 9 last.

William N. Putnam Edwin M.wyman John P. Feeney Feeney Wyman Captain Camp Monocacy Glendower George B. Magrath Suffolk County George F. McCausland Harbor Police McCausland Putnam United States District Court Boston Washington William de Graff Charles D. Wyman High Seas

Deer Delivers Surprise Run Through Manchester Store Window

A deer wandered from Rock Rimmon into Manchester city streets today. It fled downtown, leaping a park wall and dashing through the window of McQuestion & Lewis Co. at Main Street. Store workers captured it and it was later killed by authorities.

Manchester N. H Rock Rimmon Lafayette Park McQuestion & Lewis Co

Washington's Birthday Observed at Bridgewater Farm

Bridgewater State Farm in Natal Day ceremonies marks Washington's Birthday with a day off for 2930 inmates. The program includes readings on Washington, an oration, a large roast pork dinner, 2800 loaves of bread and 700 mince pies, and a minstrel show featuring inmates and attending officials.

Bridgewater Washington State Farm

Two Men Get Six Years For Assault On Woman

William J. Sullivan and Thomas Shinkwin were sentenced to six years each at the Massachusetts Reformatory for assaulting an unknown woman found unconscious in a doorway on Eliot Street. She died later at City Hospital. Her identity had not been established. Both men were described as about 24 to 28 years old.

William J. Sullivan Thomas Shinkwin Massachusetts Reformatory Eliot Street City Hospital

Friday Special Clothing and Accessories Sale Highlights

A Friday only sale enumerates tailored linings, silks, embroideries, and knit underwear with deep discounts. Featured items include wool blankets, corsets, petticoats, and shoes from Goodyear and Daniel Green, plus coats and suits in silk plush and wool blends.

Dresden

Six Year Term for Presidents Proposed

Washington February 21. Representative Curley of Massachusetts introduced a bill to limit the President and Vice-President to a single six year term.

Washington Curley Massachusetts

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