Magrath Sued Over Autopsy in Suffolk Court
Somerville resident Berenice Brimfield sues Medical Examiner Dr. George B. Magrath in Suffolk Superior Court claiming the autopsy on her husband was performed against her wishes and that body parts were not properly returned. Magrath says he acted with proper authorization and professional obligation. Remington Schuyler provides a double page buffalo hunt photo in the Post Magazine.
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George B. Magrath
Suffolk
Berenice Brimfield
Somerville
Magrath
Quested
Dr. Magrath
Remington Schuyler
Next Sunday Post
Auto HIt Big Wagon Hurts Brookline Girl in Collision
Miss Rosamond Batchelder, daughter of Mr and Mrs John L Batchelder of Seaver street Brookline, escaped serious injury when the car she rode in collided with an express wagon at the Washington and Boylston streets junction. She was thrown forward through a window and severely cut on hands and wrists. The chauffeur Joseph Finn was uninjured.
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Rosamond Batchelder
John L. Batchelder
Seaver Street
Brookline
Eighty Admit Conspiracy In Indianapolis Election Case
In Indianapolis on January 12, eighty men pleaded guilty to a federal indictment charging a conspiracy to corrupt the November 3, 1914 election. Eight other defendants pled not guilty while demurrers were filed for the remaining twenty six including Mayor Don M. Roberts and several city and county officials. Argument on demurrers set for January 20.
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Indianapolis
A. B. Anderson
United States District Court
Federal Grand Jury
Don M. Roberts
Eli H. Redman
Thomas Smith
Dennis Shea
Phone Gurls Plan Big Reunion Friday Night
Boston telephone operators announce their third annual reunion at Hibernian Hall Roxbury on Friday evening. Officials from City and State will join the Hello girls and the union aims to grow a sick benefit fund by at least one thousand dollars. Executive board members preside including Anna Molloy Mary Meagher Bessie Breen Mae Alexander Gertrude Devine Alice Donovan Catherine Tierney Alice Keating Mary Murray May Matthews Anna O'Brien Theresa Martin Nellie Kennedy.
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Boston
Hibernian Hall
Roxbury
Anna Molloy
Mary Meagher
Bessie Breen
Mae Alexander
Gertrude Devine
Alice Donovan
Catherine Tierney
Alice Keating
Mary Murray
May Matthews
Anna O'Brien
Theresa Martin
Nellie Kennedy
Hurt by Auto Gets $7000
Irene I. Fogg of Auburndale a Wellesley College student received a $7000 verdict in Middlesex Superior Civil Court before Judge Brown for injuries suffered May 14 1918 when an automobile owned by John B Walcott and driven by his chauffeur struck her on Central Street Wellesley. The suit sought $25000 and testimony suggested loss of a soprano voice and facial contour changes.
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Irene I. Fogg
Auburndale
Wellesley College
Middlesex Superior Civil Court
Brown
Central Street
Wellesley
Miss Fogg
John B. Walcott
Newton
Attempted HoldUp Fails In City District
Police investigation continues after a series of holdups in the business district last week. The latest occurred between five and six yesterday evening when Philip E. Reynolds of United Fruit Company was accosted and threatened at Central and Broad streets. the assailant fled as Reynolds prepared to resist.
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Station 2
Philip E. Reynolds
United Fruit Company
Central
Broad Streets
Reynolds
Miss Gertrude Amory to wed Constantine Hutchins
Miss Gertrude L. Amory daughter of Harcourt and Mrs Amory of 293 Beacon street becomes engaged to Constantine Hutchins Harvard man and squash racquet champion for the United States and Canada. Hutchins son of Constantine F. Hutchins of 327 Beacon street.
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Gertrude L. Amory
Harcourt Amory
Beacon Street
Constantine Hutchins
Harvard
United States
Canada
Amory
Vincent Club
Back Bay
Hutchins
Constantine F. Hutchins
State House Sees Straphangers Aid And Homestead Help
Bills to aid street car strap hangers and to assist poor persons willing to struggle to own a homestead were among the legislative petitions filed at the State House yesterday.
Boston considers transport reform and homestead bonds
Lawmakers push a strap hanger limit on street cars at no more than 50 percent over seating capacity. A Homestead bill proposes $1,000,000 in bonds to loan to small farmers. A ban on liquor advertising in public places is proposed, with a tobacco smoking ban in common areas. Mayor Curley proposes a five member transportation commission to study Boston transit and freight improvements with a $25,000 expense cap shared by city and Commonwealth.
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John J. Donovan
Boston
Commonwealth
McLean
Fall River
Congress
United States
New England
Curley
Bangs Addresses Commercial Club With Celebrity Anecdotes
John Kendrick Bangs spoke at the 40th Commercial Club meeting at the Union Clubhouse last night telling anecdotes about Kipling Roosevelt Stanley Mrs Stoddard Churchill Doyle and Twain. Captain Charles Polack of the interned Kronprinzess in Cecilie was guest of honor and a toast was offered. Sixty five members attended including former Governor Guild.
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John Kendrick Bangs
Commercial Club
Union
Kipling
Roosevelt
Stanley
Mrs. Stoddard
Churchill
Doyle
Twain
Charles Polack
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Guild
Ireland's Position in War to Be Discussed at Boston Irish League
Several well known speakers will discuss Ireland's position in regard to the war at the meeting of the Boston Central Branch of the United Irish League, held at the American House tomorrow evening. A special musical programme has been arranged including James J. Flynn, the baritone soloist.
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Ireland
Boston
United Irish League
American House
James J. Flynn
James Montgomery Flagg Art and Auto Guide for Sunday Post
James Montgomery Flagg illustrates and writes his own automotive guide for the upcoming Sunday Post. The noted artist and caricaturist combines drawing with practical driving tips.
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James Montgomery Flagg
Harvard Money Funds Five Ambulances
The Harvard Red Cross committee received a notice from Miss Mabel T. Boardman of the American Red Cross Society that five motor ambulances are being built with funds raised by Harvard students at a tag day. They will go to Europe for battlefield work once completed, with each ambulance bearing Harvard University Students on the body and insignia on the khaki cover.
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Harvard Red Cross Committee
Mabel T. Boardman
The
American Red Cross Society
Harvard
Europe
Harvard University
Cure for Catarrhal Deafness Head Noises Recipe
Sufferers of catarrhal deafness and head noises can often be helped at home. A home remedy using Parmint mixed with hot water and sugar is recommended, taken four times daily to reduce inflammation in the Eustachian tubes and balance middle ear secretions.
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Tieworth
Hair Growth Ad From Specialist Promises Bald Head Revival
An advertisement from a specialist claims to regrow hair on a balding scalp. It asserts hair restoration methods and products can stimulate growth and improve appearance, inviting readers to consult for treatment options.
Dansants Thursday Eve at State Armory
Massachusetts and vest per evan' ene Cambor, phone Operators' Cup. Admission 25 cents. Event held Thursday evening at the State Armory with dancing and a competition.
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Sth Best
Dansants
State Armory
Massachusetts & Vest
Evan’ Ene
Cambor
Ephone
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United Cigar Stores
United Profit-Sharing Corporation
General Offices
W. 18Th St
N. Y
Bromfield St
Col
Washington St
Burrill
Burrill's
Miss Amory
Bangs
Paine
Paine Furniture Company
Paine Furniture Co
Arlington St. and
St. James Avenue
Boylston Street
Emily
Wilson Bros
Scolley Sq
Victrola
Oliver Ditson Company
Tremont ST
Near
West St
Victor
George Lincoln Parker
Boylston ST
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, N. J
Vernon Castle
Mr. and
Mrs. Vora
the Castle Polka
Tlees
Victrola XI
W. & A. Bacon CO
Washington & Keean
Sts
Ces
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