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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1907

Page

12

Farrington Will Creates Fifty Percent Gift for Boston Children

The late Charles F Farrington leaves 200000 to fund a perpetual memorial for his parents benefiting Boston's children with harbor trips country trips and diversions. Harvard College receives 50000 for research on infections. Ruth Bradford is named in a sampler and historic jug bequest.

Charles F. Farrington Harvard College Ruth Bradford Governor Bradford Bradford Jug Farrington

Found Body Of Murdered Babe On Cushman Avenue

The lifeless ten day old infant, wrapped in newspaper with a handkerchief in its mouth, was found yesterday morning on Cushman avenue off Leverett street by Patrolman Twombly. Autopsy by Assistant Medical Examiner Stedman indicated death by asphyxiation from the handkerchief, with bruises on the body and the child dead only a short time.

Twombly Cushman Avenue Leverett Street Stedman

Mrs Guild Shows Rapid Recovery After Sunday

Dr Mumford reported last night that Mrs Guild has improved very much since Sunday and is getting along very well. The update notes a steady recovery and positive outlook for her condition.

Calls Boston's Debt Excessive

Representative Walter A Webster of Ward 22 told the Lincoln Republican Club that even if all city public institution costs were eliminated Boston's debt would still exceed that of other large U S cities. He rejected graft charges but urged study of methods and figures to reach a just result. Warren G Locke introduced Acting Chairman William Berwin, president of the club.

Lincoln Republican Club Ward Legion of Honor Warren G. Locke William Berwin

National Catholic Church for France proposed by Des Houx

Paris January 15 a plan to inaugurate a national French Catholic church under Henri des Houx is announced with the aid of Archbishop Vilatte of Texas. The scheme would keep Latin rites but reject papal infallibility, seeking government support while clergy and laity defend the traditional national church.

Paris Henri Des Houx League of French Catholics Vilatte Texas Independent Catholic Movement 10 America Des Houx M. Des Houx Rome Republic France Notre Dame Des Victoires Isabella Street Aris J. M. Portal M. Henri Des Houx M. Des Ivoux M. Des Iloux Wisconsin Utrecht Hol

French Catholics ridicule idea of independent French church

Boston clergy dismiss the push for a national Catholic church in France. Rev J M Portal and others criticize leaders like M Des Houx and M Des Ivoux, calling them discredited liberals and noting Bishop Vilatte’s dubious ordination and long Wisconsin ties.

Perkins and Greenough Married in Society Ceremony

Miss Margaret B. Perkins and Charles P. Greenough the second were wed at noon yesterday at the Perkins home 25 Exeter street. The bride wore white satin and lace and carried lilies of the valley. Bridesmaid Miss Ethel Fay wore yellow chiffon and lace with a white hat. The bride is a popular society woman.

Margaret B. Perkins Vincent Club Charles P. Greenough Hamilton Perkins Exeter Street Ethel Fay Beacon Street

Chelsea Men Push Plan to Annex to Boston

The Post reports strong public debate in Chelsea over annexation by Boston with polls suggesting a two to one pro in favor if a vote were held. Merchants, aldermen, and residents back metropolitan Boston including merging Chelsea with Revere and Winthrop as a first step. petitions circulate signed by many manufacturers and citizens alike.

Post Chelsea Boston Revere Winthrop Suffolk County Alderman Cook Chelsea Board of Aldermen John Schafer William S. Young William I. Knox J. Perkins J. G. Boardman

Kept Wedding Secret Six Days Ended in Concord

Allen J. Harris of Berwick street surprised friends by revealing his marriage to Mrs. Elizabeth M. Vinal of Alton New Hampshire last Wednesday in Concord. Harris, son of Gilbert N. Harris, is an electrician at Charlestown navy yard and the couple are now on their wedding tour with the ceremony performed by Rev. John Drew of New York.

Ebenezer ‘Trescott Farrington Eliza Delaon Farrington Farrington Henry M. Rogers John B. Thomas Prentiss M. Went Melrose Jan Elizabeth M. Vinal Mee Smith Alton N. W Concord N. H Allen J. Harris Berwick Street Mr. Harris Gilbert N. Harris Boston Charlestown Navy Yard John Drew New York

Peirce Explains Hague Episode in Oslo Interview

Herbert W. Peirce, American minister to Norway and ex-secretary of state aide, said in an interview at Christiania that a house ways and means committee charge was a rehash of old attacks. He stated he acted for both government and claimants before The Hague tribunal with authority from Secretary Hay and without personal compensation.

Christiania Herbert Wi Peirce Norway House Washington HT. W. Elliott Cleveland High Seas Root The Hague

Farrington Dies at 63 in Jamaica Plain

Charles F. Farrington aged 63 and long time Jamaica Plain resident died yesterday of pneumonia at the family home at Burroughs and Pond streets. He helped develop West Roxbury estates and owned Gloucester property. A musician and Mayflower Society member, he aided in greeting Grand Duke Alexis during a history visit. Funeral today at 2 PM at the old homestead with Rev. Dole officiating. interment Forest Hills.

Charles F. Farrington Jamaica Plain Farrington Burroughs and Pond Streets West Roxbury Gloucester Mayflower Society Union Club Duke Alexis Russia Mr. Dole Forest Hills

Hospital management urges new building for children

The annual report presented yesterday at Hutchins Wheeler offices urges immediate fundraising to construct a new structure on land next to Harvard Medical School. Officials say the current facility is inadequate to meet demand.

Children’s Hospital Hutchins & Wheeler Sears Harvard Medical School

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