Holmes Promotes The Canadian Rockies In Lectures
Holmes presents a picturesque talk on the Canadian Rockies with still and moving photographs. The lecture repeats this afternoon.
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Holmes
Canadian Rockies
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1917
Page
3
Surgeons From Greater Boston Headed to War Zone Hospitals
Several surgeons from Greater Boston departed last evening for New York city where they will sail on the steamship New York tomorrow to serve in English hospitals. The group includes Drs. Frederick A. Simonde Wakefield J Frederick Harvey Boston Leo T Kewer Waverley Carl E Allison Wakefield and Audley Sanders Boston Some plan to join the Harvard unit later in France.
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Greater Boston
New York City
New York
Frederick A. Simonde
Wakefield
J. Frederick Harvey
Boston
Leo T. Kewer
Waverley
Carl E. Allison
Audley Sanders
Harvard
France
Near Heroes Not Bad Boys
Dr. Elmer E. Southard of the Psychopathic Hospital told 100 Boston Federation delegates that boy criminals driven by a wish to be heroes can be cured, though some learn by a single mistake. The meeting at 585 Boylston St urged support for a bill expanding juvenile court jurisdiction, centralizing cases, and funding a new children’s court site. It also backed raising the girls’ age of consent from 16 to 18, with plans to push the bill this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E. Southard
Psychopathic Hospital
Boston City Federation
Dr. Southard
Boylston Street
Boston
Children's Court
A.A. Berle, Jr
Jilted man sues for 5000 over broken engagement
W E Beal of Greene files a breach of promise suit in Lewiston Maine against Marguerite Goss Ham alleging a five year engagement ended last November. He claims she refused to marry him and he later learned she wed Ernest Ham of Wales.
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Lewaston
W. E. Beal
Greene
Marguerite Goss Ham
Ernest E. Ham
Wales
Beal
Ham
Bates College
Lewiston High School
Main Street Baptist Church
Sabatis Road
Lewiston
Edwin L. Goss
Four Years of Marriage Ended by Infidelity Verdict
Judge Dubuque grants decree nisi to Howard Black from Julia F. Black for infidelity. Insurance agent Harry B. Porter named as involved party. Testimony recalls a 29 Mt Pleasant street scandal with Porter, cigarette stubs, and a mail envelope to Porter. Bridget A. Mann also granted decree nisi for desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Black
Edwin T. Mann
Bridget A. Mann
Dubuque
Tragic Death after Mercy Mission Stuns Dalton
Mrs. Simon Small aged 53 died on her doorstep after an errand of mercy. She was stricken at midnight and found dead by her husband three hours later on her Dalton residence doorstep while returning from Northfield and Greenfield.
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Dalton
Simon Small
Northfield
Greenfield
Mrs Small Dies After Two Mile Walk Home In Freezing Weather
Mrs Small accompanied by her sister Mrs Emma Streeter reached Coltsville Junction near Pittsfield on the way from Northfield to Dalton. Despite zero weather and gale she walked home two miles to Craneville as her husband awoke to find her on the doorstep. Dr Schofield attributed death to a paralytic shock from the strain of the journey and cold.
Damages Sought in Dog Fight Case in Pittsfield
Michael Flynn filed a damage claim under an ancient assault law after a dog attacked and killed his bull dog at his Robbins Avenue home. The claim cites a sleepy bull dog owned by a colored man nearby and notes Flynn missed the 48 hour filing window, so the claim was denied.
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Pittsfield
Michael Flynn
Robbins Avenue
Flynn
Hearing Required Before Prosecutions In Weights Case
Thure Hanson, commissioner of weights and measures, defended limited prosecutions by noting hearings precede actions. He said 500 bakers and grocers face short weight charges with summonses to appear. On Jan 2, 75 Boston firms are to be heard at the State House, with 110 Springfield district cases next day. Hanson previously held hearings for 63 area bakers and grocers at Worcester City Hall.
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Thure Hanson
Boston
State House
Springfield
Hanson
City Hall
Worcester
Machinists in Bath End Strike at Hyde Windlass Plant
Nearly 100 machinists at the Hyde Windlass Company in Bath, Maine, end a strike that began Monday after two union officials were discharged. The dispute was settled with their reinstatement, and work is to resume tomorrow.
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Bath
Hyde Windlass Company
Plan for Boston Citizen Police Force Seeks Cooperation
Boston clean up committee plans a citizen police force to aid city officials in enforcing health fire and police laws. Enrollees receive credentials signed by the Mayor health commissioner and committee chair and vow to observe and promote laws and report violations. The cleanup period is set April 30 through May 12.
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Boston
City Hall
Woman Dies After Stairs Fall in Newburyport
In Newburyport on January 19 Mrs. Eliza McKenron aged 62 was found dead at the cellar stairs with a broken neck. Dr. R C Hurd diagnosed that an indigestion attack likely caused her to fall.
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Newburyport
Eliza McKenron
Jennie Smith
R. C. Hurd
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