Protest Over Move of Children’s Museum in Jamaica Pond
The director Miss Delia I. Griffin led a strong protest against Mayor Curley’s plan to relocate the Children’s Museum and School for Nature Study at Pink Bank Jamaica Pond. Scores of supporters urged preservation and continuance of the educational facility.
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Children’s Museum and School For Nature Study
Pink Bank
Jamaica Pond
Delia I. Griffin
Curley
Children’s Museum at Jamaica Pond Provokes School Leaders
Dr. Franklin B. Dyer voices strong support for keeping the Children’s Museum at Jamaica Pond, saying it aids history geography and botany study and outdoor life. He cites 3000 teachers and urges preservation against Mayor Currey’s removal plan. Samuel Abbott Green and Joseph Lee also oppose relocation citing educational value.
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Franklin B. Dyer
Jamaica Pond
Samuel Abbott Green
Boston
Currey
Car strikes wagon injuring Dedham riders
William H Howe, a caterer, fractured collarbone, and William Danford suffered severe facial and body bruises when a Bay State street railway electric car hit a wagon carrying them at High street and Allen place Dedham at 1130 PM. Winnie Durkee and Ruth Simpson fainted nearby as the wagon containing dinner supplies was driven ten feet. Danford was thrown under the horses and trampled.
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William H. Howe
William Danford
Bay State Street Railway
High Street
Allen Place
Dedham
Winnie Durkee
Milton Street
East Dedham
Ruth Simpson
Hibernian Hall
Danford
Boston Architect Found Guilty of Manslaughter
George B. Perkins of Boston was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in Federal Court for the fatal shooting of F. W. R. Hinman of Jacksonville on the steamship Mohawk. Sentenced to three years in Atlanta prison, Perkins planned an appeal.
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Columbia
8. C
George B. Perkins
Boston
F. W. R. Hinman
Jacksonville
Fla
Smith
Atlanta
Hinman
Florida Times-Union
New York
Perkins
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Million-dollar resort planned at Hull Pemberton site
A $1,000,000 enterprise announced to transform Hotel Pemberton and adjacent land in Hull into a major summer amusement complex. George A. Dodge of Paragon Park fame plans a 3000-seat cafe, ballroom, cabaret, and roof garden while retaining Paragon Park ownership. Frederick L. Lane of Nantasket Steamship Co. backs the project with expanded wharfage and frequent steamer service to meet rising demand.
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Hull
Europe
William H. White
Milk Street
Pemberton Hotel
Pemberton Inn
Messrs. Page
Phinney
Dodge
Paragon Park
Pemberton
Luna Park
Coney Island
Palm Garden
New York
Boston
Frederick L. Lane
Nantasket Steamboat Company
South Shore
Lanes
Lane
Nantasket
Pemberton Landing
Let Down Bars to Harvard Freshmen
Harvard freshmen formerly restricted to specific dining rooms will be allowed to eat in any of the three dormitory dining halls. President A Lawrence Lowell said arrangements will be made so freshmen in Gore Standish or Smith dormitories may dine with their peers in those halls.
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Harvard
A. Lawrence Lowell
Charles River
Gore
Smith
Poslam Skin Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Poslam advertises rapid itch and burn relief with first application and claims to clear pimples eczema and inflamed skin overnight. It promotes Possum Soap as a superior shampoo and suggests sending for a free sample from Emergency Laboratories New York.
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West 26Th Street
New York
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