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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1916

Page

1

Brandeis Nominated for U.S. Supreme Court

President Wilson names Louis D. Brandeis of Boston to the Supreme Court seat left vacant by Justice ar. The nomination surprises official Washington as Brandeis had not been among the expected eligibles. Some senators oppose. Senator Wadsworth publicly opposes. Brandeis and Mrs Brandeis attended a Wilson McAdoo dinner with Justice Hughes and other guests.

Washington Louis D. Brandeis Brandeis F Mcdoo Wilson Justice Hughes Pitney Samuel Untermeyer Louis D. Sandeis Boston Supreme Court Senate Brandeis Wadsworth New York President Wilson Supreme Court of the United States

Senators Endorse Nomination Yet Remain Quiet

The senators who approved the nomination showed support but avoided public commentary. They expressed confidence in the nominee while withholding explicit views in public forums.

Dismissal of Charges Against Shaw and End to Solitary

Mayor Curley dismissed all charges against Penal Institutions Commissioner David B. Shaw. He ordered the end of solitary confinement in dark cells at Deer Island and declared discharge the pen alty for violations by prison officials. He pledged to apply lesser penalties for infractions to maintain discipline.

Deer Island Curley David B. Shaw

Mayor praises Shaw with letter from security society head

The Mayor included a note from Secretary J Frank Chase of the New England Watch and Ward Society commending Mr Shaw for his handling of department affairs. Chase urged sympathy and support for the difficult work he faces.

J. Frank Chase New England Watch and Ward Society Shaw Chase

Widow Maintains Spy System Against Husband Doctor

The widow admits an elaborate arrangement kept to monitor Dr Mohr and hints she faked an alibi. She previously denied willingness to divorce but sought $75,000 and the Newport house, while the attorney general presses for truth.

Mohr Newport House

Newport villa sale central to Mrs Mohr divorce case

Providence January 28 Drs offer of divorce terms surfaced during August negotiations before the murder trial of Mrs Elizabeth Mohr Actress and widow described a possible 75 000 payment and a Newport villa as the only terms she would consider for an absolute divorce Attorney General Herbert Rice finished cross examination after questioning Mrs Mohr about marriage and divorce proceedings The judge adjourned with a session set for tomorrow morning.

Providence Newport Elizabeth Mohr

Cambridge Schools As Fire Traps

A Cambridge report warns public schools are fire traps with appalling dangers to children and a real risk of loss of life, presented at a Cambridge meeting outlining unsafe conditions and urgent concerns.

Cambridge

School fire hazard review by city's buildings chief

Superintendent of Buildings Jeremiah F. Downey announced completion of an investigation into fire hazard conditions in the schools. The report details findings and potential safety actions for district facilities.

Jeremiah F. Downey

Schools Faced With Fire Hazard In Basements

A committee reported extensive rubbish and combustibles in school basements near boilers. An immediate $500 appropriation was approved to plan remedies while head janitor John J. Roach was ordered to clear debris and reduce danger before renovations to remove the fire risk.

Downey John J. Roach

Telegraphers Hold 31st Annual Ball in Boston

More than 1000 persons attended the 71st annual ball of the Telegraphers' Mutual Aid Association of Boston held in Paul Revere Hall last night. The programme was in charge of William Ryan, assisted by F. L. Collins, E. Carter and J. A. Molloy.

the Telegraphers’ Mutual Aid Association of Boston Paul Revere Hall William Ryan F. L. Collins E. Carter J. A.molloy

U S Ultimatum Sent To Germany Over Lusitania

President Wilson issued an ultimatum to Germany before his Westward travel setting a February 5 deadline to disavow the Lusitania sinking in which over 100 Americans were killed. He will pursue direct talks with Berlin and end confidential meetings with Ambassador von Bernstorff.

Washington Wilson West Germany Great Britain Berlin von Bernstorff Lansing

Lusitania Sinking and German Evasions Stir Public Debate

The President grows weary of German evasions in the Lusitania case. She stands ready to pay indemnity for victims but maintains claims the attack was a justified reprisal.

Germany Lusitania

Mob of 400 in Ocala lynches accused assailant

In Ocala Florida on January 28 a mob of 400 white men hanged Richard Anderson a Black man accused of attacking a white woman near Williston. The lynching followed the accusation and mob action in the rural area.

Ocala, Fla Richard Anderson Williston

Moon Phases and notable dates in January and February

The notice lists moonrise and moonset times, phase dates including last quarter and full moons, and upcoming full moons through the year. It notes war days, day length changes, evening stars and morning planets, and anniversary reminders for McKinley, George III, Swedenborg, plus a royal decree from a year ago about Italian troops.

Saturn Jupiter Venus Mars William McKinley United States George the Third England Kansas Emmanuel de Swedenborg

Boston Area Weather Forecast With Snow Expected

Fair Saturday in Boston and nearby, turning unsettled at night with Sunday snow. Warmer trend expected, strong north to northeast winds. Washington forecast notes New England fair Saturday and snow on Sunday.

Boston Washington New England

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