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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1913

Page

3

Boston speaker savages high schools world over

Dr George Halford Cowles, an Australian sociologist, condemned Boston and American high schools as a failure while lecturing on woman suffrage at Tremont Street M E Church. He urged expanding grammar schools, better teacher pay, smaller classes, and harsher views on monopolies and militant protest.

Boston George Halford Cowles Tremont Street M. E. Church Cowles Australia America

Everett Drowning Victim Isabelle Kanert Buried

Isabelle J. Kanert the 19 year old Everett girl drowned in Canoble Lake while canoeing was buried from her home. Funeral services were simple and attended by relatives and friends. Rev A J Highes of First Baptist Church officiated with roses from Harold Dennis. Burial was in Glenwood cemetery.

Isabelle J. Kanert Everett Charles A. Kanert Marie Avenue Canoble Lake A. J. Highes First Baptist Church Isabelle Harold Dennis Glenwood Cemetery

Storm damages Washington as Capitol and White House struck

A violent Washington storm battered the Capitol and White House causing windows to shatter and forcing officials to shelter. Workers on the Capitol dome faced lightning and hail while 15 people were killed or injured in a nearby brick building collapse and police dug for possible victims.

Wilson White House Tumulty Representative Korbly Indiana Capitol Senate Kern William Reese Jim Boyle John Ford Bruce Jones Noble Bailey Bailey Jones Boyle Ford Goddess of Freedom Saul Company W. E. Hilton Thomas B. Fealey

Severe Electrical Storm Strikes Greater Boston Area

A violent afternoon storm battered Eastern Massachusetts with heavy rain hail and flooding. Lightning damaged homes in Cambridge Everett Malden Sharon and caused fires and injuries including Mrs Hagan burned while dousing a blaze. Greenhouses and trees were destroyed and commuters faced flooded stations.

Massachusetts Greater Boston North Washington Street George T. Page Inman Street Cambridge Malden Everett George H. Beck Morris Street Sharon Freeman T. Millard Cottage Street

London's Miss Levine Arrives to Tackle Boston Auctioneers

May Levine 19 arrives from London aboard the Franconia to join Boston's auction scene. She boasts a quick sale style and promises strong returns, challenging male auctioneers who currently dominate Greater Boston.

London Boston Greater May Levine Franconia Miss Levine

Chelsea Woman Auctioneer Seeks Permit and Suffrage Boost

Miss Levine asserts she will auctioneer in Chelsea and Boston, declaring she will not be barred by gender. She plans to practice in Boston, resides with her parents at 182 Poplar Street, and challenges city officials over permit restrictions.

Miss Levine London Chelsea Boston Post Poplar Street

Judge allows more Titanic claims in liability case

New York July 30 Federal Judge Mayer granted permission to file additional claims for loss of life injuries and baggage in the Titanic limitation of liability case brought by Oceanic Steam Navigation Company White Star Line. The Admiralty order set April 13 as the deadline but the judge said claims could be accepted up to trial.

New York Mayer Oceanic Steam Navigation Company, Limited White Star Line Admiralty Court

Two Die as Coal Train Wreck Occurs on Branch Line

Newcomerstown Ohio July 30 A Mitchell brakeman from Cambridge was instantly killed and L M Colvin fireman from Cambridge badly scalded when a Pennsylvania railroad coal train on a branch left the track at Morgan Run end and overturned Engineer B C Burley escaped by jumping away from the wreck.

Newcomerstown A. Mitchell Cambridge L . M. Colvin Pennsylvania Railroad Morgan Run C. Burley

Indicted Chicago Insurance Head Surrenders to Authorities

Joseph Fish, head of Jon P. Fish & Co., a public fire insurance adjustment firm, surrendered in the Illinois State Attorney's office after twelve indictments tied to Chicago's arson trust probe. He was released on bonds of 100000 dollars.

Echicago Joesph Fish Jon P. Fish & Co Public Fire Insurance Adjusters Chicago

Parties in Hot Clash in Senate Debate

Democrats and Republicans clashed in the Senate over the Underwood Simmons tariff bill. Senator Stone accused Republicans of trying to provoke a panic with their speeches on the pending measure.

Washington Senate Stone

Lawmakers clash over tariff bill fears and protections

Republican leaders warned the proposed tariff bill could cause disaster while Senator Gal linger argued the fear was not of calamity but its political fallout. Senator McLean blasted Democratic tariff promises as broken and urged higher protection, as debates on granite duties and wool schedule timing continued among Senate leaders.

Gallinger Penrose Pennsylvania Kenyon Stone New England George P. McLean Connecticut Ebenezer J. Hill Ways and Means Committee McLean Underwood Commerce Redfield Reilly S. E. Baldwin Senator McLean Democratic Party Congress

Woman Leaves Baby With Stranger at Chelsea Address

Mrs Susie Avedon of 82 Summer Street Chelsea learned kindness can backfire after an incident involving a baby and a woman at a local store. The report notes confusion over a baby left with a nonrelative and reflects on the outcomes of offering help in the community.

Susie Avedon Summer Street Chelsea

Stranger Woman Abandons Baby at Betts Hospital

A well dressed young woman left a six week old boy with Mrs. Avedon at Betts General Hospital asking her to hold the child. After hours of waiting for the mother, Mrs. Avedon turned the infant over to Officer Brooks. The baby was taken to the Chardon street home pending a claimant. The description of the woman and exact dress details were recorded.

Sergeant Brooks Dedham Street Chardon Street

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