Globe traveler charged in South Boston assault
Julius Rath 28 of St. Louis, famed for touring every country and nearing a 45000 mile journey, was discharged by Judge Fallon after a fight outside Broadway Hall. Frank Stanton of South Boston was fined $10 for assaulting Rath as a crowd mobbed him after a lecture and dance. Rath defended with a heavy cane and was knocked unconscious.
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Julius Rath
St. Louis
Fallon
South Boston
Frank Stanton
C Street
Boston
Rath
Broadway Hall
Training School Head Moses Wyman Dies in Lowell
Moses A. Wyman aged 53 was superintendent of Middlesex County Training School in North Chelmsford. He died at Massachusetts General Hospital after an operation. He is survived by his wife, two children, and his mother.
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Lowell
Moses A. Wyman
Middlesex County Training School
North Chelmsford
Massachusetts General Hospital
Mayor Will Aid in Reappointment of Police Chief
Governor Foss reappoints Police Commissioner Stephen O’Meara with strong support from legislative leaders. Republican leaders praise the choice, while Walker Treadway Frothingham avoid comment. Martin Lomasney offers a brief remark and Mayor FitzGerald states cooperation in public interest.
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Foss
Stephen O'Meara
Walker
Treadway
Frothingham
Martin Lomasney
Fitzgerald
O'Meara
O'Meara Accepts Massachusetts Police Post Amid Breach
The appointment cements the rift between Boston Democracy and the Governor. O'Meara states he had no prior contact or solicitation, was confirmed under suspension of rules, and will assume the police post despite personal reluctance and family burden. He thanks supporters while maintaining silence to avoid soliciting a reappointment.
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Boston Democracy
O'Meara
Executive Council
Foss
Police Department
Customs Inspectors Praise Chief McCarthy on Retirement
A Boston Port customs committee led by Chester Renfield and John Whitcomb presented a letter to Surveyor Jeremiah McCarthy on May 31 1911 praising his 12 year tenure ending June 3 1911. McCarthy thanked the group noting no inspectors were dismissed during his term and offered best wishes to his successor.
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Customs
Chester B. Renfield
John M. Whitcomb
Charles E. Jackson
Aaron Twigg
Everett F. Boyd
McCarthy
The
Sur
Treasury Department
United States Customs Service
Port of Boston
Jeremiah J. McCarthy
District of Boston
Charlestown
Mass
Coram Files Bankruptcy Petition in US District Court
Chester D. Coram of 1862 Beacon Street listed total liabilities of 149 387 16 with assets described as doubtful. He owns 10 000 shares of Southwestern Development Company and has secured claims totaling 126 968 tied to stock and furniture mortgage. Unsecured claims total 22 418 99.
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Chester D. Coram
Beacon Street
United States District Court
Southwestern Development Company
Holland House
New York
Boston
Auburn
A. Stowell & Co. Inc
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Lamson & Hubbard
Madame May & Co
F. C. Herrick
Charles C. Holway
Richard J. Burton
Harris Poor
Autos injure two men in Cambridge
Two men were struck by passing cars on Massachusetts Avenue in Cambridge last night as they alighted from vehicles. Irving N. Linnell former Cambridge Common Council president suffered a sprained wrist and cuts, while Patrick Heany broke his ankle and was taken to Cambridge Hospital after being thrown to the ground.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Irving N. Linnell
Cambridge Common Council
Eldridge Stanley
College Avenue
Somerville
Patrick Heany
Green Street
Joseph Barrett
Hereford Street
Cambridge Hospital
Nurses urged to train before motherhood at city convention
Miss Sarah L. Arnold of Simmons College urged women to apprentice as nurses before motherhood at a Park Street Church convention of nurse superintendents. Mayor Fitzgerald pressed for an eight hour day for nurses, praising the profession and urging action before adjournment. Nurses then moved to Massachusetts General Hospital for a clinic.
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Sarah L. Arnold
Simmons College
Park Street
Fitzgerald
Arnold
Massachusetts General Hospital
Spinal and Gas Oxygen Anesthesia and Salvarsan Use
The report discusses techniques including spinal anesthesia, gas and oxygen anesthesia, and the administration of salvarsan. It notes clinical applications, potential benefits, and considerations for these procedures in medical practice.
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