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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1916

Page

3

Dartmouth seniors honor Nichols with tea service gift

On a Dartmouth lawn the Paleopitus president presented Dr. Ernest Fox Nichols and wife with a silver tea service from undergraduates. The wet down progressed with lemonade drinking, a fence gauntlet, and injuries including a student with a severe scalp wound and another with a fractured collarbone.

Hanover N. H Dartmouth Nichols Eleazer Wheelock A. E. C. Rantenberg Kenmore N. Y Mary Hitchcock Hospital K. A. Blum Orange N. J Blum Rantenberg Rantenburg

Buys Brass Bar for Gold Foiled in Pittsfield Gold Scheme

Aaron Paul a Troy jeweler lost 1900 dollars in a gold brick game at the Kenney Hotel Pittsfield. A brass bar substituted for a genuine gold bar led to the fraud. Suspects named A Simon and A Simms. Paul paid 50 to Albany promoter A Sanodick.

Pittsfield Aaron Paul Troy Kenney Hotel A. Simon A. Simms Paul A. Sanodick Albany Simon

New Haven Employee Charles Hayes Dies at 68

Charles Hayes aged 68 and a longtime New Haven employee died yesterday at his home on Pierce Street Norfolk Downs. He leaves a son Charles Hayes Jr of New York and a daughter Mrs Herbert F Price. Hayes had long resided in Quincy before moving to Norfolk Downs.

Charles Hayes The New Haven Pierce Street Norfolk Downs Quincy Hayes Charles Hayes, Jr New York Herbert F. Price

Imprison U S Flag Insulter Bouck White Ordered 30 Days

New York June 2 Justices Russell Moss and McInerny in special sessions sentenced Bouck White of the Church of the Social Revolution to pay 100 dollars and serve 30 days in the city prison for desecrating the American flag.

New York Russell, Moss McInerny Bouck White Church of the Social Revolution

Outcry at Church Fire Case Leads to Jail Terms

White received a fine and possibly 100 additional days in the Tombs after a court noted the law’s severity. Justice Moss and Justice McInerny condemned the defendant, while a lean preacher interrupted Rockefeller’s service and spoke of poverty. District Attorney Swann announced charges against those who burned the American flag at the Church of the Social Revolution, with Rev Mercer G Johnston among principal witnesses.

White Swann Church of the Social Revolution Mercer G. Johnston

Two Platoon School Plan Shifts Schedules in Boston Highs

Pr Dyer announced plans to implement a two platoon system next year at South Boston Dorchester West Roxbury English High and possibly East Boston High to handle an expected 19000 high school pupils. Classes would run 8:30 to 12:30 and 12:30 to 4:30 reducing daily attendance by about half an hour after removing a 22 minute recess. English High will split the second-year and part of the first-year classes into two groups of about 8600 each.

Pr. Dyer South Boston Dorchester West Roxbury English High East Boston

Immigrants Refused Admittance From Cretic Across Long Wharf

More than 300 passengers from Southern Europe aboard the White Star liner Cretic were denied entry and detained at the Long Wharf immigration station. The detained group, over 20 percent of the ship's travelers, were blocked by U S public health service physicians due to health issues, many Italian men exempt from military duty for illness or other reasons.

Europe White Star Cretic Long Wharf United States Public Health Service Italy

Shoe Worker Earns Medical Degree in Baltimore

Arthur F. Peterson of Brockton, once an edge-setter for 11 years, graduated from the University of Maryland and the College of Physicians and Surgeons in Baltimore and was named to the Baltimore City Hospital staff. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Patrick Peterson of 25 First street and funded his studies by earnings from factory work.

Brockton Arthur F. Peterson University of Maryland College of Physicians and Surgeons At Baltimore Baltimore City Hospital Peterson Patrick Peterson First Street

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