Elopers Write Six Months Later
A Brookline couple who disappeared last December reportedly married Christmas Day. Francis J. Higgins 23 and Lennie Brayne 20 wrote to Higgins' mother saying they wed and now work in Washington as government clerks. They had attended Brookline High School before leaving town.
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Brookline
Francis J. Higgins
Lennie Brayne
Edward. Brayne
Higgins
Georgia Higgins
Aspinwall Avenue
Miss Brayne
Washington
Brookline High School
Police Fire Seven Shots in Capture of Auto Thief
Two police chiefs a lieutenant and an inspector fired seven shots at Walter Hartford an alleged automobile thief before capturing him after a chase across Elm Farm meadows. Hartford is charged with stealing a Ford owned by Dr O Clark Towle city physician of Somerville.
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Maynard
Walter Hartford
Elm Farm
Hartford
O. Clark Towle
Somerville
Charles A. Kendall
Eugene A. Carter
Thomas Damery
John Connors
Free Treatment Offer for Deafness and Chronic Ailments
Public notice invites sufferers of deafness asthma bronchitis hay fever and other chronic diseases to begin treatment by June 15. The program promises free treatment and medicines for one month and emphasizes the current favorable season with only ten days remaining.
Duchess of Connaught Hospitalized in Montreal
The Duchess of Connaught arrived by special train from Quebec and was admitted to Royal Victoria Hospital. Doctors diagnosed peritonitis though the cause and severity were not yet known. The Governor General's household accompanied her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Duchess of ConnaUght
Quebec
Royal Victoria Hospital
Osmo-Chemic Doctors Offer Free Month Treatment
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians announce a special season offer for chronic diseases. Patients starting or renewing treatment by June 15 receive one month of treatment and all medicines free. The promotion ends soon with only 10 days left to claim the benefit.
Man Feels Deafness Reversed by Osmo-Chemic Ear Specialists
Newton resident William Osgood aged 58 reports twelve years of hearing loss due to a right ear discharge. He states the Osmo-Chemic ear specialists stopped the discharge and restored his hearing.
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Newton
William Osgood
Cottage St
Dorchester Couple Praises Osmo Chemical Treatment
From Dorchester Mr C H Stewart and his wife praise the Osmo-Chemic Physicians. They say they are well pleased with the treatment and have recommended many friends who are equally satisfied with the benefits of this incomparable therapy.
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Dorchester
C. H. Stewart
Columbia Road
Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine praised by Hingham woman
Miss Gertrude Le Baron of 101 Hersey Street Hingham writes from Boston on May 15 1912 that after stopping treatment last July she has had practically no trouble with discharging ears and head noises. She reports healthy ears and expresses gratitude and willingness to recommend the treatment to others.
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Hingham
Gertrude le Baron
Hersey St
Boston
Deafness Reversed by Osmo- Chemic Treatment
Miss Miriam M. Grant of Melrose credits Osmo- Chemic Physicians with restoring hearing after 12 years of deafness. She reports left ear worsening and right ear buzzing like sea roaring, which ceased after treatment and now hears a watch tick in both ears.
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Miriam M. Grant
E. Foster St
Melrose
Osmo-Chemic System Praised by Dorchester Resident
Mrs. Katherine M. Stewart of Dorchester endorses the Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine and its physicians after saying they helped her neurasthenia. She states she has urged friends and even her husband to seek treatment, reporting no dissatisfaction with the doctors or therapy.
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Katherine M. Stewart
Columbia Road
Dorchester
Osmo-Chemic system praised by patient Thomas Vail
Thomas H Vail of Harrison Avenue Abington writes that Osmo-Chemic Physicians treated his stomach catarrh and lumbar neuritis after a November 1910 visit. He states the treatment was satisfactory and grants permission to publish his endorsement to help others with chronic diseases.
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Thomas H. Vail
Harrison Ave
No. Abington
Vail
Plunkett
Thos
OsmO-chemical System of Medicine Office Listing
Osmo chemical System of Medicine led by J L Plunkett M D chief consulting physician specializes in Eye Ear Nose Throat Chest and Chronic Diseases with permanent offices in Boston at 18 Boylston Street suites 9 10 entrance and hours 9 am to 12 pm 2 to 4 pm and 6 to 8 pm closed Sundays
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J. L. Plunkett
M. D
Boylston St
Boston
Duchess of Connaught Taken to Hospital After Illness
Duchess of Connaught suffers peritonitis and is moved from the station to Royal Victoria Hospital Montreal for observation. The duke and ladies in waiting follow by car. household conveyed to Montreal by Canadian Pacific railway. Public excluded. official bulletin signed by H C Lowther notes the conditions and travel details.
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Royal
Duke
Lord Strathcona
Dorchester Street
Duchess of Connaught
Royal Victoria Hospital
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
Quebec
H. C. Lowther
Mil Y Sec’y
Pastor Millerick Recovery Seen After Illness
A positive change in the condition of Monsignor Jeremiah E. Millerick was noted after he suffered a shock Monday on the eve of his fortieth priestly anniversary reunion at Copley Hall. Though absent, he remains conscious and doctors anticipate recovery. Millerick, a longtime pastor and Cardinal O Connell adviser, was born in 1846 in Ireland and ordained in 1872 after study at Rome.
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Jeremiah E. Millerick
Monsignor Millerick
Copley Hall
Cardinal O’connell
Rome
Newtown
County Cork
Ireland
Holy Cross
American College At
Cardinal Patriza
St. John Lateran
St. Joseph's
West End
William Byrne
V. G
Dr Lothrop to Seek Novelties in Europe
Dr George E Lothrop owner of the Howard Atheneum Bowdoin Square and Grand Opera House plans to finance a new burlesque theatre in Providence R I He will depart for England and the continent in mid June to study European theatres and bring back new vaudeville and burlesque acts He expects to return by early August and aims to offer distinct new entertainment to Boston area theatre patrons
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George E. Lothrop
Howard Atheneum
Bowdoin Square
Grand Opera House
Providence
R. I
England
Continent
Test for Students Sparks Admission Heredity Proposal
Austin B. Ranney, a New York attorney, urged Boston University Law School to require a heredity test for admission. He proposed examining each applicant's antecedents and denying entry to those below a standard to ensure the "best stock" enrolls.
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Austin B. Ranney
New York
Boston University Law School
S the Exchange Club
Boston University
Alumni debate on admission tests and judges recall
The article presents speeches on admission heredity tests and broader standards for better students, Judge Crosby's opposition to recalling judges, and a Boston University Law School class day program with addresses, history, prophecy, and valedictory remarks. Officers were elected for the alumni association.
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John C. Crosby
Massachusetts Superior Court
Alumni Association
John E. Hannigan
Daniel F. O’connell
J. R. Benton
A. C. Webber
L. L. de Rochemont
Merrill Boyd
John Perrins, Jr
Herbert L. Baker
Fred S. Hall
Fletcher Ranney
James P. Driscoll
Leominster
Boston University Law School
Ford Hall
Daniel J. O’connell
Lexington
George F. Leary
Connecticut
Leary
Herold E. Clarkson
Fall River
Boston University
Irving O. Pecker
Milo C. Green
Gertrude M. Jackson
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Charles F. Collins
Dorothea M
Melden
Charles H. Smith
Edith J. Smith
Rachel Courser
Gracer E. Burt
Degrees Awarded at Institute of Technology Commencement
A large audience attended the Institute of Technology ceremony in Huntington Hall marking the semi centennial and the new site. Six graduates received Ph D degrees and 22 M S degrees along with 258 B S degrees including one woman.
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Institute of Technology
Huntington Hall
William Barton Rogers Professorship Founded at Institute
President R C Maclaunin announced the creation of the William Barton Rogers professorship of economic geology with Walde mar Lindgren named as first holder, chief geologist to the U S government. A dozen thesis abstracts were presented by students.
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R. C. Maclaunin
William Barton Rogers
Waldemar Lindgren
United States
Site of City Farm Chosen in Franklin Park
Mayor Fitzgerald said park department and school committee chose a site for the new municipal farm. The location is in Franklin Park near Canterbury Street, close to Scarboro pond.
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Fitzgerald
Park Department
Franklin Park
Canterbury Street
Scarboro Pond
Fire at Richards Hotel on Nantasket Beach
A blaze damaged the Richards Hotel at Nantasket Beach causing about 10000 dollars in damage. Firefighter Walter Kelly was injured when the hose nozzle slipped and struck his chest during firefighting. The hotel housed few guests who escaped without difficulty. cause under investigation.
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Richards
Nantasket Beach
Walter Kelly
Arabic Sails With 423 Passengers To Europe
The White Star liner Arabic departed for Queenstown and Liverpool at noon yesterday carrying 423 passengers. Among the first cabin travelers were Harvard economist F. W. Taussig and Miss Taussig, and Cohasset couple Mr. and Mrs. Lester W. Harding. Alexander Kahn of the Boston Opera Company planned to bring a Russian opera company to Boston next winter.
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Queenstown
Liverpool
Boston
New England
F. W. Taussig
Department of Economics
Harvard
Taussig
Lester W. Harding
Cohasset
Europe
Alexander Kahn
Boston Opera Company
Kahn
Mr. Kahn
P. Zirein
St. Petersburg
Lydia Lipkowska
George Baklanoff
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B. U. Law School
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