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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
7
Boston doctors expect higher charges soon as a convention discussed a fee increase. A settlement worker quoted supported higher rates, arguing doctors face blame for outcomes and that only affluent families can afford current fees. He warned the issue will be thoroughly debated and decided.
Miss Billington Miss Kenney and three other militant suffragists were arrested in Cavendish Square for causing a disturbance outside Prime Minister Asquith’s home. Police clashed with protesters as banners flew and arrests followed. Billington was fined 50 dollars or two months, others’ hearings were adjourned.
Mrs Maud Sears 38 of 28 Berwick Park South End tried to end her life with a jagged glass wound at a friend’s house and was taken to City Hospital. Initially critical but later shows improvement. doctors report potential recovery if no further issues arise. Authorities seek her father and note recent domestic troubles.
A statement to a committee by a Newsboys' Union member said two family members would receive privileges if available. The permits for 20 newsboys selling papers on the Common were revoked pending further investigation. The delegation included Thomas Mulkern Alderman Kneeland and Central Tabor Union President Martin Joyce.
Paris June 21 Countess Castellane formerly Miss Anna Gould will not return to America. She lives in strict seclusion to conceal her whereabouts from the public. She wants her sons to fulfill French citizenship duties including military service. Miss Helen Gould has avoided public venues since arriving to spend the summer with her sister. The pair moved from Paris to Switzerland and then Germany.
Wilbur Voliva testified in the Zion City possession suit that operating losses from the Air Bank would be substantial. He said deposits totaled about 600,000 dollars, but he held only a small amount in the bank to pay any of the 600,000 dollar claim.
Catholic priests of the archdiocese will present a testimonial gift to Archbishop William H. OConnell in the form of a check. About 600 priests are contributing through Rev. William P. McQuaid of St. James Church Harrison avenue. Contributions end July 1 with Archbishop Williams giving approval.
Chicago reports County Recorder Abel Davis overseeing 128 women in his department. He boasts none pay attention to Cupid as they work diligently every day, noting that marriage and love affairs are never mocked. Davis asserts the women maintain professional focus over 20 years.
Judge Churchill of the Dorchester District Court issued a summons yesterday afternoon against Mrs Margaret Degnan of Elsmere for defying Dorchester police Captain Hunt. Degnan warned she would continue collecting garbage with her bulldog Brandy and a revolver for protection against interference. The summons followed Captain Hunt’s complaint.
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