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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1907

Page

5

Purified milk program aids Cambridge babies

Cambridge babies receive purified milk prepared by nurses and doctors using scientific methods. Bottles are distributed at the Cambridge School for Nurses, Margaret Fuller Home, public library, and local shelters, with weights and ages used to calculate proper portions. Milk is sold to the needy at 1 to 2 cents per bottle.

Cambridge Cambridge School For Nurses Massachusetts Avenue Margaret Fuller Cherry Street Public Library Fourth Street Rindge

Illness Suspected in Cambridge Official William H. Evans Death

William H. Evans city messenger of Cambridge died by suicide at the Adams House after an illness induced momentary madness. He shot himself early yesterday. the shot was not heard and the death was found at 9 am after a family inquiry. Undertaker Jones cared for the body.

William H. Evans Frank T. Evans Cambridge Adams House Sivans Jelley Evans Jones

Boston Old Home Week committees plan, schedule events

A meeting of the Boston Old Home Week women’s press committee chaired by Mrs. Marion A. MacBride established headquarters in Mechanics Building with daily tea at 6. Reception roles assigned for July 29 to Aug 8, plus a patriotic mass meeting led by multiple historical societies in Mechanics Building on July 29.

Boston Old Home Week Women’s Press’ Committee Old South Building Marion A. MacBride Mechanics’ Building Annie G. Murray Whiton-Stone Anna Gulbranson Bessie Brainard Inez Fox Margaret J. Magennis Florence Hunt Henrietta Soule Marion H. Brazier Mary E. McKay Barbara Galpin Ruth Bardwell Old Daughters of the Revolution Colonial Building Society of Mayflower Descendants Daughters of the American Revolution Sons of the American Revolution Society of the Colonial Wars of the Colonial Dames of America Sons of the Revolution Society of Founders and Patriots of America Daughters of 1812 The Bostonian Society

Navy to Help North East Celebrate

Washington June 27 preparations set for the cruiser Des Moines under Commander Abraham E. Culver to join Eastport Maine Fourth of July events. The Charleston flagship of Admiral Swinburne will participate in Portland Oregon celebrations. Naval Academy squadron including Olympia Nevada Oriskany Arkansas sails to Bath Maine August 1 for shipbuilding anniversary observances. President Roosevelt aboard the Mayflower with a battleship division may attend Provincetown Pilgrim anniversary events August 29.

Washington Des Moines Abraham E. Culver Eastport Charleston Admiral Swinburne Portland Ore Naval Academy Olympia Nevada Orida Arkansas Bath Roosevelt Provincetown

Whitney rally in Cambridge supports tariff reform for Massachusetts

Henry M. Whitney drew a large crowd at Cypress Hall Cambridge last night urging tariff reform and reciprocity with Canada. Ex Congressmen Sullivan and Josiah Quincy backed his gubernatorial bid and called for railroad regulation as a safeguard for workers and industry. A Whitney Club formed with about 150 members.

Henry M. Whitney Cambridge Cypress Hall Prospect Street Whitney John A. Sullivan Josiah Quincy Canada Massachusetts United States Sullivan Lodge France Senate McKinley Corcoran Whitney Club

More Teachers Are Engaged in Botany and Geology Courses

The People's Palace educational department adds three experts to a new summer botany and geology course. Adjutant Jennie C. Newcomb will head botany, Dr Ellsworth Huntington will teach rocks and minerals, and Mrs Matthews-Richardson will instruct the girls school students. Excursions begin July 6 under Dr S S Matthews, free for all youth.

People’s Palace Jennie C. Newcomb Ellsworth Huntington Royal Geographical Society of Great Britain Matthews-Richardson Wellesley Weston School For Girls Roxbury S. S. Matthews Educational Department

Blue Ribbon Leader Francis Murphy Dies in Los Angeles

Francis Murphy gospel and temperance evangelist and promoter of the blue ribbon movement is dying in Los Angeles. Born in Wexford Ireland on April 24, 1838, he immigrated to the United States in 1856 and married Elizabeth J. Ginn of New York. He served in the Union Army before pursuing temperance reform.

Los Angeles Cal Francis Murphy Wexford Irc Elizabeth J. Ginn New York

Roosevelt Hosts Farewell Dinner for Chinese Minister

In Oyster Bay New York on June 27 President Roosevelt hosted a luncheon for a party including his Cabinet diplomatic corps and representatives of the army navy and notable authors.

Oyster. Bay N. Y Roosevelt Diplomatic Corps Army Navy

Court fixes eight a week for baby support

In Middlesex Probate Court at East Cambridge Judge Lawton ordered Robert James Dorey eleven months old to receive eight dollars weekly for living and education. The child is placed with his mother Mrs. Mary E Dorey of Jamaica Plain under a separate support petition filed by Mrs. Dorey against her husband John J Dorey a Somerville contractor.

Robert James Dorey Lawton Middlesex East Cambridge Mary E. Dorey Lamartine Street Jamaica Plain Dorey John J. Dorey Somerville

Boston Police Relief Outing Bedeviled by Rough Seas

The Boston Police Relief Association board’s annual outing aboard the police boat Guardian faced heavy swells. Several officers lost their sea legs and had to retreat to the cabin, as the vessel rolled. the trip stayed near shore with Point Allerton as the destination.

Boston The Police Relief Association Guardian Point Allerton

Labor notes on Boston union elections and referrals

Tyson B Powers reelected business agent of Boston Machinists Lodge 264 for a seventh term. Charles R Sterling chosen delegate to the international convention in St Louis. Cigarmakers vote on admitting cigar factory strippers to the International Cigarmakers Union. Charles D Smith elected president of Car and Locomotive Painters Union 838. officers named include Orrison W Lawrence and Charles E B Winder. George F Dunn, international Boilermakers president, to visit Boston within 10 days. Boilermakers Lodge 481 voted against international officer election by referendum. Building trades section of the Boston Central Labor Union to meet at Hollis Hall. Hoisting and Portable Engineers Union 4 to hold a special meeting next Wednesday on 50 cent hour wage for an eight hour day for pile drivers.

Tyson B. Powers Boston Machinists’ Lodge 264 Charles R. Sterling St. Louis International Cigarmakers’ Union The Cigar Factory Strippers Charles D. Smith Car and Locomotive Painters’ Union 838 Orrison W. Lawrence Charles EB. Winder Harry K. Chapman John Smyth Robert Barlen William d. Smith Lester P. Whidden Painters’ District Council George F. Dunn Indianapolis Boilermakers’ International Union Boston International New England Boston Central Labor Union Hollis Hall

Two Famous Boston Women Pass Away

Continued from first page, the obituary notes one woman served as a nurse in army hospitals. A native of New Hampshire, she was a prominent member of the Boston community.

Boston the Daughters of New Hampshire Manchester N. H New Century Club Physiological Club Women's Club Julia Ward Howe Mary A. Livermore

Agassiz Dies After Stroke In Arlington Heights

Mrs. Agassiz longtime Manchester NH teacher and clubwoman dies at her niece Miss Louisa Felton’s home in Arlington Heights after a paralytic stroke. Funeral at Appleton chapel Harvard yard with Rev Samuel Crothers. burial at Mt Auburn beside her husband.

Harvard Louisa C. Felton Park Circle Arlington Heights

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