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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1911

Page

3

Two Women Hurt in Runaway Auto at Hough's Neck

Mrs J Arthur Came wife of J E Came Company treasurer and her mother in law Mrs James E Came of Commonwealth avenue suffered injuries in a runaway car crash at Houghs Neck Quincy. Elder Mrs Came conditions include bruised limbs and internal injuries while Mrs Came suffered two broken ribs and minor bruises after being thrown from the touring car.

J. Arthur Came J. E. Came Sudbury Street James E. Came Commonwealth Avenue Crow Point Hingham Hough’s Neck Quincy Caine Quincy City Hospital

Two Women Survive Car Crash After Fiery Wreck in Boston Suburb

A car careened down a hill near Sea and Island avenues injuring two women, with the elder attempting to jump as the driver lost control. The vehicle struck a fence and rolled 30 feet to the beach, throwing both occupants clear. Passersby assisted until Dr. Frederick E. Jones arrived. the older woman died or was taken to hospital, while the younger remained at home.

Frank Tainter Great Hill Quincy Bay Sea Avenue Camne Frederick E. Jones

Governor Cuts Hospital Budget and Demands Central Control

Governor Foss slashes the appropriation requested by the State Board of Insanity and its institutions. He urges centralized control with the State board directly responsible. The governor trims the 22000 dollar allocation for the farm home at the Boston State Hospital.

Foss State Board of Insanity State Board Fa Nuries Boston State Hospital

Superior Court Judges Receive 1500 Dollar Raise

The Senate passed a bill by 19 to 12 approving a 1500 dollar salary increase for Superior Court judges and 590 dollars yearly for travel expenses. Malley of Springfield supported the measure while Mellen of Worcester opposed it.

Superior Court Senate Malley Springfield Mellen Worcester

Teachers Win Battle in Senate for Salary Increases

Boston school teachers who fought for months for higher pay filled the Senate chamber in a final stand. The bill, backed by teacher supporters, passed the chamber 9 to 20 with a final vote scheduled for today. Debates stretched into the afternoon over Mulligan of Natick’s amendment to substitute the Montague bill granting 10 20 and 30 cent increases decided by school committees.

Boston Senate Chamber Mulligan

Teachers face off in Senate over salary bill Montague

A tense Boston Senate debate pits supporters of the Montague bill against opponents led by Lomasney. Senators vote split with several against and others for, while teachers packed the galleries and urged passage, arguing the current measure differs by a referendum to Boston voters.

Blanchard Brown Chase Curley Denny Evans Sates Halley Hoar Keith Tomasney Mack Nason Newhall Powers Ross Stearns Timiity Tolman Turner Bennett Doyle Grainger Malley Mulligan Murray Pearson Quigley White Lomasney Boston State House Lynn Senate

Olivia Thorndike Weds Nathaniel Simpkins Jr in Vincent Church

Miss Olivia Thorndike and Nathaniel F. Simpkins Jr. married at Emmanuel Church with palms and white roses in the chancel. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Thorndike of Marlboro Street, Marlboro, West Manchester, and the groom is from Boston and Beverly Farms.

Emmanuel Church Olivia Thorndike Nathaniel F. Simpkins, Jr Boston Beverly Farms Miss Thorndike John WL. Thorndike Marlboro Street West Manchester Miss Greenough Nathaniel F. Simpkins Mabel K. Jenks Bayard Thayer George R. Agassiz

Hammond Guest of Pilgrims in London Dinner

June 28 dinner by the Pilgrims Society in London honored John Hays Hammond the special American ambassador at the coronation. Four speakers Arthur Balfour Augustin Birrell Chauncey Depew and Hammond delivered notable after-dinner oratory praised by all present.

London The Pilgrims Society John Hays Hammond Arthur J. Balfour Mr. Hammond Augustin Birrell Ireland Chauncey M. Depew United States

Anglo American arbitration promise boosts peace outlook

Secretary Knox and Ambassador Bryce framed a treaty for arbitration of all differences between the United States and Great Britain. Mr. Hammond praised British and American leaders and Pilgrim societies as coronation coincidences heighten Anglo American ties. The two nations foresee universal peace through arbitration treaties with others.

State Knox Bryce Hammond West Mr. Balfour Great Britain England United States Balfour London New York George

Wedding Gift of Azores Flowers Illegally Gifted

A New York bride loses a delicate Azores flower wedding present sent via Vice-Consul Nichols. Sailor Manuel Sousa delivers to Tony Silva in East Cambridge. Johnny Bent steals the box for kindling wood and Mrs Bent admits opening and breaking the box. The court finds Mrs Bent not guilty of receiving stolen goods.

New York Nichols St. Michaels Azores Manuel Sousa Sousa Boston Tony Silva Cambridge Street East Cambridge Silva Expressman Cambridge District Court Johnny Bent Mary Bent Second Street

Weld Estates Left as Parks in New England Will

The will of Dr. Charles G. Weld of Boston and Brookline Massachusetts filed in Newport Probate Court details public bequests. Brookline and Boston estates go to public parks. A $100000 trust funds George Walker to receive $5000 yearly, then to the Boston Dispensary on his death.

Newport R. I Charles G. Weld Boston Brookline Mass Dr. Weld SH Brookline George Walker

F Gray Co Great Blue Serge Sale

The F Gray Co advertises 5000 men’s blue serge suits from Oswego mills at seven ninety each with alpaca fining. Sells at an advertised value of fifteen dollars. Located at Washington and Hanover streets.

F. Gray CO Oswego Mills Alpaca I. Gray Co Washington and Hanover Streets Ode Pri Regul Th Rowe Ee Ae Th. Homie iMen

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