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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1911

Page

3

Doctor Brinckerhoff and the Leprosy Breakthrough Story

The article chronicles Dr. Walter Reinsen Brinckerhoff born 1874 who helped discover the smallpox protozoa with Harvard colleagues and, after leading a leprosy isolation project on Molokai, pursued germ culture and antitoxin research. He married Nellie White in 1906 and died after a long illness.

United States Pacific Brinckerhoff Molokai Island Winchendon Springs Nellie White Nelson D. White John D. Lone Boston Washington Honolulu Island

Notable Visitors and Banquets Narrate City Delights

President Mellen of New Haven stayed at the Touraine and left for home with colleagues in a private car. Massachusetts Police Association members dined at the American House. Jefferson Maine Club held its fourth annual banquet at Crawford House with welcome by Frank Linscott. Colonel Barron of New Hampshire visited, praising the Weeks Appalachian measure. A Scottish guest registered at United States Hotel and explained a plan to keep his greatcoat for a waiting friend.

President Mellen The New Haven Touraine Massachusetts Chiefs of Police Association Crawford House Jefferson Maine Club Frank K.linscott Matilda Trask Boynton Jefferson Herbert A. Clark Oscar G. Barron Fabyans, N. H Granite State Brunswick Barron United States

Wool strike to continue at American Woolen mills

At a mass meeting in Lawrence over 500 menders finishers and others vote to continue the strike begun by 87 girls at the Ayer Mill. Matthew Hart of New Bedford presides and plans to stay to lead the action as more workers may walk out. Reports say a striker assaulted a strike breaker yesterday. Five police are on strike duty at the mill gates.

American Woolen Company Wood Washington Ayer Prospect Hart James Whitehead Fall River Textile Workers’ Association

Brookline Elects Walter J. Cusick To Board Of Selectmen

In Brookline the village section elected Walter J. Cusick to the Board of Selectmen as the first village candidate in over 25 years. The selectmen vote totals show Cusick with 1517 and Baldwin leading other contenders. the school committee race returned Dr. Walter Channing, Dr. Arthur A. Cushing, and William H. White.

Brookline Walter J. Cusick Board of Selectmen George S. Baldwin Cusick Walter Channing William H. White Arthur A. Cushing Mills White Frederick Hayes Boston University Law School Everett M. Bowker Patrick J. Cantwell John A. Curtin Horace James Philip S. Parker Fred L. Hayes

Improving Terminal at Sullivan Square in Boston

The Boston Elevated is remodeling the Sullivan square terminal to improve loading and unloading. A new platform sub-structure is well started and will serve Boston-bound trains only when finished, within about nine months.

Boston Sullivan Square Terminal

Accuses Brother in Divorce Case in East Cambridge Court

George Gutknecht of Lowell testified in the East Cambridge Divorce Court that he found his wife Julie and his brother Adolph together in his home. He said he drove them from the house after seeing them and hired a detective to confirm the affair.

George Gutknecht Lowell East Cambridge Quinn Julie Walter Regina Gutknecht Adolph George Merrimac Manufacturing Company

Prior Gilbert Higgins Invited Cleric Visits City

London born Canon Regular of the Order of St. Austin Prior Gilbert Higgins is visiting this city as guest of his cousin Charles J. Kidney Roxbury. He is a renowned orator and leader in the Order of St. Austin with ties to churches in Rome and a noted preacher in England and Europe. He plans to visit Washington and Georgetown College and may preach at the Cathedra of the Holy Cross upon his return.

London Gilbert Higgins Order of St. Austin Charles J. Kidney Roxbury Higgins St. Peter In Chains St. Agnes Rome Bridlington England Europe Westminster Cathedral United States Rouen France Joan of Arc Church of San Silvestro Prior Higgins Washington, D. C John F. Quirk S. J Georgetown College Archbishop O'Connell Cathedra of the Holy

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