Jurors Hear Testimony in Fitzpatrick Suit Against Fairfield Estate
Lawrence janitor Henry McCusker testified about massaging James M. Fairfield in 1901 and Fairfield’s remark about Miss Fitzpatrick arranging his toilet. Bodyguard John J. O’Brien described work for Fairfield and a 1897 hire of Fitzpatrick as a housemaid. Irene Fitzpatrick testified Fairfield’s delusions after surgery and his calls for Gertrude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude J. Fitzpatrick
Beacon Street
Brookline
James M. Fairfield
Lawrence
Boston
Suffolk Superior Court
Jenry McCusker
McCusker
John J. Walsh
Miss Fitzpatrick
Fairfield
Fitzpatrick
William
O’brien
Irene Fitzpatrick
Gertrude
Cushing Hospital
GetS-IT Corn Remedy Promises Quick Vanish
An urchin of claims touts GETS-IT to banish corns in two drops with no pain or fuss. The ad highlights past painful methods and asserts the product works for corns warts and callouses, priced 25 cents, sold by druggists or FE Lawrence & Co. Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
The King's Test
Annie Hinrichsen presents a political loyalty tale in the upcoming Sunday Post Magazine. The piece explores contested loyalties and personal duty amid political pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Hinrichsen
Next Sunday Post
Churches and doctors plan joint effort for public health
A plan of cooperation between churches and physicians in Massachusetts was announced by Rev. E Tallmadge Root. The Massachusetts Federation of Churches and the Massachusetts Medical Society approved a program to consult on public health in communities. They call for a competent health officer in every city town or group of towns. Dr Milton J Roseneau led the medical society committee and Rev S C Bushnell led the churches committee.
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E. Tallmadge Root
Massachusetts Federation of Churches
Federation of Churches
Massachusetts Medical Society
Medical Society
Milton J. Roseneau
S. C. Bushnell
Arlington
Reserve Officers Promoted to Patrolmen in City Police
A general order by Police Commissioner O Meara elevates five reserve officers to patrolman. Promoted are John J Cronin La Grange Street station Martin A OHara Joy Street station William P Bransfield East Dedham Street Station John J Counihan Back Bay station and William F Brown Back Bay station. They will remain at their stations. Patrolman Sputter Harbor Police Station is promoted to sergeant to fill the vacancy created by the retirement of Sergeant George B McCausland on pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’meara
John J. Cronin
Lagrange Street
Martin A. O’hara
Joy Street
William P. Bransfield
Dedham Street
John J. Counihan
Back Bay
William F. Brown
Sputter
Harbor
Harbor Police
George B. McCausland
Reservist Movement Denied by Eastern Army Head
Major General Wood of the Eastern Department states in a letter to Brigadier General Scott that no one in his command has ever had official ties to the American Legion movement to raise reservists. Secretary Garrison released extracts of the letter with Scott's approval.
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Washington
Wood
Hugh L. Scott
Army
American Legion
Scott
Garrison
Roosevelt Connection Questioned in Army Reserve Plan
A letter discusses an informal effort to create a nationwide list of men with military qualifications for possible reserve service. It notes no official ties to the American Legion, while Johnston is described as unofficially aiding the effort. General Wood and Secretary Garrison seek a report on army officers’ links to the movement.
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American Legion
Roosevelt
Wright
Stimson
Dickinson
Meyer
Navy
Army
Ridgeway
Johnston
War Department
Wood
Scott
Garrison
Funeral of A. M. Morton
The funeral for former Alderman Andrew M. Morton who died suddenly at his Brighton home on Chestnut Hill avenue will be held from the residence at 2 30 this afternoon. Morton, a Bostonian and former East Boston resident, was an Alderman at Large elected in 1884 on the Citizens ticket. He was a Democrat in national politics but independent locally and ran a North Washington street machine supplies business near Haymarket. He was a daily guest at Young's Hotel and dined with A Davidson C Murphy A Adams and J B Huckings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew M. Morton
Chestnut Hill Avenue
Brighton
Morton
Washington Street
Haymarket Square
Young’s Hotel
General A. ©. Davidson
C. F. Murphy
A. Adams
J. B. Huckings
Roberts Wins $100 Harvard Debating Prize
E. R. Roberts of Cape Girardeau Missouri was awarded Harvard's Coolidge debating prize of 100 dollars for excellence in speaking during trials with the varsity debating team. The annual award honors the member showing the greatest merit through weeks of trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Roberts
Cape Girardeau
Coolidge
Harvard
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Mr. Fairfield
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Daggett
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Charley
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New Englands
Greater
Evteczo
Baldwin
Oor
Street
Loor
Kor
Pepsin
Aicardi
Hire
Newburyport
Maryland
Norfolk
Muscatel
Thompson
Santa Clara
California
Haddie
Roxbury
Sunkist
Zea
Hood’s
Porterhouse
Maine
Creamery Hood
Illite
Hs Staten Ee Hood
China
Grandma's
Columbia
Wanderee
A. M. Morton
French Lick Springs
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