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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1916
Page
16
Grace Van Loon grows suspicious as family frictions surface. Neighbors note tensions inside the household with hints of jealousy and strained relations affecting daily routines and harmony.
An unidentified man was found under an archway near 107 Leverett Street yesterday morning. John White assisted at the scene and the body was taken to North Mortuary for examination to determine the cause of death believed due to exposure.
News from Faris on March 5 reports Bulgarian liers attacked Greek frontier guards near Maviko adjacent to the Greco-Serbian frontier.
The Massachusetts Special Aid Society for American Preparedness led by Mrs. Barrett Wendell and Boston chair Mrs. William Lowell Putnam mobilizes women into rapid response armies. The group plans lists of volunteers for cooks, nurses, chauffeurs, stenographers, and more, plus training in Red Cross work and first aid.
Ix Representative Thomas A. Niland of Mast Boston calls for a public hearing on charges he brought against Frederick J. Macleod of the Public Service Commission in an open letter to Governor Metcalf last night.
The North Ind parish of St Mary of the Sacred Heart presents Nazareth a sacred drama for Lent in St Marys Hall Cooper Street Boston produces nightly Mondays and Thursdays. Written by Clay M Greene of Philadelphia it marks the play's Boston debut Amateur talent from across the city fills the principal roles under Rev William J Conway and William J Francis supervision.
Greenfield March 5 An unusual engineering feat completed as the final span of a Boston and Maine railroad bridge over the Deerfield River at Bardwell's was set in place in five minutes 22 seconds. The 8 foot long span weighs 2900 tons, and the bridge runs 575 feet on six piers along a curved line. The section was moved on rollers to complete the operation.
Bedford voters face a license question at today's town election with a large turnout expected. The race centers on the unexpired term for the overseers of the poor, with Daniel G. Perkins the caucus nominee opposing Edward N. Tand on petitions.
John Tobin, president of the Root and Shoe Workers of America, said at a Bulfinch Place Church forum that Brockton is the most successful city in the country from an industrial standpoint.
Edward Carr was elected exalted ruler of the Boston Lodge of Elks at the annual vote held on Somerset Street last night. He defeated Dr. Joseph Santossuosso in a close contest with more than 1500 votes cast. Other officers named include Dr. Charles F. McDonald and Daniel W. Flynn as leading knights.
Four men plus William Sherwood were held in $60 000 bail after the shooting of Bennie Weinstein, a guard for J Kaplan and Sons. Sherwood allegedly confessed to being hired by the Shirtmakers Union, with statements from two detainees corroborating the claim. Samuel Martin a union delegate and Jose Bonfiano are named prisoners. Police say Bonfiano and Fischer recruited Sherwood, paying cash and promising union payroll benefits.
Judge Thomas P. Riley told the Malden Assembly of Knights of Columbus that Ireland owes gratitude to England for education and land reforms. He urged forgiveness over hatred, noting Ireland’s schools and the transfer of land to tenants, and envisioned a peaceful path to self government.
Miss Fannie Grenius, known as the sleeping girl at Cambridge Hospital, woke up at 4 30 yesterday afternoon. She had logged about 1241 2 hours of near continuous sleep. Her slumber began 6 o clock Tuesday night when found asleep on the sidewalk near Harvard square. She is kept at the hospital but appears now to be wide awake.
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