Baby Week lectures stressed infant dental and milk health
Mrs. Samuel W. McCall attended Baby Week events at Houghton & Dutton's Jordan Marsh and Filene's with Mrs. Arthur Merritt. Drs Noyes Swift Hustis Kerr urged breast milk, certified milk, nasal breathing, clean surroundings, and proper bite development to protect babies from illness.
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Samuel W. McCall
Arthur Merritt
Boston City Federation
Houghton & Dutton’s
Jordan Marsh Company
Filene’s
Houghton & Dutton
Mother
New England Women’s Press Association
Nature
Chicago
L. A. Rogers
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
State Board of Health
Richard S. Hustis
Boston Medical Milk Commission
Wilene’s
Board of Health
Isabella D. Kerr
Samuel W. M’call
Charles Alfred Wills
Harvard student charged with passing worthless checks at hotels
Charles Irving Matthews 23 of 129 Mt Auburn Cambridge a Harvard student was arrested on charges of passing worthless checks to pay meals at the Hotel Touraine the Georgian and the Continental Clothing Company. Checks of 25 28 50 were tendered and two additional larceny attempts are to be heard today.
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Touraine
Georgian
Continental Clothing Company
Charles Irving Matthews
Mt. Auburn Street
Cambridge
Matthews
Harvard
Leland Nominated for Schoolhouse Commissioner Post
Leland Joseph Daniels 3rd of 1st Bay State Road was tendered the schoolhouse commissionership to replace William F. Kearns who resigned in January. The salary is $3500. Leland will need several days to consider before deciding. He is a member of Waring and Leland architects at 7 Water Street.
New Jewish Hospital Mortgage Paid Off
Beth Israel Hospital Association directors stated that the remaining 8000 dollar mortgage on the new Jewish hospital was paid in full at yesterday's board meeting.
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NEW Jewish Hospital
The
Beth Israel Hospital Association
Jewish Hospital
Tufts Club of Boston opens new club rooms at Hotel Oxford
More than 300 members attended the opening of the Tufts Club rooms in Boston at the Hotel Oxford. President Herman Bumpus of Tufts greeted alumni during a reception before lunch and speeches by Dr. Austin Fletcher and others followed. Dr. Charles Whalen appealed for 400 to support college athletics and received it on the spot.
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Tufts Club
Boston
Oxford
Herman Bumpus
College
Bumpus
Austin & Fletcher
New York
Charles IF. Berry
Charles Whalen
Fire engine collision injures driver and damages home
A fire engine responding to a blaze at 828 Albany street collided with a grocery wagon driven by Joseph Rosenbaum of 88 North Russell street Westlend. The engine's driver Thomas Callahan suffered a brain concussion and was hospitalized unconscious. The other driver escaped injury. The crash occurred at Eustis and Hampden streets as the apparatus rounded the corner. A $50 fire loss occurred on the first floor of the dwelling at 828 Albany street.
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Dudley Street
Joseph Rosenbaum
Russell Street
West Lend
Albany Street
Thomas Callahan
Eustis
Hampden
Bill to Bar Opaque Window Glass Moves No Relief
Senate rejects bill barring opaque glass in factory window lower sections. House had passed the measure. only three votes on a rising vote supported it. Factory workers had urged relief to allow visibility outside during work.
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Senate
Ex Senator Davis Dies at Capital
Washington report says Henry Gassaway Davis former U S Senator from West Virginia and 1904 Democratic vice presidential candidate died today after a brief illness at age 93.
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Davis
Washington
Henry Gassaway Davis
U. S
West Virginia
Cold weather kills 50 calves during cattle shipment
Fifty calves and two cows died from exposure after three cars of cattle moved from northern Vermont to Brighton. United States Cattle Inspector Keith halted the shipment at Palmer until the living stock could be fed and the dead separated. Dr. J F Ryder said no transportation law or rule was violated and no investigation was needed.
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Vermont
Brighton
Palmer
United States
Charles H. Keith
Boston & Albany Railroad
J. F. Ryder
Dana Street
Cambridge
United States Cattle Inspection Department
Indictments Return Against Newtonville Attack Suspects
Middlesex grand jury reports true bills against Frank Sidney and Albert Saunders two colored men captured Feb 29 by Back Bay police after attacks on Miss Helen Crane and Miss Hannah Farrington in Newtonville. Mrs Bertha Bonney a colored laundress in the Crane household is indicted as an accessory before the fact. The two men face breaking and entering charges armed with dangerous weapons and the woman with accessory before the fact.
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Frank Sidney
Albert Saunders
Back Bay
Helen M. Crane
William H. Crane
Hannah M. Farrington
Newtonville
Middlesex Grand Jury
Bertha Bonney
Crane
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South Station
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