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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1906

Page

7

Harper Memorial Library to be among world’s largest

The memorial library for the late President Harper of the University of Chicago will be the world’s largest of its class, second only to the Congressional Library in size. Planned by Rutan & Coolidge, the building sits on the south side of the campus with a 216 by 60 foot footprint and a 100 foot height. A central tower will reach 260 feet, above a 40 foot high reading room and five surrounding stacks. Offices and exhibition halls will occupy the remaining space.

Memorial Harper University of Chicago Congressional Washington Rutan & Coolidge Chicago Memorial William Rainey Harper Boston

Medford Lawyer Edward J. Doherty Known for Horses and Golf

Edward J. Doherty a popular Medford lawyer is noted for his hobbies horses and golf. Born in Boston he moved to Medford in youth and later graduated from Boston University Law School. He has been active in Medford city government and belongs to the Medford Riding Club Hull Golf Club and an honorary member of the Lawrence Light Guard.

Medford Edward J. Doherty Doherty Lawyer Doherty Boston Boston University Law School

Private trolley tour sparks Brookline social buzz

General William A Bancroft and wife join a city social circuit with Mrs H Washburn and others. Mrs Washburn dresses in Paris rose pink satin at a Copley Society reception. Bets on European summer plans, Newport stays, and travels of Boston society figures are noted along with a Brookline death and a debutante section.

William A. Bancroft Brookline Bancroft H. Washburn Europe Boston Quincy A. Shaws Harry Pratt McKean Newport Muenchinger- King Cottage William McCarty Little Charles E. Mason Maine Titchfield

Scott's Emulsion described as food medicine for all wasting diseases

An advertising claim presents Scott's Emulsion as a food medicine that combines nourishment and medicine. It asserts value in wasting diseases for children and adults, and notes the manufacturer Scott & Bowne at 409 Pearl Street New York.

Scott & Bowne Pearl Street New Yerk

Nature's sap heals flesh with X Zalia antiseptic

Reports claim the white birch sap forms a powerful antiseptic liquid named X Zalia that cures flesh sores. The piece extols nature over drugs in healing the flesh and asserts universal effectiveness.

Nature

Obituary: Minnie A Hurll Dies in West Somerville

Minnie A Hurll aged 38 wife of John C Hurll of the Post composing room died after long illness in West Somerville. Native of Providence she leaves a wide circle of friends. Funeral at 28 Fairmount Avenue West Somerville at 2 30 Wednesday. Burial at Woodlawn.

West Somerville Minnie A John C. Hurll Post Composing Room Hurll Providence Fairmount Avenue Woodlawn

Body search for Mrs Dustin near Brattleboro

Parties dragged the Connecticut River near Brattleboro for the body of Mrs. William Dustin of North Craftsbury. Police presumed she, mentally unbalanced, leapt into the river.

Brattleboro Connecticut William Dustin North Craftsbury

Death by Own Action at National Opera House

Lara the fire dancer dies after a stage act and a tense confrontation with Tom Norris. A pistol misfires brings death and mystery as Norris reads the headline noting two knew the truth: Norris and the Recording Angel.

National Opera House Tom Norris Lara Norris Angel

Massacre of Jolo described in Manila cables

A Post letter to the editor critiques a Manila cable report on a battle in Jolo where U S troops killed Moro defenders. General Wood cites raiders without chiefs as the cause, stating six hundred bodies found and the stronghold destroyed, framing the act as upholding the American flag.

Manila Jolo Philippine Islands Sulu Wood

Outrage in Philippine conquest cited as brutal and unjust

A critical editorial denounces American conduct in the Moro conflict, citing 18 killed and 52 wounded, no prisoners, and widespread cruelty. It condemns leadership, calls for accountability, and links brutality to racial prejudice and eroded justice. It argues treaty repudiation and conquest violate American ideals and Christian ethics.

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