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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1910

Page

7

Drowns During Electrical Treatment At Home

Edith Wainwright wife of Oscar Wainwright a prominent Lawrence matron died in a jar containing six gallons of water during an electrical treatment at her home neice Miss Gladys Wainwright found her half an hour later with face submerged Medical Examiner G W Dow attributed death to a fainting spell of shock drowning before aid Could her Nusbang and two children survive her 35 years old

Lawrence Edith Wainwright Oscar Wainwright Gladys Wainwright G. W. Dow Nusbang

Radcliffe Elects Class Day Officers

Radcliffe College senior class elects officers for class day including Margaret Glover as class marshal Ruth Pinberg as class day chair Helen Daugherty inviting chair Gladys Hildreth class book Lucy Whit ham Stockton class historian Eleanor Richardson baccalaureate chair Abby Christensen class lawyer Emma Denkinger class poet Marion Woodworth class prophet Elsie Adams chorister.

Radcliffe College Margaret Glover Ruth A. Pinberg Helen Daugherty Gladys Hildreth Lucy Whitham Stockton Eleanor Richardson Abby W. Christensen Emma Denkinger Marion Woodworth Elsie Adams

Bishop Lawrence Plans Summer Abroad for Edinburgh Conference

The Right Reverend William Lawrence as bishop of Massachusetts will travel abroad this summer to attend the world missionary conference in Edinburgh in June. He will be joined by Bishop Doane of Albany for the trip.

William Lawrence D.D Massachusetts Boston Edinburgh Doane Albany

Vandalism at Old Tombs Uses Skull as Footballs

In Revere vandals broke into tombs behind the old Unitarian church and carried bones out. Reported abuse includes skulls used as footballs and bones scattered in Vault 5 marked Hall and Atwood. Boys admit taking bones and leaving them on doorsteps while prayers were said. The church dates to 1710 with interments through 1860s.

Revere Hall Atwood

Food prices in Boston examined by household economics students

Boston, a cosmopolitan city with a wide income range, shows great variation in food prices. Students of household economics ask if housewives know where to shop for the best prices and how to market effectively amid rising costs.

Boston

Price Variations Across Boston Areas for Common Foods

A Boston reporter notes wide price differences for butter eggs chicken beef across neighborhoods. Back Bay areas price higher than Dorchester Roxbury and Charlestown. Eggs vary from 83 cents a dozen in Beacon Street firms to 25 to 40 cents in North End Faneuil and Quincy markets.

Back Bay Dorchester Roxbury Beacon Street Faneuil Quincy North End Boston South Boston Charlestown Jamaica Plain West Roxbury West End Beacon Hill State House Columbus Avenue

Boss Mary Meyer Goes to Hospital in Framingham

Ex-executive clerk of the Democratic city committee Mary T. Meyer has been sent to a South Framingham hospital for a nervous breakdown caused by campaign overwork. Doctors ordered rest and confidentiality, with daily updates and a possible early discharge if improving.

Mary T. Meyer Democratic City Committee Boston South Framingham Mary Mrs. Meyer Post Park Street Dorchester

Yale Chair Filled by Bowdoin Professor Allen Johnson

The Yale corporation elected Allen Johnson, current Bowdoin College professor of American history, to a Yale history chair. Johnson, Amherst graduate of 1892, was announced today in New Haven Connecticut after the meeting.

New Haven, Conn Yale Corporation Allen Johnson Bowdoin College Johnson Amherst

Judges Selected for Kelleher Trial in East Cambridge

Judges William B. Stevens and William F. Dana will preside over the trial of Mary Kelleher of Somerville charged with murder by poisoning six relatives. The Superior Criminal Court in East Cambridge will begin the trial on April 4.

William B. Stevens William FF. Dana Mary Kelleher Somerville Superior Criminal Court East Cambridge

Sentences for Three Charlestown Railroad Car Burglars

In Superior Criminal Court yesterday John H. J. Adams Albert F. Caswell and Nathan A. Cobb were sentenced to the Concord reformatory after pleading guilty to breaking and entering a railroad car. The men formerly worked in the freight department of the Boston Maine Railroad in Charlestown and admit taking goods.

Wait Superior Criminal Court John H. J. Adams Albert F. Caswell Nathan A. Cobb Reformatory Concord Boston Maine Railroad Company Charlestown

Nurse Studied by Green Named as Heir in Brockton Will

In Brockton on March 21 the late George F. Green’s will, filed in Plymouth Probate Court, leaves his Main street mansion to Ellen Lawson a nurse who cared for him. He also bequeathed $10,000 to Frank P. Mills and substantial gifts to churches hospitals and the Massachusetts Baptist bodies. Distant relatives receive about $20,000 total.

Brockton George F. Green Plymouth Ellen Lawson Green Main Street Mr. Green Boston Warren Avenue Baptist Church Frank P. Mills Brockton Hospital Wales Home For Aged Women Boston Baptist Hospital Newton Theological Institute American Baptist Home Missionary Society Massachusetts Baptist Convention

Free Route to a Full Rupture Cure Without Surgery

A physician offers a no cost method claimed to cure ruptures without operation or pain. The notice promises lasting relief and elimination of truss wearing, keeing patients free from danger and enabling better health. It appeals to hopeless cases and urges immediate mail-in action with no payment.

Minard Prin N. Mole Philadelphia M. FE. Ritchie A&a W. S. Rice

25 Cent D. D. D. Eczema Wash Offer

Local drug stores promote a 25 cent bottle of D. D. D. Eczema Wash made from oil of wintergreen thymos and glycerine. The remedy normally sells for a dollar and is offered as a limited time bargain for immediate relief, with personal recommendations.

D. D. D. Laboratories Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores

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