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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1911

Page

2

Hearing on Insane Asylums Sparks Reform Debate

Mass hearing featured Dr Briggs arguing to end restraint in mental hospitals and penal institutions. Critics hailed Ireland’s care and German methods, while opponents urged better attendants and records under a 1911 restraint ban.

Briggs Danvers Northampton Union Massachusetts Gates John B. Chapin Philadelphia Hospital For White Hospital For the Insane Washington, D. C van Allen Church of the Advent Clarence W. Barron Boston News Bureau Barron Germany Senate House of Representatives

Montgomery Wins Ninth Inning Thriller Over Philadelphia Nationals

In Montgomery, with the score 7 6 Philadelphia Nationals, Clements hit a home run in the ninth. Smith doubled, Pratt lined a ball scoring Smith, giving Montgomery an 8 to 7 victory.

Montgomery Ala Philadelphia Nationals Clements Smith Pratt Philadelphia

Clark Recovers From Collision in Hot Springs Practice

Cincinnati League catcher T. Clark regained consciousness after a collision at the plate with Severoid during practice. Cy Young traveled to Little Rock to join the Cleveland team in practice work.

Hot Springs Ark T. Clark Cincinnati Severoid Cy Young Little Rock Cleveland

Managers clash halts Connecticut league meeting

Managers O Neil of New Britain and Pare of Waterbury nearly sparked a decision at a Connecticut league meeting this week before other managers intervened to stop the dispute.

O'Neil New Britain Pare Waterbury

Eight Women and One Man Held in Telephone House Raids

Police led by Captain John J. Driscoll arrested eight women and one man amid raids targeting telephone houses. Beatrice Green, 16, testified to police at East Dedham Street station, prompting arrests of Mrs. Grunwald and others on enticing charges with varied bail amounts ranging from 500 to 1500 dollars. Additional arrests at Union Park and Greenwich Park yielded three more women charged as idle and disorderly.

East Dedham Street Beatrice Green Batavia Street John J. Driscoll South End William F. Grunwald Bme Grunwald Union Park Alice Robinson Mary Taylor Claremont Park Mary FE. Carroll Blanche Bullock Greenwich Park Greenwich Park House Esther Clinton Florence Schaffer Estelle Dayton

First arrest in Dedham case linked to Green girl

Special Officer William J. Irwin arrested William J. Grunwald of Batavia Street after a talk with the Green girl. Grunwald was charged with deriving support from the girl and held on $1000 bond. Case continued to March 24 as investigation continued.

William J. Irwin Dedham Street William J. Grunwald Batavia Street Grunwald Irwin

Mayor Bars Boston Show The Easiest Way Controversy

Boston officials demand elimination or suspension of The Easiest Way at Hollis Street Theatre. Mayors office cites public morals while managers defend the Belasco production as safe and moral with long-running success across cities. Frances Starr, star, declines comment until resolution.

Hollis Street John M. Casey City of Boston Charles Frohman Rich and Harris Hollis Street Theatre Boston Mass Casey John F. Fitzgerald Charles J. Rich Hollis Benjamin F. Roeder David Belasco J. Albert Brackett A. L. Levering Boston Theatre Fitzgerald Belasco Canada Rich Roeder Hibbard the Belasco New York Mr. Belasco Frances Starr

Obituaries and Funeral Notices from Boston Area

Death notices for Mary Ahern Bridget Burke John Cash Frank Coffin and many others list funeral times, from 8:15 a.m. to 9 a.m. Requiem masses and church affiliations include Sacred Heart St Monica Star of the Sea Patrick's Gate of Heaven and more. Families invite relatives and friends to attend and burial details vary by parish and cemetery.

Ahern East Boston Mary Co Michael Ahern Richard Kirby Bennington Street Sacred Heart Church Burke South Boston Bridget Michael Burke Nee Leary James M John J. Burke B. FE Dorchester Street St. Monica's Church Calvary Cemetery Boston Frank Coffin Richard C. Kirby Claremont H. Cox Roybury Ann Frances Cox Harrison Avenue Crocker Malden Mary O. Crocker Fred Crocker Silver Street D'Entremont Cambridge Hilda M Murry Cassie D’entremont Allston Street Dixon Everett Isaac S. Dixon Broadway Engelhardt Henry St. Mary’s Church Warren Street Gloucester Newburyport Foley Abbie John Foley Magee Street Grant Street St. Paul’s Church Gilrain Michael F. Gilrain Chambers Street St. Joseph's Church Friends Benjamin Ston G. A. R. Omen Reoe Harrison Reading Emily Gertrude Harrison William Harrison Charles M. Harrison Haverhill Street Nova Scotia North Station Keefe Watertown David Keefe Galen Street St. Patrick's A. m Lubin Leon T. J. Taubin Mt. Hope Cemetery Or McCrystal Roxbury Mary T. MecCrystal Croke John McCrystal Charles W. McCrystal Copeland Place Copeland Street Circuittreet McDonald Anna J. McDonald Everett Street Church of the Assumption Moran Brookline William Lawrence Moran Houlihan Avenue London England Sheehy South Catherine Sheehy Edward A. Sheehy G Street Gate of Heaven Church Stechell Susan B. Stechell Joseph B. Stechell Windsor Street Sullivan Neponset James A Annie Sullivan Griffith Michael and Mary Sullivan Rowe Street St. Ann’s Church New York Thorp Margaret Ann Thorp Lamson Place Essex Street West End St. John the Evangelist Church Bowdoin Street Tuttle Estelle Martin Lucius Tuttle Beacon Street Wadleigh Mary Willian Torace W. Wadleigh Bridad Commonwealth Avenue Wallace Boothby Hospital Hiram J. Wallace Concord Street

Blackburne Seen As Millionaire in White Sox Lineup

Philadelphia March 22. Blackburne of the White Sox is labeled the millionaire kid of baseball and is projected to carry about two million in earnings within a year. He will surpass Lew Moren of the Cincinnati NL club, who is pushed to the background in this forecast.

Philadelphia Russell Blackburne White Sox Kid Lew Moren Cincinnati Blackburne Moren

Will Stay With White Sox After Blackburne Estate Settlement

Russell Blackburne and his father plan to divide about one fifth of the Priestman Blackburne estate valued at 13 million dollars. William P Blackburne says Russell should remain in professional baseball and play his best for the Chicago White Sox. The elder Blackburne notes the money comes from Russell's grandmother and praises Comiskey's treatment of his son.

Priestman Blackburne Russell Blackburne William P. Blackburne Blackburne Russell Chicago Comiskey

West Tampa track meeting ends abruptly after sixth race

The West Tampa racing meeting in Tampa ended after the sixth race due to severe losses in the prior week and a shortage of entries. The closure was announced as the reason for stopping the sport at the track.

Tampa Fla West Tampa

Champs Start Home on Savannah Trip From Spring Training

The world's baseball champions left Savannah at night to begin their return home stopping at Columbia and Charleston South Carolina en route to Philadelphia Three games are scheduled in Charleston and the champions will reach Columbia next Monday on the way home

Savannah Columbia Charleston S. C Philadelphia

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