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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1916

Page

2

McCluskey Exonerated In Brookline Case

Letter to the editor from Arthur Burt secretary of the Massachusetts State Firemen's Association states James J. McCluskey of Boston was fully authorized by the association’s board and honorably exonerated at a Brookline hearing for allegedly soliciting advertisements and subscriptions for the annual report.

Massachusetts State Firemen’s Association McCluskey Brookline Arthur Burt Massachusetts State Firemen's Association

Brookline Avenue Bridge Plan Promises Million Dollar Building

Mayor Curley seeks a new Brookline avenue bridge over the New York Central tracks in the Fenway with real estate leaders pledging a million dollar building at Jersey street corner. Three petitions headlined by Hammond Real Estate Trust Oakland Motor Co Richard Bishop and Former Governor Foss call for a bridge replacing the present span near Beac on Lansdowne and the baseball grounds. The measure is referred to street commissioners for a report on feasibility.

Curley Brookline Avenue New York Central Railroad Fenway Jersey Street Foss Beq‘con and Lansdowne Streets Hammond Real Estate Trust Oakland Motor Company Richard Bishop Ernor Foss Max 12 Wyzanski Street Commissioners

Steamer Kelvinbank Sunk in Havre Roads

Washington reports the British steamer Kelvinbank torpedoed and sunk in Havre roads with one life lost. No Americans aboard.

Kelvinbank Havre Washington

Clubhouse Fund Boost Promises New Bunker Hill Facility

John Willey of the Bunker Hill Boys' Club spoke at Mord Flats during a luncheon for a 125000 dollar fund to build a new clubhouse. His cheerful plea and public support highlight the drive to secure the project and ensure the facility is built.

Bunker Hill Club John Willey Bunker Hill

Hart Denounces Harvard Senior Caricaturist

Prof Albert Hart of Harvard challenges humorist Elmer Hagler over a Harvard Inside Out caricature. He lists faults in posture hat model clothing and trouser crease while praising overall skill and urging further caricatures of President Wilson Roosevelt and others. He offers to give Hagler drawing lessons at sittings.

Albert Bushnell Hart Harvard Elmer Hagler Lowell Down Hart Hagler Wilson Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt

Jury Mixed On Whitaker Will Contested Case

The Superior Court jury found Albert O. Whitaker of Brighton was sound minded when he made his will leaving most of a $200 estate to Miss Hyatt. One juror disagreed on that point and a second issue about undue influence will go to a new trial. Whitaker died at 69. his brothers receive $1 each.

Albert O. Whitaker Brighton Michael J. Donahue North Beacon Street Hardy Jennie F. Hyatt Whitaker Jane Maw Miss Hyatt

Tommy Carson and Carroll Fight 12 Rounds to Draw

Tommy Carson of New Haven and Battling Joe Carroll of Derry fought a fast 12 round draw at the Unity Club. Carroll led early but Carson finished strong to sway the referee.

Lawrence Tommy Carson New Haven

Gets Job He Doesn’t Want in Brewst Town Meeting

At a March town meeting Austin Keith was nominated and unanimously elected field driver to manage stray cows. Keith protested but cannot resign and remains the official driver for one year.

BREWST@&R Austin Keith Keith

Divorce Action Details Involving Ruth DeLuca Spouses

The Perior Court hears a divorce case from Ruth C. DeLuca, who married in Boston in August 1915. The plaintiff alleges misconduct with Albert Clark and notes a guilty plea in the Municipal Criminal Court around October 25, 1915.

Perior Court Ruth C. DeLuca Boston Ife Albert Clark Sna Municipal Criminal Court

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