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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1914

Page

7

Nurse Kellerman Tries Suicide. Held in Custody

Miss Alice Kellerman a young nurse is under observation at the Psychopathic Hospital after swallowing antiseptic fluid in her room at 171 Hem enway street. Doctors say the attempt failed and her condition is watched as she may be committed as mentally unsound. A Harvard student connected to her left town after a quarrel rumor.

Alice Kellerman Hemenway Street Psycopathic Hospital Harvard Miss Kellerman New York

Blind matinee of Within the Law at Majestic Theatre

A special matinee for the blind will be held next Tuesday afternoon at the Majestic Theatre Boston for the blind and their attendants. Governor Walsh and Mayor Curley may attend if possible. Miss Wright of the Massachusetts Commission for the Blind reports hundreds of acceptances. Selwyn and Company produced the play and aided the initiative.

Law Majestic Theatre Boston Governor Walsh Curley Miss Wright Massachusetts Commission For the Blind Selwyn and Company

Blind audience to view stage play with accessible tech at Majestic

Wilbur-Shubert Company presents Within the Law with Jane Cowl at the Majestic Theatre. Perkins Institution for the Blind and Massachusetts officials organize raised print invitations and a tactile program. A matinee for the blind will include narrated acts and pre-curtain synopses to aid understanding.

Wilbur-Shubert’ Company Majestic Theatre Jane Cowl Perkins Institution For the Blind President Allen Lucy Wright Massachusetts Commission For the Blind Perkins’institution Mary Turner

Fire at Pemberton Mills Sends 200 Workers Fleeing

A spark from a machine in the nap ping room on the fifth floor of the Pemberton mills sparked a blaze today causing damage to goods and machinery in the mill. Two hundred male operatives in the room escaped uninjured.

Lawrence Pemberton Mills

Raw food guide claims 14 years of health in Kansas City

Byron Tyler of 610 Wyan dotte St Kansas City publishes a health guide claiming fourteen years on a raw diet without ailments. He says the diet cures constipation biliousness indigestion obesity rheumatism and colds. Free copies are available by mailing name and address.

Byron Tyler Wyandotte St Kansas City Advt

Another Attack on Feminism in 1914 Brookline Letter

The Brookline letter condemns Miss Blackwell for defending feminism and links suffrage leaders to feminist writings. It cites Dora Marsden and Max Eastman works as evidence of an unholy alliance advancing women’s independence. The author argues feminists push marriage destruction and urges Blackwell to oppose feminists in suffrage circles.

Brookline Equal Suffrage Club Stanton Coit Norman Hapgood Radcliffe Harvard Miss Blackwell Mrs. Catt Dr. Shaw Anna Shaw Woman’s Journal Dora Marsden National Woman Suffrage Association Miss Thomas Bryn Mawr National Suffrage Association Max Eastman Inez Milholland Henry Preston Whith

Wilson Visits Sick Senator in Missouri

President Wilson drove to the home of Senator William J. Stone of Missouri who has been ill for weeks. The senator, new chairman of the foreign relations committee, sought a conference with the President and they discussed official business.

Washington Wilson Motors William J. Stone Missouri Stone Foreign Relations Committee White House

Tailor cites his craft surpassing foreign designs

In this piece a master tailor claims expertise beyond foreign fashions. He states they do not seek local styles but emulate expensive imported models to offer suits at 25 dollars, a stunt their shop enjoys as much as the customer.

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