Meeting in the Interest of Roxbury Cambridge
Court sessions or public hearings in Roxbury Cambridge involve Chelsea Malden Lynn as parties or interests. The record notes a group of cities named in a regional meeting or case focus.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1911
Page
5
Court sessions or public hearings in Roxbury Cambridge involve Chelsea Malden Lynn as parties or interests. The record notes a group of cities named in a regional meeting or case focus.
A compiled list of public meeting halls and similar venues across Massachusetts towns and cities including Brattle Hall Harvard Square Gloucester YMCAs in Boston and Middleborough and town halls in Amesbury Lexington Taunton Plymouth Reading Rockland and Winchester. The text catalogs building names street addresses and institutions such as YMCAs Christian Science halls Masonic and Memorial Halls and city or town halls.
A roster of city sites and public buildings across Maine and neighboring towns including Portland Bangor Augusta Brunswick Waterville Camden Calais Gardiner Bath Auburn Dover Foxcroft Kennebunk Rockland Sanford Skowhegan Vinalhaven Concord Manchester Portsmouth Exeter Hartford Meriden Norwich. The listings reference church edifices halls town buildings city halls and municipal spaces such as Christian Science halls savings banks blocks and court rooms in multiple communities.
A dense listing of public buildings and religious venues across towns including Derby Winsted New Britain Stamford New Haven New London Mystic Bridgeport Waterbury Burlington Berlin Littleton Nashua Laconia Lancaster Rutland Barre Bar nard Lyndonville Montpelier St Johnsbury Brattleboro Bennington Wilmington Newport Providence names multiple halls libraries churches and blocks with street locations and building types in a compiled directory style.
A fragment lists locations including 18 Bellevue Avenue, Churchill House, 49 Bridgham Street. The text ends abruptly with There, showing incomplete address details from an OCR passage.
The Governor John A. Andrew Association advances plans to open a home for Civil War veterans and their wives next fall. The current Soldiers' Home in Chelsea serves only Civil and Spanish War veterans, leaving wives and needy kin to seek other shelter.
The Governor John A. Andrew Home Association formed last November aims to shelter wives of veterans left without housing as Span ishWar veterans join Chel sea Soldiers Home. Miss Lucie Lehman says many requests arrive from New England and the group plans to buy a building to house at least 40 families with future expansions to include all needy veterans and their kin. Officers include Abbie M. Hall president and Nellie P. Thomas first VP with Mrs Lucy E. Lehman second VP and Elizabeth Davis treasurer.
Walter Gay of Paris will not bring his Venice interior painting to Boston until next September. The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston arranged the delay after urging from the Societe de Beaux Arts of Paris to allow a summer showing at its own museum.
Boston born painter Mr. Gay selects Palazzo Barbaro known for 15th century De Medici links. The palace housed Lorenzo de Medici paintings, heirlooms, and coats of arms, reflecting Venice's merchant prince and doge era.
The report notes Boston painter Gay maintaining the palace hall and traveling to Italy for interior painting material. Trustees of the Boston Museum praised his work from Paris, calling it wonderful for its masterful detail. Gay, a notable Boston artist, has a Paris success and a Boylston Street studio dating to 1891.
Police Chief Clair Chainey vows a crackdown on disorderly passengers on Saturday night trains. Fourteen Lynn residents were arrested for drunkenness and will be arraigned. a week earlier thirteen arrests were made including four for assault and battery and one for larceny. Officers will board trains at Beachmont and ride to Revere Street to deter danger to women and children.
The Malay crew aboard the Indrasamha, arriving from China after a March storm, were injured when a 200 pound brass bell on the forward deck broke loose and toppled them. Heramba Gigi suffered a broken shoulder blade while Dhapatra Bhima endured serious bruising. other crew were knocked down as they tried to restrain the bell. An English officer finally secured the bell and the captain had the Malays treated. Superstition linked the incident to Ah Kee for wearing silk stockings.
The ship laden with eastern cargo departed Shanghai January 14. Ah Kee wealth and self described magician vowed chants before an idol later revealed as a silk stocking. Chinaman’s prophecies feared by Malay crew amid a night of fierce 70 mph winds and a breaking bell on the shelter deck.
Reverend Cortland Myers condemned brutality against the insane and called for a humane approach. He warned that inhuman treatment and murder of the mentally ill taints the Commonwealth as he spoke to Tremont Temple congregants who applauded.
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