Parkman fund committee votes more for resurfacing the Common
The Parkman fund committee of the City Council approved an additional 50 000 for Common resurfacing, bringing total approved to 210 000 over recent years. The plan aims to replace the entire old surface with new soil. Councillor Collins will introduce an order to provide 10 000 more for the Zoo and Aquarium at the next meeting.
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Parkman Fund
Tee
Collins
Parkman Fund Committee
Bryan Safe and on His Way East
Secretary Bryan, previously out of contact for 24 hours amid Ohio flood fears, has been heard from and is now on his way eastward from Akron.
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Bryan
Washington
State Department
Ohio
Akron
How cripples may walk and limbs be healed by surgeons
Dr. Robert Soutter described in a Ladies' Physiological Society lecture how crippled limbs are straightened and bone tuberculosis treated with modern surgical skill. He asserted tuberculosis of the bone is no longer terrifying, while other forms still prove fatal.
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Ladies’ Physiological Society
Robert Soutter
Children’s Hospital
Massachusetts
Modern cures for deformities through bloodless surgery
Dr Soutterd describes surgical and non surgical remedies for back and limb deformities, including spine straightening, bone grafts and muscle transfers. He cites stories from Children’s Hospital of restored function in bones, joints, and limbs, with early cases yielding full cures and long neglected cases needing operative intervention.
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Soutterd
Reunion of English High School Class of 04
The English High School class of 1904 holds its annual reunion and banquet Saturday at 6 45 p m in the Dutch room of the Copley Square Hotel. Guests include John F Casey Charles P Lebon Malcolm D Barrows and Coach John D O Reilly with a musical program by Arthur C Killion. The organizing committee is led by Lawrence P Duffy with Robert T McCanee Paul L Hackel Fremont L Kegleston Jr and Dr Hyman Mysel.
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Copley Square
John F. Casey
Charles P. Lebon
Malcolm D. Barrows
John D. O
Husband files divorce libel over cruelty and infidelity
Cyrus W. Upham of Malden has filed a libel for divorce against his wife Winfred Upham of this city. He alleges cruelty and abuse and that he left her on May 4 1910. He states they were married at Mansfield on Oct 7 1909 and lived there until his departure.
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Cyrus W. Upham
Malden
Winfred
Upham
Mansfield
Forger Convicted In South Boston Court Case
Judge Tallon sentences William A. Armstrong on a forged check case in South Boston District Court. Armstrong, claiming New York as his residence, says the $85 check on a West Third Street bar was forged as a joke on the bartender, but Judge Fallon imposes six months on the Island.
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Armstrong
Tallon
South Boston
William A. Armstrong
New York City
Fallon
West Third Street
Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson speaks for Goucher endowment
Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson daughter of President Wilson spoke in Baltimore in support of an endowment fund for Goucher College. She read a letter from the President urging liberal support noting the college has served women’s education and should not fail for lack of money.
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Baltimore
Jessie Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Goucher College
Goucher
Measles Epidemic Hits Malden Schoolkids
An epidemic has produced about 80 measles cases among Malden school children. Board of Health Clerk Charles Lincoln warns that rising numbers could force closure of the city's lower grade schools. Weather changes are blamed for the spike.
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Malden
Charles Lincoln
Board of Health
Two Strikers Arrested for Hiring Thugs in Maine
Parker Gerry a Bangor & Aroostook railroad engineer and fireman William Lyons were arrested in Moulton Me charged with hiring men to assault four railroad employees. After a lengthy Municipal Court hearing the case was continued until tomorrow. The strike over pay has persisted for more than two months with strike breakers used. Hank the Hermit hair cut comic tease notes in next Sunday Post.
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Bangor & Aroostook Railroad
William Lyons
Hank the Hermit
Post
Grafting on Indians In Oklahoma Report Alleges Wide Graft
In a report to the United States Board of Indian Commissioners Warren K. Moorehead accuses widespread graft and dishonesty among whites in Oklahoma’s five civilized tribes as they seek allotted lands of Indians and freedmen. Moorehead previously exposed frauds on Minnesota’s White Earth reserve in 1807.
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Washington
United States Board of Indian Commissioners
Warren K. Moorehead
Five Civilized Tribes
Oklahoma
Mr. Moorehead
White Earth
Minnesota
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