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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1916

Page

5

Waite's scheme with germs and arsenic tied to Peck case

The district attorney details Arthur Warren Waite’s attempts to obtain typhoid and diphtheria cultures from Cornell Medical College labs aided by Mrs. Mar Muse Weaver Horton, and his March 9 arsenic purchase. Waite pursued inoculation plans against his father in law Percy Peck, amid inquiries over wills, possible insanity defense, and a forthcoming murder indictment.

Cornell Medical College First Avenue Twenty-eighth Street Marmuse Weaver Horton Hotel Plaza Waite Judge Swann Mr. Peck William Webber Young Webber Webber Horton Grand Rapids Arthur Warren Waite Swann Mancuse Schultze Peck

New book Cuban Cane Sugar by Robert Wilestells

The book reveals sugar's link to prosperity, noting quadrupled per capita consumption in fifty years and Cuba's leading global sugar production. It highlights rising American investment in Cuban Cane Sugar and traces the industry from soil to sack. Available at all booksellers for 75 cents, or sent on approval.

Robert Wiles Cuba Indianapolis University Square Summerfield’s House of New England Summerfield

Merrigan Funeral Notice in East Boston

In East Boston on March 28 Thomas M Merrigan beloved son of Thomas and Sarah Merrigan at the residence of his father 23 Septune rd funeral notice later

Merrigan Boston Thomas M Thomas Sarah Merrigan Elmore Septune Rd

Chelsea official Frank E Winslow dies at 73

Frank E Winslow a Chelsea inspector of plumbing died at 73 after several weeks illness at his home 2 1 2 Cary avenue Chelsea He was born in Bath Maine a Civil War veteran private in the 4th Maine Infantry past commander of Theodore Winthrop Post G A R Chelsea He served on Chelsea Common Council and the Board of Water Commissioners He was a lifelong Mt Bellingham M E Church member and Sunday school superintendent He leaves a wife and a daughter Mrs Charles Wetherbee of Newton

Frank E. Winslow Chelsea Cary Avenue Charles Wetherbee Newton

Literacy test provisions to pass immigration bill in House

Washington March 27. The immigration bill with its literacy test provision intact was approved today by the House committee of the whole by 225 to 82 and is expected to pass the bill tomorrow night. Amendments failed except Bennet of New York protested Oriental labor exclusions.

Washington House Committee Bennet New York

Fete for Shakspere Centenary Planned in Boston

Boston plans an Easter Sunday celebration of Shakspere’s ter centenary in Symphony Hall. Mayor Curley announced a conference to finalize arrangements with Julia Arthur Robert Mantell James Morgan and other Shaksperian scholars and dramatists invited.

Julia Arthur B. P. Cheney Robert Mantell James Morgan Boston Globe Boston Curley Symphony Hall

Funeral services today for Orrin A. Andrews in Milton

Orrin A. Andrews born Sept 9 1848 in Essex died Sunday after a weeklong illness at his Milton home. He served 44 years as master of the Belcher School Milton and taught after graduating from Bridgewater Normal School. He was a longtime Milton board trustee for 24 years and belonged to the Milton Historical and Milton Educational societies and the Macedonia Lodge of Masons.

East Congregational Church Milton Orrin A. Andrews Belcher School Bridgewater Normal School Essex Milton Historical and Milton Educational Societies Macedonia Lodge of Masons

Advertising and Printing Plan Boosts Catalog Sales

The catalog outlines methods for planning and placing various advertisements and performing printing services aimed at increasing product sales. It emphasizes the impact of catalog design and printing quality on consumer response and profitability.

Demand Yuan Shi Kai quit as China turmoil intensifies

A six province alliance handed Yuan Shi Kai an ultimatum demanding his resignation and exile, the execution of 12 advisers, and seizure of their and Yuan's assets. It also calls for forfeiture of Yuan's descendants citizenship for three generations and provincial control of armies and arsenals. Separately, Boston city council approved playground loan orders totaling 224,000 for Savin Hill, North End, and Parker Hill projects, with a 100,000 loan referred to finance committee.

San Francisco Yuan Shi Kai Chinese Republic Association China Savin Hill North End Parker Hill Attridge Washington, Castle, Tremont and Dover Streets G. W. Ransom Abraham Lincoln School Charles River Basin

Janitor Quits Under Charges in Franklin High School

Charles M. Sandborn, janitor at the Franklin high school, failed to appear at a superintendent hearing about alleged patient hugging of girls. He resigned. Miss Florence G. Clapp, formerly a teacher, was dismissed for incompetency and vows restoration with counsel Nathaniel E. Martin.

Concord

City Flushes Back Bay Street in Spring Cleaning Effort

Public works employees began flushing Back Bay Street as part of Mayor Curley’s spring cleanup plan for Boston streets, aiming to improve sanitation and street conditions.

Flushing Back Bay Street Curley Boston Public Works Department

Clean-up operations in Bay Brook area begin on Huntington avenue

Four gangs of men start at Huntington avenue near Exeter street to flush streets between Exeter and Massachusetts avenues and from Boylston and Beacon streets. Workers will then address other sections.

Bay Brook Huntington Avenue Exeter Street Hluntington Avenue Massachusetts Avenue Boylston Beacon Streets

Hood's Sarsaparilla Spring Blood Tonic Ad

Spring ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and tonic. Claims purifies blood, boosts vitality, improves appetite, and aids sleep. Cites thousands of letters and forty years of use as justification. Urges purchase from any druggist.

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