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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1916

Page

13

Niland Presses Public Hearing On PSC Charges

Former Representative Thomas A Niland of East Boston sends a letter to Governor McCall requesting a public hearing and investigation into 10 charges against four Public Service Commission members chaired by Frederick J Macleod. He stresses open, nonpolitical review and justice.

Thomas A. Niland East Boston McCall Public Service Commission Mr. Niland Governor McCall Council Frederick J. Macleod Everett FE. Stone John F. Meaney Joseph BR. Mastman Pubblic Service Commission Massachusetts

Health unit talk urges housework to keep husbands home

Deputy Commissioner Thomas Jordan urged West End schoolgirls at the new Health Unit on Blossom Street to become good cooks and homemakers to keep their husbands at home. Mrs. William Lowell Putnam urged helpers with babies, and health notes from the Women’s Municipal League were highlighted. Mayor Curley addressed parents on the unit’s health education goals and free nursing, doctoring, and medical exams available.

Thomas Jordan West Ind Blossom Street William Lowell Putnam Women’s Municipal League Curley

A Grabber of Goats by Joseph Ernest

A feature on a girl profiled in the Next Sunday Post Magazine. It highlights her ambitions, daily life, and community ties as she navigates school and family duties while pursuing unique goals. The piece blends portraiture with social observations.

Joseph Ernest Next Sunday Post

Eloped at sixteen seeks divorce in Middlesex Court

Mrs. Gertrude F. Webber accuses husband Samuel N. Webber of desertion in Divorce Court. Both have prior court history with earlier suits filed in 1912. Judge O'Connell heard yesterday, with Judge Hitchcock previously dismissing related libels.

Gertrude F. Webber Samuel N. Webber O’connell

Somerville case tests alienation of wife’s affections

Billiard expert Mr Webber sued Somerville mall for alienation of his wife’s affections and lost. Mrs Webber described abusive separation in 1911 and gave details of furniture removal, alimony, letters, and a prior divorce suit. The testimony covered elopement in 1896, child Viola now in Somerville High, and threats during the split.

Webber City Hall Avenue Adams House Somerville Providence

Want of whereabouts of Portland bridge workers

Information requested on the current location of William Ledrew Jacob Taylor FE H Keyes and other workmen formerly employed on the new Portland bridge TIT STUART & SON Portland Maine request help from readers to locate them.

William Ledrew Jacob Taylor FE. H. Keyes New Portland Bridge TIT, Stuart & Son Portland Maine

Divorce Case Involving Mr Sloan At Charlestown Premises

The dispute centers on Mr Sloan at 14 Surrey Street Charlestown and a letter urging his wife to return. He notes no divorce petition or alienation suit had been filed when the letter was written. Prosecution objects to rent receipts as evidence and the owner may be called in court.

L. P. Hollander Boston Viola Hollander’s W. Jennings Patton Smith Hollander's Surrey Street Charlestown Sloan

Freight congestion raises paper's price in Houston

Owing to a scarcity of print paper caused by freight congestion in the East a local afternoon paper in Houston increased the price of its street editions from 2 to 5 cents. The move is expected to cut street sales by 20 to 30 percent and save a carload of paper in two weeks.

Wrench Attack on Stepfather Leaves Man Critical

James Jameson, 20, of 3% Railway Avenue was arrested in Gloucester on charges of assaulting his stepfather Alfred T. Lorentzen. Police say Jameson struck Lorentzen on the head with a monkey wrench after Lorentzen abused Jameson’s mother. Lorentzen is in Addison Gilbert Hospital in critical condition with a fractured skull.

Gloucester James Jameson Alfred T. Lorentzen Railway Avenue Jameson Lorentzen Addison Gilbert Hospital

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