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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1920

Page

4

Donation of 100000 to aid doctors study in New York

Mrs Menry Rea of Pittsburg gave 100000 to the New York Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital to fund 20 scholarships allowing doctors to suspend practice for graduate study. The gift honors Mr and Mrs Henry W Oliver of Pittsburg, the donor’s parents.

New York Menry ‘Rea Pittsburg New York Post Graduate Medical School Rea Henry W. Oliver

Alabama Democratic primary bars Negro voters

Negro voters will be barred from participating in the Alabama Democratic primary on May 11, a ruling announced by W D Nesbitt chairman of the state Democratic executive committee. The ruling does not affect Negro suffrage in the November general election.

Alabama Montgombery Ala W. D. Nesbitt State Democratic Executive Committee

Spite House Narrowest Boston Dwelling At 44 Hull Street

A one room wide wooden house at 44 Hull Street in Boston’s North End, believed to be among the narrowest and oldest in the country. Erected around the Revolutionary period, it is 11 feet wide and 21 feet long with three stories and an attic, occupied by Joseph Leverone and family near Copp’s Hill burial ground.

Hull Street Boston Copp’s Hill Burying Ground Hull-street Place Joseph Leverone North Enders

Neighbor-Quarrel Led Original Owner to Erect House Block Light

The original owner built the house to shut off natural light from a neighbor’s home after a quarrel, creating a long standing dispute over sunlight and property impact.

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