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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1911

Page

2

No Cruelty with Sponge for Dorothea Turtle Case

Dorothea the green sea turtle, placed on her back with a sponge pillow, was ruled not cruel in a Superior Court verdict. Judge Stevens and a 12 member jury cleared John H. Weiner of cruelty in the Dorothea case, though the episode drew protests from an SSA agent and local observers.

Dorothea Stevens Superior Criminal Court Weiner W. 8. Brown Borothea Mr. Brown Robert M. Yerkes Harvard University Pro Jr Yerkes Fikes Nee Professor Yerkes Leo Friedman Mr. Weiner George W. Spillane Simeon Atwood W. S. Brown Girll Fielding

Everett Statue Unveiled in Dorchester Square

The Edward Everett statue was placed yesterday in Dorchester Square after removal from the Public Garden. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Fowle of the Dorchester Historical Society witnessed the shaft raise as the monument sits at the square's center pointing toward the birthplace area south west.

Edward Everett Dorchester John A. Fowle The Dorchester Historical Society Dorchester Square

Messenger Boy Returns $56000 Check On Broadway

Jimmy, a messenger for United District Service at 42 Broadway, picked up a dropped certified check for 56000 from Hanover National Bank issued by F Smithers & Co of 44 Exchange Place. A bank runner lost it. Jimmy returned it and earned a $1 reward.

Thy Broadway Jmmy United District Service Jimmy Lis Broadway Hanover National Bank F. §. Smithers & Co Exchange Place

Lighter with cotton catches fire at Battery wharf

A lighter carrying 3800 bales of cotton at Battery wharf caught fire around 6 p m and threatened the Nantucket. The Merchants Steam lighter Co and Merchants & Miners' tug Mary towed the blaze into the stream as Fireboat 44 battled the flames. The lighter’s cargo was nearly a total loss.

Battery Wharf Nantucket Merchants’ Steam Lighter Company Mary Merchants & Miners’ Transportation Company Frank Hardy

Burgess in New Burgess-Curtis Biplane Wreck

W. Starling Burgess escaped with minor injuries after a Burgess-Curtis biplane wrecked at Squantum yesterday afternoon. A gusty squall toppled the aircraft on landing, crushing the wings and entangling the wires, though Burgess crawled free unfazed. Earlier, he had flown several short hops without incident.

Burgess-Curtis Squantum W. Starling ‘Burgess Mr. Burgess Burgess

Doxology Sung in 40 Languages at World in Boston

A chorus of 40 missionaries sang the doxology yesterday in 40 languages marking a high point for Mechanics building events during The World in Boston. The day featured multiple performances and talks including addresses by H F Lax Flamme and Bishop C K Nelson, along with plays and travelogues.

WORLD Boston H. F. Lax Flamme Rochester C. K. Nelson Georgia Fisk Abby Snell Barewell Bertie Kh. Shipley Mechanics’ Building

Missionary Exposition Draws Large Crowd and Diverse Events

More than 12 000 attended the exposition as day and evening programs featured global missions. Ellen M Stone and W L Newton drew interest while a China exhibit dinner in tableaux hall showcased chop suey and other delicacies. Rhode Island visitors will perform as the Arion Club leads a 1000 voice chorus on Choral Day, with 5000 Boston-area Sunday school children touring in the morning.

Midway Fred P. Haggard Ellen M. Stone W. L. Newton W.L. Ferguson John McGee Harry Wade Hicks New York China Rhode Island Providence Arion Club Jules Jordan Boston Congregational Churches

Fire Starts as Lamp Explodes in Charles Town Apartment

An exploding kerosene lamp in the Sargent home at 7 Harvard Street destroyed their apartment and damaged Mrs. Carr’s rooms in the same building. Two alarms rang as Mrs. Sargent, carrying coal, toppled the lamp and fought the blaze with a broom. She escaped by jumping from a window after throwing the flaming broom into the yard. The incident occurred shortly before noon. damages about 700 dollars.

James H. Sargent Harvard Street Charlestown Mary Carr

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