H. A. Pevear Dies in Lynn Known Local Philanthropist
Lynn residents mourn Henry A. Pevear longtime benefactor and civic contributor died at his Lynn home. The prominent philanthropist supported local schools charities and cultural institutions for decades. His death marks the loss of a leading figure in the city’s public life.
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Mrs Tyler Rejects Police Woman Post in Boston
Mrs Thomas H Tyler, linked to reform work with erring women, suggests uniforms and badges for policewomen but says she would not accept the Boston post even if offered. She argues women officers could guide girls and boys on the streets more effectively than enforcement, serving as visible authority without replacing parental guidance.
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Youthful generation blamed for trouble by social worker
A social worker explains why she remains in women and girls' social service rather than a church or political post. She says she can do more effective work advising girls to give up sinful pleasures and warning of sorrowful consequences.
Reform Assistance for Girls Cited by Official
A public statement outlines authority to help girls seeking reform through money clothing or other aid. It emphasizes there is no need for arrest and aims to offer support rather than punitive action.
Policewoman Cooperation In City Work Suggested
A fragment urges that the policewoman’s work be done in hearty cooperation with city police. The note implies avenues to assist her in earning a living or securing a home through collaboration and support.
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