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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1905

Page

7

Harvard Med Fac Society Sets Terms to Disband

Dean Hurlbut announces that Harvard Med Fac Society members agree to cease activities, restitution of university property, and strive to disband. Benjamin Joy may take finals, not expelled, and case remains before the grand jury. Signatures include undergraduates with graduates’ approval. Cambridge May 27.

Harvard Camsbridge Benjamin Joy Phillips Brooks House Dean Hurlbut Harvard Crimson Hurlbut the Crimson The Crimson Ciety Jay J. M. Groves Stoger Derby Raymond Oveson Cambridge University Hall

Morphine Fatal to Beverly Doctor Before June Wedding

Dr. Everett Cressy, 29, of Abbot Street in Beverly, died from a morphine overdose after suffering severe headaches for a week. He was found under the influence early Saturday and received treatment from Drs Webster Stickney and Johnson with saline injections, but never regained consciousness. The death follows a 40 hour struggle to save him as the marriage planned for June remains in limbo.

Beverly Everett Cressy Abbot Street Cressy Webster Stickney Johnson

Woman Falls Dead From Bed in City Lodging

Eliza McQuary, 65, a lodger at 42 Fayette Street, fell from bed early yesterday and died. Mary Monahan, who shared the room, heard the crash and found McQuary already deceased.

Eliza McQuary Fayette Street Mary Monahan McQuary

Unexpected Death of F Norton Goddard in Connecticut

LITCHFIELD Conn May 28 F Norton Goddard of New York died today at his summer home here of a brain hemorrhage after several weeks of nervous prostration. The death was unexpected.

Litchfield Conn F. Norton Goddard New York

Back Bay Burglary Fears Rise With Local Intrusions

Back Bay residents report a spate of intrusions in Westland Avenue and 274 Massachusetts Avenue. Mrs. Emeline Snell and Mrs. Helen Smith surviving a night intrusion, jewelry valued at 150 dollars stolen, while police increase patrols amid a string of daytime and nighttime break attempts. A gas inspector suspect and a Barker building outlet are under scrutiny as residents urge protection.

Emeline Snell Helen D. Smith Westland Avenue Back Bay Massachusetts Avenue Barker Snell Helen Smith Jimmy Barker Apartments

Republicans Go a Fishing for a Boston Mayor

Republican leaders in Boston seek a mayoral candidate with State committee backing to offset Democratic pluralities. A deal would offer reciprocity in the December contest, aiming for a candidate acceptable to Good Government reformers. Potential names include Edwin A. Curtis and others, with strategy hinging on Democratic moves.

Boston State Committee Bates-Guild Devonshire Guild Douglas Edwin A. Curtis Henry 8. Dewey J. J. McCarthy Charles T. Gallagher Melvin O. Adams Eugene N. Foss George Holden Tinkham Michael J. Murray

Good Government Targets City Hall and Contractors

The Good Government Association denounces City Hall officials and outside contractors in City Affairs columns calling the public improvements committee a concealment body. It alleges lack of bid advertising on Charles River dam contracts and names four contractors—Henry H. Carter, Harry P. Nawn, Joseph B. Graham, and Simon J. Donovan—as recipients.

Good Government Association Board of Aldermen City Affairs Committee On Curley Democratic City Committee Fitzgerald Good Government Charles River Boston Beacon Street Stony Brook The Fens Henry H. Carter Harry P. Nawn Joseph B. Graham Simon J. Donovan

Love and Sentiment Advice for a Jealous Young Woman

Mildred Champagne counsels a reader on relationship jealousy, independence, and public outings with a recommended balance of self respect. The advice advises the woman to demand respect, to avoid clinging, and to use firm decisions if the man shuns public outings or shows indifference.

Dear Miss Champagne What constitutes going with a flirt and friend

The advisor notes that no love has been spoken and argues you may keep multiple friendly correspondences. A man may be friendly with many without implying commitment, and you should not assume you are in a defined relationship unless love or clear intent exists.

Miss Champagne Post Mamma Papa

TALBOT TAKES NO CHANCES IN REPUBLICAN REORG EFFORTS

Governor Douglas declines to run as Democratic standard bearer while Mayor Talbot leads a broad reorganization of Republican forces across Massachusetts. The piece notes Thayer as a potential rival and details plans to visit Worcester County and Milford to rally party workers. It cites editor Griffin’s defense of Douglas and critique of political factions.

Douglas Thomas Talbot Republican State Committee Brockton Statesman Roosevelt John R. Thayer Worcester Washington Major Talbot Worcester County Milford Eben & Draper John J. Flaherty State Committee Gloucester Arthur Lyman Executive Committee Griffin The Springfield Republican

Injured Man Mark Smith Dies After Engine Crash

Everett bulletin reports Mark Smith, injured by a Boston & Maine engine last night, died at Malden Hospital early today. He lived at 103 Madison Street and leaves a widow and several children.

Everett Mark Smith Boston & Maine Malden Hospital Madison Street

Massachusetts House speaker prospects and candidates outlined

The piece surveys potential Republican candidates for the Massachusetts House speakership and related leadership, naming W Rodman Peabody of Cambridge, Charles S Pierce of Milton, Mellen A Pingree of Haverhill, Robert Luce of Somerville, Joseph H Walker of Brookline, and Taft of Worcester, with Frothingham likely pursuing Congress in the 11th district.

Charles S. Pierce Milton Peabody Representative Pierce Harvard Mellen A. Pingree Haverhill Robert Luce Somerville Joseph H. Walker Brookline Taft Worcester Frothingham Congress John A. Sullivan

Statue Crowned at Daly Industrial School

The crowning of the statue of the Blessed Virgin occurred at the Daly Industrial School in Dorchester yesterday at 3 PM. A large congregation attended the ceremony in the grounds and chapel. Rev. Joseph I. Lane delivered a sermon on the Blessed Virgin followed by benediction of the blessed sacrament.

Daly Industrial School Dorchester Joseph I. Lane

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