Dr Gay Advises Nurses to Be Considerate of the Cook
Dr George W Gay addressed two percent nursing graduates at Boston City Hospital training school urging nurses to value character and health, work with physicians, maintain discretion with patients and staff, and pursue fair pay with a sliding scale. He urged saving during earning years and warned against lending money to friends. Superintendent McCollum delivered the diplomas and a reception followed in Vose House.
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Dr. Gay
George W. Gay
Boston City Hospital
A. Shuman
John H. McCollum
Vose House
Steel men seek dismissal in Boston Agreement indictments
Petty graft defendants appeal bail while Boston lawyers argue in Superior Criminal Court that indictments against millionaire steel contractors and corporations should be dismissed on technical grounds. They contend foreign corporate service via the commissioner of corporations is invalid. Counsel included Choate Elder Hurlburt Sturgis Whipple and others. The matter resumes next Tuesday.
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Schofield
Boston
Superior Criminal Court
Commissioner of Corporations
Charles F. Choate
Samuel J. Elder
Henry Fr. Hurlburt
R. S. Sturgis
Sherman L. Whipple
E. R. Anderson
Accused Boys of Pigeon Theft in Gloucester
Gloucester May 28 Two boys aged 10 and 11 believed responsible for thefts from George E Parsons prize pigeons. Police tracked trail of dead pigeons from Parsons yard to the boys homes and arrested Benjamin Davis and Charles Doucette. Lofts rifled of 30 blooded pigeons.
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Gloucester
George E. Parsons
Parsons’ Yard
Benjamin Davis
Charles Doucette
Ringling Bros Circus Clears Park Square for Boston Visit
Ringling Bros workers lay 20000 loads of soft material at Park Square ruins creating a level area for the tented city. Up to 10000 loads of tan bark and shavings will finish the site as four large circus trains head to Boston from North Adams bringing about 1300 arrivals tomorrow afternoon.
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Park Square Station
Ringling Bros
Boston
North Adams
Ringling Brothers Circus Opens Big Boston Tent Show
The Flying Squadron train leads 85 circus cars into Boston for a new canvas tent show at Park Square. Workers clear granite blocks and debris after a city landmark fire, creating a level site on Columbus Avenue and Berkeley Street for the parade and exhibits featuring a Roosevelt expedition–inspired menagerie.
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Flying Squadron
Park Square
New York
Madison Square Garden
Park Square Station
Ringling Brothers
Boston
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Ringlings
Boylston Street
Huntington Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Tremont
Eliot
Kneeland
Lincoln
Summer
Washington
Lost Pasture Lot tale ends with a hopeful move
In a sunlit June morning Unclelijah Thompson and Aunt Mary dream of starting anew after selling their farm for forty thousand dollars. They plan to move to a smaller homestead, face delays finding a suitable place, and endure family strain while awaiting a fresh start, with a doctor’s wink at their stubborn resolve.
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Post Publishing Co
Unclelijah Thompson
Charley
Unclelijah
Mary
Hilton
Aunt Mary
Bijah
Losin
Whitenose
Gipsom
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