Ex-Police Officer Opens Estate Office in Boston
Joseph H. Neal, who resigned after 21 years with the Boston Police Department, will appear today in his office at Milk Street as an estate operator. At his Charlestown home he said resignations bring many well wishers and noted support from business men along Kingston and Bedford streets where he handled traffic for 15 years with Station 4.
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Joseph H. Neal
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Kingston
Bedford Streets
Mrs Lind Averts Capture Of Mexican Deputies Aboard Morro Castle
Mrs. Lind aided two Mexican deputies Adolafo Dominguez and Miguel A. Cordera who hid in her stateroom aboard the Morro Castle to avoid arrest in Vera Cruz. The deputies sought asylum in New York while Huerta’s opponents seek a safer Mexico, and the ship sailed toward the United States after a tense search. The incident highlighted tensions over Mexican unrest and U.S. stance on amnesty and elections.
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Miguel A. Cordera
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John Kane
American Smelting and Refining Company
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May Recognize Rebels
Washington reports show President Wilson weighing Mexican policy with no final plan yet. Officials indicate consideration of constitutionalist influence and a broad effort to promote a fair and free election under U S oversight.
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Washington
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Banquet Closes Day at Vendome for D. A. R. Conference
Nearly 200 Massachusetts D. A. R. members attended a Vendome hotel banquet closing another conference day. No addresses were given and toasts were brief. Mrs. William Cummings Story of New York served as guest of honor, with Mrs. George C. Jenking and Mrs. Charles G. Chick among speakers.
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King’s Chapel
William Cummings Story
New York
George C. Jenking
Whitman
Charles G. Chick
Hyde Park
N. A. Appleton
Prudence Wright
Pepperell
Charles H. Bond
Story
W C T U In Session At Asbury Park Convention
The National Women's Christian Temperance Union opens its 40th annual convention in Asbury Park New Jersey with chief topics Prohibition suffrage and white slave traffic announced by national president Mrs Lillian M N Stevens Her report is met with cheers as the union outlines its coming year work Welcome addresses are heard from Acting Governor Leon R Taylor and other leaders A grand rally is set for tomorrow with Miss Amy Swankie Cameron of London as principal speaker
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National Women's Christian Temperance Union
Lillian M. N. Stevens
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Leon R. Taylor
Amy Swankie- Cameron
London
Young People’s Work
Woman Found Dead in Room at 315 Columbus Avenue
Mrs Della Bell widow was found dead on the floor at the foot of a bed in a room at 315 Columbus Avenue about 7 30 last night William R Sides 80 was taken to Fast Dedham Street station and held for examination He said he left the woman in her room about 5 yesterday and returned at 7 30 to find her partially dressed There was blood near the body Sides fled and later had Dr Ludwig attend Dr Leary pronounced death not from foul play Leary later examined and believed the nose bleed explanation.
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Columbus Avenue
William R. Sides
Dedham Street
Sides
Ludwig
Leary
Man Shot Self in Roxbury Apartment
The body of Walter Colby, 61, of 886 Albany Street Roxbury, was found yesterday afternoon on a kitchen couch with a bullet wound and a revolver in his hand. Police believe he died by his own action Tuesday.
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Walter Colby
Albany Street
Roxbury
Miss Mason Engaged Question in Suit Against Caldwell
In a breach of promise case for 75000 dollars, 75 year old George H Caldwell answers 49 interrogatories. One asks if Miss Marie Mason was at one time engaged to a Boston garage owner. Caldwell lives at Garrison Hall Back Bay. Miss Mason, 19, resides at 160 Longwood Avenue. His bride, a few weeks, is Miss Maude Taylor 20 of Dorchester.
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Marie Mason
Miss Mason
Boston
Caldwell
Garrison Hall
Garrison Street
Back Bay
Longwood Avenue
Helen Marie Mason
Mr Caldwell
Auditor to Decide in Suffolk Court Case Against Miss Mason
In Suffolk Court yesterday Judge Pierce proposed an auditor hear the case to keep sensational testimony from the public. Former Judge Robert O Harris is expected to serve as auditor with a jury to decide damages if the finding favors Miss Mason. Caldwell’s 49 interrogatories probe Miss Mason’s relationships, engagements, money spent, and nursing studies across 1911 to 1913.
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Suffolk Court
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Robert O. Harris
Miss Mason
Caldwell
Nurse Tells Of Starving Patient In Dormitory
Nurse Ida Belle Kenney testifies about harsh treatment in the dormitory where male attendants drank liquor and threatened Dr. John H. Sullivan. She describes long hours on the stand and critiquing food, while recounting procedures like restraining patients with sheets.
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John H. Sullivan
Sullivan
Ida Belle Kenney
Wass
Scribner
Nurses Detail Abuse At State Hospital Inquest
A nurse testified to routine rough handling and neglect at Woodward and Washburn wards, including sheets on patients and packs for days. She described insufficient staff and gear, no reliable meals, dangerous conditions, and limited training as she urged reform and accountability.
Hospital investigation pauses as relief efforts expand
Hospital authorities describe strenuous efforts to obtain help after an investigation began. The hearing delays until Monday with no session Tuesday and resumed Wednesday forenoon as staff canvass employment bureaus. Nora Siblivan reportedly went without food for five days due to nurse trouble in December. She grew weak and bedridden for a week.
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Nora Sullivan
Nora Siblivan
Bec
Volkmann Edges Roxbury Latin 28 to 7 for Private School Title
Volkmann School shutout Roxbury Latin 28 to 7 yesterday afternoon at Volkmann Park to claim the private school championship. The Volkmann offense rolled behind strong running and timely passes while Roxbury Latin struggled to respond on both sides of the ball.
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Volkmann School
Roxbury Latin School
Volkmann Park
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