Boston Doctors with Clinical Roles in City Hospitals
Dr. David D. Scannell listed as visiting surgeon and Boston School Committee member at Boston City Hospital with teaching duties. Dr. Howard Lahey associated with Long Island Hospital and clinical surgery instruction. Dr. William J. Brickley resident surgeon at Haymarket Square Relief Hospital and clinical instructor. Dr. Loring H. Packard Roxbury assistant resident surgeon at Haymarket Square. Dr. Dunlap P. Penhallow resident surgeon East Boston Relief Hospital and clinical instructor. Dr. Henry J. Fitzsimmons assistant resident surgeon East Boston Relief Hospital and clinical instructor. Dr. Arthur R. Kimpton resident surgeon Carney Hospital and clinical instructor.
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David D. Scannell
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston School Committee
Boston City Hospital
Howard Lahey
Boylston Street
Long Island Hospital
William J. Brickley
Chestnut Street
Charlestown
Haymarket Square Relief Hospital
Loring H. Packard
Walnut Park
Roxbury
Dunlap P. Penhallow
Beacon Street
East Boston Relief Hospital
Henry J. Fitzsimmons
Sheridan Street
Jamaica Plain
Arthur R. Kimpton
Bay State Road
Carney Hospital
Boston Doctors Resign Over Tufts Medical School Policy
Dr. David D. Scannell a Boston School Committee member and visiting surgeon at Boston City Hospital resigns the Tufts College Medical School assistant professorship. Other instructors resign in protest of alleged slight and humiliation by Tufts College President Frederick W. Hamilton and the medical school administration. They claim Tufts students will be barred from surgical clinics at Boston City Hospital and relief stations including Long Island and Carney Hospitals.
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David D. Scannell
Boston School Committee
Boston City Hospital
Tufts College Medical School
Tlm Surgical Denati
Theo
Scannell
Frederick W. Hamilton
Medical School Administration
Tufts College
Tufts Medical School
Long Island Hospital
Carney Hospital
Tufts Acquisition Sparks Bitter Medical School Row
The dispute centers on Tufts College’s takeover of Grace Emergency Hospital and Dr Harry H Germain being placed in charge without Dr Scannell’s consultation. Physicians warn that removing students from surgical clinics cripples the school’s efficiency while Dean Harold Williams accuses resigning physicians of politics threatening care for Boston’s poor. Friends of Scannell recall promises he would lead Tufts Surgical Department in 1910.
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Grace Emergency Hospital
Tufts College
Harry H. Germain
Scannell
Europe
Harold Williams
Medical School
Boston
Harvard Medical School
Tufts Medical School
Autumn Day Length and Twilight Timings Noted
The 308th day of the year marks autumn’s forty second day with daylight 10 hours 14 minutes and a 5 hour 3 minute decrease in daylight. Evening light appears at 5:05 with auto lamps in use.
Foss Charges Pelletier and Insurance Firms in Election Suppression
Governor Foss accuses two insurance committees of violating the corrupt practices act by sending a circular urging votes against him over the Workingmen's Compensation Act. District Attorney Pelletier will not summon ex president Roosevelt or Outlook editors. Investigations into American Woolen Company and United Shoe Machinery remain under review as pressure to influence elections continues.
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Foss
Pelletier
Boston Herald
American Woolen Company
United Shoe Machinery
Theodore Roosevelt
Outlook
Massachusetts Employees’ Insurance Association
United Shoe Machinery Company
Industrial Accident Insurance
Boston Elevated Railway Cuts Night Car Service
The Boston Elevated Railway Company will cut night cars and implement a new Sunday morning schedule. Subways will receive diverted Adams Square surface cars while other services are curtailed. Areas affected include South End Grove Hall Milton Neponset South Boston Medford Clarendon Hill East Cambridge Newton Reservoir and Allston.
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Boston Elevated Railway Company
Adams Square
South End
Grove Hall
Milton
Neponset
South Boston
Medford
Clarendon Hill
East Cambridge
Newton
Reservoir
Allston
Dayton and Notables Mark Ancestral Dates in Local Chronicle
Dayton Ohio notes celebrate the founding of the city in 1795 and mark birthdays of artist John Neagle born 1796 and poet Samuel Peck born in 184. The items appear as a compact anniversary record in the local edition.
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Dayton
John Neagle
Samuel Peck
Weekend Forecast for Boston and New England
Forecast shows fair weather for Boston and vicinity with gradually rising temperatures. Light to moderate southwest and west winds across New England, mainly Saturday and Sunday.
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Boston
New England
Temperature recap from Thompson's Spa on Washington
Yesterday's average was 87 degrees at Thompson's Spa 219 Washington St with the 8 am reading at 51 and evening values around 46. The report notes yesterday's temperature compared to last year and mentions a cloudy Saturday date.
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Thompson's Spa
Washington St
Cars to run single line on surface or subway changes
Many routes will require passengers to change cars before reaching home as the elevated replaces two cars with one. The document notes a shift from combined surface and sub way service to a single car operation, affecting outlying routes.
Princeton Hosts Harvard in Historic Rivalry Return
Princeton welcomes Harvard’s Crimson to Osborne Field renewing a long standing rivalry. Captain Fisher leads the Huskies to challenge Yale’s old foe as Nassauers cheer a revival of athletic relations and a home crowd grows eager for the confrontation.
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Princeton
N.J
Osborne
Yale
Princeton Tiger
Fisher
Husky
Harvard
Crimson
Sons of Nassau
Cambridge
Jewelry Heist Reported In Philadelphia Nevvy
Winfield T. Bliss, a Chicago jewelry salesperson, reported to detectives that three suitcases containing over $20,000 in jewelry were stolen from a push cart left in charge of a man he hired while he visited a store in central Philadelphia. Investigators are probing the robbery.
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Philaduulphia
Nevvy
Harvard, Tech clash in cross country row
Harvard defeats Tech in cross country. Harvard and Princeton prepare for today’s game while Yale aims for an easy win over New York University. Brown faces Tufts. Powder Point seals annual win over Quincy Filgh. Salem High and Brockton High both suffer losses. high school teams compete in various matchups.
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Harvard
Tech
Yale
New York University
Brett Medford
Salem High
Princeton
H School of Commerce
Brockton High
Powder Point
Quincy
Brown
Tufts
Shanghai Falls to Rebels Amid Quick Rebel Takeover
Shanghai is fully under rebel control except for foreign concessions. Chinese soldiers joined the rebels and police and firemen wore white badges. Rebels seized the arsenal and burned the Taotai's yamen in the native city with minimal resistance.
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Shanghai
Shanghai unrest subsides as military government takes over
AP reports the outlying section of Shanghai remained orderly this afternoon with all foreigners protected. In the native city order prevailed though shops closed early. A brief disturbance in the north preceded notices announcing the military government of China had seized control and urged public calm.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
China
Burdett College Guarantees Open Career Help
Burdett College offers job placement and guarantees assistance to all graduates. Catalog advertises free services and directs readers to the Boston address at 18 Boylston Street for more information.
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Burdett College
Boylston St
Boston
Governor Foss Accuses Insurance Ring Over Circular
The article reports Governor Foss accusing insurers of backing a circular to influence the election and alleging violations of the corrupt practices act. District Attorney Pelletier may summon the signers, but no action is expected before the election. The letter to the DA details the circulated attack on workers compensation policy.
New Clue in Richeson Case Reported
The Post reports Clarence V T Richeson consulted a well known physician about Avis Linnell and that the prosecution has proof. The doctor was approached and arrangements nearly completed before Linnell herself overruled the plan.
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Avis Linnell
Post
Richeson
Immanuel Baptist Church Meeting Delayed Over Resignation
Clerk Charles F. Cummings said a decision on Richeson resignation would come at a special meeting after prayer services. Opposition rallied against hasty action led by many women. The meeting halted as questions arose about how the session was convened.
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Charles F. Cummings
Immanuel Baptist Church
Richeson
Baptist Church
Cummings
Boston Police Captain Wescot near death from pneumonia
Police Captain George Wescot of City Point station South Boston is gravely ill with pneumonia at his Bainbridge street home Roxbury after a grippe led to complications. Doctors say death could come within hours.
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George Wescot
City Point Station
Boston
Bainbridge Street
Roxbury
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Bob" Fisher
Eddie” Hart
Prince‘ton
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P. W. Linscott
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Holland Wine Company
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