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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1911

Page

3

Murder Victim Lily Nickerson Confirmed. Coroner Details Death

Newport officials released Coroner Frederick Gifford’s report stating Lily Sherman Nickerson of Boston died from violence aboard the Joy line steamer Georgia between Providence and New York. Autopsy by Edward Stimpson confirmed a fatal forehead blow and severe facial injuries with suffocation. The last known person ashore was the assistant steward who served Nickerson a beer and sandwich.

Newport R. I Lily Sherman Nickerson Boston Little Compton Frederick Gifford Superior Court Nickerson Georgia Joy Providence New York Edward T. Stimpson Gifford

Hutchins Named as Bail Commissioner for Norfolk

Fernald Hutchins of Dedham has been appointed a bail commissioner for Norfolk County by the Superior Court judges. Dedham, the county seat, now has the first ever bail commissioner. Hutchins, longtime attorney for the State Board of Lunacy, has traveled widely across the state and into adjoining states to report. PMID

Fernald Hutchins Dedham Norfolk Superior Court Hutchins State Board of Lunacy Gifford

Depraved Goat Mascot Eats and Smokes Aboard Ship

A large East Indian goat named Mike, mascot of the vessel Adamsturm, arrived from Calcutta. The animal is described as talking, smoking and chewing tobacco, drinking liquor, and eating cigars, chicken, and other meats, with a noted appetite and lore of travel.

Mike Adamsturm Calcutta Elea POST

Teachers Seek Greater Voice and Pay at 65th Convention

The Norfolk County Teachers' Association passed resolutions for more say and better pay at its 65th annual meeting in Ford Hall. The Massachusetts Teachers' Federation, largely represented, aims to foster cooperation and may move toward unionizing if other measures fail, amid rumors of a Chicago Teachers style wage push.

Norfolk County Teachers’ Association Ford Hall Massachusetts Teachers’ Federation Chicago

Norfolk County Teachers Federation Elects Officers and Debates Salaries

Norfolk county teachers gather to discuss wages pensions and state aid for schools. Resolutions urge federal education funding and support a minimum salary law while promoting a strong school as a social center. Officers named include President James D. Howlett and Secretary Stella L. Tirrell.

Norfolk County Cross Roads James D. Howlett Quincy J. Sherman Richardson Brookline John CC. Davis Canton Stella L. Tirrell Weymouth Hmereon Rice Hyde Park Frederick W. King Aan Walpole George W. Earle Eva S. Perkins Dedham Jennie N. Whitaker Norfolk County Association Massachusetts Howard L. Brittain Counci Frank F. Hall

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