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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1912

Page

5

Harvard Club Plans 750000 Expansion With Two Adjacent Lots

The Harvard Club of New York aims a 750000 enlargement of its clubhouse mirroring the Boston club. It proposes purchasing two adjacent parcels at West Forty Fifth and West Forty Fourth streets for a combined addition including a swimming pool, dining rooms, private lounges, libraries, and 18 bedrooms per floor, with McKim Mead & White architects.

Harvard Club of New York Boston Club West Forty-fifth Street West Forty-fourth Street McKim, Mead & White Forty-fourth Forty-fifth Street Forty-fourth Street Harvard Harvard Hall

Woman Gaz Victim Expected to Recover

It was announced at Melrose Hospital yesterday that Mrs. Annie I. Johnson, the woman overcome by gas at the Oxford apartment house Tuesday night, stood a good chance to recover. The paper notes cooking pages with menus, recipes, and New England housewives favorites for next Sunday's Post.

Melrose Hospital Annie I. Johnson Oxford New England

Dakota Dan Denies Tale of Killing

In East Cambridge court attorney Nason questioned Dakota Dan about allegedly telling Theo dore Hayes of Dickinson North Dakota that he had killed a man with a stake in a lumber camp in the Adirondack Mountains. The claimant said he could not remember making such a statement.

Nason Russell East Cambridge Dakota Dan Theodore H. Hayes Dickinson N. D Adirondack Mountains

claimant under cross examination in heir to estate fight

The 82d day of cross examination for the claimant in a challenge to be named heir to one half of an estate showed him pale and nervous as he handled exhibits. He repeatedly said I dont know I dont remember, while attorney Nason read much of his prior testimony and introduced new exhibits and photographs.

Nason James Rousseau New York Messrs Tipton Rousseau Clarence

Missing exhibit 69 from former trial described as Boston views book

Testimony described a missing exhibit numbered 69, a book of views of Boston. The claimant denied sending such a book to Hayes but recalled sending a similar one to his wife. New testimony covered his 1909 Minneapolis visit and memory of an alias “Poet of the Bad Lands.”

Boston Hayes Minneapolis Adolphus Dymond Dymond Sixtieth Street

Officer injured chasing speeding car on Revere Beach boulevard

Patrolman Girard of the Metropolitan park police was seriously injured last night while pursuing an auto he deemed speeding on the Revere Beach boulevard near 6 pm and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.

Revere Beach Boulevard Girard Metropolitan Park Police Massachusetts General Hospital

Motor Cycle Officer Collides With Wagon. Rider Hurt

A police officer pursuing a car on a motorcycle collided with a two horse wagon after a side street exit. The crash knocked Girard to the ground, causing a head cut and internal injuries. The automobile escaped.

Girard

Bible Scholar Henry Nash Dies at Cambridge Home

Professor Henry 8 Nash D D senior faculty member of the Episcopal Theological School died at his home 6 Phillips Place Cambridge yesterday morning. He was known as the leading New Testament scholar in the country and had suffered declining health for a year limiting his class work.

Cambridge Henry Nash Episcopal Theological School Phillips Place

Mystery in Man Hurts Lauchlin Smith in Boston

Lauchlin Smith, 26, of 1520 Dorchester Avenue, was found with both ankles fractured in a vacant lot behind 283 Adams Street at 10 35 yesterday morning. He claimed to have fallen from a second floor window facing 109 Park Street, but police doubt his story. Neighbors say he was not home Tuesday night, and Smith had been treated for convulsions Monday night at Massachusetts General Hospital, afterward displaying unusual behavior.

Lauchlin Smith Dorchester Avenue Adams Street Smith City

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