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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1911
Page
2
Mu riel Becheler, editor at Wellesley, signs a campus column urging women to embrace sportsmanship. She argues girls are learning to be sports, notes pride can be constructive, and champions a cheerful, confident attitude on field days.
In downtown business district laborers uncover about 25 skeletons beneath a two foot wide vault space likely from the old Trinity Church. Medical Examiner Magrath says bones dated over a century and more may be unearthed as digging continues.
Edward L. Rogers of Lincoln was hit by Walter Whitney’s car on Commonwealth avenue near Chadwick road Brighton. He suffered a fractured thigh broken arm and probable skull fracture and was taken to Corey Hill Hospital Brookline in grave condition.
Ellen Alger of Boston is defendant in a $10,000 defamation suit filed in Suffolk county court by Dr. William M. Anderson of Haddonfield New Jersey. He alleges letters harmed his engagement to Miss Daisy A. Goodwin and details various defamatory statements from 1910 to 1911. The case cites accusations of money and personal property claims and vows to pursue restitution.
Nellie O Southwick of 1553 Beacon Street Brookline is sued for 50000 by Paine Webber Co stock brokers in Suffolk clerk of court. Plaintiffs claim she owes 29076.99 with interest from Jan 31 1911 and an itemized bill shows 1588 stock transactions for her. Mrs Southwick widow of Charles J Southwick says margin investments by her late husband spanned before his death and accuses the firm of pressuring to cover losses.
Indictments charging Paul F. Taylor son of a Worcester millionaire with manslaughter and Dr Catherine W Castle with performing an illegal operation were returned by the Middlesex grand jury to Judge Bell at East Cambridge. Samuel A Morrison of Reading was named as an accessory in the Castle case.
The Carnegie Corporation of New York is created by Andrew Carnegie and associates to fund libraries, education, research, and related efforts. Founders meet November 10, 1911, elect officers, and transfer 25 million dollars in United States Steel gold bonds to the new body.
Multiple death notices list ages and funeral arrangements for George T. Driggs Thomas G Cooper James J Creed Mary Daly Robert Dunn Daniel Gallagher James Galvin James J. Jackson Maurice Leary in Cambridge Charlestown Roxbury Newton and Malden with funeral details prayers and interment plans at local churches and cemeteries.
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