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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1912
Page
5
University of Minnesota students rename co Ed as campus queens after bans by former Dean Ada Comstock and Dean Margaret Sweney. The term shift reflects campus culture as men students coin the new label.
An advertisement promotes Nurito as an ethical prescription antidote for rheumatism, sciatica, and neuritis. It claims to banish aches by removing uric acid poison, states it contains no opiates, and urges purchase of a $1 box through druggists, with Magistral Chem. Co. in New York.
Work begins on a three mile long Hell Gate bridge and viaduct to connect Manhattan with the mainland. The $6 million project for the New York Connecting Railroad will relieve freight congestion and enable rapid rail access from New Haven and Pennsylvania systems toward New England and Quebec.
Friends report Dr. Osmond F. Park a wealthy West Roxbury physician has vanished after quietly converting about $100,000 in assets and selling the Park homestead at 480 Lagrange Street. His housekeeper, wife, and sister hear little from him and fear the reason for his abrupt departure.
Scientists from the University of California anthropology department report finding traces of an Indian village beneath San Francisco Bay dating from 500 to 700 years ago near the site where the Panama Pacific Exposition buildings will rise.
Vogt O. Dozier son of Dawson Superior Court clerk W. S. Dozier obtained a license and married Essie Carter in Macon after seeking reparation for his father’s whipping of the girl. The couple had been in love for some time.
Justice Davis granted an annulment to Dave Zimmerman of his marriage to his niece Mrs Minnie Zimmerman on grounds of blood relationship. Married in 1904 the couple have not lived together in five years and have two children.
State police and Fairfield officials continued to search for the identity of a young Italian woman found in a pond near Georgetown with nearly a dozen stiletto wounds wrapped in burlap. The case remained a mystery as theories offered little tangible evidence, with Prosecuting Agent Heers pursuing possible links to liquor raids and a suggested connection to Jennie Cavagieri’s Stratford murder over white slave traffic revelations.
Rat catchers fray against bubonic plague era campaign along the riverfront when a four foot alligator was trapped in a spring trap. Officials suspect the animal drifted from shallow waters under the wharves during the ongoing effort to curb rats.
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