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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1907
Page
16
In West Brookfield on November 14 residents follow a brewing dispute between Worcester health inspector Dr M G Overlock and Dr Peters who runs the Cattle Commission at the State House over an alleged tuberculosis case.
George Morrill died five hours after a dynamite accident at the Hill street quarry where he played during lunch. The blast tore his right arm and left side. neighbors and Drs Cooper and Robinson rushed him to hospital by auto. Morrill, son of Benjamin Morrill, lived at 127 Market street.
The smallest planet Mercury crossed the sun yesterday morning exactly as forecasts stated. No major earthquakes or notable events occurred to trigger the magnetic disturbances foretold by Signor Alfani of Florence Observatory, despite the transit and expanding sunspot activity.
Howard Gould tells New York Supreme Court he named Colonel William F. Cody Buffalo Bill in his affidavit to defend his wife's suit for limited divorce. He says Kathrine Clemmons Gould confessed to a friend that her conduct with Cody was meretricious.
Dr Overlock and Worcester health officials expose a system moving diseased cattle to Worcester and other markets. Creswell of West Brookfield is named a repeated supplier with 60 hogs fed from meat, while officials clash over action and prosecutions loom.
A man believed to be William Daley, about 45, was found unconscious in a back room of an Albany street liquor store. He was carried by ambulance to City Hospital where doctors pronounced him dead on arrival. The Medical Examiner was notified.
Under the will of the late Nelson Bartlett of Charlestown public bequests are made: $2000 to Hunt Asylum, $2000 First Universalist Church of Charlestown, $2000 to M. E. Church at Stanstead, P.F.I., $1000 to Wesleyan College.
At Stanstead P I five hundred dollars is given to the City of Stanstead and one thousand dollars to the Winchester Home for Aged Women at Charlestown.
A large audience gathered at the Boston Woman Suffrage Association for Good Government to hear Mrs Charlotte Perkins Gilman of New York speak on how women can promote the suffrage cause Mrs Fitzgerald chaired. Gilman urged action within limits of political power and urged every person to work for the common welfare.
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