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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1915
Page
10
Boston Mayor Curley approves using the Thorndike trust funds for a city hospital bacteriological research building. Trustees recently disposed of Havre Street land for about 2100, with a 2600 assessed value, as part of the 200000 bequest plan.
One line ad promises genuine Laxa tive Bromo Quinine with full name. It urges to seek E. W. Grove and notes the cure claim for a cold in a short, period advertisement.
James B Vallely and three associates reply to Florence Lee Whitman’s accusations at the Cambridge Public School Association. They deny secret sessions and say a 1914 Packard car used for educational purposes cost 2500 in 1915, with lunches totaling 103.35 this year and four years, amid nearly one million spent on Cambridge schools annually.
Charles Williams aged 74 of 25 Harvard street Cambridge was struck by a street car in East Lexington near the Arlington line while attempting to board. He is at Cambridge Relief Hospital with a broken leg collar bone and internal injuries not expected to live. He had been visiting his son Frank and may have become confused in the rain. Dr H C Valentine of East Lexington attended him.
After a lengthy meeting the Democratic city committee nominated Redmond S. Fitzgerald of Dorchester and William F. Doyle of East Boston for the two City Council vacancies. Doyle secured the one year term after a contested fight, Fitzgerald for the three year seat, with Dr. Herbert Keenan of South Boston endorsed for the school committee.
Rumor spreads that students Mahan Gilman or Parson failed exams. Report notes not all records of the results are complete and details remain uncertain.
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