Somerville man charged with beating stepfather to death
Charles H. Lucas of Somerville faces murder charges after allegedly beating Silas E. Milroy to death with a baseball bat at 51 Oak Street. Lucas says he acted when he feared for his mother as Milroy threatened her. Mrs Milroy testified she long feared his drinking.
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Oak Street
Somerville
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Lucas
Fred Ramsdell
Kazia Marlin
James H. Vahey
Taias
Cambridge
State Farm
Brooklyn
Dartmouth College President Nichols resigns to return to physics
Ernest Fox Nichols steps down after seven years as Dartmouth president to rejoin academia. He cites desire to resume teaching and research in physics at Yale and reflects on the college building strength and leadership under his tenure. Trustees express high regard and wish him success.
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Dartmouth Club of
Boston
Nichols
Yale
Hanover
Melvin O. Adams
William Jewett Tucker
Dartmouth
Samuel L. Powers
Columbia
Ernest Fox Nichols
Mass
Cambridge Man Dies After Streetcar Collision
Charles H. Williams of 28 Howard Street Cambridge died yesterday at Cambridge Relief Hospital from injuries after being struck by an electric car in East Lexington during Friday night rain. He had been visiting his son on Tarbel Avenue when he stepped in front of the vehicle.
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Charles H. Williams
Howard Street
Cambridge
East Lexington
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Mr. Williams
Tarbel Avenue
Nichols Resigns Dartmouth Presidency to Return to Physics Work
President Nichols asks trustees to accept his resignation effective June 30 1916. He notes six and a half years guiding Dartmouth through a critical period and expresses desire to return to teaching and research in physics. Trustees pay tribute to the retiring head of the college.
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Nichols
Dartmouth College
William Jewett Tucker
New
Dartmouth
Trustees Laud Nichols Seven Year Record At Dartmouth
Board members praise President Nichols for seven years of progress at Dartmouth College. They cite reforms in governance, budgeting, faculty relations, and student advising, along with program expansions at Thayer and Tuck schools. The statement notes Nichols will return to research after a lifetime of service.
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Nichols
Dartmouth
Thayer School of Engineering
Tuck School of Administration
Nichols Era Elevates Dartmouth Amid Growth
The Dartmouth presidency under Nichols has spurred rapid physical and enrollment growth from 1909 to 1915. Endowments and income rose significantly as new buildings and campus projects transformed the college. Trustees plan a deliberate search for a successor after Nichols seven year tenure.
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Hanover
Bulding
Tuck Drive
Hilton Field
Johnson
Dartmouth
Nichols to Join Yale as Physics Chair Next Year
Dr. Ernest Fox Nichols, set to retire as Dartmouth president, will join Yale next year to fill a new physics chair in the academic department. He will work with Prof. Henry A. Bumstead, director of the Sloane Physics Laboratory, Prof. Bertram B. Boltwood, and Prof. John Zeleny.
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Henry A. Bumpstead
Sloane Physics Laboratory
Nichols
Board of
Boston
Dartmouth
Creater
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Ernest Fox Nichols
Dartmouth College
Anson Phelps Stokes
Henry A. Bumstead
New Sloane Physics Laboratory
Bertram B. Boltwood
John Zeleny
Congressmen address Boston postoffice clerks at meeting
Congressmen William H. Carter and George Holden Tinkham spoke to Boston Postoffice Clerks Branch 5 in Longfellow Hall. Carter urged retirement for aged workers and civil service enforcement. Tinkham discussed preparedness and retirement plans and proposed a board between postal workers and officials. Postmaster Murray was thanked for a new mailing division schedule aimed at improving efficiency.
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Branch 5
Longfellow Hall
William H. Carter
George Holden Tinkham
Congressman Carter
Congressman Tinkham
Congress
Murray
Two Sought for North End Murder
Calogero Le Monico aged 33 of 76 Charter street North End was stabbed to death at Charter street and Hil dreth place about 6 15 last evening by two men who escaped. He dragged himself through an areaway into the rear hallway of his home and was found by a house occupant. Le Monico was carried to his room on the third floor and pronounced dead by Dr Niobali.
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Charter Street
North End
Hildreth Place
la Monica
Niobali
Murder Victim Sliced With Three Knifewounds After Alley Fight
Police report two men, ages around 27 and 30, allegedly fled after an attack near Copps Hill burying ground following a street quarrel. Victim received three knife wounds, one to the cheek and two to the chest. James Faruso, 38, of 68 Charter Street, is detained at Hanover Street station as a suspected participant who wielded an umbrella to separate the combatants.
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Charter Street
Hanover-street
Copps Hill
Ex Grand Exalted Ruler of Elks Dies at 53
Franklin Penn Nov 21 George P Cronk former grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks died at his home after a two month illness He was elected grand exalted ruler in Salt Lake City in 1902 and presided over the 1903 convention in Baltimore Cronk moved to Pennsylvania in 1911 from Omaha Nebraska where most of his life was spent
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Penn
George P. Cronk
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
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Baltimore
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Pennsylvania
Omaha
Neb
Jews to Mark Thanksgiving in Massachusetts Observance
The Independent Order Sons of Israel urges Massachusetts Jews to observe Thanksgiving Day. Public services will be held across Greater Boston and statewide with a large gathering at the North Russell Street Synagogue expected to draw over 2000 attendees. Local lodges will hold special observances as well.
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Massachusetts
Independent Order
Sons of Israel
Boston
North Russell Street
Sors of Israel
Three Hurt In New Dorchester Tunnel
Three men were injured yesterday afternoon in the Dorchester tunnel and taken to City Hospital. Michael Cusack, 51, of 651 Harrison Avenue, suffered a compound fracture of the left leg after being struck by swinging lumber. Michael Garlow, 24, of 21 Weston Avenue Brighton, had a crushed hand. George A. Albert, 77 Addison Street East Boston, had a nail driven through his foot.
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Harrison Avenue
Michael Garlow
Weston Avenue
Brighton
George A. Albert
Addison Street
East
Boston
Hay's Hair Health Ad Promises Quick Natural Gray Coverage
An advertisement touts Hay's Hair Health as a solution to gray hair. It claims gradual natural color restoration, glossy and wavy hair, and dandruff removal, with a money back guarantee if not proven effective.
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