Lukas Dardarian Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter
In Taunton on November 23 Lukas Dardarian, 17, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the killing of his cousin John Dardarian during a March fight over a one cent debt. Judge White sentenced him to 15 to 18 years in State prison. authorities said John drew a knife during the quarrel. The case had been indicted as second degree murder.
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Taunton
Kas Dardarian
John Dardarian
Lukas
Superior Criminal Court
White
John
Providence
Collins Named British Delegate to Opium Conference
London reports Sir William Collins has been appointed as the fourth British delegate to the international opium conference in The Hague.
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London
Sir William Collins
the Hague
Stamping Out Plague in Vermont
Burlington Vermont November 23. Several hundred smallpox cases found in Caledonia and Washington counties as health authorities fight the outbreak. No deaths reported locally to date. Greensboro reports 75 cases.
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Burlington
Caledonia
Washington
Greensboro
Smallpox Epidemic Quarantined in Vermont Towns
Dr. H. D. Holton reports a Vermont smallpox outbreak with 75 probable cases in Greensboro and hundreds more around Hardwick St. Johnsbury Cabot and nearby areas. Quarantines are now strict and no deaths are reported. Some cases were misdiagnosed as itch or chickenpox delaying isolation.
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H. D. Holton
State Board of Health
Vermont
Holton
Greensboro
Hardwick
St. Johnsbury
Cabot
Wade Presses for Home Phone After Two Years
Edward C. Wade, superintendent of Boston lamp department, has sought a home telephone at 87 Bellevue Street West Roxbury for two years. Neighbors and landowners blocked wiring across their land, despite the company’s efforts to accommodate. A right of way expert’s work may overcome an objection and allow installation.
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Edward C. Wade
Lamp Department of
Boston
Bellevue Street
West Roxbury
Wade
Mr. Wade
Infants' Hospital Completed With Modern Lighting and Ventilation
The new Infants' Hospital building is completed and contracts placed for plumbing heating and lighting. It is unique for its educational features and its advanced lighting cleansing and ventilating methods. The building follows the architecture of the adjacent Harvard Medical School with which it is allied.
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Harvard Medical School
Infants’ Model Hospital
van, Dyke Street
Villa Street
Harvard Medical School Group
Open to All Babies at Charitable Hospital
A new hospital devoted to infant care will be entirely charitable and open to babies from all states. Harvard Medical School students will observe, with public lectures for mothers and settlement workers. A nurse training school will operate within the hospital.
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Harvard Medical School
Hospital wing features modern design with open corridor roof garden
The first floor is open to the public and includes a research laboratory model laundry retention and isolation wards private wards nurses quarters X ray room and lecture hall. The dormitory walls sit ten feet from the main building to form an outdoor corridor roof garden and sleeping porch. Dr. Clarence J. Blake serves as hospital president.
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Fants
Clarence J. Blake
Storer Rumored for Dock Commission Head in Boston
Rumor centers on John H. Storer of 28 Beacon Street as possible chairman of the Dock Commission, with George Smith also noted as a candidate. Storer, son in law of the late Robert Treat Paine, is a major real estate operator in Boston and Brooklyn. The governor’s Thanksgiving trip to Charleston delays the board’s decision and the official vote, with Luce also traveling south until Christmas.
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John H. Storer
Beacon Street
Dock Commission
Mr. Storer
George Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Storer
Robert Treat Paine
Boston
Brooklyn
Charleston
S. C
Dock Board
Robert Luce
Change of Route for Northampton Street Cars
During track work on Northampton Street between Tremont and Washington streets starting Nov 25, Crosstown Dudley Street Park Street Subway Forest Hills to North Station via Huntington Avenue and other routes will divert via Dudley Street Roxbury Tremont Northampton streets. South Boston Roxbury Crossing cars run via Dover and Tremont streets. Transfer cars operate on Northampton Street between Washington and Tremont to connect Back Bay and Cambridge lines.
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Northampton Street
Tremont
Washington Streets
Dudley Street
Crosstown
Park Street
Forest Hills
North Station
Huntington Avenue
North Cambridge
Harvard Square
Field’s Corner
Brookline Street
Cambridge
Roxbury
Northampton Streets
South Boston Roxbury
Dover
Washington
Tremont Streets
Back Bay
Health Board urged tighter rules on waste by confectioners
Cambridge Board of Health report calls for stricter disposal rules for confectioners ice cream makers to improve methods and licensing poultry slaughter inspection. Inspector Johnson condemns dumping refuse in public dumps warning children may eat it and proposes mandatory incineration of waste. He also urges licensing tied to Board of Health approval and stronger poultry inspection.
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Cambridge Board of Health
Joseph L. Johnson
Johnson
Drug Habits Declared A National Problem In U S
A report under Dr. Wiley cites one to four million Americans addicted to drugs. Propriety medicines and cures spiking with opium and cocaine drive much of the traffic. Advertisers push consumption remedies while cautions warn against using drugs for colds. Oil of pine mixed with glycerine and whiskey is touted as a safe home cough remedy from Leach Chemical Co Cincinnati.
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Wiley
United States
Leach Chemical Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pimples Vanish With Cuticura, Man’s Testimonial
Arthur E. Caswell of Portsmouth New Hampshire reports a four year battle with pimples and blackheads. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment he wash rince and applies for five minutes, drawing out blackheads and clearing his skin. He praises the products and notes a free sample offer from Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. Boston.
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Arthur EK. Caswell
Portsmouth
N. H
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Dept
Boston
Murray Slattery Couple Wed in Boston Cathedral Ceremony
Lieutenant Patrick F. Murray of Police Station 1 Cambridge and Katherine A. Slatter y of Berkeley Street Boston were married at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross rectory Boston on Wednesday evening. The Rev. Thomas R. McCoy officiated. The couple commence a ten day honeymoon in New York and Washington and will reside on Fairfield Street Cambridge after returning.
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Patrick F. Murray
Cambridge
St. John’s Council
K. of C
North Cambridge
Katherine A. Slattery
Berkeley Street
Boston
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Thomas R. McCoy
New York
Washington
Fairfield Street
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Hanover
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Nien
Comet
Infants’ Hospital
Northampton ST
U. S
Vorenberg’s
Chester
New England
Iian
Washington, Hanover and
Elm
Fur
Coats
Murray—Slattery
Christopher
East Salt Park
Uaert
Smyrna
Naples
Oxte
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