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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1916

Page

10

Garage project denied by street commission ruling

The Advent Christian Publication Society and allied owners failed to block a garage on adjacent property in Roxbury. The auditor backed the Boston Board of Street Commissioners, finding no bias and proper notice. The court will review the auditor's report before final disposition.

Advent Christian Publication Society Advent Christian Society Mary P. Fox Warren Street Roxbury Boston Board of Street Commissioners Supreme Judicial Court Jane L. Webb

Still Opposes Raising Fares in Boston Elevated Case

President John B. Macy of the United Improvement Association outlines the group stance on Boston Elevated Railway finances. He calls for commission led inquiry and proposes relief measures not involving fare hikes, including returning a $500 000 state security fund and rebating subway rents if needed.

John B. Macy United Improvement Association Boston Elevated Railway Macy Boston Elevated Railway Company Public Service Commission Cambridge City of

Say Catawan Passed Confederate Money

Frank Catawan aged 30 was arrested on a warrant by Special Officer Travers at City Hall station on a charge of passing Confederate money. He allegedly defrauded Louis Di Carlo of 100 dollars at 142 Quincy street and George Neves of 25 dollars at 104 Cambridge street on November 11.

Frank Catawan Saratoga Street Boston Travers Hal Avenue Louis di Carlo Quincy Street Quincy George Neves Cambridge Street West End

Eastern Dog Show Opens at Mechanics Building

The Eastern Dog Show opens at Mechanics Building this morning as the largest in city history with at least 150 more dogs entered than prior years. Notable arrivals include Mrs. Frank Hix Fayant of New York with Locust Lane Erskine Susan and Ben Lewis of Lansdowne with Rooney Second, a new East entrant.

King Boston Ben Lewis Landsdowne Penn Rooney Sevond Mechanics Building Itn Mechanics’ Building New York Frank Hix Fayant Locust Lane Erskine Susan Newport Mineola Lansdowne Rooney East Lewis

Counsel Fees Sought in Gates Guardian Fight at Probate Court

In East Cambridge Probate Court yesterday former Congressman Frederick B. Deitrick and partner W F Connor argued for their counsel fees in the high profile case to remove Professor Owen H Gates as guardian of Mrs Mary C Benson. They represented Sophronica Grant, estate over 100000 dollars and the Cambridge recluse.

Owen H. Gates Harvard - Andover Theological School Mary C. Benson Cambridge East Cambridge Frederick 8. Deitrick W. F. Connor Lawton Sophronica Grant Gates

Reward Offered for Torture of Horses in Somerville Stable

The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals offers 200 dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person who burned four horses at 474 Somerville Avenue Sunday night. Somerville police and fire departments investigate with Dr. Francis H. Rowley and society agents. Three or four stalls show no sign of fire except the horses. two were shot to end suffering.

Somerville Avenue Somerville Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Francis H. Rowley Society Somerville Police and Fire Departments William B. Vincent

Coleman Drops From Council Contest Amid Illness

Francis J. Coleman of the Revere House Bowdoin Square withdraws from the City Council race due to his brother William J. Coleman’s critical illness in City Hospital. Coleman formerly worked at the Georgian and now runs the Waldorf Lunch Company.

Francis J. Coleman Revere House Bowdoin Square William J. Coleman Mr. Coleman Waldorf Lunch Company

Simple Home Treatment for Catarrh Deafness and Head Noises

Advertisement claims a home remedy using Parmint Double Strength, hot water, and granulated sugar eases catarrh and related symptoms. It says breathing improves after one day, with relief from head noises dullness and mucus in the throat, and asserts nine tenths of ear troubles stem from catarrh.

Judge Lummus Defends Elective Judiciary Views

Judge Lummus of Lynn argues that electing judges by voters avoids life tenure and curbs sensationalism in trials. He contends that a system retaining judicial elections would prevent judges from becoming entrenched and disconnected from public opinion.

Lummus Lynn State House Apar

Brookline union case witness links building work to contract

Mrs Nore J Conroy of Brookline testified in Superior Court that union carpenters were withdrawn from her Fuller street projects because she awarded a contract for interior finish to a firm deemed unfair to the union. Her son Edward J Conroy corroborated. The hearing involved a contempt attachment against union officers and agents.

Nore J. Conroy Osborne Road Brookline Fox Superior Court Fuller Street Edward J. Conroy Calder Wood Working Company Augustine J. Howlett Carpenters’ District Council of Greater Boston Edward N. Kelley Joseph F. Twomey Arthur P. Doyle J. M. Gould Carpenters’ Unions

Russian Emperor En Route to Romanian Front

Copenhagen report states Emperor Nicholas II is arriving in Kiev en route to the Romanian front to confer with King Carol of Romania about military actions and alliance plans.

Czar Copenhagen London Sofia Vosskhe Zettung Berlin Nicholas Russia Kiev Verdinara Rumania

Hughes to Resume Law Practice at Rounds Schurman Dwight Firm

On January 1 he returns to the New York City law firm of Rounds Schurman Dwight on Broadway. His son Charles E. Hughes Jr will join, as will Arthur C Rounds George W Schurman Richard E Dwight Walter F Carter Raymond M Lowes Martin J Keogh Jr Augustus L Richards and Harvey L Stowell. The firm’s name will be Hughes Rounds Schurman Dwight.

New York City Rounds, Schurman & Dwight Broadway Charles E. Hughes, Jr Hughes New York Hughes, Rounds & Schurman Hughes, Rounds, Schurman & Dwight Arthur C. Rounds George W. Schurman Richard E. Dwight Walter F. Carter Raymond M. Lowes Martin J. Keogh, Jr Augustus L. Richards Harvey L. Stowell

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