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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1914

Page

3

Cambridge Tech Scholarships In City Dispute

Cambridge Mayor Good met with President Maclaurin to seek five full scholarships for residents following an Alderman Gaffney order to rescind city rights and grants to the Institute of Technology. Good said Maclaurin would discuss with the Tech board and respond in days.

Mayor Good Cambridge Maclaurin Technology Good Alderman Gaffney Institute of Technology City of Cambridge Gaffney Tech

Peace Treaty With Russia Signed To Seek Arbitration

Secretary Bryan and Ambassador Bakhmeteff signed a treaty binding the United States and Russia to refer unresolved disputes to a five member international commission for investigation for at least one year, during which hostilities may not begin. This is the 27th investiation treaty and follows similar pacts with Britain and France. Negotiations with Germany and Japan are not formalized yet. No treaty has existed between the U S and Russia since Taft abrogated the 1832 commercial treaty.

Washington Bryan United States Bakhmeteff Russia Great Britain France Germany Japan Taft

Bean Kills Girl on Way to Doctor in Bridgeport

Investigation reveals 13 year old Lillian Noxon of Bethel died from strangulation during a car ride to Dr. Smyth’s offices in Bridgeport. The death followed a bean swallowed Sunday that lodged in her windpipe. An inquest will be held after authorities verify the facts and issue a death certificate.

Bridgeport Conn Lillian Noxon Bethel Herbert E. Smyth John Street LeRoy Noxon Main Street Fairfield Avenue

Bishop Parker Marries Isabelle Goodrich in Concord

The Rt. Rev. Edward M. Parker bishop of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of New Hampshire married Miss Isabelle Goodrich in St Paul's Episcopal Church Concord at noon today. The ceremony linked church and community figures with the bishop and Rev. James B. Goodrich as father of the bride.

Concord N. H Edward M. Parker Protestant Episcopal Diocese of New Hampshire Isabelle Goodrich James B. Goodrich St. Paul's Episcopal Church

Amphion Club of Melrose Begins Winter Rehearsals

The Amphion Club of Melrose opened its winter rehearsals last evening as the city’s leading musical organization prepares three concerts this season in December February and April.

Amphion Club of Melrose

Marriage Sparks Suit Against 74 Year Old Lufler

A breach of promise suit for 15000 dollars is filed against Hiram H. Lufler of Stoneham by Miss Mary Coombs over his quiet marriage to Mrs. Artaxiena Woodbury of Medford. Lufler, a retired shoe worker age 74, denied knowledge of the suit and said he hardly knew Coombs. The ceremony was performed in Medford by Rev. Howard Adair. Coombs, a nurse, once cared for Lufler’s first wife and owns a cottage at 89 Franklin Street, Stoneham earned through an earlier nursing assignment.

Hiram H. Lufler Stoneham Mary &. Coombs Lufler Miss Coombs Georgiana FE Williamine C. Fuller Franklin Street Howard Adair Medford Barrington

Convicted Farmer Manslaughter Son-in-Law in Maine

In Belfast Maine on October 1 Lewis Burgess of Burnham was found guilty of manslaughter for the fatal shooting of his son-in-law John Ronco. The defense claimed the gun discharged during a scuffle over possession as Burgess acted in self defense when Ronco entered the Burgess farmhouse.

Belfast Lewis Burgess Burnham John Ronco Ronco Burgess

Peace Society Opens New Office in Beacon Street HQ

The New England department of the American Peace Society under Dr. James L. Tryon opened its headquarters at Room 414, 6 Beacon Street. He launched a campaign to organize peace societies across New England states excluding Massachusetts.

Peace Society New England The American Peace Society James L. Tryon Beacon Street Tryon Organization of Peace Societies Massachusetts

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