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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1910

Page

8

John D Black Asks Divorce In Chicago Case

John D Black a lawyer and son of General John D Black filed for divorce from Margaret Horton Potter Black author of sensational society fiction. She was declared mentally incompetent last March and her conservator appointed. The 29 year old Potter Black is confined in a sanitarium and is the daughter of Orrin W Potter.

Chicago Margaret Horton Potter Black Margaret Horton Potter John D. Black Circuit Court Black Orrin W. Potter

Mayor Woods Vetoes Four Street, School Site Actions

Somerville Mayor Woods sent four vetoes to the Aldermen, with three overridden and one sustained. The vetoes covered resurfacing Somerville avenue with tarvia from Clark street, and Franklin street resurfacing, Mystic avenue track locations, and land on Raymond avenue for a schoolhouse.

Woods Somerville Somerville Avenue Tarvia Franklin Stre Mystic Avenue Raymond Avenue

Two Men Fall 30-Foot From Staging in Cambridge

William H. Reaves aged 60 of 61 Washington Street Cambridge and James M. Gurdy aged 22 of 3 Burleigh Street Cambridge fell from a 30 foot staging at 31 Hampshire Street Cambridge yesterday. Gurdy displaced a shoulder while Reaves escaped with cuts and bruises. They were taken to Cambridge Relief Hospital and will recover.

William H. Reaves Wasington Street Cambridge James M Gurdy Burleigh Stree Cambridge Hampshire Stree Cambridge McGurdy Reaves Cambridge Relief Hospital

Burton Becomes Head of Smith College in Inaugural

The ceremony marked the official induction of Burton as Smith College president. Delegates from 70 institutions attended as Dr. Seelye opened the service and Charles N. Clark presented the charter, seal, and keys. Burton urged women to value education for motherhood and successful partnership over mere professional success.

Burton United States Harvard Simmons University of Berlin Max Friedlander Germany William Francis Ganong John C. Hilidt Draper Northampton Smith College Elzabeth Lawrence Clarke Williamstown Alumnae Association Lowell Harvard University Charles N. Clark A. M Henry Mather Tyler Sara Campbell Evans Students’ Council Harry Norman Gardiner George Harris Amherst College Mary Emma Woolley L. H Mount Holyoke College Charles Francis Richardson Dartmouth College Cyrus Northrop University of Minnesota Donald John Cowling Carleton College Lemmens Marche Pontificale Seelye Smith

Whose Auto Is This Boston Post Photo Reward

A Boston Post feature offers a $5 gold piece to the driver pictured who proves auto ownership within five days at the City Editor office 275 Washington Street. Earlier identifications include J. G. Patterson of Chelsea and Dr B J Grainger of East Boston, with respective license numbers.

Greater Boston Post The Washington Street J. G. Patterson Tudor Street Chelsea J. S. Patterson Pope-Hartford B. J. Grainger Paris Street Winthrop Ford

Richardson to Quit Hanover After 28 Years

Professor Charles Francis Richardson a longtime Winkley professor of English at Dartmouth resigns after 28 years. He retires to pursue literature and will step down at next Commencement Day. Known for his tall figure and nickname Clothespins, he authored multiple books on literature novels and poetry.

Malden Landlord faces $5000 injury suit in Cambridge

Emma C Mitchell of Malden sues Edward A Holmes of this city for 5000 in Middlesex Civil Court at East Cambridge claiming injuries from being struck and kicked during a money dispute while she rented from him. Holmes was arraigned May 7, 1909 on assault and battery charges but discharged.

Malden Edward A. Holmes Emma C. Mitchell Middlesex East Cambridge Holmes Bruce Mitchell

Auto injures G W Simpson in Boston street collision

Greenleaf W Simpson 67 a former Board of Trade member and Topaz Creamery president was struck and knocked down by a car in front of 37 Boylston Street yesterday afternoon. The vehicle owned by George R Neal of Winthrop and driven by Thomas F Hanni ford of Winthrop struck him with enough force to render him unconscious.

Greenleaf W. Simpson Board of Trade Chamber of Commerce Topaz Creamery Company State Street Boylston Street George R. Neal Sargent Street Winthrop Thomas’ F. Hanniford Mr. Simpson

Car occupants rush to City Hospital after crash

The occupants hurried with him to City Hospital where he was diagnosed with a slight concussion and injuries to the right hand. He resides at the Hotel Somerset.

City Hospital Hotel Somerset

Genuine Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Warning

The California Fig Syrup Co asserts its exceptional equipment and chemists create Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna by using pure plant principles with its California Figs syrup. Only the genuine produced by the company yields benefits. check for the full company name on the front to avoid imitations.

California Fig Syrup Co California Duffy Duffy, Malt Whiskey Company Rochester New York

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