Boston Dispensary Denies Harvard Takeover Claims
Letter from Edward R. Warren and Michael M. Davis states the Boston Dispensary remains independently run since 1798 and not controlled by Harvard Medical School. It clarifies Tufts and Harvard teaching arrangements, notes changes in pediatric and adult clinics, and defends mutual education benefits for both schools and patients.
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Harvard
Tufts Medical School
Tufts
General Medical Department
Medical Service
Fnr
Children’s Department
William ©. Lucas
Lucas
Harvard Medical School
Tufts Medical
William R. P. Emerson
Elmer W. Barron
Edward R. Warren
Michael M. Davis
Boston Dispensary
Bennett Street
Boston
Boston City Hospital
Massachusetts General Hospital
L. Boston
Dispensary Abolition Debate Spurs Medical School Teaching
A Boston Post article on abolishing the Boston Dispensary is challenged. It notes Harvard and Tufts Medical Schools conduct teaching under a cooperative agreement, stressing satisfactory instruction and shared responsibilities amid shifting control.
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Post
Sir
Boston Post
Boston Dispensary
Medical Trust
Harvard
Tufts Medical Schools
Harvard Medical School Not In Charge Of Boston Dispensary
A letter to the editor clarifies that Harvard Medical School has not taken charge or taken over the Boston Dispensary. The writer notes several prominent physicians linked to medical charities and defends their involvement, including Dr. Lucas.
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Harvard Medical School
Boston
Heston
Lucas
E. H. Bradford
Thomas J Giblin Candidate for House
Thomas J Giblin, a Comoiocratic candidate for the House in Ward 1, is praised as a political idol of East Boston. He secured nomination through personal force and faces independent Democratic opposition, while vowing to rely on the people at the polls.
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M& A
Thomas J. Giblin
House of Representatives
Ward 1
Boston
Fitzgerald
Thomas
Mr. Giblin
Polis
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Band Welcomed in Springfield
Springfield greets the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston with a top notch reception. A 250 member detachment arrives by special train and is met by city officials and local military groups. The day includes a parade, band procession, refreshments at the Country Club, a buffet luncheon, and a banquet at the Hotel Kimball before continuing to Brattleboro Vermont.
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Springfield
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of
Boston
Bostonians
New England
Bostov
Edward H. Lathrop
Charles P. Chase
Board of Trade
Naval Reserves
Clifford A. Tinker
Nyasset Club
Kimball
Brattleboro
Real Estate Exchange Plans Legislation Session
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange committees outlined bills for the coming legislative session at a meeting yesterday. President John J. Martin presided as Governor Foss attended and spoke to the group on real estate issues.
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The
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
Wooh
John J. Martin
Foss
Walker and Lodge to Speak Tonight at Dinner
Joseph Walker Republican candidate for Governor will address the Middlesex Republican Club at the Hotel Somerset banquet tonight Senator Lodge will also speak at the dinner shared by the two GOP figures in Middlesex County.
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Joseph Walker
Middlesex
Republican Club
Hotel
Somerset
Senator Lodge
Columbus Day parade honors Mayor and Governor with badges
The Columbus Day committee presented Mayor Rittsgerald and Governor Foss gold badges for the parade on Saturday. Franklin Field hosts evening events with a Columbus statue and an electric display. A Puritan town crier will prelude the parade and Italian societies unveil a wireless telegraph float.
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William F. Dugan
Rittsgerald
Governor Foss
Columbus
Boston
John F. Dever
Foss
Fitzgerald
Hottest Day in October Records Set at 83 Degrees
A 83 degree high on Oct 7 marked the hottest Oct day in 33 years. John Dolan, 40, of 48 West Fifth Street Boston, collapsed at Mt Washington and Fargo and is in serious condition at Carney Hospital. Cooler weather and possible showers are forecast for today.
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Mercury
John Dolan
West Fifth Street
South Boston
Mt. Washington
Fargo
Carney Hospital
Union Label for Schools Pressed in City Meeting
Superintendent Dyer agreed to confer with a committee from the Boston Allied Printing Trades District Council on printing public school text books by trades union members. He will meet at a mutually convenient time this week, noting that many large cities already use union printers for textbooks.
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Dyer
Boston
Commission to Rule on Boston Bugs
Washington Oct 7 The Federal Horticulture Board will hear Oct 9 on a proposed quarantine to prevent spread of gypsy moth and brown tail moth damage around Boston. The hearing will decide if shipments carrying moths can be restricted into other states.
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Washington
Boston
Federal Horticulture Board
Department of Agriculture
United States
Youngest professional burglars caught in Boston
Boston police arrested 10 year old William Cashman and his year younger partner Oliver Garnette after breaks at two Washington street shops. They seized over 100 dollars, two revolvers and two flashlights. Both boys, linked to six and three breaks respectively, were taken into custody at City Point and referred to Juvenile Court.
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Boston
Marning
Washington Street
William Cashman
Dedham Street
Oliver G. Garnette
City Point
Boston Bound Boat Ashore Off Nauset
The four masted schooner Charles A Campbell of Perth Amboy carrying coal for Boston went ashore on the outside bar off Nauset early today. Heavy seas left her broadside on the beach at noon and there were indications she would become a total wreck.
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Chatham
Opt
Charles A. Campbell
Perth Amboy
Boston
Nauset
Sailor Rescued After Underwater Struggle Off Whaleback
Ingvald Johnson of Philadelphia survived a 16 minute ordeal after being cut and forced to swim underwater to avoid the Lenade tug’s propeller off Whaleback Light. He refused hospital care and returned to the vessel, living at 2672 Richmond Street, Philadelphia.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Ingvald Johnson
Philadelphia & Reading
Johnson
Richmond Street
Philadelphia
Preserve Natural Color with Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy
A simple garden sage based treatment promises to restore gray hair to its natural color. Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy is sold for fifty cents and carries a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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