Petition for Stable Denied in Dorchester Objections
The Board of Health refused the petition to establish a stable on Norwood Street for eight horses after a highly attended hearing. Property owners from Norwood and Tolman streets plan further appeal to the courts if the coal yard proceeds, with an appeal to Mayor Curley already filed.
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Tolman Streets
Dorchester
Norwood Street
Board of Health
Daniel T. O’connell
Curley
Six Hurt As Jitney Upset Near Waltham
Six passengers a jitney bound from Lincoln to Waltham escaped serious injury when the vehicle overturned on Main street at the hill near the Waltham Weston line. Four women and two men suffered minor cuts and bruises. driver Frederick McElroy braked, the car skidded, and overturned onto the bank. Dr Frank H Doyle treated the injured. all went home.
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Waltham
Main Street
Waltham Auto Bus Company
Waltham-Weston
Frederick McElroy
McElroy
Frank H. Doyle
Harvard Law Men to Register Today
Harvard Law School opens Langdell Hall for registration of new and returning students at 9 this morning with hours from 9 to 1. On Monday the hall will be open from 9 to 5 for the same purpose.
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Harvard Law School
Langdell Hall
Law School
Harvard to Open All Departments with Foreign Professors
Harvard announces that Europe, South America and the Orient will be represented by professors occupying chairs when the university opens on Monday. An official college notice designates foreign instructors to teach in all departments for the 1915 16 academic year.
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South America
The
Orient
Harvard
Harvard Welcomes Global Faculty Amid War Disruptions
Harvard announces new international appointments with Oliviera Lima for Latin American history and economics, Hattori of Tokyo for Japanese literature, two European professors from Louvain, and Royal Way from Beloit. An exchange with Berlin is uncertain due to war, while Eugene Duquesne resigns and relocates to France.
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Beloit College
Harvard
University of Berlin
Germany
Eugene J. A. Duquesne
University
France
Paul J
Harvard faculty names raised to full professor rank
Sachs, assistant director of the Fogg Art Museum, George P. Winship, Librarian of the Harry Elkins Widener collection, Francis W. Peabody, assistant professor of medicine, Herbert B. Langfeld, assistant professor of psychology, John L. Morse, Merritt L. Fernald, Gregory P. Baxter, Chester N. Greenough and Charles H. White have been raised to the rank of full professors.
Suffrage Plank Urged by Billerica Grange Delegates
At a meeting of the Billerica Grange a resolution was passed urging Republican and Democratic delegates to insert a woman suffrage plank in their platforms. A prior resolution supported the suffrage amendment. Mrs Gladys E H Hosmer said the movement is non partisan and endorsed by the National Grange.
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Billerica Grange
Gladys E. H. Hosmer
Harvard to Collect Tuition at Dane Hall on Opening Day
Harvard will begin a pay as you enter system at opening day. The college yard near Harvard Square will host thousands of students who will pay the first instalment of tuition and infirmary fees totaling 94 dollars through two Dane Hall windows. A cleared approach, new steps, and rails will guide the orderly line.
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Harvard
College Yard
Harvard Square
Dane Hall
German Crown Princess Receives U.S. Surgeons
In Berlin on September 24, American surgeons and nurses bound for Siberia to aid German wounded and sick prisoners in Russian detention camps were received last night by the German Crown Princess.
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Berlin
Tuckerton
N. J
Siberia
Identity of Woman Found in Charles River Confirmed
The body recovered near the West Boston Bridge was identified yesterday afternoon by Michael J. Dolan of 7 Ballard Place Jamaica Plain as Bridget Tormey his sister in law.
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Charles River
West Boston Bridge
Michael J. Dolan
Ballard Place
Jamaica Plain
Bridget Tormey
Woman Missing From Walpole Sanitarium Found Dead in Charles River
A woman who had left a private sanitarium in East Walpole after six weeks of nervous trouble vanished while shopping in Boston. A sailor hat and rimless glasses were found near the Cambridge side of the Charles River, leading police to recover a body later claimed by relatives at the North Grove street mortuary.
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Dwyer
Metropolitan Park Police
Coleman Brothers
Cambridge
The
Charles
Chapman
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Goldber g Appointed Assistant D A Office
Louis Goldberg is appointed assistant in the United States district attorney's office following a series of promotions among assistants. He lives at 114 Humboldt avenue Roxbury and is a Harvard graduate class of 1910 and Harvard Law School 1918 cum laude. James A Hatton and James S Allen Jr remain at the courthouse.
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Louis Goldberg
United States District Attorney’s Office
Goldberg
Humboldt Avenue
Roxbury
Harvard
Harvard Law School
Law School
Hill, Barlow & Homans
Leon Rogers
Daniel A. Shea
Rogers
Shea
James A. Hatton
Jamess. Allen, Jr
Devonshire Street
Cable Delays Hit Manaos Traffic After Accident
The Commercial Cable Company reports heavy delay on cablegrams to and from Manaos Brazil due to an accident of unspecified nature.
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New York
Manaos
Brasil
Gompers Declines Plattsburg Speaking Invitation
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, announced a letter to Major-General Wood declining to speak at the Plattsburg training camp. He urges a small standing army and says peaceful labor aims for justice, not peace at any price, while cautioning against undemocratic camp auditing of applicants.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Wood
Plattsburg, N. Y
Gompers
Organized Labor Movement
New Investigation of Charlton's Sanity
In Como Italy on September 24 attorneys for Porter Charlton request a further postponement of his October 5 murder trial to allow a new expert to examine his mental condition. The court is not expected to grant the request.
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Italy
Porter Charlton
Charlton
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