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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1910

Page

4

Goelet Duchess of Roxburghe tires of society life

Former May Goelet of New York now Duchess of Roxburghe has returned from Cannes and plans to open a bazaar at Coatsworth for the Duchess of Devonshire. She provided one third of the bazaar proceeds and last year and a half shows reduced social engagement while remaining esteemed by King Edward and Queen Alexandra.

London May Goelet New York Duchess of Coatsworth Edward Alexandra Lord Farquharn

Brooks Begins Another Term as Cambridge Mayor

Mayor William F. Brooks was inaugurated at Cambridge City Hall for another year. Edward B. James became president of the Board of Aldermen and Irving H. Linnell led the Common Council. Judge Charles Almy administered the oath with blessing from Rev. Thomas W. Coughlin. Council meetings move from Tuesday to Wednesday evenings.

William F. Brooks Cambridge Edward B. James Irving H. Linnell Common Council Charles Almy Thomas W. Coughlin Sacred Heart Church

Massachusetts Abandons War Game Plan

There will be no war game for the Massachusetts militia this year according to an adjutant-general's office statement. Of all Massachusetts regiments the only one to favor a war game is Colonel Sullivan's regiment the Fighting Ninth.

Massachusetts Adjutant-General State House Sullivan Simonds John J. Sullivan Ninth Pine Plains

Military training debate shapes regimental camps

Captain Simonds backs regimental camps for detailed training and military courtesy while Colonel Sullivan argues the Ninth should train in the armory and in field conditions with regulars. He emphasizes practical field skill over parade drill and saluting precision.

Boston Mayor Faces Council Probe Over Republic Ads

Boston City Council considers ordering a special committee to investigate advertisements for theatres and moving picture houses in the Republic and any links to Mayor Fitzgerald's licenses. The move, backed by Councillor Hale, prompts heated debate with Curley opposing and the inquiry postponed for a week.

Boston Republic Hale Fitzgerald the Republic City Hall Curley Commercial Bulletin Curtis Guild Jr Buckley Brand Collins

Council Probes Mayor After Theatrical Ad Revenue Claims

Councillors debate charges about boosted theatre and film advertising in the Mayor's paper near a hearing on vaudeville and moving pictures. Some call the inquiry a misdirection, others seek a quick check for corruption, while a few urge restraint and due process.

Hale Kale

Reception for Bishop at Dorchester Parish Reunion

At Intercolonial Hall Dudley Street this evening St Pauls Church Dorchester hosts a reunion for parishioners with Bishop Anderson as pastor. He returns from a papal visit and plans to attend the gathering. Executive committee members include Garrett Scollard chairman and Thomas Jennings secretary along with a list of trustees and neighbors.

St. Paul’s Parish Dudley Street Anderson St. Paul’s Church Dorchester Garrett W. Scollard Thomas A. Jennings H. F. R. Watts Francis J. McGrath Christopher T. Fitzgerald Walter A. O’brien D. Joseph Manning Frank 8. Cola John J. Boyle Eugene S. Gray George B. Gallagher Martin Reed Harry Corcoran Owen J. McNealy William J. McEnulty James Travers Patrick O’rourke Thomas H. Dacey ST. Paul's Parish

Stork Visits Lady Muriel Gives Birth in Germany

April 4 in Roasnachur Silicia Germany reports the Countess Seherr Thoss has given birth to a daughter. The Countess is the former Miss Muriel White daughter of Mrs Henry White and the late American ambassador to France. Doctors say both mother and baby are satisfactory.

Roasnachur Silicia Germany Seherr-Thoss Muriel White France Henry White

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