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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1916
Page
3
Mayor Curley described a plan creating a 60 acre waterfront park as one of the world’s finest gathering spots, expressing optimism about its impact during a recent city discussion.
New York release shows 75 Boston lawyers signed protests opposing Louis D Brandeis Supreme Court appointment. Kenneth M Spence of Travis Spence publicly presented the protests before forwarding to the Senate. Signatures gathered in Boston under Charles S Rackemann Ames Building with help from Richard Mortimer of Warner Stackpole.
Katherina I. McCabe alleges a nail formed part of a biscuit she ate at a friend's home and lodged in her throat. She sues the Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company of Boston for 5000 dollars, filing the suit in East Cambridge.
Resolutions of tribute to Lewis R. Speare and John Hopewell were adopted at a Home Market Club officers meeting at the Parker House. Hopewell, the club’s first vice president, had attended every meeting until his death.
About 250 signatures have been collected with more expected. Signers dispute the Taft statement calling Brandeis unfit, while some say they oppose the nomination without endorsing strong language. The list includes James W. Spring and many other named signers across multiple cities.
Colonel Charles F. Morse was nominated for commander of the Massachusetts Commandery of the Loyal Legion at the American House. Elections will be held in May. Other nominations include Joab N. Patterson as senior vice commander and Elisha H. Rhodes as junior vice commander.
Tufts Night was celebrated at the Somerville Theatre with about 500 students attending the performance of The Trail of the Lonesome Pine and numbers by the Tufts glee and mandolin clubs between acts. The ground floor was largely reserved for students and the evening was lively with cheers.
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