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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1904
Page
2
At Revere Beach track the three riders MacLean Butler Moran worked hard in morning and afternoon sessions for the 25 mile paced race. The group set a fast pace as rail birds sized up the trio. No clear favorite emerged among the riders.
The Pomeroy family plans to seek an injunction to stop Judge Emmons from displaying the life of Jesse Pomeroy photo and related crime exhibits at public lectures. They argue the image is the police property and not to be shown to audiences, while the judge defends its use as part of criminology talks. The dispute stems from views on punishment and sensational interest in the notorious case.
President C. P. Flynn appoints the Atlantic House at Nantasket as the site for the next annual Massachusetts Pharmaceutical Association meeting. The event runs Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday June 21 28 and 23 with local secretary George W. Cobb of East Boston coordinating arrangements.
The Boston University faculty announced the 1964 65 proctors. Senior proctors are Lorne B Hulsman Gunnar F Leufgren and Miss Gladys M Barbour. Junior proctors are Clarence B Hill and Miss Annie R Bessom. Hulsman from Malden, Leufgren from Hyde Park, Barbour active in historical and Alpha Phi societies, Hill from Waltham with Theta Delta Chi and Beacon literary ties.
At City Hall a clash over Hearst backing erupts as Jerry Watson bets $50 that Hearst carries a majority of district delegates in Massachusetts. C Dillingham Murphy, Frank Linehan, Tom Giblin, and Charles Murphy witness the wager with Linehan chosen as stake holder after the stakes are laid down.
In memory of Paul Jones a tablet at the Paul Jones school in East Boston was unveiled yesterday afternoon. Miss Dorothy Bates pulled the cord to reveal it. Lieutenant-Governor Guild, in Governor Bates absence, praised loyalty over birth as the test of Americanism and cited Paul Jones as the first great American naval commander. Brief remarks followed by Miss Marion H. Brazier and General Francis H. Appleton representing DAR and the army.
Stone's Hamburger rout Hopkinson 10 to 0 at Locust Street grounds South Boston. Bassett pitched seven no hit innings striking out 12 before Livermore finished. Robinson starred for Hopkinson. Scoring feats include hits by Packard Saunders and Smith with Barrett, Livermore and Thurber stealing bases while Barrett fanned 12. Umpire Tighe. Time 2h15m.
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