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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1921
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Reuben Gleason celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an informal daytime and evening reception at 54 Bowdoin Street Worcester inviting friends.
President Harding reaffirmed the Monroe Doctrine in a New York visit marking a firm stand for democratic nations. In Caracas the statue of George Washington was unveiled as Gomez and Bolívar’s homeland celebrated, with 21 gun salutes greeting Harding before a brief stop at the Lighthouse for the Blind.
President Harding links April 19 to Lexington and Venezuela’s beginnings, praising Washington and Bolivar as founders of liberty. He argues Pan American unity, Monroe Doctrine fidelity, and mutual progress bind North and South America toward peace, reconstruction, and global leadership. He urges cooperation, and shared responsibility to aid nations hurt by war.
Appraisal of Clara Morgan Rotch's 531 465 estate shows $6000 to Infants' Hospital Boston $1000 to First Congregational Church New Bedford $4000 to American Unitarian Association Boston and $2000 each to New Bedford Children's Aid Society and Day Nursery with $1000 to the New Bedford Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children. Remainder to relatives and former servants. Other changes include Eugene Cushman estate $1 903 626 going entirely to wife Mary W. Cushman and Elizabeth Watson Cutter estate $172 386 with a life interest to Charles Gordon Cutter on 115 000, plus $5000 to John W. Taylor Wareham and gifts to MIT, Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital, Boston Animal Rescue Home and Lelia Trask Albany. Frances M. Bartlett estate 17 0 17 awards one third to Schuyler S. Bartlett and two thirds to Mrs. Mabel S. Walter.
C. M. Bradbury of Biddeford elected department commander of the Maine Spanish War Veterans at the 18th annual encampment in Biddeford. Officers elected include C. O. Porter Portland senior vice commander J Lenney Lewiston junior vice commander F C Andrews Togus inspector George S. McCarthy Lewiston judge advocate Dr William J Maybury Saco surgeon Rev F L Phelan Togus chaplain Chester P Clark Bangor patriotic instructor S N Sturtevant Lewiston marshal H M Johnson Waterville historian BE L King Bath guard. Next encampment will be in Portland with 52 delegates attending.
James I. Milliken 71 longtime agent of the Everett Cotton Mills in Lawrence dies after months of illness at his home 180 Jackson street He was a leading figure in New England textile industry and passed away today.
Forty life members of the South Boston Yacht Club received a luncheon reception at City Point. During the event an organization titled The Life Members Association of the South Boston Yacht Club was formed. A dancing party followed in the clubhouse in the evening.
Washington April 19 administration leaders forecast Senate ratification of the Colombian treaty with votes to spare ahead of tomorrow's expected approval The opposition largely conceded defeat in pushing rejection of the $25 000 000 accord
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