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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1910
Page
6
The article reports Thomas W. Lawson, famed for frenzied finance, advertising for a “pal bull” in a popular magazine. He lists strict eye type, gentleness, loyalty, and a quiet, unobtrusive demeanor, seeking a dog that will sleep at his bed foot and not disturb flowers during garden walks.
Dorchester Guild Ladies hosted a musicale and luncheon at Riverbank Court yesterday. Mrs W A Lalley was lauded for tireless efforts in securing a strong talent lineup. A dainty luncheon followed the music in the red room with over 125 ladies in attendance.
The report raises a possible joker in the bar and bottle bill. Attorney General Malone notes that the word premises may affect whether a single location can hold multiple licenses. The law limits licenses to one per 1000 population, or one per 500 in Boston, and the question is whether a place with several separate spaces counts as multiple premises.
The license would be exercised at two separate premises within the same location. One premises would hold the bar license and the other the bottle license, matching current practice but in distinct spaces.
The controversial measure redefining bar and bottle premises faces renewed debate as Doyle moves to reconsider after a House vote. Supporters expect Senate passage with Treadway's anticipated yes, while opponents count 19 votes against. Abbott of Boston has died. Meaney, Farley and Malley shift attendance and support may affect the 38 Senate votes.
A US firm promotes a no cost asthma cure claiming to work for all ages and climates, without money required. They urge sending a coupon to receive the method at home and promise immediate relief from wheezing and paroxysms.
Yale fell to Bucknell 5 to 3 in a 13 inning game. Daniels starred with two three-base hits and fielding gem catches while Freeman and Northrop fanned 13 each for Yale. Key errors by McIntyre and late Bucknell scores sealed Yale’s loss as Loveland and C Piez drove in runs in the 13th.
Four generations occupy 7 Douglas avenue Roxbury and nearby corner units praised by landlady Miss Eleanor Healy as families face 48 hour eviction over sharp water bill increases after January meter rollout. Water officials cite meter expansion and plumbing faults. tenants plan relocation amid potential health board review.
In Concord on April 20 Middlesex School defeated Arlington High School 8 to 3. Boyle pitched well for Middlesex while Arlington’s errors and fielding miscues contributed to the final score. Scoring included Douglass Stevens Sanderson Barron Devereux Bright Wright Higgins and Hill with Arlington adding runs on two base hits and a three base hit.
Lynn defeats Utica 1 to 0 in the 12th inning on a timely hit. This was Lynn 1 run on 6 hits with 1 error while Utica had 6 hits and 1 error. Batteries Lynn OConnor Becker Utica Monahan Curley. This was the final game before the New England League series.
Mayor Fitzgerald announced to a Charlestown committee that the town will not hold an electrical parade or the long-standing Horrible parade for the 17th of June observance this year. He cited cost and suggested reallocating funds toward more enjoyable events. The plan includes a firemen's muster, athletic games, fireworks, and a band concert.
Rain halted Harvard at Virginia after one inning. Hicks fanned three and dominated the short start. If weather allows, a doubleheader is set for tomorrow with Hicks facing Brown and Ernst opposing Wilmot. Harvard visits Monticello before leaving.
On April 20 a new paper machine in Mill B began operation with 16 strike-breakers and several regular workers. Only one of six pulp and paper machines remains idle at the International Paper Company plant as 100 pulp or papermakers continue their strike.
Reports from Havana describe a sudden night dispatch from Camp Columbia of infantry machine guns and mounted guards to Santa Clara. Officials say it aimed to test distant service readiness, but Interior Secretary Lopes Leiva cites feared negro agitation led by Evaristo Estanoz as the cause. Rumors of demonstrations persist in Santa Clara Oriente and Pinar del Rio with no confirmed acts.
A fire at the Manville Covering Company in Providence Rhode Island caused $22,000 in damages. Fireman John Mulvey of Hose 15 was injured when the roof collapsed. The blaze started in the boiler room and spread to nearby structures including an adjoining cottage and the American Emery Company's works under strong winds.
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