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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1910

Page

2

Milk Producers Stand to Strike Over Boston Prices

Boston milk supply faces a potential major strike as producers representing three-fifths of city deliveries vow not to sell after May 1 unless their price demands are met. Farmers from Warren Grafton Westboro and others plan to withhold up to 40,000 cans daily, seek new markets, and consider co operatives to maintain pricing amid looming talks and possible legal scrutiny.

Boston A. W. Hunter Warren Barre Plains Sterling Town Hall Grafton Francis Prescott Boston Co-Operative Milk Producers’ Company Prescott Arthur H. Warfield West Brookfield Westboro Southboro A. F. Farrington Athol Board of Health Milford Vermont New Hampshire Draper State House

General Dudley Roxbury native dies at 85

Major General Nathan A. M. Dudley U.S. Army ret ired died yesterday at his home 206 Dudley street Roxbury aged 85 He was born in Lexington son of John and unknown Dudley His career spanned the Mexican and Civil War eras with commands in Utah Port Hudson and New Orleans He was retired in 1889 elevated to brigadier general in 1904 and held roles with Roxbury Historical Society Warren Memorial Association and G A R He leaves a son Granville W Dudley and two grandchildren Mrs Lillian G Stevens and Nathan W Dudley.

Nathan A. M. Dudley Dudley Street Roxbury General Dudley Lexington John Dudley Lancaster Elizabeth Gray Jewett Massachusetts Boston Tenth United States Infantry Harney Blue Water Ash Hollow Sumner Hoffman Platte Bridge Utah Johnston Rocky Mountains Rockies U. S Washington Department of the Gulf Butler Ship Island New Orleans Shipley Baton Rouge Wiliams Massachusetts Volunteers Vicksburg Parapet Williams Fifteenth Infantry Twenty-fourth Infantry Third Cavalry Western Plains Ninth Cavalry First Cavalry Crowes Fort Hayes Kan Fort Custer Granville W. Dudley Lillian G. Stevens Nathan W. Dudley Dudley Roxbury Historical Society Warren Memorial Association St. Mary’s Church Holy Cross Malden Cook Weston George Cook Ethel B. Cook Hals Brother Fremont Place Matapan S Coughlin Alice ‘V. Coughlin Nee Dowd Michael Dowd West Brookline Street Church of the Immaculate Conception Freeman Charlestown Lizzie E Ephraim Freeman Julia Winning Eden St Portland Heald Elm Hill Park Marcia A Lucien Palmer Heald Rockport Hendrick Patrick Julia Hendrick Gate of Heaven Church Hickey Winthrop Minnie Gertrude Thomas Ellen Hickey North EU John J. Herbert Winthrop Street Church of St. John the Evangelist Fall River New Bedford Hickey—At East Boston, April 28, James N Elizabeth Peter Hickey Chelsea St Sacred Heart Church Howard Hannah Christopher Howard Parks Street North End Lewis Lizzie Thomas Lewis Bunker Hit Street Woodlawn Quirk Street Watertown Patrick's Church Calvary Cemetery Waltham Parker Everett Sarah EF George H. Parker Beacon Street Aungpolis County N. S Shea Thomas. E Bezie Flaherty Everett Street Church of the Assumption Sullivan Ellery Street Daniel Joseph Sullivan Thomas A Nora A. Sullivan St. Augustine’s Church Brooklyn N. Y Twombly Winchester Samuel W. Twombly Unitarian Church Ward Medford Paul T. B. Ward Forest Street Chapel of Newton Wayland Weymouth Johanna Wayland Joseph W. Huff Pine Street Church of St. Francis Xavier

Milk boycott conflict ends in Boston milk supply doubt

Boston contractors and farmers dispute milk pricing and supplies amid threats of a boycott. Whiting & Sons and Brigham & Co say no famine, asserting plentiful milk and readiness to meet demand, while Governor Draper calls for arbitration to ensure steady supply and fair prices.

Boston University President bids farewell to Liberal Arts Dean

President William E Huntington of Boston University, who retires in June, held a two hour farewell reception in Gamma Delta room on Boylston Street. Faculty, trustees, and students from the College of Liberal Arts gathered to shake his hand and offer thanks, with many professors and officials present throughout the event.

William E. Huntington Boston University College of Liberal Arts Gamma Delta Boylston Street Stantington Board of Trustees Boson University Bates William M. Warren Warren Robert Bruce W. Goodwin Aurelio L. R. Talbot A. N. Kent Law School Medical School Theological School Melville M. Bigelow Dean Bigelow H. M. Ayars Depew The Massachusetts Society For the Education of Women Joseph R. Taylor Professor Taylor A. B. Church James Geddes Professor Geddes

Antiquated Faculty Tea Hosted by College Leaders

The head of the French department Mrs. Cushman and trustees Mrs. F S Baldwin Mrs. Defren and Miss Helen Blackwell attended a faculty tea at the College of Liberal Arts, pouring tea for attendees.

The College of Liberal Arts Cushman Board of Trustees Professor Baldwin Defren Helen Blackwell

Saugus Dance Ruled by Crap Game Riot at Town Hall

In Saugus Massachusetts on April 29 the Eranos Club dance sparked a craps game in the hall an assault on Patrolman Morin Hazel and a riot call. Police with citizen reinforcements cracked down as revelers mingled with music from Beautiful Blue Danube until the event ended.

Saugus Boston Eranos Club Morin Hazel Halley Hazel

Patrolman Hazel Thwarts Saugus Crap Shooters

In a quiet Saugus tavern Hazel, sworn to suppress unlawful games, confronted several crap shooters. He grabbed a man, caused a ruckus as others resisted, and the officer struggled to exit with the man he had disrupted amid a crowd turning aggressive.

Hazel Saugus Lynn Melrose Saugus Woods

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Washington & Hanover Sts Owl Boys’ Clothiers New York Atala Silver Lake Dorchester Ice CO Dorchester F Roxbury D. Whiting & Sons Whitings William A. Graustein Mr. Hunter H. P. Hood Co Brigham & Co Roland H. Poothacher Associated Independent Milk Dealers of Boston W. A. Hunter Milk Producers’ Association H. P. Hood & Co New England Oswald Hargedon Washington Street Globe. Theatre Hanover Street Blackstone Street Broadway 29Th Street New York City Cafe Elysee Gale & Kent Court Street Foster Rubber CO Ston, Mass Ras O al Ae Liane Ann Wilson Bros Big Kettle Court St Roger Waltham
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