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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1911

Page

7

Musicale Honors New Cardinals at Rome College

In Rome, December 6, Mgr Kennedy and American College students held a musicale for Cardinals O Connell and Farrey. The audience included Cardinal Falconio, papal officials, and American colony members. All offered congratulations to the new cardinals as Mgr Kennedy’s success was praised. Rev John Doddy of Chicago delivered a greeting on behalf of the college.

Rome Gr. Kennedy American College O’connell Farrey Cardinal Falconio Mgr. Kennedy John Doddy Chicago Cardinals

Dix Wipes Out Border Lines In Albany Luncheon

Governor Dix welcomes Western Governors to Albany at a luncheon. He jokes about removing the border line of the New England States. Governors West of Oregon and Carey of Wyoming respond, with Carey praising woman suffrage.

Albany N. Y Dix New York Buffalo New England McEwan West Oregon Carey Wyoming Calvin B. Brown Washington California Idaho Utah

Governor Foss Nominates Conry to Dock Board

Governor Foss surprises council with former Congressman Joseph A. Conry named to the dock board amid a slate of predictable choices. Reports say Conry is backed by Washington dispatches as a candidate for Foss for President.

Foss Joseph A. Conry Conry Washington Governor Foss

Unwritten Law Plea and Boston Harbor Board Talks

The article outlines Governor Foss appointing Hugh Bancroft as Harbor Board chairman amid opposition from Foss advisers. It notes salaries for Bancroft and others, Dock Board powers, and biographies of Bowles Conry and Fitzgerald. It also covers Mrs Emma Mooshian's justified defense plea after shooting Simon Chiligerian at Hilliard & Tabor factory, with court proceedings set for next week.

Features Of The Council Meeting Showpay Adjustments

Harvey Chase's bill for expert work was reduced from 6600 to 3524.55. Garrett Droppers was rejected again for railroad commissioner. John C. Sherman is shown paid in full as Chief of Experts. New Dock Board general Hugh Bancrsoft chairs for three years with 15000 salary. Ex-Congressman Joseph A. Conry serves two years with salary. Rear Admiral Francis T. Bowles (retired) serves one year. William F. Fitzgerald serves three years with salary. George E. Smith chairs the State Harbor and Land Commission with a 1000 salary.

Hugh Bancroft Bancroft Foss Granville MacFarland Louis D. Brandeis George W. Anderson New Haven Fitzgerald William F. Fitzgerald Brookline Financial House of Fitzgerald, Hubbard & Co Droppers Harvey Chase Garrett John C. Sherman New Dock Board Hugh Bancrsoft Joseph A. Conry Francis T. Bowles George E. Smith State Harbor and Land Commission

Taft May End Navy Wrangle Heads to White House

Washington December 6 The fight over replacing Rear Admiral Nicholson as chief of the Navy Bureau of Navigation with Commander Philip Andrew Naval aide to Secretary Meyer has reached the White House. Congressman Foss Dalzell and Weeks urged the President to intervene and Meyer says the bureau needs reorganization with possible delay.

Washington Nicholson Bureau of Navigation Navy Department Philip Andrew George von L. Meyer House Naval Affairs Committee White House Taft Congress Foss Illinois Dalzell Pennsylvania Weeks Massachusetts Meyer

Irish Beauties to Sing in Hub Theatre

When the Franconia arrives at 8 o clock this morning Miss Louise Annese and eight of the prettiest girls of Ireland will visit America. They come to sing Irish songs after hearing of the Irish Players reception. They hail from the Dublin Girls Choir famed in London and Edinburgh in 1910.

Franconia Louise Annese Ireland America Dublin London Edinboro All Ireland England Scotland

Government sues railroads over train crew overtime

The United States files suit against New York Central & Hudson River for overtime work by train crews and telegraphers. The ICC signals likely prosecutions if 16 hour train crew and 9 hour telegraphers rules are violated. Penalties total 14 000 dollars for 28 alleged offenses with rest period violations noted.

New York Central Hudson River New England Interstate Commerce Commission United States French United States District Court

Colonel E A Hawkins 68 telegraphed Shermans march death

Colonel E A Hawkins aged 68 died in Upper Sandusky Ohio. He served as a private in the signal service of the Union army and was the first to telegraph to Washington the news of Shermans march to the sea.

Upper Sandusky, CO E. A. Hawkins Washington Sherman

Emma Eames III at Hotel Boston Opera Change Cancels Tosca

Mme Emma Eames contracted a severe influenza attack in Boston forcing a hospital stay and ruling her out of the Tosca performance at the Opera House as well as the Dec 14 Otello extra. Dr Eugene Crockett warns she cannot sing for several days or a week.

Boston Mme Emma Eames Boston Opera House Puccini Eugene A. Crockett Marlboro Street Otello Mme. Eames Desdemona Eames Russell Touraine Dr. Crockett Eames de Gogorza

Gas explosion kills two at imperial mint plant

In St Petersburg on December 6 two workers died and 40 were injured when a gas blast ripped through the gold testing department of the imperial mint. The entire plant was destroyed and the building suffered severe damage.

ST. Petersburg Imperial Mint

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