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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1910

Page

4

Iowa Senator Lafay ette Young’s maiden speech to Senate

Lafay ette Young of Iowa delivered his first speech in the U S Senate from Tillman’s seat. He attacked the McKinley tariff era copartnership with Massachusetts and urged an adjournment to end hostilities. He called for a return to “father’s house” stance for insurgents and joked about editors ruling the country.

Washington Lafayette Young Iowa United States Young Tillman Massachusetts New England Foss Canada Senate Japan China Congress William McKinley James A. Garfield

Reappointment of Charles to Lead City Street Department

Mayor Fitzgerald begins 1911 appointments and names Salem D. Charles of the Board of Street Commissioners for another term. Charles has served four three year terms and his current term ends in February. The mayor will appoint three transit commissioners next year and seeks Civil Service approval for the change. Building and Penal commissioners continue from prior administration as key plum positions.

Fitzgerald Salem D. Charles Board of Street Commissioners Civil Service Commission Charles Gosten Rourke Transit Commission Everett Gore Hibbard O. K

I Will Marry Again Says Mrs Glover

Mrs Glover announces plans to remarry to a Washington doctor, says she is happy and tired of notoriety. She will write a book about the Clarence Glover case, refuses to name suspects, praises Hattie Le Blanc, and notes lessons for her daughter Dorothy as they move forward.

Mrs. Glover Clarence Glover Hattie le Blanc

Hattie LeBlanc Wakes Early and Calls Woman “Mother”

Hattie LeBlanc rises at 6 and is found fully dressed in an armchair by 7. The girl tells Mrs. Johnson she slept barely two hours and insists on calling her caregiver “Mother Johnson,” revealing a busy early morning routine.

Hattie Riverbank Court Hattie LeBlanc Mrs. Johnson Mother Johnson

Entangled Boston Heiress Hattie Le Blanc Faces Public Scrutiny

England letters sealed by her attorneys reveal a flood of offers after acquittal. A vaudeville manager promised $500 weekly to perform on his circuit while supporters sent congratulatory posts and curious marriage proposals. Hattie and her lawyer Melvin M. Johnson visited relatives between journeys to Gloucester and Waltham, then to Nonantum for a family celebration. her location after 9:50 p.m. remained with counsel.

England Hattie Smith Waltham Mr. Johnson B. B. Johnson Chapel Street Nonantum

Pensions for Ninety Day Veterans Seek New Benefit

Washington report notes a House committee favorable action on a bill granting pensions to Civil War and Mexican War veterans serving nine days or more or 60 days respectively, age 62 or older, with pension amounts from 15 to 36 dollars monthly and safeguards to prevent duplication for present pensioners.

Washington Mexico House Committee On

Tender Banquet for Rep Charles A Dean Marks 8th Term

In Wakefield a banquet honored Rep Charles A Dean for his election to the Legislature for an eighth term. About 200 townspeople attended at Flanley Hall with an informal reception beforehand. Toastmaster Darius Hadley led speakers including Dean, William A Gaston, G Parker, Speaker Joseph Walker, Mayor Eugene H Moore, ex-Rep Andrew J Burnett, and Joseph W Holden.

Eugene H. Moore Melrose Andrew J. Burnett Joseph W. Holden Stoneham

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