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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1912

Page

5

Extortion Charge In Hearst Property Dispute

Mrs. Hetty Green, famed as the world’s richest woman, faced an extortion claim in New York court after designer William Randolph Hearst’s attorney sought payment of 275000 plus interest on a mortgage. Attorney C M Bovee said Green capitulated and turned over the mortgage, denying the extortion accusation and claiming she asked Hearst’s reps to wait for her son's return.

New York Hetty Green William Randolph Hearst C. M. Bovee

Boston University Law School elects officers for senior class

The senior class at Boston University Law School has chosen officers led by President Thomas C. McKone of Hartford Connecticut and Vice President John P. Lawlor of Valley Falls Rhode Island. Other posts include Secretary Daniel W. Flynn Treasurer George Fine Historian Daniel J. OConnell and Orator John P. Driscoll.

B. U. Law School Boston University Law School Thomas C. McKone Hartford George F. Leary Scitice Conn Joseph J. Donovan Dorchester E. E. Allen Brookline Hugh A. Cregg Lawrence Francis G. Duffy Louis H. Sawyer Boston Ravel Archambault Arctic R. I J. R. Cotton Lexington William N. Cronin FE. F. Dupray Ipswich Luke F. Kelley Middleboro

Natick Armory Dedication by Ninth Regiment

The new Natick armory on East Central Street was dedicated with Lieutenant-Governor Luce Adjutant-General Pearson and Governor’s staff in attendance. The $100,000 building was richly decorated and opened with a luncheon, dedicatory exercises, and a reception that evening. Speeches honored the occasion and a grand march followed led by Captain James Hickey and Mrs. Young.

Natick I, Company Ninth Regiment East Central Street Robert Luce Pearson Luce James Hickey Company L Company Ninth’ Regiment

Boston Public Heated by Plan for Pumping Station on the Common

Boston figures including Mayor Higginson Edwin D. Mead and Joseph Lee oppose placing a high pressure pumping station on the Common. Commissioner Rourke defends its central location citing 15 miles of piping and eight pumps to achieve 300 psi, while Mayor Fitzgerald says he will seek public opinion before deciding.

Boston Edwin D. Mead Joseph Lee Henry L. Higginson John D. Long Boston Common Society C - Man Boston Common Maneuill Hall Old South Church Rourke Long Charles River F. A. McInnes McInnes Causeway Street Eliot Charles Street Columbus Avenue Fitzgerald Albany Ime

West Roxbury Doctor Dies in Beaver Brook Pennsylvania

Dr Edgard T Newsome of West Roxbury died suddenly in Beaver Brook Pennsylvania yesterday where he had been for two months. He is survived by his widow and one daughter. Funeral services will be held from the Church of Our Saviour Rostindale at 1 o'clock this afternoon.

West Roxbury Pennsylvania Beaver’ Brook Penn Church of Our Saviour Rostindale

Boston Man Receives Medal for Arboretum Work

A Boston man honored for Arboretum achievements details his trips to China to collect seeds and specimens. He helped establish oil trees, English walnuts, almonds, cork trees, a date plum, and a rubber tree, with many plants thriving in New England soil and aiding future economic value.

Wilson Sargent Arborétum Far East Tibetan Highlands New England Japan China

McKinley Named Taft Campaign Manager in Washington

Representative William B. McKinley of Illinois will run the President's political interests from now until the Chicago convention. Taft supporters pushed for this step as the campaign work intensified. Headquarters will open soon near the White House to maintain close contact with national political affairs.

Washington Taft William B. McKinley Illinois Republican Congressional Campaign Committee Chicago Hilles McKinley Republican Congressional Committee White House

Taft vows GOP nomination despite opposition

President Taft studied the Postal Rate Commission report in the White House study and prepared speeches for his New York trip. He reportedly said nothing but death could keep him from pursuing the Republican nomination, signaling confidence in victory over any Democratic nominee.

Taft Washington White House Postal Rate Commission New York Democratic ‘Party

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