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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1910
Page
16
Discovery shows town caucuses scheduled for Thursday and Friday night are illegal under a repealed law. Representative Hargis proposes that nomination certificates be filed legally, with deadlines for filing and eligibility. The bill, to be reviewed by the rules committee, aims to allow legal nominations.
Harvard Law School student James S. Ivins faced removal of a yellow placard reading Votes for Women displayed in his Craigie Hall window. Regent Charles M. Steirns ordered its removal after proctor Howard Brumley confronted Ivins, ending his advertisement of woman suffrage in Cambridge. Ivins’ prominent New York family supports suffrage efforts.
The fifth annual Maine boys conference opened with 700 delegates and a welcome reception by Coney High School students. Governor Fernald, Mayor Treby Johnson, and community leaders spoke at a City Hall banquet as the event begins with songs and addresses and will conclude on Sunday.
In Rockland Maine on February 18 the Republican caucus unanimously re nominated Albert A. McLoon for mayor, signaling continued party support and a likely continued administration in the city.
Judge John W. Hardy suspended James Pulsifer vs Cassie Pulsifer decree pending criminal proceedings after an adopted daughter testified to her mother’s December marriage to Dennis King. Eighteen divorces were granted. one major case involved Frank Smalley and co respondent Charles Childs amid accusations of alienation. Other filings included desertion, cruel treatment, and a bigamy arrest linked to Jessie Miller in Nashua.
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