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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1911
Page
3
Louise Mulhern a 3 year old Charlestown girl with dark brown eyes and brown curly hair is showcased as a favorite entrant in the Post Baby Hall of Fame. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Mulhern of 101 Decatur Street Charlestown.
The 39th annual Cambridge Police Mutual Aid Association dance attracted about 3000 attendees including guests from all Greater Boston police departments and Cambridge government members. Grand march led by Mayor William E. Brooks and Mrs Ginty, then dancing into the early morning. Officials included President Ginty and committee members plus Chief F B Pullen and several captains.
United States Senator Charles J. Hughes junior senator from Colorado died at his Denver home after a general breakdown. He had served less than two years in the Senate and focused on legal and public land issues and the railroad bill. Senator Gallinger ceased speaking as news arrived.
Senator Charles James Hughes Jr once lectured on mining and irrigation law at Harvard Law School. His standing as a professor and authority on mining laws was high.
Harvard enrollment declined overall with a drop of 23 students from last year. Summer school saw the largest loss at 304. excluding that, net gain rises to 275. Lawrence Scientific is discontinued. other professional schools mostly up except Medical with one fewer. Undergraduate losses 61 despite a prior year gain of one.
A series of special lectures at Boston University Law School begins January 19 with Walter I. Badger, noted trial lawyer, as first speaker. The lectures, directed by Daniel T. OConnell, invite graduates and students from other law schools to attend.
An old advertisement touts Bromo Quinine as a world wide cold and grip remedy that removes the cause. It calls for a full name and signature BE. W. GROVE. 25e.
One of the era's largest society dances was held by the Aw ford Club at the Hotel Somerset. Rose Fitzgerald, debutante daughter of the mayor, attended with numerous guests and a long receiving line led by Mrs. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Morrison. The ball featured jewelry and flowers as favors, lush palm and fern decorations, and a cadre of ushers and prominent attendees including Mayor and Mrs. Fitzgerald and many noted local families.
Walter Pelton known as Tony the Pop Corn Man to Dartmouth students for over 20 years died at his Hanover home at age 60. Born and raised in the college town he stayed except for five years and ran his campus corner business while often traveling with athletic teams to other colleges.
The Finance Commission believes Mr English unfit for the office, calls the appointment unnecessary and subversive of discipline, and urges revocation at once. Mayor Fitzgerald defends the selection as made by Cronin and Gore without the office's dictation, cites lack of proof of abuses at Long Island, and notes trustees were removed for failing to allow proper hearing.
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