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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
3
A Tufts committee weighing changes to restore male only status or separate women from men. Suggestions include barring women from full co education or creating entirely separate curricula for female students. A plan to segregate male and female students has drawn considerable support.
A spirited special committee presents no final decision on coeducation at Tufts despite progress reports. President Hamilton, currently in the West, reportedly opposes coeducation, fueling campus agitation as trustees debate enrolling male and female students in the same college yet separating them in work. Historical notes recount the 1892 opening to women and later facilities like Metcalf Hall and Start House.
James Ryan of this city was yesterday given three months in the House of Correction for wife beating. Accord ing to his wife Ryan ill treated her because she refused to support him.
Professor F C de Lumichrast condemned Longfellow's Evangeline for sentimentality and inaccuracy in a Chickering Hall lecture. He argued England expelled the French from Acadia for oath violations, not loyalty, and contrasted British commercial aims with French religious zeal in winning Canada. The talk was part of a seven-session series with stereoscopic views.
Governor Draper sent to the Executive Council the nomination of Allan G. Buttrick of Worcester for associate justice of the Second District Court of Worcester county. Buttrick, a former senator, lives in Clinton and has practiced in Boston and Worcester. Dwinnell of Fitchburg is nominated for Worcester County sheriff.
Washington January 19 The National Liquor League urged that every brewer operating in a state be licensed to subject them to state control and shared responsibility for violations. The recommendation came in a resolution adopted at the league's two day session here.
A dramatic New York Stock Exchange session saw a 60 point break and the Columbus and Hocking Coal and Iron pool smashed. Two houses suspended and overall trading tumbled to 1,634,500 shares as governors plan a rigid inquiry into the episode.
J. M. Fiske & Co. of 42 Broadway and Lathrop Haskins & Co. of 60 Broadway filed involuntary bankruptcy petitions after a pool collapse. Fiske is cited with liabilities between 750000 and 2500000 and assets from 400000 to 2900000, while Lathrop Haskins shows claims around 16200 on stock and alleged insolvency. Judge Hand appointed a receiver for Fiske. no receiver yet for Lathrop Haskins as the pool crisis triggers wider market losses with 45000 Columbus and Hocking shares traded and a 38 close, down 54.5 points.
The Boston School Board met to file bills with the Legislature to fund new school buildings in East Boston Charlestown North End South End West End Dorchester Roxbury and West Roxbury. A 2 000 000 request covers classrooms in portable houses basements and rented quarters and pension reform for teachers as part of the plan.
James Saltman former treasurer of Kossuth Lodge 31 independent order of the sons of Benjamin faced court on larceny charges totaling 372 dollars 75 cents held to grand jury on 700 dollars bail Saltman claimed 104 dollars was his lodge due and that rest funded new lodge branches per grand lodge in New York testimony cited and Saltman released on bail
Mrs. M. E. Dillon of Salem Virginia aged 75 credits Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey with restoring health after severe Grippe and Pneumonia. She urges others to use it as a medicine noting renewed vigor and feeling like a new person in her seventies.
A tonic and stimulant claiming to attack disease, rebuild tissues, and prevent consumption pneumonia grippe bronchitis coughs colds malaria and wasting conditions. Endorsed for workers and children, with free medical advice from the Medical Department Rochester NY and a health booklet. Sold by druggists grocers and dealers or direct at $1.00 per bottle.
Governor Charles E Hughes told 20,000,000 policy holders and insurers that honest economical management removes fear of state control. He urged that lawmakers protect policy holders instead of corrupt interests and insisted discussions ensure proper conduct of the business.
In Rio on January 19 the tariff bill will be introduced in the Diet on January 22. The schedules as prepared do not seriously affect trade with the United States.
Harvard President Lowell MIT President Maclaurin and State Education Commissioner Snedden spoke at the Technology Alumni Association annual banquet at the Hotel Somerset last evening. They urged joint efforts for funds and a new site, warned of engineering-driven municipal problems, and praised scientific instruction as the future of technology education.
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