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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1911

Page

6

Foss Vetoes Stir Solons In Six Vetoes And Passes

Governor Foss vetoed six bills prompting the Senate to promptly override two. Notable actions included a pension for prison officials and raises for clerks of the House and Senate. Other vetoed measures covered Essex county agricultural college and probate judge salaries. A separate report notes Ralph H. Bellows, 19, died from injuries at the McLaurin paper mill.

Foss Senate Frank Bridgman House William Sanger Essex County General Court McLaurin Ralph H. Bellows Bellows A. H. Bellows

Albany High School Leader Oscar D. Robinson Dies

News came today of the death of Professor Oscar D. Robinson at his summer home in Hinsdale Massachusetts. He completed twenty five years as principal of Albany High School this year and was a Civil War veteran.

Albany Oscar D. Robinson Hinsdale Mass Robinson Albany High School

Hubman Imprisoned for Forging Checks

Fred Johnson alias William Hardy of Boston pled guilty to forging checks and was sentenced to two to three years in County Court. He passed bad checks on a local hotel and is said to be wanted in Boston and other New England cities. He was located through the American Bankers Association.

Burlington Fred Johnson William Hardy Boston Johnson New England American Bankers’ Association

Heatwave Prods Hornets Disrupt Springfield Transport

In a July heat wave hornets attack street railway crews and delay business. A Westfield Holyoke line conductor suffered stings while hornets nest near a hay load in Hazardville, Conn. James Currie helped home after a pitchfork jab and Charles Klein, atop a Montclair water works tower, was stung while releasing a snagged cable.

Springfield Westfield Holyoke Hazardville Conn James Currie Currie Charles Klein Montclair N. J Klein

Bailey Speech Delays Canadian Reciprocity Passage

In Washington on July 11 the Canadian reciprocity bill stalled as Senator Bailey of Texas delivered a three hour speech and proposed an amendment. Opponents were unprepared, leaving leaders momentarily without speakers or amendments to proceed to final passage.

Washington Bailey Texas Senate

Bailey Attacks Reciprocity Bill Amid Floor Delay

Senator Bailey, opposing the pact, offered an amendment to attach the farmers free list bill to the reciprocity measure. His move left the agricultural provisions of the free list bill out, and the Senate stayed in session until late to curb delays. Senator LaFollette plans a major speech after introducing amendments, with Bristow and Borah likely to speak next.

Bailey House Wisconsin LaFollette Penrose Senate Bristow and Borah

Revere Relics in Silver Exhibition at MFA

The Museum of Fine Arts displays Paul Revere created works including a 15 member Sons of Liberty punch bowl honoring 92 Massachusetts House members who in 1768 voted not to rescind. The show also features alms basins baptismal basins silver from Revere seniors and nephews, works by Jacob Hurd and pieces lent by churches and private owners. The exhibition runs through December.

Paul Revere Museum of Fine Arts Bers House of Representatives Massachusetts Bay King’s Chapel Thomas Revere Jacob Hurd Boston

Kiess Comet Sightings Reported From Two Observatories

The Kiess comet was observed by Harvard College Observatory and at Kiel with an opera glass. It was sighted at the United States Naval Observatory on July 9 8306 GMT around 7 am, and at Kiel on July 9 5231 GMT around midnight, both in certain right ascension positions.

Harvard College Observatory Kiess United States Naval Observatory Kiel Naval Observatory Greenwich

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