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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
3
Charles E. Brickley of Everett High School, recognized as a top all around schoolboy athlete, received one of five annual scholarships awarded by the Boston Harvard Club yesterday.
Bartholomew M. Young of Cambridge, Middlesex deputy sheriff, was held in contempt by Judge Bruce in Malden during the Arey larceny trial. He was ordered into probation officer custody until 1 o'clock and released after a witness testified when Arey asked to leave the courtroom.
In a courtroom scene Judge Bruce warned Young about contempt after Young insisted on arresting a man. Attorney Leroy Sweetser argued the witness should be protected until returning home. The judge ordered the witness home and set a purge time while Young faced potential penalties for defying court orders.
Andre Maquarre, lead flutist of the Symphony, conducted the Pop concerts for the first time this season. He led with warmth and vigor despite limited rehearsal time, delivering a lively program featuring Ganne, Auber, Offenbach, Bizet, Strauss, Haydn, Komzak and a new march Teddy's Return. The audience greeted him enthusiastically and anticipates the rest of the season.
Millionaire August Belmont was thrown from his horse during polo at Meadow Brook Hunt Club. Reports say he suffered a badly shaken state with a possible broken wrist, though he intends to resume duties within a day or two. Mrs. Belmont, Eleanor Robson, rushed to the scene and accompanied him home where he later ate dinner.
The Boston University graduating class closed senior week with a Riverside Recreation Grounds picnic. Games and track sports formed the main diversions during the event yesterday.
Washington reports Dr Ilias, commander of the Madriz warship Venus, decreed no vessel may enter Bluefield port after June 1 without Madriz permission and customs dues payment. Captain Gilmer of the US Paducah vows to ignore the decree and safeguard access. he warns against Venus interference with American ships.
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