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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1910

Page

5

Massachusetts Society For Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Granted Access to Slaughter Houses

Governor Draper signed a bill empowering agents of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to visit cattle and other livestock facilities to detect and prosecute violations of cruelty laws. The measure passed the Legislature after initial opposition and a Senate reconsideration, with Dr. Rowley praising the victory and vowing continued efforts against illegal slaughter and transport of animals.

Draper Massachusetts Society For House Senate Massachusetts Society For the Prevention Martin Hayes Brighton Rowley

Newton T I Commencement Draws Alumni and Notables

The Newton Theological Institution held its annual commencement with morning services at First Baptist Church Newton led by Rev Edward Judson. Alumni dinner at Bray Hall Newton Centre featured toastmaster Dr. Preble and speeches by President George E Harr and Rev G D B Pepper.| The day included Colby Hall meetings and an evening reception with oration by Rev Henry M Thompson.

Newton Theological Institution First Baptist Church Newton Edward Judson New York Adoniram Judson Bray Hall Newton Centre Dr. Preble Auburn Alumni Association George E. Harr G. D. B. Pepper Colby College Pepper Theological School Colby Hall Fist— Baptist Church Henry M. Thompson Hartford Conn

Big Back Bay Hotel Assured

Trustees of Park square property accepted a compromise after two Chamber of Commerce committees resolved objections to a proposed new hotel in Copley square. The accord satisfies both sides in the dispute and clears the way for the project.

Copley Square Park ‘Square Chamber of Commerce

City plans compromise on Copley square hotel site

Trustees and city committees reached terms Monday to alter the Art Museum site for a hotel. The plan allows building to the street line with bevelled Trinity place and Dartmouth street corners and expands Stuart street to 65 feet, in exchange for commitments from Park Square trustees and street-widening actions.

Municipal and Metropolitan City Plan Committee Chamber of Commerce Copley Square Fitzgerald Old Art Museum Dartmouth Street Trinity Place Broad Avenue Park Square Stuart Street New Street Park Square Trust Copley Square Trust Frederick Law Olmstead Charles F. Adams D. J. Randolph Coolidge, Jr John T. Hosford Henry Sterling Robert A. Woods

Stained glass window by Tiffany to honor Marshall couple

A Tiffany & Co. memorial window will be installed next Sunday at Harvard Congregational Church in Brookline. The allegorical figure Hope dominates the design with blue and gold sky, green foliage, and a light glow. Inscribed in loving memory of John Knox Marshall and Sabine Adamson Marshall.

John Knox Marshall Sabine Adamson Marshall Harvard Congregational Church Brookline Tiffany & Co. of New York

Boston City Hospital Field Day Set for Peddock’s Island

The Boston City Hospital field day is scheduled at Peddock’s Island in June. Organizers promote outdoor activities and team competitions for staff and patients, highlighting recreational sports and community engagement.

Boston City Hospital Peddock’s Island

Conservatory Girls Celebrate Founder's Day at Nantasket

The 25th Founder's Day outing of the New England Conservatory of Music drew about 350 with faculty, students, and alumni. A Sinfonia Fraternity beat undergraduates 13 to 12 in baseball while others enjoyed horseshoe crabs, sand modeling, and dancing at the beach. Notables present included Mrs. Clara Lougert Nelson, daughter of founder Ibben Lougert, and Ralph I. Flanders leading the event.

Nantasket New England Conservatory of Music Sinfonia Clara Lougert Nelson Ibben Lougert Ralph I. Flanders Hen Nantasket Beach

Vincent Girl Weds Francis Boardman at Trinity Church

Miss Anita Calef daughter of Mrs Benjamin Calef and a Trinity Church charity worker married Francis Boardman at Trinity Church yesterday. The groom, Yale graduate, was supported by Bradford Boardman and a NY party of guests. A reception followed at Marlboro Street home before the couple departed for their honeymoon.

Anita Calef Vincent Club Trinity Church Charity Francis Boardman Benjamin Shreve Calef Mr. Boardman William H. Boardman New York City Yale Miss Calef Clara T. Boardman W. Dewees Roberts St. Michael's Church Milton Calef Malcolm B. Lang King’s Chapel Bradford Boardman Richard Schieffelin Chisholm George Harrison Mifflin, Jr Ambrose Walker Clarence Winter Frank Brookfield Edward Comstock

Marble firm fails after 60 years in business

Bowker & Torrey Company marble manufacturers at 119 Portland Street Chardon and 80 Granite streets went into receivership with Frederick H. Nash named by Judge Arthur Brown U S Circuit Court. Receiver authorized to operate the business with a $2000 weekly payroll and $65,000 in outstanding contracts, total indebtedness about $200,000. The firm furnished marble for major city buildings and monuments. Owes Torrey estate $7,159 and Jacy 8 S. Bowers $10,370 on notes.

Bowker &Torrey Company Portland Street Chardon Granite Streets Torrey Estate Jacy S. Bowers

Governor Draper Attends 129th Massachusetts Medical Meeting

Governor Draper joined the 129th annual Massachusetts Medical Society gathering in Paul Revere Hall for a closing day program. Papers on infantile paralysis were read. Dr. Gay proposed a bill based on Senate measures, and doctors discussed vaccine therapy and typhoid vaccination.

Governor Draper Massachusetts Medical Society Paul Revere Hall George W. Gay Boston United States Senate Robert L. Owen Oklahoma Theobald Smith M. W. Richardson R. W. Lovett John C. Munro Grand Hall Mechanics’ Building Norman White Thomas van Ness

Flage Pictures Highlight Gibson Rivalry in Post Magazine

Next Sunday’s Post Magazine showcases a two page picture by James Montgomery Flage. The feature underscores Flage as Gibson’s most successful rival with a full, lush spread.

Post James Montgomery Flage Gibson

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