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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
9
An unnamed man was killed yesterday at Oak Island station when he jumped from a moving train after leaving the platform. He did not look back before dashing toward the car steps.
At the Museum of Fine Arts an exhibition features works by recent graduates of the School of Drawing Painting and Modelling. Notable pieces include Rosamond L. Smith Fleurs d Antons and Carl J. Nordell Vera and Narcissuses. The show highlights young artists such as Howard H H Smith and Leslie P. Thompson with established names like Albert Felix Schmitt. The collection includes portraits landscapes sculptures and decorative pieces and merits a visit.
The Holy Cross Club of Boston hosts a reception and banquet at the City Club next Wednesday evening. Attending are 20 Holy Cross baseball players preparing to face Harvard and 35 Boston students in educational institutions. Remarks will be delivered by Rev Father Thomas E Murphy and Dr M F Fallon. George E Morris and J M Hoy, Holy Cross and Boston attorneys, plan new features for the event.
President Taft urged Senate passage of the Canadian reciprocity agreement in unamended form at a New York Produce Exchange banquet for Southern business leaders. The event was hosted at the Hotel Astor for the Interstate Cottonseed Crushers Association.
The President entered the banquet hall to a roaring reception after 10 o clock, after a day that included reviewing 150,000 Sunday school children in Brooklyn parades, watching Crescent Athletic Club beat Montreal in lacrosse, and a harbor sail aboard the revenue cutter Seneca. Governor Dix was greeted with equal warmth upon arrival.
Jamaica Plain Patrolman James J. Mullen pleaded guilty to disobedience of orders and was sentenced to 56 hours punishment duty. Commissioner O’Meara noted the penalty was sufficient but warned Mullen to change his conduct or risk his long held position and family support.
The North End Union A C seeks a Saturday June 10 game with any fast semi professional club away from home. Contact J Katzoff at Richmond 2624 between 12 30 and 2 p m today.
Police reveal the fake Duke alias Charles Francis Count de Nevers Phillip Les de Clamacy has a long criminal record. Pinkerton identifies him with arrests in Chicago 1902 London 1908 New York 1905 1909 for false pretences perjury illegal medicine and more. A wife and young daughter remained in Boston as investigators track his movements.
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