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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1901
Page
2
The class of 191 at the New England Conservatory of Music held commencement at Tremont Temple. Charles P. Gardiner presided, George W. Chadwick directed. Graduates received diplomas in piano, organ, voice, violin, and oratory with remarks by Gardiner.
Massachusetts legislators praise the Post for fair subway reporting on referenda and municipal ownership. Senators Sullivan Chamberlain Sparks Manning Currier and others commend the paper’s independence, accuracy, and role in informing the public about the governor and legislative matters.
Twenty six members opposed a nearly four and a half million dollar loan bill amid charges of grafts and land deals. Promoters vow to push it tonight despite threats, with several councilmen and Republicans in play as inducements and opposition press for decisive action.
Detectives tracking Joseph Wilfred Blondin accuse Boston colleagues of blunders and overexposure. Captain Titus reports Blondin lingered in the city before fleeing to Canada, with Toronto and Greenwich leads cited. A trunk found with knives and a marriage certificate ties Blondin to Morrou as the same man.
Weather favored low scores as Miss Hecker dominated the Nas omy Clarion tournament at 18 holes match play. She defeated Wetmore seven up with six to play to claim the Women's Metropoli tan Golf Association title and outclassed her opponents with a swift finish despite slow starts.
Fragmented notes describe a cycling rivalry between Kennedy and Powers versus W A de Mef and others. Mentions of riders Linton, Charles des Park, Stinson, Ivy, and Peter Cott hint at race dynamics, injuries, and upcoming matches with mentions of Van Cott and amateur competition.
Promoters push ahead as the voting aged crowd opposes the bill. Promoters reportedly offer installments or loan-like sums to council members before passage. Several experienced councilmen warn younger members about past loan bill tactics and political risk.
In Superior Criminal Court yesterday Mrs Jane E Bishop and Dr Augustus W Turner faced witnesses about operations performed at Tremont street and a Chandler street house. Several witnesses described visits and unnamed operators while none could identify the defendants. Court adjourned until 10 this morning.
The 196th anniversary of Thedbald Abobe, noted patriot and founder of the United, was celebrated last evening at the Am House. Rave at heart marked the event in the ceremonial gathering.
Describes general debility as a condition of tiredness and lassitude that endangers the whole system and worsens or invites other diseases. Warns against neglect and notes appetite and endurance issues with references to tonic change and remedy attempts.
State Officer Dunham and Inspector Laflamme visited Billerica and Chelmsford seeking any farm or livery stable teams tied to the April 27 Blondin incident. No new information emerged, and Chicago visitor Peter Welcome, resembling Blondin, faced patrol contact but proved not to be the fugitive.
A conductor on a Harvard square run says a man identified as Joseph Wilfred Blondin rode the lit car. the passenger boarded at Central square, carried a printed Blondin portrait, and alighted at Sixth street after asking how to reach Charlestown.
The Ton Commandery of Knights Templars plans a five day trip starting this morning. They will stay at the International Hotel in Jagare Falls New York during their outing to celebrate St John.
Quincy dispatch reports two Connolly brothers freed after Conductor Toleman, the key witness, testified their alibi for the night of June 10. Patrolmen provided new info on bloodstains near Neponset bridge and receipts showing payment to the water department for Park.
At the New York Yacht Club a plan outlined races between the ee and Columbia and other classes to be held at Newport. The Constitution returns are targeted for June 26 but may be delayed. Races under Newport Racing Association auspices are set for July 1 and 5 with other cruiser classes on July 5 7 9 11 18.
Principal Lorin L Dame of Medford High School was feted at a reception in Assembly Hall marking his twenty five years as principal. A large turnout of graduates and friends attended. A receiving party included Mrs. Dame and guests, with a musical program featuring violin cornet and piano solos. Ice and dainties followed the social hour.
At Providence Providence 1 Worcester 0 in a rough start to the day. At Rochester Rochester 11 Buffalo 4, a high scoring win for the home club.
An advertisement touts Dr Hallock’s electric pills as a permanent cure for nervous exhaustion and headaches. It promises restored nerve function, better vision, and renewed vitality for both sexes, with trial offers and mail treatment from Hallock Drug Co in Boston.
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