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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
4
Washington June 21 The Senate agreed to vote at 5 PM tomorrow on the Carter motion to concur in the House postal savings bank bill and adjourned at 6 PM after a day largely devoted to opposing the House measure. The Old Guard blocked several amendments by margins of 6 to 8 votes.
Word circulated early in the session that the President favored the House bill and this influenced its survival. Amendments targeted the section on deposit and withdrawal of postal bank funds by the government. The core issue was whether funds would move from local banks to eastern banks and the national treasury, versus keeping money at home banks except in war or contingency.
Washington June 21 The Senate passed the House bill authorizing the retirement of Justice Moody of the Supreme Court due to protracted illness. The measure now goes to the President for signature without conference.
Andrew A. McKinnon two years old of 18 Burney street Roxbury was instantly killed by a Brookline trolley car on Tremont street. Motorman Philip Deveney and Conductor Rice attempted to stop the car but could not avert the tragedy as the child darted into the street. Police detained Deveney but released him after witnesses stated the accident was not his fault.
A .382 caliber bullet shattered the window of George M. Bailey’s jewelry store on Irving Street in Malden. It passed within feet of Bailey’s head and lodged in rear woodwork as two customers fled. Police were notified.
Wellesley June 21 1910 graduates 265 women march to Houghton Memorial Chapel. Ex Governor Guild warns on materialism and universal peace. Prof Mary Alice Willcox retires as emeritus. 1965 degrees awarded with hygiene and physical education diplomas for first time. Gifts totaling 18500 announced for Alexandria garden endowment and campus scholarships.
Somerville High School graduation exercises were held at Bow Street Methodist Church with 34 graduates from Latin High and 148 from English High. Henry H. Folsom chaired the ceremony as S Henry Hadley conducted the music. diplomas were presented after William Orr spoke, ending with the March of the Nation.
Springfield June 21 Representative A P Langtry hosted a Republican dinner where Lieutenant Governor Louis A Frothingham and Charles Hatfield of Newton spoke. The after-dinner remarks focused on the desirability of re electing Governor Draper.
June 21. John Whalen of 307 Chestnut Street was struck by a live electric wire while working on a trestle at the Boston and Northern gar barn in West Lynn. He fell 30 feet to the ground and suffered three fractured ribs.
District Attorney John J Higgins of Middlesex county invited several close associates of the Clarence F Glover murder to his office for interviews. Among those asked are Dr N W Cousens proprietor of Cousens Hospital and Mrs John B Dutch who aided Glover to hospital after the shooting. Dr Cousens has testified in the Glover will contest.
Miss Bertha S. M. Hall a stenographer filed a bill of equity against William A. Nickerson asking that he be restrained from interference. The equity session of the Superior Court heard the case yesterday afternoon with no hearing held and both lawyers seeking a continuance until Thursday for a potential agreement.
Cadum, a new skin treatment, contains no dangerous ingredients and is described as safe for infants and adults. It claims rapid relief from rashes, eczema, pimples, ringworm, and other conditions with itching relief and improved sleep. available in 10c and 25c at druggists.
Yale trounced Harvard 12 to 5 in a baseball clash enlivened by class costumes and band music. Chick McLaughlin left the mound after three innings as Yale built a big lead, with key hits from Murphy Tommers and Merritt setting up a dominant innings sequence.
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