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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
2
The report details Roosevelt agreeing to aid Governor Hughes in reshaping New York State politics amid Boss-rule concerns. It notes Hughes aiming for a Supreme Court seat, Roosevelt’s stated noninvolvement, and hints at a Beverly meeting with Taft, Lodge, and the Taft entourage.
President Taft and former President Roosevelt plan a Beverly meeting at the Taft cottage on Burgess Point tomorrow afternoon. Secretary Norton refused to discuss the visit, while Colonel Roosevelt, hosted by Senator Lodge, spends the night at Nahant prior to joining them.
Customs inspectors seized one case of liquor and 189 casks of wine at the White Star line docks under surveyor orders. They held the consignments were not properly labeled, reversing a prior allowance to label liquors on the wharf.
Lantie V. Blum challenges a Putnam despatch claiming Anthony Blum collapsed on the witness stand in DeBruycker v Blum. He says the May 31 to June 1 proceedings ended due to Blum’s indigestion and he was not on the stand when testimony resumed. The case involves a seven year old mining deal with Mollath and Blum, with Blum denying any agency or deception.
Governor Hughes and former President Roosevelt discussed politics yesterday in talks that touched on Hughes’s future plans. An official statement from Colonel George C. Treadwell, Hughes's secretary, said there was no talk of renomination and that Roosevelt urged the ex-President to pursue public service without delay.
Notices of multiple deaths from June 28 to June 29 including Breit twee of Newton Centre Donovan of Roxbury Driver of Melrose Emery of Cambridge Foy of Roxbury Gillis of Everett Leonard of Forest Hills McCrystal of Somerville Maguire of Brookline Kellbey of Melrose Highlands McManus of Boston Murphy of Dorchester Nickerson of Milton Rosenfeld of Somerville Sugden of Braintree Taylor of Roxbury Von Ette of Jamaica Plain. Funeral details and relatives invited for each.
Roosevelt narrowly escaped injury with Senator Henry Cabot Lodge when their car approached a railroad crossing in Cambridge. The gatetender lowered the gate directly in front of the vehicle on the opposite side of the road during a near-miss incident.
An express train neared a crossing as a Lodge auto advanced. The gateman released the gate just in time to avoid a collision. Roosevelt and Lodge remained unaware of the danger, with Roosevelt planning a Nahant stay and possible visits to Taft, a hospital in Brookline, and Justice Moody who is ill.
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