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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1909

Page

2

Boston & Maine Holding Company Debate Splits Power Players

At a tense State House hearing Governor Draper’s proposed holding company for Boston & Maine stock drew rival support. Pro and anti merger figures clashed over control, scope, and safeguards with Brandeis denouncing the plan as a felony and others urging strict limits and gubernatorial approval.

State House Draper Boston & Maine Henry J. Higginson C. Minot Weld Charles Francis Adams 2d Francis R. Bangs Fitzgerald Louis D. Brandeis New Haven Bernard J. Rothwell Chamber of Commerce William B. Lawrence Lawrence Brandeis Anti- Merger League Malone Mr. Brandeis Massachusetts Charles R. Jones New England Shoe & Leather Exchange New England Norman White Rothwell Commonwealth Mr. Fitzgerald The Republic

Harvard Students Honor Retiring Head as Lowell Succeeds

Harvard undergraduates bid farewell to Dr Charles Eliot with songs and tributes while Abbott Lawrence Lowell begins duties as president. The event recalls the gain and continuity of Harvard as Lowell surveys President Eliot's departure and musk notes a pledge to build a lasting university.

Lowell Dr. Eliot Harvard Union Garcelon Louis Pieper Harvard Abbott Lawrence Lowell Charles William Eliot University Hall Harvard University Eliot

Eliot speaks at Radcliffe on manners and Emerson

President Briggs announces that President Eliot asks no reports of his brief remarks to Radcliffe students gathered at Agassiz House. Eliot is introduced amid clapping by Radcliffe maidens and urges reading Emerson on Manners during his retiring address.

Eliot L. B. R. Briggs Radcliffe College Dr. Eliot Radcliff Howard Agassiz House Briggs Radcliffe Emerson

Edward W. Peterson Fined for Assault in East Boston

Edward W. Peterson of 173 Webster Street East Boston was fined 20 dollars for assault and battery and 5 dollars for drunkenness by Judge Clary in the East Boston District Court after being arrested for assaulting a Boston Elevated conductor.

Edward W. Peterson Webster Street East Boston Boston Clary

Rough water delays Harvard races at Charles River

Har vard crews postponed events yesterday as rough water in the Charles River halted all racing. The freshman boat was set to race the varsity second row over Henley distance and the Carroll cup singles, both moved to afternoon starts. The Harvard second crew sails to Philadelphia for Henley on Saturday likely facing Malta Boat Club.

Charles River Harvard Varsity Philadelphia Malta Boat Club

New Captains Created in Police Department

The Boston police promote Dugan to deputy superintendent boosting his salary to 2800 with 41 years service and Civil War veteran status. Others moving include Garland, Sullivan, Hall, Dailey, McCarthy, Denton, and Hart as the bureau reshuffles to cover day and night shifts.

Dugan Police Department Watts Bureau of Criminal Investigation Warren Brighton Michael J. Goff West Dedham Street Hanover Street Matthew J. Dailey John J. McCarthy Charles H. Denton Gustafson Department of Fingerprints Matthew L. Dailey Denton Thomas Keane South Boston East Dedham Street Sexugeant Goff George A. Hart George C. Garland Cain Lagrange Street

Mrs Pickett to Tell of Gettysburg Charge in Boston

Mrs La Salle Corbell Pickett widow of General George E Pickett will deliver the Memorial Day address at Tremont Temple before Edward W Kinsley Post No 118 Boston. She is the first woman invited to speak for Memorial Day at the post and will discuss The Battle of Gettysburg from the Confederate perspective with insights from her husband. The program includes a chorus of 1000 Boston grammar school pupils and Harold F Erlenbach reading Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.

la Salle Corbell Pickett George E. Pickett Tremont Temple Edward W. Kinsley Gettysburg Kinsley Post Joe’ Wheeler Post la Salle Corbelle Pickett South Harold F. Erlenbach the Prince Grammar School

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