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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1909

Page

12

Matthews May Face Testimony On Lighting Contract

Nathan Matthews former chairman of the Finance Commission may be compelled to testify before the Common Council committee investigating the new electric lighting contract. The committee plans to seek court authority to compel attendance with the papers. The same action may be taken against George A Crocker and James J Storrow.

Nathan Matthews Finance Commission Common Council George A. Crocker James J. Storrow Merchants’ Association

Garities Freed After Manslaughter Conviction

In Worcester Judge Edward P. Pierce suspended judgment and released John Garities of Hardwick after a jury found him guilty of manslaughter for the May 5 stabbing death of William A. Goodfield in Hardwick. The courtroom was told the case bordered self-defense.

Worcester Edward P. Pierce John Garities Hardwick Superior Criminal Court Garities William A. i Goodfield Goodfield

Mayor Hale Defies Mayor Hibbard Over Loan Veto Fight

Alderman Hale denies steering Mayor Hibbard to support approving loan items of 85000 for repairs to old court houses in Charlestown and South Boston. The rift follows Mayor Hibbard’s warning he will not sign bonds if any loan items pass over his veto.

Hale Hibbard Charlestown Boston Board of Aldermen

City Hall clash over courthouse repair bonds heats up

Aldermanic leaders and Mayor Hibbard clash over vetoed courthouse items. Hale denies agreeing to smaller loans and urges larger funding, while Hale’s later statement questions assent to any substitution.

Alderman Hare Attridge O'Hare Hibbard Hale Post White Board of Aldermen Common Council Committee On Finance

President Lowell guest of Harvard Deutscher Verein

Harvard University President A Lawrence Lowell spoke at an undergraduate dinner of the Harvard Deutscher Verein in the trophy room of the Harvard Union. The event also marked Professor Kuehnemann's final visit before returning to Germany and Lowell was made an honorary member as the toast was drunk and the group sang Hoch der President.

A. Lawrence Lowell Harvard University Harvard Deutscher Verein Harvard Union Kuehnemann Germany Lowell Verein Professor Munsterberg

Preparation for Boston College garden party fundraiser

Preparations for a large garden party to aid the Boston College building fund are underway. Student body members, including President Gasson and Rev Walter Drum, gather to support the June 19 event at University Heights with ground breaking scheduled and each class to host a booth.

Building Fund Boston College University Heights President Gasson Walter M. Drum James Carney Eugene McCarthy Cambridge J. A. Dorsey

Vahey to Defend Perry in Murder Case

Attorney James H. Vahey was appointed by Judge Schofield to defend Hiram M. Perry, indicted for murder in the shooting of Catherine McDougall who Perry said was his sweetheart.

Roxbury Walnut Avenue Rockland National Bank Washington Street James McKenzie James H. Vahey Schofield Superior Court Hiram M. Perry Catherine McDougall Perry

Paris Strike Declared Off Ends With Resumed Work

The general strike in Paris ended as a few hundred laborers voted to resume work after leaders blamed each other and postal employees for the failure.

Paris

Sousa Enters Gun Contest At Hillside Gun Club

John Philip Sousa will compete in the Hillside Gun Club second registered tournament in Rangeley Maine on June 13. Prizes totaling $500 will be awarded to contestants.

Rangeley John Philip Sousa Hillside Gun Club

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