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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1909

Page

3

Mayor A. I. Hibbard Silent at Home Amid Illness

The mayor did not report to City Hall due to a throat ailment. Acting mayor Branch will serve as chief magistrate while the mayor remains at home and plans to travel to Harrison Maine for the holiday.

Hibbard City Hall Harrison Board of Aldermen

North Out Durand In On Census

President Taft replaces Census Director S N D North with E Dana Durand amid friction with Secretary Nagel. North resigns after stating he could not secure necessary cooperation for a decennial census, while Durand from California takes over. resignation deemed voluntary and context includes ongoing bureau investigations.

Washington Taft Dr. North Census Bureau McHarg North Durand Director North North-Nagel Hitchcock California Mr. North Rossiter Bureau of the Census Department of Commerce and Labor United States Census

Wynne Quits in Consular Feud

The State Department announced the resignation of Robert J. Wynne as American consul-general in London and that John L. Griffiths of Indiana will succeed him. The London post tops consular salaries, and the shakeup follows merit-based promotions affecting about 50 high-level positions.

Washington State Department Robert J. Wynne London John L. Griffiths Indiana Liverpool Wynne Roosevelt Taft Griffiths Charles Foster

Directors to rule on protested baseball game

John Heydler acting president of the National League called a board meeting in Cincinnati for June 4 to decide the Cincinnati club protest over the April 23 game against Pittsburg. Pittsburg won 2 1, with Wagner scoring the winning run amid a position dispute during Gasper’s delivery. Directors will decide if the game should be replayed.

New York John Heydler National League Cincinnati Pittsburg Griffith Wagner Gasper

Miss Harley Sets Early Pace in Boston Women's Golf

Katherine C. Harley of Fall River defeated Margaret Curtis of Brookline 6 4 in the first round of match play for the Boston Women’s Golf Association championship at Oakley Country Club. Roope, Underwood, and Adams advanced to the semi finals. Phelps edged Rogers to reach the consolation final.

Katherine C. Harley Fall River Oakley Country Club Margaret Curtis Brookline Country Club G. W. Roope Brae Burn Alice Underwood Oakley Mary B. Adams Wollaston Harley Roope Miss Underwood Miss Adams Margery W. Phelps Gertrude Rogers Allston Phelps Carmelita Shreve Louisa A. Wells F. G. Davis K. C. Harley F. W. Batchelder Weston Mary RB Adams Grace Stults C. L. Duncan A. MacGregor C. Shreve A. Bradford Concord St. John Smith G. Paine Margery Yvp Helps G. Rogers

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