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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1910

Page

9

Massachusetts Opposition to National Highway Plan

Congressman John W. Weeks at the Massachusetts Highway Association meeting opposed national road construction policy and urged that the Commonwealth be reimbursed if the federal government undertakes highways. Brown University engineer H Blanchard spoke on European road construction. Louis K Rourke criticized graft in city projects and urged businesslike conduct of street work.

John W. Weeks Newton Massachusetts Highway Association City Club Congress Commonwealth of Massachusetts H. Blanchard Brown University Louis K. Rourke Panama Canal

Cave Life to City Life Pageant Opens at Arena

The opening performance of Cave Life to City Life a Boston 1915 Civic Pageant staged in the Boston Arena drew praise. Father Time invited Labor Progress Success Prosperity Peace and Happiness to aid man while a cave-dweller emerged from rock homes and the curtain rose on the Futura City scene free from dust clouds disease germs flames slavery war and strife.

Boston Father Time Futura

Boston 1915 Civic Pageant Dazzles City Audience

Miss Lotta A Clark directed the Boston 1915 civic pageant at the Boston Arena with Virginia Tanner's water dance and the dancing of Iroquois Indians. The program featured episodes from cave dwellers to future Boston and included a quilting party by Roxbury High School girls. An orchestra and chorus of 400 plus a thousand marchers closed the performance, with notable attendees from Boston society.

Misses Montgomery Helen Angell Genevieve Conroy Virginia Tanner Radcliffe Lotta A. Clark Charlestown High School Miss Tanner Lila Wiles Wyman Miriam Harris Boston Boston Teachers’ Club Roxbury Charlestown Jamaica Rain East Boston Dorchester South Boston Brighton Watertown Pallas Weymouth Hingham Dedham Lexington Liberty Canton Paul Revere Roxbury High School Montgomery Thomas Crosby Earle Cairns Walter Todd Francis West Belle Fay Margaret Franklin Mary Franklin Boston ‘Teachers’ Club Canterbury York England Frederick A. Tupper James P. Monroe John W. de Bruyn Frank C. Brown Frank T. Merrill John A. O’shea James Gilbert Albert M. Kanrich David Bispham Bohemian Club San Francisco Mary S. Ames Walter C. Baylies W. A. L. Bazeley T. J. Bowlker Edward Brandegee Arthur Astor Carey Caleb Loring Cunningham Robert Grant John (. Gray Curtis Guild, Jr Augustus Hemenway Rose Lamb William Lawrence D. L. Pickman William L. Putnam William B. Rogers R. M. Saltonstall James J. Storrow Bayard Thayer Paul Thorndike Barrett Wendell Henry M. Whitney Erving Winslow Charles Francis Withington Goodyear

Prisoners Set Jail Ablaze and Escape in Rowan County

Six inmates started a fire at the Rowan county jail in Morehead Kentucky and escaped amid the destruction. The jail was destroyed, marking the third jailbreak in the county within a year.

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