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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1910

Page

7

City Council OKs Merger into Public Works Department

Boston's City Council approved a new ordinance uniting the street water and engineering divisions into a single department named Public Works. The move aims to streamline city services and oversight under one agency.

Boston Department of Public Works

City to create largest East department under single Commissioner

A new ordinance, effective Feb 1, will form the city’s largest department with 3500 employees under one Commissioner of Public Works earning 9000 yearly. The plan, championed by the Mayor, faced strong opposition from supporters and some council factions, while others backed consolidation. Superintendent Rourke noted overstaffing in one department but would not remove personnel.

Corporation Counsel Fitzgerald-Lomasney Brand Attridge James Donovan Ward 9 Democracy Brand, Curley Buckley Streets Rourke

Banquet Tendered to Glasgow Conductor by Boston Scots

George Taggart, conductor of the Glasgow Select Choir, was honored with a complimentary banquet at the City Club by the Scots Charitable Society. Alexander McGregor presided, Walter Ballantyne spoke in place of the mayor, and Robert Pirie extended the Scots welcome. Taggart thanked the assembled guests after the reception.

George Taggart Glasgow Select Choir Scots’ Charitable Society Taggart Scotland Symphony Hall Alexander McGregor Walter Ballantyne Mayor Fitzgerald Boston Robert Pirie Dr. Todd James Alexander John Campbell Louis Ross

Recital at Miller Piano Warerooms Delights Boston Audience

The Victor and West-Mignon recitals at Henry F. Miller Piano Company warerooms yesterday drew a large Boston audience. Caruso’s voice on Victor machines was heard by many, while Paderewski’s piano playing impressed attendees. Recitals continue today and tomorrow.

Henry F. Miller Piano Company

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