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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1910
Page
4
The Boston Post received notice from the U S Post Office that car conductor and motorman photos used with a prize identification offer are not mailable. Officials deem the scheme a lottery since random photos published without names could lead to a purchase as consideration. The photo series will be discontinued with no immediate appeal.
A dance for the seven orphan children of Mr and Mrs Henry Batey who were killed at Newton High lands on Nov 10 will be held at Lincoln Hall Newton Highlands on Dec 8. The event is under Court Crystal Lake No 236 Foresters of America. The oldest son is in the court and Foresters fund the drive. Tickets available from William Watson Newton Highlands.
Superintendent Louis K. Rourke left Boston for a Westward tour to inspect municipal incinerators. He plans to establish city incinerators for garbage disposal and favors placing Boston's first incinerator in Brighton.
Anti Imperialist League met to hail Democratic national victories and unanimously adopt resolutions criticizing Henry Cabot Lodge. The group urged his defeat in the Massachusetts Senate race, reading the letter from Rev. John Snyder of Nantucket.
The Twentieth Century Club rooms hosted a reform league meeting where Rev. Dr. Berle urged retiring Senator Lodge and a statewide movement. President Storey assailed imperialism, praised Democratic wins, and urged action to support self governance for Ireland and the Philippines. David G. Haskins reported about $2300 in contributions and a near equal expenditure with about $100 on hand, while calling for increased donations.
Miss Elizabeth I. McCaul daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James B. McCaul of 76 Williams Street and Edward W. Cameron of Lynn were married at Swampscott Methodist Church. Bridesmaid Jennie R. McCaul and best man Archibald K. Alley wed at Essex Street Baptist Church. A reception followed at the brides’ parents home.
Correspondence between Louis H Bonnelli Jr and Eugene N Foss shows Foss rejecting a party caucus and stating he will act as a private citizen while resisting Lodge and party machines. Democratic leaders MacLeod and Gaston favor a caucus, indicating division on strategy.
Governor-elect Eugene N. Foss led the Democratic State committee donations with 34,916.25 dollars amid total receipts of 42,548.90 and expenditures of 42,477.82 leaving 71.08 on hand. Other top contributors included Humphrey O Sullivan and Thomas C Thacher.
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