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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1910
Page
8
Letter to the editor argues for turning the Beacon Street Parkman house into a municipal White House, a mayoral residence, as the best use for the bequest. The writer urges public input before the city assigns the property to an unsuitable use.
A Weathered autumn evening drew a sizable audience to a Votes for Women meeting on the Common at Charles and Boylston streets. Speakers included Mr Edwin D Mead, Mrs Edwin D Mead, and Miss Florence Luscomb, with Miss Alice Carpenter introducing.
Dane immigrant Jean Peter Mueller attempted to escape while en route from detention to East Boston for deportation. He was stopped by workmen on Long Wharf and returned to custody in irons. Mueller had traveled to Boston with two children and later claimed they were not his, and he planned to meet a Danish woman in New York aboard the Cretic. He was ordered deported and sent from New York toward England for return to Denmark.
Edward T. Rosenheimer a Pelham millionaire who drove his car on Pelham parkway killing Grace Hough Aug 18 was indicted for first degree murder. The grand jury handed the indictment to Judge Rosalsky in Part 1 of general sessions.
The Mechanics Exposition opens next Monday at 10 o clock in Mechanics' building. The Art Loan exhibit is valued at $1,000,000 and features Darius Cobb's The Last Comrade's Tribute praised by viewers. The painting is being subscribed to be placed in the State House for the Commonwealth.
The coming season will feature many young pitchers in the major leagues. Recruits' work has kept several teams on a winning path over the last two months.
Old-time Chicago fans plan a big dinner to honor Bill Lange, their idol from the 1890s era, who will be present for the world series event.
Sam Langford says he will never fight Jack Johnson and may retire after earning 25000. The two boxing rivals dined with about 100 guests at the Hotel Upton, trading jokes and friendly remarks while plans for tours and Europe loom.
Shipping interests regret to sea that John Lee, New York manager the White Star line, has decided to retire from active business. The retirement will place P A S Franklin in charge on this side of the International Mercantile Marine Company. Transfer of F Ton to New York and H Thomas to Boston are announced as part of the changes.
Watertown September 30 High School eleven games at West New town field with Robinson making the touch and forward pass Safford kicking as Allen School of West Newton fields strong.
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