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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1910
Page
4
A 7 year old girl from Warren, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Perkins, competes for the Most Beautiful Child in New England. She is described as handsome, bright, and sweetly disposed among acquaintances.
Census figures released show Massachusetts cities like Fall River Cambridge and Lynn posting sizeable gains in the 13th census with Baltimore dropping to seventh amid nationwide shifts. Chelsea records a large decline while Cleveland Savannah Norfolk and Portsmouth post varied growth.
Kenetchy shows superb fielding with 1300 put outs 84 assists and only 12 errors in 125 games for a .991 average. Hobe Ferris ranks 14th in the American Association bats with a .272 average.
The Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association hosted an at home gathering yesterday afternoon from 4 to 6. Large plates of macaroons, lady fingers, and lettuce sandwiches were served with tea in pots full of hot tea, reflecting a social meeting in the suffrage era.
A Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association gathering in a room above garages at 585 Boylston Street features Susan Fitzgerald directing the meeting with Miss Margaret Foley arriving to join the group. Attendees discuss suffrage and stage a speaking session, with posters on the wall and tea and cake served.
John Thrumble of Charlestown serves 20 days at Deer Island for refusing to pay a $10 dog license fine. He fed and cared for two rescued dogs after finding them wounded and starving, saying paying the fine would condemn him for his acts of kindness. His landlady tends the dogs in his absence.
A Cambridge meeting features Mary Hutchinson Page presiding as Miss Margaret Foley leads summer campaign staff including Miss Foley Miss Anne Withington and others. Foley calls the movement growing while reporters seek clarification and a tea break adds light relief.
A Shuman voices citizen concerns over the proposed Cambridge tunnel extension to the South station via Winter and Summer streets and a Washington street corner station, arguing traffic distribution should be reasonable.
Henry B. Sean man, chief engineer of the Public Service Commission, resigns in New York warning that without method changes the proposed tri borough subway costing 120 million dollars will end in disaster to the project and to the reputations of those deemed responsible. The engineer says his opinion has been overridden.
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