New Heads Of IIA No 5
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1910
Page
7
Portrait of Herbert L Morse New Head of George Putnam School
The article outlines Herbert L Morse born in Sherborn with early schooling there and a teaching path through Bridgewater Normal School. He held principal posts in Sandwich Shirley Canton Natick and Somerville and pursued manual training. He later taught at Lyman East Boston and led various programs including the East Boston centre and Blackinton School. He is noted as secretary of the Massachusetts Schoolmasters Club and treasurer of the Boston Teachers Mutual Benefit Association. He resides on Gainsboro Street Back Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Morse
Eorge Putnam
Roxbury
Sherborn
Bridgewater Normal School
Sandwich
Shirley
Canton
Natick
Somerville
Morse
Mr. Morse
Lyman
East Boston
Blackinton School
Mor
Massachusetts Schoolmasters’ Club
Boston Teachers’ Mutual Benefit Association
Unitarian Club of
West Roxbury
Gainsboro Street
Back Bay
George Put
Hartford Political Shakeup and Appointments
Hartford dispatch notes a septennial political reshuffle with Governor appointing Richard Higgins, a Democratic leader, amid House leadership changes as Frank B. Weeks and Weeks of Wisconsin are mentioned in the context of the General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford. Conn
Frank B. Weeks
T. Higgins
House of 29
Richard Asted
Democrat Higgins Named to State Railroad Commission
Higgins named to succeed Andrew F. Gates of Hartford on the State Railroad Commission. He becomes the first Democrat on the commission in five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bly
State Railroad Commission
Andrew F. Gates
Hartford
Mr. Higgins
University Hall
Cambridge
Mass
Landslide in Panama Canal cuts lanes in Cucuracha
A massive landslide in Culebra Cut at Cucuracha on September 26 filled the canal ditch and covered tracks on the east side while blocking one west side track. About 500000 cubic yards of earth and rocks must be dug out, delaying operations through month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Panama Canal
Canal Ditch
Culebra
Cucuracha
Culebra Cut
Ancients Decline Portland Escort Over Pay Dispute
Captain Nichols of the Ancients declines to allow the Portland Maine National Guard to escort due to pay objections raised by Colonel Collins. The Maine Naval Reserves offer a first and second division escort, accepted by telegram. The Ancients, with band and Boston press, plan to arrive in Portland next Thursday at 12 15 PM and march to the Falmouth Hotel for a day excursion and dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Nichols
The
Ancients
Maine National Guard
Massachusetts
Old Artillery Company
Portland
G. L. Weymouth
Maine Naval Re Serves
Collins
Board of Trade
Falmouth
Deputies Seize Dutchess Sheriff Chanler Palazzo
Two deputy sheriffs acting on a city court judgment against Robert W. Chanler arrived at the Fifth Avenue studio once occupied by Chanler to seize paintings furniture and other contents. A young man named Christian claimed ownership and told them Chanler had nothing there. The search continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert W. Chanler
Dutchess County
Lina Cavalieri
William Barnes
Fifth Avenue
Chanier
Christian
Bob’ Chanler
Chanler
Boys Return From European Scholarship Tour
Two Boston youths Isaac F. Simmons and Raymond H. Gorman returned from a three month European trip carrying letters from prominent businessmen including Secretary of State Philander Knox. Simmons is 56 Devon Street Roxbury and Gorman 19 Julien Street Roxbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philander Knox
Boston
Isaac FE. Simmons
Devon Street
Roxbury
Raymond H. Gorman
Julien Street
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