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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1911

Page

17

Wenona the Apache marksman joins Miller Bros 101 Ranch show

From Death Valley to Boston Arena Wenona a full blood Apache woman rifle shot joins Miller Bros Arlington's 101 Ranch Wild West show. She famed for perfect aim with a Winchester and can ride bucking ponies and handle a six shooter with ease. Her past as a desert waif and daughter of chief Aquinto adds to her legend.

Death Valley Wenona Miller Bros. & Arlington Boston Arena Joe Miller

Tale of Joe Miller and the Death Valley mine

In 1905 at Bliss Oklahoma on the 101 Ranch Joe Miller learned of the Indian warf of Death Valley. He also heard she could shoot some and that she lived entirely on the kindness of stray oil prospectors or borax miners, refusing to leave the hole she had dug in the sand cliff side.

Joe Miller Bliss Oklahoma Death Valley

Funeral of Marjorie Russell in Dorchester

The funeral for Marjorie Russell the child killed by her mother Mrs. Clara Russell was held at Village Congregational Church Dorchester with Rev G Wolcott Brooks officiating. Burial followed at Milton. The service was private and Edward S Kimball headmaster of the Gilberts Stuart School attended with five young students present. Mrs Russell appeared unemotional at Dorchester Court and admitted the killing. Judge J R Churchill ordered commitment to await grand jury action while her mental condition is observed.

Marjorie Russell Clara Russell Village Congregational Dorchester G. Wolcott Brooks Milton Edward S. Kimball Gilbert Stuart School Marjorie Dorchester Court J. R. Churchill

Zorn to Paint President Portrait in White House

Swedish painter Andres Zorn will begin next week a portrait of the President after being introduced by Secretary Nagel. Several presidents have had portraits painted, but none yet hung in the White House corridors beside former chiefs. the President’s preferred portrait will be the one displayed.

Washington Andres Zorn Sherman Nagel White House

Sagging Rails Delay Trains on New Haven Line

Trains on the Braintree branch near Pope's Hill Dorchester were delayed as sagging rails on new grade tracks from Savin Hill to Neponset required rapid repairs after a sand train and heavy plow weight pulled cables taut. Hundreds of passengers were delayed up to 45 minutes with workmen scrambling to elevate the rails so service could resume.

Braintree New Haven Road Pope’s Hill Crossing Dorchester Savin Hill Neponset Quincy Cape Boston

Cambridge man jailed for uttering forged check

Herbert Strathard of Cambridge Massachusetts pleaded guilty to uttering a forged check and was sentenced today to 18 months in the county jail here. He was arrested in Cambridge, extradition papers were granted, and he was brought to Halifax for trial.

Halifax Herbert Strathard Cambridge Mass Strathard

Cotton Manufacturers Press to Curb Cotton Speculation

The National Association of Cotton Manufacturers closed its two day annual meeting in Huntington Hall and adopted resolutions urging limiting cotton speculation in every legitimate way. The resolutions follow.

New York Cotton Exchange Aend Association John W. Weeks Atlantic Maclaurin Technology James A. Lowell Workman’s Compensation Commission Ee. C. Smith Hawaiian Islands Henry G. Bradlee Boston Lewis D. Parker Resolutions Committee Charles T. Plunkett Harry W. Butterworth Lyman M. Cousens John B. Kendrick Mr. Parker William Albert F. Bemis National Association of Cotton Manufacturers Huntington Hall

Foss Denies Stock Ties to Street Railway Trusts

Governor Foss declares no personal stake in Boston & Northern and Old Colony Street Railway stock. Massachusetts Electric Co. holds the shares, trustees endorse them in blank, and dividends go to the electric company. Foss resigned as trustee and the shares were transferred to Gardner M. Lane. The piece argues the timing aims to discredit a consolidation bill in the Legislature.

Governor Foss Boston & Northern Street Railway Old Colony Street Railway Massachusetts Electric Cos Old Colony Boston & Northern Massachusetts Electric Foss Massachusetts Eiectric Cos Gardner M. Lane House Senate Sullivan Railroad and Bank Commissioners Railroad Commission

Four Largest U S Battleships Reach Charlestown Navy Yard

Four of the Atlantic fleet’s largest battleships arrive after target practice off Virginia capes. Rhode Island Nebraska Georgia and Virginia dock at Charlestown with 3000 sailors disembarking. Delaware arrives later for overhaul until May. Easter leave and Boston visitors expected.

U. S Charlestown Navy Yard Virginia Capes Howard Georgia Rhode Island Boston Navy Yard Nebraska Virginia Chatham Cape Cod Capes Charlestown Delaware

Paul West Ghost Story Loses Local Connection

Paul West's ghost tale in the Boston Sunday Post magazine contest drew praise for its plot but few readers realized the setting is Lawrence where the author once began his journalism career years ago.

Lawrence Paul West Boston Sunday Post

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