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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1911

Page

6

30 KILLED IN BATTLE ON TRAIN

In Guerrero near Cajones rebels attacked a train carrying 30 federal soldiers. A second lieutenant and 28 troops died. two soldiers were captured. Rebel commander Prudencio Figuero led the assault. An American contact described Viguero as a general in Madero’s service planning a push toward Taguala.

Mexico City Capiital Cujones Guerrero Prudencio Figuere Cuernavaca National Railway Cajones Luis Bustamente Ban Madero

Morison Players Set for Majestic Summer Season

Lindsay Morison announces a Majestic Theatre summer season starting May 15 with his stock company featuring Eleanor Gordon Wilson Melrose Rose Morison Juliet Atkinson William Hassan Valerie Valaire Edward Nannary Rockliffe Fellows and Harry Brooks. He opens with The Girl from the Golden West and follows with The Man of the Hour and other Belasco and Gillette titles including The Gentleman from Mississippi Electricity The Lily The White Sister Arsene Lupin Leah Kleschna When Knighthood Was in Flower and more.

Rivermen at Nulhegan Dam Draw Crowds in Daring Display

Bloomfield Vermont April 27 crowds observe rivermen staged on logs during sluicing at Nulhegan Dam. Paul Stream brings 5,000,000 feet daily into the main river as drivers such as Paul Gosselin Perley Hurd and Al Fuller leap between logs. Will Ashe saves Walter Haynes from near drowning after Haynes slips from a boom.

Bloomfield Nulhegan Dam Upper Connecticut Paul Nulhegan Paul Gosselin Perley Hurd al. Fuller Will Ashe Walter Haynes Little Candia Haynes

Rivermen Heroic Rescue Amid Log Jam Threat

During a flood on the Nulhegan a riverman named Ashe leaped across logs to rescue Haynes from drowning. Both were swept to the boom and survived as others narrowly escaped. Sam Ramsley also nearly drowned when knocked from the stone dam boom. The river rose a foot by nightfall and dynamite was planned at daybreak to break the jam.

Ashe Haynes Sam Ramsley

Schoolboy cadets drill prize winners named at arena drill

William Calnan won first prize with William Kingston second in the prize drill of two regiments at the English High School. Zepfler and Ellard were named colonels of the first and third regiments respectively. Senior and junior company prizes were awarded to multiple captains and companies, with honorable mentions for Bryant, Ryan, O'Brien, and Erlandson.

William Calnan William Kingston Louis H. Zepfler Norman Ellard Arthur H. Proctor Edison F. Sawyer Wesley H. Murray Patrick J. Callahan Samuel H. Lewis G Company Ralph W. Brown Winthrop Street C Company H. Leon Sharmatz Franks. Bryant Walter S. Ryan William EH. O’brien Edgar Erlandson

Frye Resigns Pro Tem of Senate

Washington April 27 Senator Frye of Maine resigns as president pro tempore due to ill health. He is confined to his apartment and friends fear for his age. It is probable Senator Gallinger will succeed him as president pro tem.

Washington Frye Maine Senate Gallinger

Graft Charge Filed Over Boylston Street Bill

Representative William L. Newton of Ward 13 accused graft in connection with the bill extending Boylston street across the Fens. Newton said the land deal benefited men who had bonded the land and implied a land deal motive.

Boylston Street The Fens William L. Newton Ward 13 Newton

Lomasney Defends City Streets Bill Amid Graft Claims

Martin Lomasney spoke for the measure noting one million dollars spent on city streets with few direct accesses and claiming the bill would raise Boston values. Courtenay Crocker opposed saying it would harm the park system while Newton detailed Democratic graft charges. Dow of Cambridge supported the measure, arguing it would benefit the city.

Martin Lomasney Boylston Boston Courtenay Crocker Ward 11 Newton Democratic Party Griffith Dow Cambridge

Oppose Lynn Plans Raise Opposition to Elevation Change

The Boston and Maine tracks through Lynn and a roughly 5 million dollar elevation change faced renewed opposition before the railroad committee. Attorney Hiram E. Miller for Lynn Storage argues the plan would shutter his client’s business, while P B Magrane presents Lynn’s financial strain and tax comparisons with other cities.

Boston & Maine Lynn Committee On Railroads Hiram E. Miller Lynn Storage Company P. B. Magrane Miller

City Eyes Fire Track Plans In Lynn Case

City Solicitor Wadleigh warns ruin of local shoe business and destruction of property. He cites Lynn exports in 1909 valued at 27 million dollars, equal to 100 percent of the city valuation. The committee will visit Lynn next week.

Lynn Wadleigh Central Square

Schoolmates of 16 Wed in Dorchester

Walter Fiske and Emma Green both 16 of Holbrook wed in Dorchester last Wednesday evening. They are Sumner High School seniors. Fiske is class president and editor, captain of the baseball team, and a Kappa Kappa Phi member. Green is senior class treasurer. The couple will return to resume studies in a week. Fiske is son of Mrs. Horace A Gale and Mrs Fiske. Green is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H Green.

Sumner High School Fisker Avon High Orly Dorchester Fiske Kappa Kappa Phi Horace A. Gale Charles H. Green

Fire in Cap Maker's Stock Room Scorches Thousands of Caps

A blaze on the third floor of 680 Washington Street destroyed more than 1000 boys caps in a $750 stock room fire at A. H. Hunder last evening at 7:30. Eighteen female students from Comer's Commercial School nearby evacuated quietly. A dozen male students also left the building. water damage affected Bourge shoe store and American Tailoring Company below.

A. H. Hunder Washington Street Comer Bourge Shoe American Tailoring Company Hunder

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