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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1913

Page

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Montreal express wrecks near West Berlin Vermont

The Montreal and New England States Limited derailed after entering an open switch in West Berlin seven miles south of Montpelier. Six cars left the rails but none of the many passengers were seriously injured. A Vermont diner chef suffered severe burns from a range in the wrecked car.

Montpelier Montreal Express New England States Limited Boston Vermont West Berlin Dog River

Impeachment Drama Swirls Around Sulzer in Albany

At the Albany session Tammany moves to impeach Governor Sulzer on charges of corruption. A rumor swirls that Mrs. Sulzer handled state funds and letters, claiming fault for the affair. The couple faces immense political pressure as impeachment proceeds and reactions unfold.

Albany N. Y Tammany Sulzer William Sulzer

Diggs Mann Act Trial Hears Marsha Warrington Testimony

In San Francisco on August 12 a crowded courtroom awaited as Marsha Warrington walked to the witness stand in the case against Maury I. Diggs former state architect charged under the Mann act with transporting a girl for immoral purposes.

Lola Norris DIGGS Marsha Warrington San Francisco Maury I. Diggs

Night Sky and Calendar Notes for Portland Gloucester Newport

Almanac style report lists rising and setting times for planets Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn and the Moon with notes on twilight lamps. It also marks anniversaries including Emma Hames birth Manila surrender Fort Erie capture Los Angeles and a wool bill vote a year ago.

Emma Hames the Singer Manila Fort Erie Los Angeles Cal Fasex Alert National House Taft

Unsettled Warmer Weather for New England and Boston

Forecasts show unsettled and warmer conditions for Boston and northern New England on Wednesday with showers expected Thursday. Light to moderate winds shift from south and variable directions across the region as the forecast covers southern New England too.

Boston Washington New England

Baseball scores and standings from early games

Boston beat Chicago 7 to 3 in game one and 9 to 3 in another. New York topped Pittsburg 6 to 5 and Cincinnati 2 to 0. St. Louis defeated New York 7 to 2 while Chicago won 4 to 2 against Philadelphia. Washington faced Cleveland and Iain noted. Pages 10 and 11 hold full stories.

Boston Chicago New York Brook Pittsburg Cincinnati St. Louis Philadelphia Washington-Cleveland Iain

Train Delux Car Wreck Leaves Six Coaches Off Track

A northern railway train derailed at a switch near South End between Northfield and Montpelier. The six Pullman and dining cars toppled at 45 degrees, smashing vestibules and tearing roadbed. One employee injured seriously. passengers were moved to Montpelier.

Montpelier South End Northfield

Robbery in Brookline Steals Jewelry Worth 800

Burglars struck the exclusive Brookline section yesterday afternoon taking about 800 dollars in jewels from 53 Crowninshield road. Mrs Mary S Davis and her sister were away two hours, front window broken and rear entry forced. two large diamond rings and other personal jewelry valued for sentiment were stolen.

Brookline Mary S. Davis Crowninshield Road

Daughters of Czar to Wed Daughters of Czar to Wed

A Bucharest despatch to the Daily Mail reports that Balkan alliances may be sealed by marriages. Princess Elizabeth of Roumania would wed George crown prince of Greece, Prince Charles of Roumania would wed Grand Duchess Tatiana, and Prince Alexander of Serbia would wed Grand Duchess Olga, all daughters and heirs linked to rulers of Russia and Roumania.

London Daily Mail Bucharest Balkan States Elizabeth King Roumania George Greece Charles Ferdinand of Tatinana Nicholas Russia Alexander Olga

Confesses to Murder of Sister in Vermont

Mrs. Eugene McCarthy 55 confessed to police that she killed her sister Miss Alice Kerrigan after a minor quarrel last Friday. The body, with a bullet wound, was found buried under dirt and wash tubs following the confession. She faces a murder charge and will undergo a mental examination after a local court appearance tomorrow.

West Rutland Eugene McCarthy Alice Kerrigan Miss Kerrigan McCarthy Mrs. McCarthy William Kerrigan Alice H. Patten Whitehall

Robber Hurls Teapot at Girl in Chelsea Home

Fanny Hammerstein, 17, awakened by a burglar entering her Chelsea bedroom screamed for help. The thief grabbed a teapot and hurled it at her, denting the vessel but injuring none. Frank Hammerstein and neighbors chased the suspect without success.

Fanny Hammerstein Frank Hammerstein Elm Street Chelsea Mr. Hammerstein

Boston Boat Burned Off Highland Light

A naphtha launch named Ox of Boston caught fire about a mile off Highland Light just before 10 p m. Its two occupants escaped in a tender and were picked up by Highland Light life saving station crews. Neither person was injured. The burning craft drew attention for miles as ships offered aid.

Boston Highland Light Highland Light Life Saving Station

Democrats Seek G. P. Man for Lieutenant Governor

The Democratic State committee presses Richard H. Long of South Framingham a shoe manufacturer to run for lieutenant governor. Lt Gov Walsh urged Long at his home to join, with a decision due at 2 pm. The drive follows Paul Revere Trust president Edmund Billings declining the race. Billsings was also urged by Olney to consider drafting.

Democratic State Committee Richard H. Long South Framingham David I. Walsh Long Thomas P. Riley Edmund Billings Paul Revere Trust Company Walsh Riley Michael O’leary Billings Richard Olney Mr. Billings

Incendiary Fire Destroys Readville Foss Storehouse

A storage building at the B F Sturtevant Co plant in Readville burned late last night. Loss estimated at 25000 dollars. saw mill damaged. General Manager E B Freeman suspects arson, with a torch reportedly thrown over a fence onto the roof. An investigation will begin to apprehend the firebug.

B. F. Sturtevant Company Readville E. B. Freeman

Campaign Call Reaches Maine Hunt Camp Candidate

Last Saturday Mr. Billings was reached by Chairman Riley at a hunting camp in North Belgrade Lakes Maine and asked to stand as a second place candidate. Lieutenant Governor Walsh also involved in the outreach.

Billings Belgrade Lakes Maine Riley Walsh al

Fire at Storage Building Near Plant Draws Two-Alarm Response

Governor Foss heads the concern as a two-alarm fire sends town apparatus to a storage building beside the plant grounds. The 70 by 55 foot structure held shocks excelsior galvanized iron and packing materials, part of 13 buildings in the company's inventory, with firefighters realizing early they could not control the blaze.

Lind Meets Mexican Foreign Minister in Unofficial Capacity

Ex Governor John Lind, Wilson's personal representative and adviser to the American embassy, was received today in an unofficial capacity by Frederico Gamboa, Mexico's minister for foreign relations, in Mexico City.

Mexico City John Lind Wilson Frederico Gamboa

Lind Sidelined Visit Delays Mexican Mission

Mr Lind made a brief, discreet call on Senor Gamboa at the foreign office with few witnesses. The department sought secrecy and no steps were taken today to advance the mission. Washington signals may steer Lind’s moves, given Huerta’s note denying official reception without credentials.

Mr. Lind Senor Gamboa Foreign Office

Sulzer and Mrs Sulzer in Wall Street Funds Reveal

Senator Palmer visited Governor Sulzer to discuss a monument dedication at Andersonville Georgia as rumors spread of Mrs Sulzer using campaign funds for Wall Street dealings. Details emerge from confidants and legal counsel with Mrs Sulzer preparing a statement.

Palmer Executive Sulzer Andersonville Frawley Committee

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