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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1911

Page

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Republican Insurgent Split Flattens Cotton Bill Passage

In a dramatic Senate session the regular Republicans refused to vote on the cotton revision, breaking the insurgent alliance with Democrats. The House voted the bill with amendments, Democrats backing it while insurgents protested. The plan to advance La Follette stalled as regulars routed the insurgents, giving Democrats a victory. In Washington Taft’s wool tariff veto drew Republican applause, then Democratic cheers as Majority Leader Underwood said the veto would be overridden or the bill moved to passage.

Senate House Washington Taft Underwood

100000 Men Ordered to Strike

Army of 100000 railway workers receives orders to strike. Total UK railway mileage listed as 23280. Records show paid up capital 6.55 billion dollars and 700000 employees. Annually 1500000000 passengers carried with 1908 gross earnings 599,471,635 and working expenses 382,039,005.

United Kingdom

Demand That Caused Great Railway War

London dispatch describes Liberal government efforts to avert a major labor conflict as Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants demands are presented. The union seeks fifty cents weekly raise a sixty hour week and recognition, intensifying tensions across the railway system.

London England Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants

Mystery Girl Now Is Known Miss Dowling Identified

Miss Sarah V. Dowling, once a mystery to police, is identified after a Lenox arrest for allegedly stealing two diamond pendants valued at 535 while posing as a governor’s twin daughter. She was later arrested again for allegedly stealing a diamond ring valued at 1050 while claiming to be Dorothy Forbes, ex president of the Vincent Club and daughter of J Murray Forbes of Commonwealth avenue.

Sarah V. Dowling Lenox Foss Dorothy Forbes Vincent Club J. Murray Forbes Commonwealth Avenue

Mystery Surrounds Circumstances Of Dentistry Student

The mystery surrounding the circum stance of a young dentistry student continues. Further details are explored on page five in the second column.

Atwood Reaches Cleveland on Rapid Air Flight

Harry N. Atwood arrives in Cleveland after covering 123 miles from Toledo in 2h 20m of flying time on his St Louis to New York route. He calls the leg easy and hints he will soon fly over New York’s skyline and into Coney Island in five days.

Cleveland Harry N. Atwood St. Louis New York Toledo Atwood York Coney Island

Bostonian Flintas Progress in Flight Across States

The Bostonian has flown 643 miles from St Louis toward New York with 622 miles remaining. Total air time since Monday is 13 hours 15 minutes. Crowds cheered Atwood in Cleveland as in St Louis Chicago and Toledo amid whistles and rooftop spectators. He climbed to 1500 feet through mist as the biplane faded from view.

St. Louis New York Atwood Cleveland Chicago Toledo

Saturnia Reported to Have Struck Iceberg East of Belle Isle

Wireless dispatch from Wellfleet Mass reports the steamer Saturnia of Montreal bound for Glasgow struck an iceberg 175 miles east of Belle Isle at 10 am Tuesday and was seen underway toward Cassandra Glasgow for Montreal. Details were scarce due to coastal interference.

Saturnia Montreal Glasgow Belle Isle Marconi Wellfleet Mass

Pope Pius Improves. Leaves Liquid Diet

Rome reports Pope Pius is better with normal temperature and improved overall condition. For the first time since illness worsened, doctors allowed a small step from liquid foods, ordering rice in chicken broth and stewed fruits.

Rome Pope Pius

Yanks Buy Zinn From Altoona Club

New York acquired outfielder Guy Zinn from the Altoona team and he will join the club next season. Zinn played 77 games and posted a .341 batting average with a .961 OPS while batting left handed.

New York Aus Guy Zinn Altoona, Penn Zinn

Low Colonist Fares to California Begin Sept 15

Washington announces low colonist fares to California effective September 15. Tourist sleeping cars pass without change, with berth 9 available. Route is Sunset Route via the 12 Milk and 462 Wash Sterage segment.

California Berth Washington

Warships rush 10 steamer on fire near Provincetown

The liner Massachusetts en route from Boston to New York sends wireless lines for aid as ten steamers rush to fight a blaze aboard the vessel near Provincetown. The Massachusetts relayed distress and sought assistance from the fleet as fire crews and ships converged.

Massachusetts Boston New York Provincetown

Nordica Delights Farmington Crowd With Home Sweet Home

Madame Lillian Nordica delivered her supreme triumph in Farmington this afternoon before about 2000 listeners in Merrill Hall. Tears and cheers greeted her as she concluded Home Sweet Home after an evening of generous responses to earlier operatic arias.

Farmington Prima Donna Lillian Nordica Sweet Home

Nordica Enthralls Maine Audience With Moving Homecoming

The crowd of farmers and townspeople roared in admiration as Nordica, with Romayne Simmons at the piano, delivered a powerful concert. Quiet tears appeared among even the stoic listeners and the prima donna showed emotion, glancing toward memories of her childhood before the rousing finale with Home Sweet Home.

Dobbin Romayne Simmons Nordica Maine Sweet Home Annie

For Business and Pleasure At Boston and Worcester Trolley

Boston and Worcester trolley offers express and accommodation service for a journey via wi ér and intermediate points providing convenient travel for business and leisure between cities.

Boston and Worcester

Admiral Togo Plans Boston Tour After Restful Day

Count Admiral Heihachiro Togo plans a 9:30 am hotel departure for an automobile ride through Greater Boston and visits to points of interest. He rested most of the day after a canceled schedule and is said to be improving though low in spirits about missing the planned program.

Heihachiro Togo Hotel Touraine Greater Boston Charlestown Navy Yard Provincetown Nippon Taniguchi Midzuno New York Boston

Battleships Aid Sinking Vessel as Crew Fights Blaze

Two battleships move to assist a distressed vessel while its crew battles a blaze at sea. Rescue operations begin as the companion ships close in and water cannons join the fire control effort.

No Word From Liner as to Extent of Fire

Provincetown August 17 Two U S battleships Michigan and Vermont answered a distress call from the steamer Massachusetts of the Maine Steamship Co sister ship of the Bunker Hill which struck a rock off Nohska Point Cape Cod tonight to aid but were met by a wireless message stating a fire in an engine room had been controlled The Massachusetts was on a Boston to New York voyage with passengers and cargo

Provincetown United States Michigan Vermont Massachusetts Maine Steamship Company Bunker Hill Nohska Point Cape Cod Boston New York

Massachusetts Steamer Mass Fire Averted Near Race Point

The Massachusetts sent distress calls off Race Point as a fire broke out aboard a passenger steamer. Rear Admiral Osterhaus alerted the Nebraska and battleships Michigan and Vermont to assist, but the captain requested only standby support as the fire was contained and passengers were safe.

Tide and notable anniversaries listed for August

High Tide and day length are noted with phase details and a 230th day of year. Anniversaries include Seth Thomas born 1785 Horace Greeley arriving in New York 1832 Marshall Field born 1836 and Admiral Robley D Evans born 1847. Forecast for Boston area calls for Friday fair with Saturday showers and moderate west winds.

Seth Thomas Horace Greeley New York Marshall Field Admiral Robley D. Evans Boston Washington New England

Fort Erie yachting event highlights and New York losses

A compact national sports summary notes Chicago standings and a Fort Erie event. Massachusetts shipboat and New York teams report fading fire outcomes as daily results unfold.

Fort Erie Fireat Drom New York

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