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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1910

Page

5

Ingersoll Tells Story on York County Savings Bank Shortage

Rich mond H. Ingersoll, treasurer for 50 years, speaks after a week of silence about a bank shortage estimated around 100000 dollars. He says depositor accounts are intact, admits only he knows the discrepancy, and a second interview will be arranged with his physician present.

Biddeford Richmond H. Ingersoll York County Savings Bank Ingersoll Prescott Ingers

Stop Swimming in Mystic Lake

Medford residents and Medford Boat Club members have ceased swimming at upper Mystic Lake due to green blue, soup like water and linked sickness cases. The Pebbly beach area near Winchester shore remains a popular bath spot for hundreds of children despite health concerns and weed filled Abertona River reports.

Medford Mystic Lake Winchester Mystic Valley Parkway Abertona River

Former Overseer of Poor in Newton Dies at 79

Edwin M. Fowle, once consul for San Domingo in Boston and overseer of the poor since 1894, died today at his Norwood Avenue home in Newton Centre. He was 79 years old and had retired from his consular role in 1894 by choice.

Newton Edwin M. Fowle San Domingo Boston Norwood Avenue Newton Centre Grant Fowle

Curb brokers deny trouble after rumor sparks market rush

After rumors circulated that B. M. Sheftels & Co. would delay security deliveries, a crowd gathered at the curb brokers offices in New York. The firm said a stock-broker clique spread the claim to force a selloff, while a bank official reported cash credit and outstanding collections exceeding checks by thousands.

New York B. M. Sheftels & Co Curb Brokers B. M. Sheftels

Roosevelt Urges Self Help and Unity Across Racial Lines

At a 1912 rally Booker T. Washington chairs as Colonel Roosevelt speaks to supporters. He condemns envy and urges training and enterprise, saying white Southerners and Northerners must improve relations. He praises progress and warns against hate while urging good citizenship.

Booker T. Washington Clinton Colonel Roosevelt Roosevelt South North Willy Nilly Mombassa

Roosevelt Declines Active Role in State Campaign

New York Aug 19 Colonel Roosevelt stated to friends he will not participate actively in the coming state campaign. He cited lack of encouragement from the state committee after his name was rejected for temporary convention chairman. He spent the morning meeting with Hamilton Fish Cocks Clarkson Collins and John A Stewart among others.

New York Roosevelt State Committee Hamilton Fish Oyster Bay James S. Clarkson C. V. Collins John A. Stewart League of Republican Clubs

Heath Street Gangs Battle Near Roxbury Park

A Brookline group crossed into Roxbury to play near the Parkway. Heath Street youths arrived and a hour long pitched battle broke out with stones and sticks. Officer George Kelter intervened, driving off both factions after taking hits himself.

Roxbury Brookline Boys Heath Street Brookline Parkway George Kelter Kelter

EXPECT 30 FLYERS AT HARVARD MEET

The Harvard aviation meet draws 30 flyers with diverse machines. Notable entrants include Dr W P Christmas Count Jean de Lesseps Captain Thomas S Baldwin and Wright brothers three other elite designers. A. R. Shrigley named chief recorder of events.

Harvard Tts W. P. Christmas Count Jean de Lesseps Farman Thomas S. Baldwin Baldwin Ernest P. Lincoln J. M. Allias W. Starling Burgess Marblehead Wright Brothers Curtiss Grahame White Clifford B. Harmon Christmas Washington, D. C Cromwell Dixon A. R. Shrigley The Aero Club of New England

Harvard Machine Arrives for Great Meet in Squantum

Harvard Aero Club’s "Harvard No 1" arrives from Cambridge to Squantum field for the September aviation meet. The tail is added, water removed, and the craft is rolled to the field. managers vow daily flying practice and field preparations continue with carpenters, hospital space, and field leveling underway.

Harvard Harvard Aero Club Soldiers Cambridge Atlantic Aviation Field James V. Martin Harvard Aeronautical Society Ram D. Claflin

Wright aviation meet at Asbury Park dulls crowds and goals

Asbury Park visitors are told no records will fall at the Wright aviation meeting. The event is described as a mere aerial circus with a caution to flyers not to pressure themselves to beat Drexel or other records, advising to preserve dignity and avoid overreach.

Wright Aviation Asbury Park N. J Asury Park Yorself Boston Wrights Drexel Aloe

Daily Fire Record Brief

Fire report notes two incidents from 2 A M to 2 10 40 A M with losses around 100 dollars. Names and places are garbled but indicate fighting fire response and property damage. No casualties reported.

Santary Faion Pies Michael Works Wtieats Uis Orkin

Mark Twain’s Daughter Becomes Happy Mother

A daughter was born today to Mr. and Mrs. Ossip Gabrilowitsch at Stormfield in Redding. Mrs. Gabrilowitsch, formerly Clara Clemens, is Mark Twain’s eldest daughter and the family’s sole surviving member. The couple wed a year before Clemens’s death, and she rushed from Europe to his side during his illness.

Danbury, Conn Ossip Gabrilowitsch Stormfield Samuel L. Clemens Mark Twain Redding Gabrilowitcch Clara Clemens

Venezuela Drops Export Bounties in Trade Reform

Venezuela announced the elimination of export bounties on wool beef honey beeswax all fruits except bananas and other commodities. The regime also scrapped countervailing duties that had moderated a trade valued at 35 million to 10 million dollars annually.

Venezuela Washington

City considers $200000 for high pressure fire service extension

City Engineer Frank A. Mechnies estimates the cost at about $200,000 to extend high pressure fire service from the nearest main through Harrison avenue Dover and Albany streets to Canton street. The plan includes a pumping station at Albany near Canton and reinforcement of mains on Harrison Wareham Union Park Randolph and Bristol streets.

Harrison Avenue Dover Albany Streets Canton Street Fitzgerald Frank A. Mechnies Albany Street Wareham Union Park Randolph Bristol Streets McInnes Atlantic Avenue

Porto Rico Status Becomes U.S. Commissioner's Docket

United States Commissioner Hayes is tasked with determining if Porto Rico is a foreign country. The island sits under U S control yet natives are not recognized as American citizens by naturalization courts. The question also covers whether U S shipping laws apply there.

United States Hayes Porto Rico Spain Courts of Naturalization

Captain Moody arraigned over crew dispute in Salina Porto Rico

Captain Burton M. Moody of the schooner Annie F. Conlan faced a commissioner on a complaint by Whitfield Toppin, a New York born cook, who says Moody left him at Salina Porto Rico. Toppin argues Porto Rico is foreign soil and protected by US shipping laws. Moody contends it is American soil and within rights. Toppin refused wages offered, demanding passage back to New York.

Burton M. Moody Annie F. Conlan Whitfield Toppin New York Captain Moody Salina Porto Rico Toppin Moody United States

Munsey Tour Penalties Strike Two Cars

Portland Mo August 19 two of the Munsey tourists saw their scores drop on the fourth day Staver Chicago penalized 169 points for lateness and work on a broken spring and the Interstate penalized 62 points for transmission work. Other cars from Boston posted perfect scores.

Portland Chicago Interstate Boston

Will of William F Nye Bequeaths Grove stock and estate

The Taunton probate filing details the late Fairehaven magnate William F Nye leaving large holdings in the Onset Bay Grove Association and the New Bedford and Onset Street Railway Company to son Joseph Keith Nye as executor. Other relatives receive up to 200 dollars. the will dates July 9, 1910, with an estate valued around a million dollars.

Grove Association New Bedford and Onset Street Railway Company Reuben Lawrence David Lawrence Eden Joseph Keith Nye Fish Island Onset Street Railway Company

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C. H. Prescott W. B. Skelton Sheftels & Co Bomithe G A. B., Smith & CO Boston, Mass Heath Street Gang Harvard Machine Bostw Bury Park Cook Taunton William F. Nye Faire Haven King America Lincoln Steffens Wall Street Mr. Steffens Steffens O. Henry Ridgway Company New York City
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