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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1909

Page

12

Six Giant Man Birds In Whirl At Rheims Aviation Week

At Betheny and Rheims on opening day six aeroplanes formed giant circles above the plain as crowds cheered. Lefebvre won the complete circuit in 16 minutes amid gusty winds, while Curtiss skipped the day to protect his single machine for the Gordon Bennett cup.

Rheims France Betheny Lefebvre Wright Bleriot Delagrange Esnault-Pelterie Ferber Tissandier Wright Aeroplanes Lambert Sommer Paul Ham Buneau-Varilla Latham Cockburn Glenn H. Curtiss America Curtiss

Reception Honors Captain Edward O M eagher Condon

A Boston reception celebrated Captain Edward O'Meagher Condon for his role in the 1867 Fenian prison escape in Manchester. The crowd praised his work with the Irish Parliamentary Party and United Irish League, as he plans a return to Ireland joined by John O'Callaghan for a farewell trip after four years away.

Edward O’meagher Condon Kelley Deasey Manchester England Cordon Ireland John Redmond Irish Parliamentary Party New York United Irish League of America God Save Ireland Denis O'Callaghan St. Augustine's South Boston Captain Condon Condon Redmond Irish United Irish League National University O’meagher Condon Monsignor O'Callaghan John O’callaghan Boston M. F. O'Sullivan Lawrence T. J. Dillon Captain O'Meagher Condon Dublin Michael Davitt Admiral Nelson John O'Callaghan

Eight-year-old girl struck by car in Lynn

Rena Leroy, eight, was hit by Walter Haynes of Boston while crossing State boulevard at Commercial street. She is dying at Lynn Hospital with a fractured skull. Haynes rushed her to hospital and may face manslaughter charges if she dies. Accompanied by residents of Scituate, the car came from Scituate.

Monterey Blaze Destroys $1 5 Million In City Center

Fire swept the business district of Monterey Mexico last night causing about 1.5 million dollars in property loss. The flames threatened the entire business area but were checked by calm winds and the absence of gusty air.

Mexico City Monterey

Stock Market Waits Harriman Return

The report says E. H. Harriman will leave the liner near Quarantine to be taken to the Erie station in Jersey City and then proceed to his country home. Wall Street, anxious over his health and rumors of options on New York Central stock, awaits his arrival and guidance on market conditions.

Erie Jersey City Harriman E. H. Harriman Europe Wall Street New York Central Vanderbilts

Debs Urges Socialist Party Organizing Drive At Park

Eugene V. Debs addressed about four thousand people at Oak Island Park urging political organization for socialism. He warned that the rich regard the poor as a commodity used for votes and called for a swelling movement, with Emma Goldman among listeners. Debs spoke from a canvas platform as a German choral group sang between his remarks.

Eugene V. Debs Oak Island Park Debs Red Emma Goldman Burns Republican Democratic Ena Pol James I. Carey

Boston Couple Wed in Pompeii Church Ceremony

Miss Jennie Barbera of 4 Decatur street Boston and Dennis N. Dugan of 7 West Cottage street Dorchester married yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was conducted by Rev father Di Milla at the Church of Our Lady of Pompeii on Harrison avenue. Bridesmaid Mrs. John B. Manjoie and best man Daniel Dugan attended. A reception followed at 20 Vine street Somerville hosted by the bride’s brother Charles Barbera. Guests traveled from Portsmouth New Hampshire and other areas to attend.

Jennie Barbera Decatur Street Boston Dennis N. Dugan West Cottage Street Dorchester Wall Street Father di Milla Nue John B. Manjoie Daniel Dugan Charles Barbera Vine Street Somerville J. A. Goodwin Portsmouth N. H

Hurls plates at attackers in New Haven lunchroom brawl

Francesco, a 16 Fleet Street lunch room man, fought off four men armed with razors last night at about 9 30. He threw plates to avert slashing. officers arrived and disarmed the assailants. The four men, identified as Lorenzo Di Domenico 38 Beach Street Newtonville Raffaele Grasso 193 Endicott Street A Bernardi and Joseph Bernardi Thompsonville, were booked at the station.

Francesco Fleet Street Lorenzo di Domenico Beach Street Newtonville Raffaele Grasso Endicott Street A. Bernardi Joseph Bernardi Thompsonville

Boston Man in Carmel Train Death

The body of John F. Trainor of 60 Hunneman Street Boston was found beside Maine Central tracks in Carmel today. The skull was crushed in a likely railroad accident or foul play is being investigated.

Bangor John F. Trainor Hunneman Street Boston Maine Central Railroad Carmel

Cable deal blocked as Bevan defends monopoly issue

In a letter to the Earl of Crewe the chairman of the Anglo American Cable Company B A Bevan rebuts the Morris ministries repudiation of concessions granted by the Bond government. He argues the concessions would have granted a 25 year monopoly on all cable messages over government land lines to the American firm, harming the British Anglo American company.

ST. John's N. F Earle of Crewe Anglo-American Cable Company B. A. Bevan Edward Morris Robert Bond Commercial Cable Company Anglo-American Company

Great Contralto Delna Engaged by New York Opera

Rejoicing in the Metropolitan Opera camp over Mlle Marie Delna signing to sing next winter with the Gatti-Cazzara Dippel forces. Delna, a leading contralto at the Grand Opera House and Opera Comique, rose from waitress in Meudon to fame after an artist noticed her talent.

Paris New York

Car Riders Spark Riot in Quincy Square

More than 200 men said to be from Boston caused a riot after a fare dispute on three trolley cars near Mosquito Woods. The disturbance delayed traffic as passengers damaged trolley equipment until Quincy police reserves, alerted by Superintendent Gammon, arrived after about an hour. Only three nickels were collected from 80 passengers.

Boston Quincey Square Quincy Mosquito Woods Hough's Neck Gammon Burrell Police Department the Square

Beckley Attempted Suicide After Joy Ride in San Francisco

Miss Juanita Beckley daughter of Admiral George C Beckley of the Hawaiian Republic and former wife of Charles Cunha Harvard football player made a failed attempt to kill herself at the Hotel Stratford by swallowing chloroform after three days of heavy drinking. She was removed to a hospital and was said to be in serious condition but expected to recover. She told a friend a local businessman had treated her cruelly and she no longer wished to live.

San Francisco Cal Land of Bohemia Juanita Beckley George C. Beckley Hawaiian Republic Charles Cunha Harvard Stratford Miss Beckley

Rappoport Charged In Diamond Redemption Plot

Samuel Rappoport, 35, of 342 Blue Hill Avenue, arrived in custody with Inspectors Burr and Loughlin. Police accuse him of larceny totaling 1879 dollars by taking money to redeem pledged diamonds at low prices and failing to honor agreements. Complainants include Mark Kuster, 43 Tremont Street. Louis Cohen at Fort Avenue and Beach Street, Roxbury. and J De Vere Simmons, 60 State Street.

Samuel Rappoport Blue Hill Avenue Burr and Loughlin Mark Kuster Tremont Street Louis Cohen Fort Avenue Beach Street Roxbury J. de Vere Simmons State Street

Riots near McKees Rocks leave eight dead in clashes

Amid large riots near McKees Rocks, police at Donovan's Bridge faced a 10 000 strong crowd. Exler was killed as a woman fired on him and officers suffered severe beatings and injuries. Strikers battled troopers with bricks and revolvers while streetcars were wrecked and riders assaulted.

Exler Mar State Constabulary

Stabs Daughter's Insulter in Self-Defense Tragedy

Edward Daly 30 lies dying at Cambridge Relief Hospital from a knife wound above the heart. Thomas Wilson 60, Daly's father in law, is under arrest and said to have admitted the stabbing claiming self defense after Daly allegedly attacked Miss Annie Wilson in her kitchen and Daly drew a razor before Wilson struck with his weapon. Both victims are described as colored.

Edward Daly Cambridge Relief Hospital Thomas Wilson Daly Annie Wilson Wilson

Cambridge Man Known as Uncle Tom Stabs Visitor

Daly lay bleeding as Wilson 60 entered the house, changed clothes and fled toward Watertown. Police arrested Wilson at Harvard Square an hour later and he told of a quarrel over insults to his daughter. Eyewitnesses supported the father, saying Daly drew a razor and Wilson struck first, stabbing Daly at about 2 o clock in the Wilson home kitchen. Daly was removed to Relief Hospital.

Daly Wilson Cambridge Relief Hospital Tom Harvard Square Watertown Annie Wilson Thomas Miss Wilson Riverview Way

Rich Liquor Store Owner Sells for 80000 in Greenport

Herman Sandman of Greenport Long Island sold his liquor store last week for 80000 dollars. He credited a sign reading no drinks to poor fathers with his success saying no patron ever became intoxicated there. He plans to reside in Queens Borough where he holds realty.

Herman Sandman Greenport L. I Sandman Queens Borugh Reality Holdings

Dr. H. B. Knight Dies in Worcester Home

Worcester news reports Dr. H. B. Knight a Ward 9 school committee member and prominent physician found dead at his High Street residence. Medical examiner cites apoplexy as the cause. he retired in good health the previous night and was awakened at 8 o'clock with no response. He belonged to the District Medical Society and other groups.

Worcester Knight High Street Roscoe District Medical Society

Harriman Battles Rough Atlantic Voyage Home

E. H. Harriman stayed in his Cherbourg suite since Aug 18 as the Kaiser Wilhelm II rides rough seas toward home. He hopes the voyage back matches the ease of crossing to France, but the journey has proved strenuous and taxing. The traveler, pale and fatigued, rooms only with pre prepared meals under his physician Dr Lyle’s orders awaiting Arden upon landfall.

Kaiser Wilhelm II Cape Race E. H. Harriman Cherbourg Bad Gastein France Harriman Arden Lyle

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