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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1913

Page

3

Nine swimmers complete Nahant to Revere crossing

Four girls and five men completed the swim from Nahant to Revere yesterday afternoon. The girls were Mae Barry Charlestown Isabelle Lavery East Boston Maizie Brophy South Boston and Cecelia Friedburg Roxbury. The men were James Santosuosso North End William A Connolly Roxbury Jack Hurwitz Boston Kenneth Remer East Boston and William Kessner L street.

Nahant Revere Mae Barry Charlestown Isabelle Lavery East Boston Maizie Brophy South Boston Cecelia Friedburg Roxbury James Santosuosso North End William A. Connolly Jack Hurwitz Boston Kenneth Remer William Kessener L. Street

Swimmers battle strong wind and tides in difficult race

The field faced a southwest wind and choppy 62 to 56 degree water as Lynn Channel tide pushed swimmers off course. Santosuosso led early with Hurwitz close behind while O Connor and Fitzgerald faltered with cramps and others withdrew after partial miles.

Lynn Channel

Drowning at Wen Dell Quarry Hole In Quincy

John Gray aged 28 a blacksmiths helper at Fore River Works and resident of 500 South street Quincy Point drowned yesterday afternoon at Wen dell quarry hole in Quincy. Charles Halpin his fellow worker living nearby attempted multiple dives but gray was not recovered until five o clock after police used grappling irons.

John Gray Fore River South Street Quincy Point Wendell Charles Halpin Gray Quincy

Notable North End Mermaid Swimmers Race Nahant to Boston

In a string of coastal swims from Nahant to the Boston bathhouse, Miss Barry and Mae Barry's Mae led a crowded field as swimmers including Lavery, Santosuosso, Connolly, Hurwitz, Remner, and Maizie Brophy and William Kessener completed challenging courses. Brophy finished at Brown's pier with the tide aiding her, while Friedburg, Richards, Levy, and Berenson faced rough currents and time gaps.

William Santosuosso Mae Barry Josephine Ryan Miss Barry Miss Lavery James Santosuosso Revere Street Bath House Kessener Miss Brophy Cecelia Friedburg Sam Richards Joe Levy M. H. Berenson Tim Maloney Lowell Frank Murphy Miss Friedburg

Tragic Quarry Swim Ends in Drowning for Gray and Season’s Fatal Dangers

Gray died in an old quarry hole that locals in Quincy call a death trap. The 70 foot deep water and treacherous currents reportedly claimed multiple lives this season. Gray and his companions had gone for a Sunday swim after dinner. he could swim only about 50 yards and disappeared after stepping from a narrow shelf into deep water during a ten minute struggle. Gray, an Irish immigrant, worked at Fore River yards and has relatives in Roxbury and Boston Elevated.

Gray Quincy Halpin Patrick Lardner Lardner America Ireland Fore River Boston Elevated Roxbury

College man drowns after cramp attack at Kreenh

Leonard E. Mason a Carnegie Institute sophomore was found drowned after being attacked by cramps while swimming at Kreenh New Hampshire on August 24. The accident occurred while he struggled to reach shore and friends reported the incident to local authorities.

Salem Man Drowned in Harbor Foot of LaGrange

The body of Lieutenant James W. Nichols, 81, a longtime Salem resident and prominent G. A. R. figure, was found in Salem harbor at the foot of LaGrange street. Ill in health, he wandered from home in scant attire. He helped form the Minute Men of ’61 and served through the Civil War. He recently marked the 52nd anniversary of his marriage and leaves a wife and four children.

Salem James W. Nichols Salem Harbor LaGrange Street

Roosevelt skipping Progressive birthday celebration in Chicago

Albuquerque dispatch reports Colonel Theodore Roosevelt will not attend the Progressive party birthday celebration in Chicago on August 30. He announced en route from Arizona to New York and declined further discussion, then continues to Chicago to change trains for New York.

Albuquerque N. M Theodore Roosevelt Progressive Party Chicago New York Arizona Roosevelt

Tragedy at Ashulet River Drowning Claims Student

A 20 year old student from an unnamed institute in Pittsburg drowned today while bathing in the Ashulet River. He suffered cramps during the incident and could not be revived.

Tute Pittsburg Ashulet River

Two Canoeists Drown At Pine Island Park

Miss Grace Armstrong aged 32 of 696 Elm Street and Edward B. Hughes 30 of Prout Brook Elm Street drowned at Pine Island Park Goffs Falls when their canoe capsized. Hughes tried to rescue Armstrong a poor swimmer and lost his life. Police recovered the bodies this afternoon.

Manchester N. H Grace Armstrong Elm Street Edward B. Hughes Pine Island Park Goffs Falls Hughes

Funeral for Fr Colbert to be one of Wakefield’s largest

The funeral for Rev John D Colbert pastor of St Josephs Wakefield will have three services at 6 7 and 10 am with a children’s mass and a high mass officiated by Monsignor Teeling. Burial at Calvary Cemetery Montvale follows Monday service with town flag at half mast.

John D. Colbert St. Joseph’s Church Wakefield Father Colbert A. J. Teeling Lynn E. F. Fagin Timothy J. Holland Malden Goud Dennis Crimins South Weymouth South Weymouth, and the Thurifer Edmund C. Sliney Charlestown Austin Doherty Roxbury Frank Kenney Brighton Nicholas Murphy Peabody St. Joseph's Church Calvary Cemetery Montvale Wakefield Town Hall

Chicago rider Carlos Goudy sets dirt track 100 mile record

Columbus Ohio reports Harry Goudy of Chicago rode 100 miles on a dirt track in 92 minutes to set a new world record. The previous mark stood at 9% minutes.

Columbus Harry Goudy Chicago

Sulzer Indictments Sought for Legislature Conspirators

Albany Aug 24 friends of Governor Sulzer say indictments will target several legislators active in the impeachment and also high officials in Tammany Hall not officially linked to the Legislature. One charge spoken of is criminal conspiracy.

Albany N. Y Sulzer Tammany Hall

Sulzer war board moves to block impeachment trial

Judge Lynn J. Arnold travels to New York to present newly gathered evidence to District Attorney Whitman. Lawyers and supporters hope the material will force the Court of Appeals to refuse Senate impeachment proceedings, stalling the case and leaving the matter without Senate action.

Sulzer ‘‘War Board Lynn J. Arnold Sulzer Whitman New York County Arnold New York Assembly Judiciary Committee Court of Appeals Senate

93 Year Old Vet Offers Local Soldiers Home to Lead Mexican War Regimen

Washington August 24 President Wilson received an offer from 93 year old James Cunningham of the local Soldiers Home to recruit a regiment from the home if war with Mexico breaks out. He declared I want to lead the boys myself I know Mexico like a book having fought in the last Mexican and Civil wars.

Washington Wilson James Cunningham Mexico Cunningham

Courted by Wire Ends in Hartford nuptials for Postal official

In Hartford an engagement and forthcoming marriage are announced between Miss Georgianna Southworth of the Hartford Postal Telegraph office and Edward A. Coney of New York. Miss Southworth, longtime Postal employee noted for efficiency, has lived at 215 Garden Street with a Hartford career spanning 20 years. Her mother resides in Deep River and a brother Howard is in New Haven.

Hartford Hartford-New York Georgianna Southworth Postal Telegraph Company Edward A. Coney New York Coney The Postal New York City Miss Southworth Garden Street Postal Company New England Deep River Conm Howard New Haven Conn

Dinner quarrel ends in fatal shooting in Dutchess County

Thomas H. Kimlin a 60 year old carpenter was shot through the heart by Lorenzo Barrett 70 after dinner at Hopewell Junction. Barrett is jailed on murder charges and Mrs. Catherine Havens witnesses the incident. Barrett claimed a six year old quarrel with Kimlin as motive.

Poughkeepsie N. Y Thomas H. Kimlin Lorenzo Barrett Hopewell Junction Barrett Catherine Havens Kimlin

Man of 107 Smokes Chews and Drinks on Way to Bedford

Linton Indiana August 24 Joseph Fisher said to be 107 years old and to have cast his first vote for Andrew Jackson passed through town in a wagon on his way to Bedford to make his future home. He was with his daughter 79 and his son 64. Fisher claims he was born in 1808 and uses tobacco, drinks liquor and has never been sick.

Linton Ind Joseph Fisher Andrew Jackson Bedford Mr. Fisher

Rival Gangs Clash at West End Dance Hall

In New York on August 24 a dance at the Midway Athletic Club on lower West End avenue was disrupted by rival gang members. After being expelled they returned by car and opened fire, killing one man and wounding another.

New York Midway Athletic Club Lower West End Avenue

Bandits Fire At Dance Hall Then Abduct Bartender Body

Gangsters in a black touring car opened fire on a dance hall leaving bartender William O'Shaughnessy dead. They loaded his body into the car and fled to Roosevelt hospital, then disappeared. Police arrested two men for coroner's jury action.

William O'Shaughnessy Roosevelt Hospital

Girl Run Down by Auto in Worcester Incident

Miss Annie Kivedais of 100 Bloomingdale street was struck near Union station by an automobile driven by William S. Appleyard, a Boston demonstrator. She and her sister Mary were waiting for a trolley car when the crash occurred. Annie sustained injuries to arms and legs and was taken to police headquarters. Appleyard lives at 50 St Stephen street Boston. passenger Arthur Leonard of West Newton was in the car.

Worcester Annie Kivedais Bloomingdale Street William S. Appleyard Boston Union Station Kivedais Mary Kivedais Appleyard St. Stephen Street Arthur Leonard West Newton

Milton Adopts New Auto Ambulance for Police Patrol

Milton police department added a new automobile patrol ambulance. It was stationed Saturday night and made its first run to the Randolph line, completing the trip there and back in about 15 minutes.

Milton Randolph

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nahant- Revere Cecilia Friedburg BY Howell D. Stevens Santosuosso Hurwitz John Barry Zita Moulton O’connor Fitzgerald Connolly Wallace McDonald Heiverett Hazel Brown Mary Silva Arline Lane Cabot’s Geo. Wm. Bentley Co Reamery Rax Best Butte Best O Ric Nicki Quincy Swimming Hole Leonard E. Mason Keene, N. H Ashuelot River Quarry Swimming Hole Lieut. Nichols T. R Colbert Ers Standish Worsted Macdonald Standish Washington Street
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