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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1911

Page

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Ed Walsh Silent No Hit Stuns Boston in 5 0 Victory

Big Ed Walsh pitched a no hitter for the Chicago White Sox against the Boston Red Sox, 5 0, before about 16 000 fans. Ambie McConnell Tannehill and Matty McIntire supported the effort as Walsh joined a small elite by achieving the rare feat.

Chicago Ed Walsh Boston Red Sox Boston Joe Wood Ambie McConnell Tannehill Matty McIntire Comiskey

Walsh Defies Sox In Pitching Triumph Against Boston

White Sox fans roared as Walsh silenced Boston hitters with sharp pitches and stubborn defense. The Boston lineup strained to connect, but Walsh’s control and tenacity kept them scoreless, yielding a memorable pitching victory despite late pinch hitter attempts.

White Sox Boston Walsh

Forest fires threaten St. John's suburbs tonight

St. John's, Aug. 27. The city lies in smoke as brush fires blaze on the southside hills overlooking the harbor. Citizens feel great anxiety as fires rage near the summit cliffs and threaten the port narrative.

ST. John’s N. F

Fire Traps White Hill Plains Florida Homes

A large fire has burned for 24 hours on White hill plains an upland area near the city limits threatening numerous homes and farms. Fire teams and thousands of onlookers watch the blaze from the city side as water shortages hinder containment efforts.

Whitehill

Grand Circuit Races Start Tomorrow Amid Mixed Results

Chicago Detroit Cleveland New York compete as four fail to reach Boston Light. Langford and Jeannette race noted. William A. Pierce dead. Burdett College advertises guaranteed placements for graduates with free catalog from 18 Boylston Street Boston.

William A. Pierce Boston Light Langford and Jeannette Burdett College Boylston St Boston

Atwood to Fly at Harvard Aero Meet Squantum Today

Roxbury aviator Harry N Atwood is to fly at the Harvard aero meet at Squantum today. He is expected to land onto the field with another aviator amid one of the region s greatest receptions for a flyer.

Harry N. Atwood Roxbury Squantum Boston

Atwood and Ovington Set to Enter Wide Flight Contests

Atwood plans to enter all possible events with his Burgess-Wright pattern machine as crowds prepare for his record flight scene. Earle L. Ovington arrives in his fast monoplane, expected to challenge Grahame-White in speed events with racing wings attached.

Atwood Earle L. Ovington Boston Ovington Grahame-White

Pitched Ball Kills Lewiston Player in Game

Chester Childs of Leed's Centre died at a local hospital after being struck on the head by a pitched ball during a Lewiston game in Missouri. He had been at bat, scored a run, continued playing one inning, then collapsed and never regained consciousness. He was married and % years old.

Lewiston Chester Childs Leed’s Centre Childs

Big Miner Cause of 26 Deaths at Canonsburg Opera House

At Canonsburg Pennsylvania a moving picture show panic after a minor defect and a boy cry of fire caused 26 deaths and many injuries. Borus Dubrowski a large miner attempted the exit and toppled on stairs triggering a deadly crush in a crowded theater.

BIG Miner Canonsburg Penn Canonsburg Opera House Borus Dubrowski Dubrowski

Theatre disaster description and ensuing investigation

A wall of panic and crush killed many as firemen police and residents rescued the unhurt and pulled the dead from the stairway. Coroner Herran opened an inquiry and planned to call inspectors to probe compliance with state laws after a moving picture incident sparked the deadly jam. Continued on page 2-third column.

James T. Herran

Eight Hurt In Middletown Express Wreck

At Middletown Connecticut on August 27 an express train on the New York New Haven Hartford line derailed after rails spread. Sixty people were injured and eight believed seriously. The train, a Sunday excursion to seaside resorts, consisted of an engine two baggage cars and eight passenger coaches.

Middletown Conn Valley Division New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad

Train Wreck Near Connecticut River Leaves Several Injured

A locomotive overturned onto its side into a sand bank after a derailment that sent two baggage cars down an 85 foot embankment toward the Connecticut river. Engineer Robert Mather escaped with a dislocated hip and bruises after being cut from the cab. A baggage man suffered a broken nose and a brakeman on a second passenger coach was concussed. Injured include Mr. and Mrs. J. Lawrence Coit of New London, D. B. Field of Hartford, Laban Drehan of Springfield, and David Dunn of Norwich with varying injuries and shock.

Connecticut River Robert Mather J. Lawrence Coit New London D. B. Field Hartford Laban Drehan Springfield Mass David Dunn Norwich

Day length and notable anniversaries in brief

On the 240th day of the year the day length is 18 hours 23 minutes with sunrise at 5 04 and sunset at 6 27. The day’s decrease is 1 hour 54 minutes and lamps auto on at 6 57. Anniversaries: Ire D Sankey born 1840 Bellamy Storer born 1847 M A De Wolfe Howe born 1864.

D. Sankey Bellamy Storer M. A. de Wolfe Howe

Rain Forecast for Boston and Vicinity

Weather bulletin notes rain on Monday and Tuesday with shifting winds from east to northeast. Forecasters expect increasing winds from the northeast on Monday across Boston and surrounding area.

Boston Vicinity Washington England

Temperature report from Thompson's Spa yesterday

Average temperature yesterday was 62 with readings from 56 to 69 across the day. The report notes historical averages and remarks on daily conditions, indicating a typical April day with no extreme fluctuations.

Esterday

Dorchester Police Wounded by Buckshot in Suspected Black Hand Shootout

Three Dorchester patrolmen, Arthur Cooper James Clark and Bernard Doherty, were targeted by buckshot just after 1 AM. Clark suffered critical injuries to chest and arms. all officers reportedly fired on armed men awaiting a Black Hand threat, though the incident involved a police blunder.

Dorchester Black Hand Arthur Cooper James Clark Bernard Doherty Clark

Dorchester Black Hand Attack Leaves Two Officers Dead

In Dorchester Division 11, two officers Clark and Cooper were killed by a fusillade while on duty near Harrison Square. Doher ty and Doherty were wounded as patrols pursued black hand agents linked to a $2000 ransom letter to Rosa Di Angelo. Five men later found sheltering in a ruined station linked to Quinn and Keon.

Dorchester Clark Cooper Gale Collins Doherty Angelo Amerano Fenton Street Raffaele Lepore Duncan Street Francesco Conti Augustino Matteo Quinn & Keon New York, New Haven & Hartford Road Harrison Square Rosa di Angelio

Insane Patient Brutally Assaulted at Worcester Hospital

Michael Leydon, 33, of Somerville, committed to Worcester Insane Hospital, was found this afternoon with fatal injuries after a morning assault by a hospital attendant. He is expected to die.

Worcester Michael Leydon Somerville Worcester Insane Hospital

Finlay Arrested in Asylum Assault Case at Worcester

George B Finlay 21, a Palermo Maine native, was arrested at Worcester Central Police Station after allegedly assaulting Michael Leydon at the Worcester asylum. Leydon, found with a broken jaw and multiple broken ribs, had been acting strangely prior to the incident. Finlay denied the charges. Dr Quimby reports witnesses but Levedon’s attackers’ identities are not disclosed.

George B. Finlay Worcester Wis Worcester Central Poice Finlay Palermo Leydon Pla Horace Quimby St Ndlant Worcester Central Thayer Proctor Somerville American Tube Works Althoug Levedon

Dropping Weight Splits Theater Water Valve

A weight attached to an ag curtain in the Malden Auditorium toppled and broke a water pipe in the basement. Flooding shot through the basement as the fire alarm system sounded.

Malden

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