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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1911

Page

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Fenway Stadium Plan Aims to Bind Schools and City Events

A Boston Youth Conference sub committee submits a plan to the mayor endorsing a Fenway stadium project as a general athletic field for grammar and high schools, open to girls and boys, with potential later for an enclosed stadium for basketball, banquets, dances, and public events. The proposal links nearby schools and Simmons College, promising a new city public gathering place for sports, music, pageantry and military drill.

Fenway New England Youth Conference Boston Mitchell Freiman Park Department Boston Latin School Practical Arts Simmons College Back Bay F. ©. Garland Edith Howes

Nahant Celebrates Lodge Reelection With Town Festival

Nahant rejoiced at Henry Cabot Lodge winning another Senate term with a four mile parade led by Surrey's Cadet Band of Lynn. Cannon boomed 24 times and lanterns lined piazzas as locals packed hotels for free refreshments and a town meeting praising Lodge.

States Senate Henry Cabot Lodge Surrey Lynn Charles D. Vary Nahant Board of Selectmen Charles Cabot Johnson Lodge

Woman dies at church concert in South Boston

Just as the curtain was about to rise at a church entertainment in Dahlgren Hall corner of E and Silver streets South Boston Mrs Elizabeth K Brine 55 wife of Robert S Brine president of the RS Brine Transportation Company was taken suddenly ill and died within 10 minutes before medical aid could be summoned

Dahlgren Hall E and Silver Streets Boston Elizabeth K. Brine Robert S. Brine R.S. Brine Transportation Company

Mrs Brine Dies At Parish Hall After Fainting Spell

Mrs. Brine and her daughter Isabel were at an Episcopal Church entertainment when Mrs. Brine fainted and died. Dr. Smith of the G A R attended but arrived after death. Medical examiner cites natural causes likely heart trouble. Isabel Brine, noted City Point educator, and R S Brine Transportation Co. founder husband held in shock. Body removed to 826 East Fifth Street.

Harrison Loring, Jr R. S. Brine Transportation Company New England

Chicago Opera Season Ends After 11 Weeks

The Chicago grand opera season closes after the tonight performance of The Girl of the Golden West. Caruso performs tonight and goes to Cleveland tomorrow to fill an engagement for Miss Mary Garden, ill. Receipts total about $500000 with the Salome premiere yielding the largest single show take at $14600. Critics hail Isis as a season high point.

Chicago

Ely Flies 13 Miles, Lands on Cruiser Then Returns

Eugene B. Ely completed a 13 mile flight from Selfridge Field to the cruiser Pennsylvania and back to Selfridge Field without incident. He landed safely on the ship and was cheerfully carried by the Thirteenth Infantry after the return. Ely remarked the feat could likely be repeated nine times out of ten.

San Francisco Eugene B. Ely Pennsylvania Selfridge Field Ely Thirteenth Infantry Eugene G. Ely U. S. S. Pennsylvania

Ely Makes Flight Attempt From Cruiser Deck

At 10:58 a.m. Ely left the aviation grounds and rose over the San Druno hills, heading toward San Francisco as a wooden platform 130 by 50 feet with rope and sandbag lines awaited on the cruiser Pennsylvania. Preparations included canvas barriers and fully manned launches in case of mishap, with a wireless warning sent to the fleet anchored in the bay.

Ely San Druno San Francisco

Judge Bond's Condition Worsens. Dies Expected Soon

Waltham January 18 Judge Bond grew weaker through the day and doctors say he cannot live beyond 48 hours.

Waltham, Jan

Boston Hotel Co Lessees Offers Private Bath Rooms

The listing promotes the Boston Hotel Co leasing opportunity highlighting outside frontage, one mile, private baths in every room, in-room long distance telephone, first class cuisine, no-tip dining, and large suites with daily rates from $1.50 to $3. Baggage transfers are free and a booklet is available by postal request.

Boston Hotel Co United States

Real Estate Purchases Guarded by Title Guarantee

Self Protection Mr Roscoe S Butterfield buys a Main Street residence in Wakefield. Dr James Blenkorn buys an estate at Main and Warren Streets in Stoneham. Massachusetts Title Insurance Company examined and guaranteed the titles. Its guarantee costs no more than an ordinary examination. Offices at 70 State Street Boston.

Roscoe S. Butterfield Main Street Greenwood Wakefield James Blenkorn Main and Warren Streets Stoneham The Massachusetts Title Insurance Company Massachusetts Insurance Coe State Street Boston

New England Forecast Warmth and Clouds Ahead

Forecast notes fair and warmer weather across New England Thursday and Friday with cloudy skies and moderate winds from the south and southwest. The Middle Atlantic coast sees similar moderate variable winds mostly from the south and southeast. Steamers bound for European ports will encounter moderate variable winds and generally fair conditions to the Grand Banks.

Washington New England Middle Atlantic European Grand Banks

Nationals Leaders Seek Trade in New York

Manager Tenney, President Russell and Vice-President Page travel to New York in pursuit of a trade. Dartmouth defeats Princeton in hockey. East Boston H. & T. gains a basketball promise. Jemmy Gardner KO’s Terry Martin. Sam Langford sails for Decatur as a truck arrives from New York after a rough trip.

Tenney Russell Page Boston Nationals New York Dartmouth Princeton Boston H Jemmy Gardner Terry Martin Sam Langford England Decatur

Local Prep Scores Report Across Several Schools

Dartmouth 6 Princeton 3 and Boston 3 Providence 0 headline a recap of recent high school and preparatory matches. Milton Academy 3 Somerville High 6 and Cambridge H L 0, Medford H S 1, Milton H S 0, Melrose H S 4, Newton H S 2 complete the results list.

Dartmouth Princeton Boston Providence Milton Academy Somerville High Noble Independents Cambridge H. and L Medford H. S Milton H. S Melrose H. S Newton H. S

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Advocate Fenway Stadium Nahant Ames United State House New England Coal & Coke Co Shawmut Bank Building R. S. Brine John H. Spratt Dr. Smith Post 2 Memorial Hall Post D. J. O’brien Hattie J. Gardiner Albert B. Crabtree Brine Chicago Opera Judge Bond Prp SU Met Gat Snore Bost Boston and Vicinity Thompson's Spa Mrs. Rummage Sunday’s Post
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