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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1910
Page
9
A Post photo from the business district shows a driver and a washed out image. The paper offers a five dollar gold piece to the driver who identifies the team within five days by visiting the City Editor at 275 Washington Street, noon to 6 pm, with proof of identity. Tomorrow another team photo and a full page next Sunday are promised.
Henry Lincoln Clapp, 70, retired master of George Putnam School Roxbury, pioneered a learner centered method. He advocates child led inquiry over rote memorization, citing a classroom incident with a young Clarence Warren to illustrate learning through questions. His methods shaped public schools nationwide and abroad.
Havana reports Colonel Joren Valera, a mulatto, and six other color men were arrested by the secret police on charges of plotting an uprising against the government.
A stubborn blaze in Providence at 400 Westminster Street scorched the two upper floors of the Caesar Misch Company building early today. More than twenty offices were burned out and many other rooms damaged by water. Loss is estimated at the time.
The body of Charles Hazeltine, an elderly Pawtuxet artist who lived alone for 37 years, was moved to Boston for cremation at Forest Hills. His son William O. Hazeltine accompanied the body. Hazeltine wished his ashes scattered on the Pawtuxet River above the falls, to Narragansett Bay and the sea, and it is believed his wish will be carried out.
Driver C M Myers identifies Billy broncho of Walter Barnes & Son at 21 Congress street and receives five dollars. Twelve teams pictured in Sundays Post are named with drivers and horses including Dailey & Co Dennis Shea Paul North Packing Ingram Jerry Frank Duke Bob Earl Blanche Babe Jerry Chubby Mike Jenny Teddy Dick and others with locations in Somerville Roxbury Medford Chelsea Cambridge and Newton.
In Philadelphia on July 11 the Rev Dr Jacob Sallade acting pastor of Grace Baptist Temple was crushed to death after being dragged under wheels while attempting to board a fast inbound Reading Railway passenger train at Tioga station. He was secretary of the American Home Mission Society and formerly pastor of Temple Baptist Church.
In Next Sunday's Post a Blam Harnish known as Burning Daylight dominates Circle City's dance hall and a poker game, then undertakes a 60 day mail run to Dyea. He bosses men, wins a fortune in the Klondike, returns to Dawson, expands into mining and finance, survives threats from Hammersmith interests, and ultimately seeks new fields after amassing millions and facing a stock manipulation plot.
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