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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1910

Page

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Fire Victims Fund Reaches 3456 01 In Campbellton Report

The Campbellton fire relief fund totals 3456.01 dollars per a report from Federal Trust Co, the fund custodian. Contributors include Kidder Peabody 500, Rothwell Export 25, J M Morrison 100, George J Raymond 20000, Globe Newspaper 6500, Chase & Sanborn 100, Houghton & Dutton 100, S S Pierce 100, Intercolonial Club 500, Boston Univ 500, and many others totaling 3456.01.

Campbellton Federal Trust Company Kidder, Peabody & Co Rothwell Export Company J. M. Morrison George J. Raymond A. Shuman & Co Jerome Jones Eugene N. Foss David W. Cheever Gustavo Preston Ee Wee Ugc Ss Hs Oe Ok Oo Os William Chisholm Dorchester Bachelor Club Globe Newspaper Company Hornblower & Weeks Chase & Sanborn Houghton Margaret Miller Fred Moore D. Henderson John A. Hayes S. S. Pierce Company Federal Trust Co Intercolonial Club Daniel W. Lawrence Boston J. F. Fitzgerald

Campbellton Seeks 100000 in Outside Aid for Rebuild

Post staff reports Campbellton, N B July 20. To rebuild the town at least 100000 in outside assistance is needed per conservative estimate by Judge Henry N F McPatchy, finance committee chairman. He met all day with executive committee members and noted plans to retain working people from moving away.

Campbellton N. B Henry N. F. McPatchy

Town faces housing dilemma amid new business blocks

Several rough buildings were thrown together today, but most of them to house business firms. Permanent dwellings have been started, and the town is face to face with the problem of keeping here the poorer people, on whom really depends the future of the place.

Woman to Fly Channel From Rheims to Dover

Madame Franck, an aeroplanist, departed Rheims for Calais to attempt a flight across the English Channel to Dover, marking a audacious early 20th century aviation endeavor.

Rheims France Madame Franck Calais English Channel Dover

Detroit and Boston game goes eleven innings in loss

Nearly 15 000 paid admissions at Boston Detroit game. Scores list Detroit 3 Boston 11 innings. Other results include New York 2 St Louis 10 innings, Philadelphia 2 Chicago 0, Washington 8 Cleveland, Boston 3 Pittsburg, Cincinnati 6 New York 1 Chicago 1, Brooklyn 12 innings, Philadelphia 11 St Louis 4. Also notes on light swim, ocean race winner Irolita, tennis at Longwood, sulky race at Grand Rapids, Union Boat Club regatta in Boston.

Boston New York St. Louis Philadelphia Chicago Washington Cleveland Pittsburg Cincinnati Brooklyn Boston-Detroit Bruno Gardner Irolita Longwood Jones Geers Grand Rapids Union Boat Club

Counterfeiters Working Inside Charlestown State Prison

A gang of convicts set up a counterfeit money operation in Charlestown State prison producing bogus half dollars. Authorities, led by Warden Benjamin F Bridges, conduct thorough searches of the prison to locate alloy material molds and additional coins.

Charlestown State Prison Benjamin F. Bridges

Counterfeiting Plot Jars Charlestown State Prison

Warden surprised by leaks as investigation unfolds into inmates at Charlestown State Prison suspected of counterfeit operations. Prison officials report a hidden minting setup found in a cell with plaster molds and crude minting gear. No charges yet. investigators seek evidence and report to the Treasury.

Frederick G. Pettigrove Prison Commission Dudley Street Roxbury Bridges Charlestown State Prison Secret Service United States Treasury Plaster of Paris

Heart-Breaking Contingency for Sox in Race to Second

Boston trails to third place and can reclaim second with a win over Detroit while St. Louis must beat New York. The article outlines possibilities for four leading teams and the playoff path.

Boston Detroit St. Louis New York

Tigers Triumph In 11 Inning Drain At Fenway

Boston fans filed home after a 3 to 2 loss at the Opera House as the Tigers finally broke through in 11 innings. Jennings' bold runs toppled Boston, dropping the home club to third place despite late scoring chances.

Boston Opera House Red Sox Tigers Jennings Boston

Detroit Tigers Fall to Visitors Despite Strong Team Effort

Outpitched and outbatted, the Tigers played sharply in defense though injuries thinned their infield. Manager Donovan’s team fought back from holes, but a costly 11th inning sequence doomed them. The loss was framed as Ty Gobb’s decisive performance rather than Detroit’s faults.

Tigers Donovan Moriarty Delehanty Detroit Ty Gobb

Governor Prouty backs calm after Island Pond attack

Governor Prouty toured Island Pond with 42 armed deputy sheriffs after an attack on strike-breakers brought by Central Vermont railroad. He said he stood ready to call out the militia if needed but does not foresee further trouble. Deputies remained to maintain order as he departed by auto.

Island Pond Prouty Central Vermont Railroad Vermont

Rail strike tightens freight lanes and halts mills

The second day of the Grand Trunk and Central Vermont railroad walkout disrupts freight with only isolated cars moved. The Somerset Woolen Co at Monson closes at noon due to lack of stock, likely triggering more mill shutdowns if the tie-up persists. Island Pond Vermont sees disruption prompting a request to Governor George H. |

Island Pond Monson Grand Trunk Central Vermont New England Montreal Portland Somerset Woolen Company Somerset Company George H

Fear for Life of Consul In Nicaragua Port

Washington reports fear for the life of Edwin W. Trimmer United States consul at Cape Gracias Nicaragua and the State Department says the cruiser Tacoma will proceed to the port to investigate and land marines if needed to protect American lives and property.

Washington Edwin W. Trimmer United States Cape Gracias Nicaragua Tacoma State Department Thomas P. Moffat Bluefields

Officers Order Cape Gracias Transfer Amid Caribbean Tensions

Two officers and 45 men were ordered to Cape Gracias on the Tacoma after a conference with Commander Hines of the Dubuque. Officials say the Tacoma may already be in Nicaragua’s troubled zone though no word confirms this. A Madrid newspaper quote inflames Nicaragua against Americans, citing threats to attack North Americans in retaliation for Taft’s policy.

Cape Gracias Tacoma Hines Dubuque la Nacion Madrid Managua Nicaragua Mr. Taft

Long Lost Wife Murdered in Brooklyn Home

The body of Mrs. John Herterich was found at 6 Norman Place in Brooklyn. Identification by her husband revealed she had left a luxury life in Piermont, New York, to live in squalor, with the death occurring Tuesday morning.

New York John Herterich Norman Place Brooklyn Piermont N. Y

Prominent Piermont Woman May Hendricks Murder Case

The body of May Hendricks also known as May Faulkner was found in Norman Place near Greek Street with police theory of jealous rage. Her husband John Herterich identified her and recounted her sudden life change from a merchant’s wife in Piermont to a squalid Norman Place existence. Nearly $10,000 taken and several pawn tickets found. investigation notes a Greek peanut vendor Stevis Polimanakas who discovered the murder.

Elsie Segal Brooklyn Piermont May Hendricks May Faulkner New York John Herterich Mr. Herterich Norman Place New York City Stevis Polimanakas Murcer

Public Common Rules and Disorder Concerns in City Notes

A commentary argues the Common is a public space open to all, with no crime in being dirty or loud within limits. It warns inexperienced guards could spur disorder, calls for gentler policing suited to smaller cities, notes complaints are often trivial, and states lighted paths keep pedestrians safe.

Mayor Faces Clash Over Special Police for Boston Common

Mayor John F. Fitzgerald seeks extra guards for the Common Public Gardens and Franklin Square amid concerns of degrad ing spectacles and after dark danger. Police Commissioner Stephen O'Meara opposes, calling the plan an untested experiment and arguing added patrols are needed in West Roxbury Dorchester and Brighton instead.

Stephen O'Meara John F. Fitzgerald Boston Common Public Gardens Franklin Square O'Meara West Roxbury Dorchester Brighton

Farro Gang Member Arrested in Cambridge Bank Heist Case

Philadelphia July 20 detectives tonight arrested John R Marshall 38 of 3126 North Broad Street for alleged participation in a gang of swindlers tied to a Cambridge bank robbery. The group allegedly stole 300000 from the Cambridge National City Bank while defrauding keeper George Mass.

Philadelphia John R Marshall North Broad Street The Institution W. Coleman Cambridge Na Bank of George Mass

Forecast for Boston and vicinity warms ahead

Forecasts indicate fair weather and rising temperatures for Boston and surrounding areas with light variable winds. An accompanying national forecast notes generally fair conditions for England tomorrow and Friday with a slow temperature rise and light to moderate south winds shifting to variable.

Boston and Vicinity Washington England

Daily Weather Snippet From Thompson's Spa

Furnished by Thompson's Spa, the snippet lists scattered numbers and times with average temperatures. It records yesterday's average temperature as 65 and compares to the previous year, alongside multiple stray figures and codes.

Thompson’s Spa

Mayor denies plan for large special police force

The Mayor rejected any idea of expanding police power, saying the force should stay small with all appointments needing the police commissioner's approval. He argued the open Common invites degrading spectacles and urged reducing evils rather than arguing them away.

O'Mara John F Boston

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