Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Boston Post in Boston, Massachusetts

We have 4,454,244 pages in Massachusetts

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 20 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1912

Page

1

Three States Threaten Boss In Roosevelt Bolt

Three states threaten to bolt Taft by pledging their electors to Theodore Roosevelt. Pennsylvania California and West Virginia endorse William Flinn plan to have Republican electors vote for Roosevelt if the Chicago nomination is seen as stolen. Governor Glasscock backs the move and Taft supporters fear the impact.

Pennsylvania West Virginia California Roosevelt Taft Chicago National Committee William Flinn Pittsburg Glasscock Roose Velt Theodore Roosevelt Flinn McKinley Southern

Senate Upholds Trolley Veto and Railroad Fight

A day of tense sessions ends with the Senate sustaining the western trolley veto and defeating Governor’s railroad bills by two votes. The House rejects another railroad push 117 to 77. Legislative leaders weigh new rules on gubernatorial messages amid a growing parliamentary dispute.

Desperate struggle over western trolley bill at State House

Desperate fighting over the western trolley bill saves the Governor's veto by two votes. A snap Senate vote to trap the Governor fails. Railroad supervision is defeated amid disagreement and ordered investigations. Electrification and tunnel plans are lost. Governor demands action to protect the public and refuses to prorogue the Legislature.

State House Senate House

Mellen Getting Better Acquainted With Foss

At South Station last night President Mellen of the New Haven Road said he had no comments on the Governor’s action. He had known the governor for years and now feels he is possibly better acquainted with him.

South Station Mellen New Haven

Eight Boys Hurt As Car Jumps Switch

A collision caused by an open switch on Dudley street injured eight boy students and lightly damaged others on an Elevated strike day. Transit ran peacefully elsewhere, with unionists focusing on organizing.

Dudley Street Harrison Avenue Milton Blue Hill Avenue

Divorce Case Details Troubled Wife and Husband Rules

Mrs Edith S Bennett seeks divorce from Dr Frederick S Bennett of 456 Centre street Jamaica Plain in Suffolk county. She cites cruel and abusive treatment and presents a diary of grievances in response to her husband’s request for more particulars ahead of today’s hearing.

Edith S. Bennett Frederick S. Bennett Centre Street Jamaica Plain Suffolk County Bennett

Woman Charged Fees In Odd Divorce Case

The report describes a woman claiming fines for minor misdeeds including malching $5 for reading her mother’s Christmas letter and 5.75 for buying sugar, with further penalties for impertinence and sauciness. Mrs Bennett seeks divorce custody of their daughter and alimony.

Bennett

Waltham High Tops Chelsea in 10 Inning Win

Waltham High defeated Chelsea High 3 to 2 after 10 innings at Waltham yesterday. The Rays had strong pitching and timely hits with Fagan and Gately behind Rogers and Tirrell in the Batteries.

Waltham High Chelsea High Waltham R. H. E. Waltham High Fagan Gately Rogers Tirrell

To New York and Beyond

Travel ad promises passage to New York and beyond on great white steel steamships Massachusetts and Bunker Hill with through tickets to all points. Sailings advertised by water route.

New York Massachusetts Bunker Hill

Deputy Watts Resigns from Boston Police Department

Deputy Superintendent William B. Watts, noted for an international reputation, retires at roll call at 5:45 last night on his own request. The retirement surprised inspectors and was announced officially with little prior notice.

William B. Watts Boston Police Department

Retirement of Deputy William B Watts Ends 34 12 Years Service

Deputy Superintendent William B Watts retires at age 61 after 34 12 years in the force. He ends active duty June 12 1912 at 5 45 p m and will join the pension roll at 1500 dollars per year. His career largely with the headquarters detective force spans 18 years.

O’meara William B. Watts Police Watts

Moon and planet events and lamp timing notes

The report notes moonrise at 2:52 a m with sunrise in 165th day and day length increasing by 6 hours 11 minutes. Venus rises at 3:44 a m and sets at 3:30 a m while Saturn rises at 2:47 a m. Artificial lamps to be lit tonight at 7:52.

Venus Saturn

Obscure Ancestry Notes for Historic Birthdays and Battles

General Winfield Scott born 1786 is noted along with the Battle of Winchester Virginia in 1563 and the birthday of William H. Lincoln former president of the Boston Chamber of Commerce.

Winfield Scott United States Mexico Winchester William H. Lincoln Boston Chamber of Commerce

Boston Forecast Full of Fair Weather Through Friday

Thursday will be fair and somewhat cooler in Boston and vicinity. Friday remains fair with light northwest winds. New England wide, Thursday and Friday forecast similar conditions with moderate northwest winds.

Boston New England

Five Story Block Burns at Sudbury and Portland Streets

A five story building at Sudbury and Portland streets was gutted by a major fire that prompted four alarms after 1 am. The blast ruptured oils and varnishes as flames reached the roof. Porter Hubert Johnson of the American House fell from the hotel roof and died at Relief Hospital. Painter Michael Foley was rescued unconscious from the fifth floor.

Sudbury Portland Streets Hubert Johnson American House Relief Hospital Michael Foley Arthur Hunt

Fire Engulfs Sudbury Street Flat Iron Building

Ladder crews rescue unconscious Foley with a rope as flames swallow the two‑story end of a flatiron building at 46 Sudbury Street. Firefighters battle dense smoke, shifting alarms, and a wall of water from towers to quell the blaze begun about 1 PM. The blast shattered windows of nearby shops and sent residents and guests of the American House fleeing.

Joseph Hanton Foley McGoon Lieutenant Powers Ladderman Galpole Hanton Sudbury Street Sudbury Place Portland Street Puffer Soda Water Appliance Manufacturing Company

Red Sox Lead in Series With White Sox Opener

Boston faces Chicago in a four game set to decide if they stay atop the standings on their Western trip. Chicago must win three of four to claim the lead. Washington rides a 12th straight win and opens a four game set at Cleveland seeking a flawless trip.

Cleveland Naps

Red Sox Aim for Fourth Win to Lead Series in St Louis

St Louis June 12. Manager Jake Stahl changed plans and sent Joe Wood to the mound for the afternoon game against the Browns. Boston seeks a fourth straight victory to clinch the series and head to Chicago with a sizable lead over the White Sox.

ST. Louis Browns Windy City White Sox Jake Stahl Joe Wood

Boy dies after accidental rifle shot in Woburn

June 12 at Choate Memorial Hospital an 11 year old, David McDermott, was mortally wounded by a rifle bullet fired by 5 year old Stephen Colluci during muskrat hunting. The bullet struck the right lung. a doctor ordered immediate hospital transfer.

Colluci McDermott

Baseball Results From National and American Leagues

St Louis loses to Boston 6 to 8 while New York tops Chicago 3 to 2 and Pittsburg defeats Brooklyn 7 to 2. Philadelphia blanked Cincinnati 5 to 0 and Boston beat St Louis 5 to 3 in another American clash. Red Sox vie for lead as White Sox chase. Mike Murphy notes Swedish climate poses no hurdle for American athletes. Harvard defeats Holy Cross 7 to 6, Brown shuts out Amherst 7-0, and Longwood tennis advances as Veterans fall. Yale and Harvard crews on Thames. Moira defeats McKinnon while substituting for Jimmy Gardner.

National St. Louis Boston New York Chicago Pittsburg Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia Washington Detroit Cleveland Red Sox White Sox Mike Murphy Harvard Holy Cross Brown Amherst Yale Thames Moira McKinnon Jimmy Gardner

Also Mentioned on This Page

Harry Boston and Worcester Trolley Worcester Foss First National Bank Foreign Banking Service Canada Europe First National Bank of Boston Federal Street Crawford Brattle Street Scollay Square Brazile Street Quincy House Rattle ST & Brattle SQ Dinieg Bill A. M Portland Gloucester Newport Thompson's Spa Sudbury ST Jonathan Murphy A. A Fox and Senner Hines Engine 8 X-Zalia Paul H. Shannon First Celemn Chum
Search Courier

Search the Boston Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Boston Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication