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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1910

Page

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Greatest Pageant of 20th Century in London for Edward VII

World leaders and royal representatives paid final respects as Edward VII lay in state at Windsor. London’s pageantry featured gilded coaches and uniforms while Colonel Roosevelt wore a plain dress suit, standing toward the line’s rear in the grand procession.

Windsor Roosevelt London England Edward VII St. George’s Chapel Windsor Castle Edward IV Henrys Charles I Georges William IV

London Funeral Procession Draws Crowds Across City

Thousands gathered along the procession route in London, standing among crowds on sidewalks and occupying expensive seats in Piccadilly hotels as the funeral cortege moved past. Continued on Page 4-First Column.

Piccadilly

New England Forecast Sees Showers and Light Winds

The forecast for New England on Saturday calls for showers and likely Sunday with light to moderate south winds. Winds along the New England and Middle Atlantic coasts are expected to be light to moderate from the south as steamers depart Saturday for Europe and to the Grand Banks, with showers along the route.

Boston Washington New England Middle Atlantic Pdérta Grand Banks

Two Bay Area Accidents Claim and Save Lives

In Greater Boston two accidents show sea and road hazards. A boat capsized in the upper harbor sinking youth Harry Sawyer with companion Harry James rescued. In Cambridge, a large touring car struck two boys, Samuel McDermott dying at hospital and Herbert Kline badly bruised.

Boston Harry Sawyer Harry James Cambridge Samuel McDermott Herbert Kline

Cambridge Boys Hurt In Hit And Run On Charles River Road

Samuel McDermott 13, of 88 School Street Cambridge lies dying at Cambridge Relief Hospital from a severe head wound after a large touring car struck him and fled. Herbert Kline 12, of 11 Pine Street Cambridge, suffers bruises and is at home. The incident occurred yesterday near Brookline Street Bridge. Dr David C Dow, driving nearby, found McDermott dazed and took him to hospital.

Samuel McDermott School Street Cambridge Cambridge Relief Hospital Herbert Kline Pine Street Charles River Road Brookline Street Bridge Kline McDermott Charles River Charlesgate Hospital Harvard Bridge Massachusetts “Avenue David C. Dow Hilliard Street Charles River Parkway

Boston men tied to bank embezzlement trial in New York

George W. Coleman and Big Bill Kelcher are linked to an embezzlement case involving the National City Bank of Cambridge. Eyewitness Wilson W. Lockhart testified they met at the Belmont Hotel cafe and traveled by Merchants Limited, frequenting Boston hotels and dining together, with Coleman introducing Kelcher at Kelcher’s Winthrop home.

George W. Coleman National City Bank of Cambridge Kelcher Belmont Hotel New York Coleman Wilson United States Circuit Court Lockhart Back Bay

Coleman accused in missing bank funds scheme and New York trips

The account alleges that between May and February Coleman misappropriated most of 309000 for a scheme with Kelcher and a mysterious Jack to break a fare bank in New York. He reportedly traveled to New York about three afternoons weekly while 167000 of the stolen total came from 57 checks exchanged by Frank van Blarcom, former manager at J Thomas Rinehardt.

Coleman New York Kelcher Jack Lockhart Frank van Blarcom J. Thomas Rinehardt Devonshire Street National City Bank of Cambridge

Comet Found Near Yerkes Observatory Tonight

Halley's comet without a tail was observed from 7:40 to 8:35 p m in Williams Bay Wisconsin. It first appeared in a four inch telescope at 7:40 and became naked eye at 8:10 remaining visible until cloud cover at 8:35. The comet dipped below the western horizon at 9.

Yerkes Observatory Williams Bay Wis Halley

Halley's Comet Seen From Lick Observatory This Morning

Director W W Campbell reported Halley's comet observed at Lick Observatory in the eastern sky. The tail stretched from the horizon toward the Milky Way, appearing about one third as intense as yesterday.

San Jose Cal W. W. Campbell Lick Observatory

Boston and Worcester Trolley Line Schedule Ad

For business and pleasure use the Boston and Worcester trolley. Cars depart Park Square every 15 minutes with subway connections at Chestnut Hill.

Boston & Worcester Park Square Chestnut Hill

Sarah and Lucy Crew Rescued Near Vineyard Haven Harbor

A seven-man crew aboard the Sarah and Lucy, bound from Boston to New York with copper cinders, were saved after grounding in Vineyard Haven harbor off Cape Cod. The vessel signaled for help via wireless telegraphy to Pollock Rip lighthouse, alerting the Acushnet revenue cutter at Woods Hole. The cutter arrived as water reached three and a half feet in the hold, and the crew was towed safely into the mud after hours of pumping and fatigue.

Vineyard Haven Sarah and Lucy Cape Cod Boston New York Sarah Woods Hole Acushnet

Moulders Vote to Seek Wage Increase in Boston Field

By unanimous vote the Boston Moulders Union 106 and Caremakers Union 428 decided to jointly seek wage increases. They aim for a 2 percent rise and 50 cents per day respectively, effective Monday June 6. About 1,000 moulders in Boston and vicinity work a nine hour day at a $3 minimum, while 600 caremakers earn $2.70 for nine hours.

Boston Moulders Caremakers Boston

Abe Att Defeats Murphy in Ten Round Featherweight Fight

New York May 2 Abe Att, the featherweight champion, dominated Tommy Murphy to win a ten round decision. Att controlled the pace with sharp counters and solid defense en route to the victory.

New York Abe Tommy Murphy Iountas

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