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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1911

Page

16

Fireman Fatally Hurled From Coaster At Revere Beach

F. C. Lima a fireman aboard the U S S New Jersey was thrown from a roller coaster car at Revere Beach and fatally injured. He suffered a crushed skull multiple fractures and severe cuts. Despite hospital care and navy aid the 40 year old man’s prognosis was hopeless.

F. C. Lima U. B. S. New Jersey Revere Beach Lima Tima Frost Hospital Navy Yard Navy Gard

Hunt 300 at sea starving off Montauk Point

New London May 21. A steamer wirelessed that a three masted schooner bound from the Azores for New Bedford with 300 Portuguese aboard is suffering for want of food and water. The schooner was not named.

New London Hsott Montauk Point Azores New Bedford

Public baths stay closed until June fifteenth

Thousands protest a rule delaying opening of Revere Beach and Lynn Beach bath houses to the second week in June. North End residents crowded the North End Park seeking any access while doors remained locked and some people waded to cope with the heat.

Ing Metropolitan Park Commission Revere Beach Lynn Beach North End North End Park

State bath houses not open until June 15 in Boston area

The L street bath house in South Boston remains unofficially open as crowds seek relief from heat. Revere beach hosts over 75 000 sunbathers while officials debate early opening costs and practicality. Metropolitan Park Commission members urge delaying to avoid waste and ensure preparation. Boston Bath Commission chair Richardson Walsh favors possible earlier opening if weather warrants to relieve public suffering.

Revere Beach L Street Boston Revere Post William B. de Las Casas Metropolitan Park Commission Ellerton P. Whitney de Las Casas Richard Walsh Boston Bath Commission Dr. Cabot Walsh The

Bath houses should be open for public health says Dr Cabot

Dr. Richard Cabot argues a hot day justifies keeping baths open for public health. He contends the cost should not be a consideration and urges authorities to throw open bathing places to the public to prioritize health over expense.

Bathing facilities offered at I street bath on hot day

Mr Walsh said anyone could be accommodated at the I street bath on any day and extra towels could be requisitioned by telephone if needed. Dr Cabot noted early season bathing would not harm but could help, while Joseph Lee urged opening baths despite costs. Mayor Fitzgerald said funding and unprecedented May weather hindered immediate opening.

Walsh I. Street Bath North End Waisa Dr. Cabot Joseph Lee Schior Committee Fitzgerald Westfield

Artillerymen Reach Portland From Manila

The 50th and 51st coast artillery units totaling 150 men arrived in Portland harbor tonight, transferred from the Philippines to Fort McKinley. They sailed from Manila April 13, reached San Francisco May 13, then traveled by train to the East, replacing the 284 and 80th companies sent to the Philippines months earlier.

Portland Coast Artillery Philippines Fort McKinley Portland Harbor Manila San Francisco

Decline to Confer With Boss Stalemate in Talks on Teacher Pay

At Herbert Parker suggestion the school committee the Governor and Mayor Fitzgerald were invited to a conference to discuss the mandatory clause and salary increases for elementary teachers. The Governor agreed to meet but Mayor Fitzgerald balked, shelving any compromise.

Herbert Parker Elementary Teachers’ Association Fitzgerald Parker

Teachers press for mandatory clause in salary bill clash

Miss Annie Bancroft and Miss Katherine Kiggen push for a mandatory clause to guarantee salary increases for Boston elementary teachers. They argue the current schedule is top heavy and threaten to vote to strike the clause if the governor veto stands, while Governor and school committee discuss but show little chance of rapid change.

Annie E. Bancroft Katherine A. Kiggen Lee Peter Paul

Dragged Chinese Banker Among Torreon Victims In Mexican Clash

Reports from Laredo describe a brutal incident in Torreon where Dr. J W Lim a wealthy Chinese banker was dragged by a rope tied to the neck through the plaza until dead and rebels allegedly shot him. A second report mentions the hanging of a Ster nau brother hotel owner after Spaniards fired from a Torreon hotel.

Laredo Tex J. W. Lim Torreon Mex Lim Mexico Sternau Brothers

Brown predicts Foss will win again in 54 hour bill forecast

Fr Gerry Brown of Brockton says Governor Foss will not veto the 54 hour bill but will study the facts, delay a week, and sign it into law. He predicts Foss will seek another year as governor and win by a large margin. Brown offers no clear forecast on teachers' salary legislation and other issues before the governor.

Boston United States Gerry Brown Brockton Foss Mr. Brown Brown

Family of four killed by interurban car in Hebron

In Newark Ohio on May 21 the Dodson family from Hebron was wiped out when an Ohio Electric Railway interurban struck their buggy. Dodson aged 3, Mrs Dodson aged 3, and two daughters ages 7 and 4 were killed as their horse spooked and dived onto the track while passing a car a mile east of Hebron.

Newark D. W. Dodson Hebron Ohio Electric Railway Dodson Dodsons

Forest Fire Destroys 100 Acres Near Biddeford Pool

Biddeford Maine May 21 a forest fire swept 100 acres of woodland along the road to Biddeford Pool. Firemen fought the blaze from 2 PM until after dark before it was controlled. About 150 cords of firewood were destroyed. Losses included James H Fogg & Son Frank C Deering and George Davis.

Biddeford Biddeford Pool James H. Fogg

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