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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1912
Page
5
Airship hit the stand during the Meadows first flight attempt injuring a man and a child fatally and wounding 15 others including six women J Clif ford Turpin the aviator involved. The uniden tified man died at County Hospital.
Turpin and partner Phil Parmalee blamed a spectator who darted onto the track as Turpin prepared to rise. Traveling about 50 miles an hour, Turpin tilted the right wing to avoid the man, but the plane swerved into the grandstand. He suffered a cut above the left eye and lost consciousness briefly. the meet was postponed.
The Lambs all star show arrives in Boston with a star studded first part featuring David Warfield and Montgomery and Stone. The Actors' Fund Fair in the afterpiece caps a thrilling program with 150 stars. The troupe travels from Springfield this afternoon and will parade along Huntington Avenue to the Opera House at 6 30 p m Friday.
The Lorimer election case will be brought to the Senate next Monday after morning business. Senator Kern of Indiana, opposing, said corrupt practices were used to elect Mr. Lorimer and announced the plan to the Senate.
Henry Siegel Co Boston debuts the Siegel Standard line offering all wool hand tailored men s clothing at a fixed price. The display on Washington street and Hayward place showcases business travel vacation and semi dress wear with no extra charges for silk linings alterations or large sizes. The price remains constant today tomorrow next year and a broad guarantee backs the purchase.
A 45 year old man believed to be N. Migus of Newport Rhode Island died today in a sleeping car on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line as the train neared Chicago. He was traveling east from Sacramento California.
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