Mrs Galt Fooled a Big Crowd at Auto Run
A large audience watched as Mrs Galt caused a car to speed into a crowd. a boy was struck but not seriously hurt. Mr Wilson expressed concern and helped manage the scene.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1915
Page
1
I’ll Have That Guy Pinched Mario Says
New York, November 5. Mario Passi answers reporters with a humorous claim to arrest the driver who hit him after a celebrity sighting. His sister Eleanor helps him through the moment as the family reflects on the attention. The boy names a man in a wool coat as the possible driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mario
Eleanor
Crowd blocks Fifth Avenue for Wilson at St Regis
A noon crowd on Fifth Avenue and Fifty fifth Street in front of the Hotel St Regis tried to greet President Wilson and his fiancée Mrs Norman Galt. The plan to watchful wait ended without a meeting as the President motored toward Pennsylvania station. Continued on Page 8-Fifth Column.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
St. Regis
Wilson
Norman Galt
Pennsylvania Station
President Wilson silent on Bryan criticism policy move
Washington November 5. The White House gave no reply tonight to Mr. Bryan's criticism of President Wilson's new policy. Officials discussed Bryan's statement as the major topic, with the President reportedly aware of Bryan's position before his New York speech.
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Washington
Wilson
Mr. Bryan
House
Harvard and Tigers Today
Harvard faces Princeton in a college basketball card with players Soucy Lee Lamberton Gilman and Gennert Taylor among listed stars. Officials include Referee W S Langford Trinity and Umpire Carl Williams Pennsylvania with field judge E S Land Annapolis and head linesman G N Bankart Dartmouth.
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S. Langford
Trinity
Carl Williams
Pennsylvania
E. S&s. Land
Annapolis
G. N. Bankart
Dartmouth
Navy Uses Wireless to Send First Naval Order
Secretary Daniels transmitted the first naval order by wireless to Rear Admiral Usher at the New York navy yard. The message directed repairs reporting for the dreadnought New York and marked a milestone toward global wireless fleet communication. Assistant Secretary Roosevelt and Mrs. Daniels were noted in the ceremony of the historic exchange.
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Washington
Daniels
Usher
New York Navy Yard
Navy Department
New York Yard
Arlington
New York
Navy
Admiral Usher
Charleston
N. C
Roosevelt
Bryan Opposes Wilsons National Defence Plan
Former Secretary Bryan spoke out against President Wilsons defence program calling it a departure from traditions a reversal of national policy and a menace to peace and safety in a formal statement. The remarks were filed as a lead commentary with continuing coverage on page one six column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bryan
Wilson
Princeton Harvard clash looms as 40 000 fans gather
Princeton awaits a massive crowd as about 40 000 people converge on the town. The advance party has entered hotels and homes while the main train load from New York Boston and Philadelphia prepares to arrive tomorrow morning. The expected contest centers on 11 Princeton players versus 11 Harvard players in a peaceful buildup to the football battle.
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Princeton
N. J
College Town
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Nobel Prize List Reveals Edison Leads Physics Award
The Copenhagen correspondent reports next week’s Nobel prizes include Physics to Thomas A. Edison and Nikola Tesla, Literature to Romain Rolland and others, Chemistry to Theodor Svedberg, with Danish and Swedish laureates also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Copenhagen
Daily Telegraph
Thomas A. Edison
Nikola Tesla
Romain Rolland
Henrik Pontoppidan
Troels Lund
Verner von Heidenstam
Theodor Svedberg
Electric Blows Man Unconscious in Malden Street Incident
William Irving of 16 Garnet Street Malden was struck by an electric car on Pleasant Street Malden last night and knocked unconscious. He was taken to Malden Hospital where he remains in serious condition.
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William Irving
Garnet Street
Malden
Pleasant Street
Malden Hospital
Fire in Somerville Stable Burns Five Horses
Cambridge and Somerville fire departments clashed while tackling a blaze in a stable at 55 Springfield Street Somerville just before 1 AM. Five horses perished in the flames.
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Cambridge
Somerville
Springfield Street
Firefighters Dispute Prompts Clash Amid Large Stable Fire
A Cambridge Somerville fire response to two alarms from boxes 219 and 7 fought a major blaze at a Cambridge stable on Trowbridge Street owned by L Levy. Harnesses lost, building gutted, damage about 2500 dollars. A heated exchange occurred between Engine Company 5 and Somerville firefighters before cooler heads prevailed.
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Cambridge
Somerville
Engine Company 5
L. Levy
Trowbridge Street
W. B. Vincent
W. F. Haley
Sancrie Loses Revere Street Department Post
Walter A. Sancrie, street department superintendent in Revere, was removed from office yesterday by Mayor Arthur B. Curtis for neglect of duty. The mayor stated no charges to the City Council are needed as he can dismiss appointees without council action. The public works chief will oversee street work for now. Sancrie had served as Selectman in 1904.
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Walter A. Sancrie
Revere
Arthur B. Curtis
Sanche
Selectmen
King Shows No Desire to Join Allied Cause
London reports Greece remains indifferent to Allied aims as Queen Sophie influences King Constantine against joining the Allies. A German mission led by Colonel von Falkenhayn arrives in Athens, seen as pressuring Greece to stay neutral or oppose the Allies.
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King
London
Greece
Sophie
Germany
Constantine
von Falkenhayn
Athens
Official Denial of Kitchener Resignation Stays in Place
London reports deny Earl Kitchener has resigned as war secretary. During his temporary absence, Prime Minister Asquith runs War Office duties. no indication of resignation or departure. Kitchener recently met with the King who remains confined after his French accident.
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London
Earl Kitchener
Lord Kitchener
War Office
Asquith
Joffre
England
France
Greek political turmoil overshadowed by royal influence
King Constantine's actions reveal the Queen's strong sway as the ministry falls after a defeat. Ex-Premier Venizelos condemns the King and Premier Zaimis for endangering national interests in a forceful post-election speech.
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Constantine
Venizelos
Zaimis
Moon and Star Phase Details and Daily Times
The notice lists moon phases from November to December 7 with new and quarter dates, plus year day counts and war days. It notes sun set at 4 33 and rises times, Jupiter and Saturn positions, Mars rise near 11, and auto lamp times 5 03 and 5 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Regulus
Anniversary notes for Sousa and church mission in China
John P. Sousa the bandmaster born in 1854 is noted alongside the 1847 organization of the first American missionary church in China. The item also recalls a 1915 event: 25 000 Turks invading Egypt, marked as one year ago today.
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John P. Sousa
China
Egypt
Weather Forecast for New England Areas
Forecast calls for fair conditions in Boston and vicinity on Saturday and Sunday with warmer Sunday and lighter winds. In Northern New England expect cloudy unsettled weather Saturday and Sunday, while Southern New England sees coastal rain Saturday and partly cloudy conditions Sunday.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
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Everybody’s Treat I.b
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