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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
12
Great anxiety grips Winnipeg as the steamer Wolverine, carrying 200 fishermen returning from northern fishing stations on Lake Winnipeg, has not been heard from in ten days. Ice earlier than usual trapped ships, hindering harbor entry.
Helen Neilson, aged under six, chased a runaway bull terrier named Patsy across upper Broadway. She was struck by a car and died from a broken neck. the driver, Howard O. Hulse, was not charged but ordered to appear in Harlem court.
Christopher Blake 32, a local mill worker, died by self inflicted gunshot at a Mill Street boarding house. A French note to Miss Nellie Landry Thorndike and two letters to brothers in Canada explained his intent to die for love. His body was badly scorched by powder and a small blaze started among the bed clothes.
Edward M. Gillette and wife of Howard county Maryland filed a $70000 suit in East Cambridge against Francis Shaw and Francis Shaw Jr of Wayland. They allege a reckless auto collision near their home threw Mrs. Gillette from a carriage over a stone wall and into a ravine. She seeks 25000 dollars from each defendant and her husband 10000 dollars for loss of her services and medical care.
Miss Helen Maguire of Woburn files suit in Philadelphia against Charles H. Stevens for breach of promise, seeking 20000. The former Woburn beauty, who left six years ago, reportedly married in Philadelphia then returned, later recounting a pending wedding and trousseau before Stevens withdrew. Her attorney is Horatio N. Allen.
At the 26th annual meeting of the Unitarian conference of the Middle States and Canada in Philadelphia Adelbert Moot of Buffalo was chosen to serve as president for the coming year.
A little less than a year as Miss Martha Mellen received a letter in which a notable exchange began. The note marks a turning point in her personal or social narrative, hinting at upcoming events or recognitions tied to her identity.
Perley G. Davis of Granby Massachusetts today set a world record at the New England Corn Exhibition by producing 108 1 4 bushels of crib dry yellow Flint corn from one acre. He won 500 dollars. Fifty-nine farmers entered, 27 finished. Acre measured and harvest witnessed by officials.
Gardner voters approved six private street acceptances and a $6450 appropriation. The selectmen were authorized to petition the Legislature to raise the debt limit for sewerage purposes beyond the current legal indebtedness.
The two masted schooner Julia A Berkle, bound from Perth Amboy to Nantucket, missteered and went ashore on the east side of the channel while loaded with coal.
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