Old Coat Club to Bandits Band
Old Coat Club faces Bandits Band in a local clash noted by fans. The report highlights a spirited contest and community interest in the outcome and players involved.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1910
Page
1
Kidnapping Fear After 11-Year-Old Missing in Roxbury
Little Marion Larkin of Humboldt park Roxbury age 11 is missing after a veiled woman in black spoke to her promising a party with ice cream cake and other treats. Police seek the girl and investigate the unknown woman as a possible kidnapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Larkin
Humboldt Park
Roxbury
Marion
Marion Larkin Vanishes After Ice Cream Party Promise
Marion Larkin, a bright well developed girl from Roxbury, disappeared after her father, a Jamaica Plain baker, searched Friday afternoon. Police were notified after a neighborly party lure was reported, with no further clues found by Saturday. The case remains under investigation.
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Marion
Roxbury
Jamaica Plain
Larkin
Unsettled Weather Forecast for Boston and New England
Unsettled weather with rain or snow expected in Boston and vicinity Tuesday and Wednesday. Light variable winds shift to brisk northwest as storms pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Washington
New England
Furnished by Thompson's Spa Note and Averages
The snippet lists numbers and references for temperatures on yesterday and a year ago. It includes timings and scores such as 49 36 and 40 38, with a focus on average temperatures around 38 to 40 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson’s Spa
Igecks
Man in Bath Nearly Shot During Police Pursuit
State Detective Thomas E. Bligh led a man hunt and discharged a high power rifle in his room at Miller House. A misfire caused a roar and a bullet pierced the ceiling striking a man in the room above, who was bathing and nearly lost several toes.
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Thomas E. Bligh
Miller House
Masked bandits' payroll heist linked to found sack coat
In Great Barrington on November 14 detectives tracing the Egremont extension payroll robbery of Paymaster Rudolph J. Hein of the Woronoco Construction Co and two guards found a torn sack coat with ripped sleeves in an abandoned barn. The coat is believed to have supplied material for the bandits masks and the payroll totaled between 15 000 and 20 000 dollars for about 500 laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
A. H. Towne
Berkshire Street Railway Company
Rudolph J. Hein
Woronoco Construction Company
Egremont
Robbery Probe Hits James McGraw Place Laborers
The coat found near the James McGraw place signals a probe into two laborers and a suspected third highwayman. A New York wanted crook is linked to a Hudson payroll robbery. Search teams fence a vast wild area as $19 000 cash and similar in checks may still be hidden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGraw
Middle Sheffield Road
New York
Hudson
N. Y
Ashley Falls
Train tie up at South Station delays 50000
A four hour disruption at Boston and Albany lines tied up the South station during peak afternoon hours. An electric tower in Exeter street yards failed, delaying nearly 50,000 passengers as empty coaches were misrouted and trains were not prepared on schedule. The tower had run smoothly on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany Railroad
South Station
Exeter Street
Exeter Yards
Tolstoi Falls Ill Near Astapova During Winter Journey
Count Leon Tolstoi lies with a high fever at the Astapova station after a grueling winter trip. He is under care of Dr. Makovetsky, accompanied by his daughter Alexandra who acts as nurse amid family strain and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tula
Russia
Leon Tolstoi
Astapova
Yasnaya Poliana
Tolstoi
Makovetsky
Alexandra
Tolstoi’s Condition Worsens Aboard Train Toward Caucasus
Telegraph reports describe Count Tolstoy’s critical fever of 104 and severe mental distress hampering doctors. He abandoned plans to travel to the Caucasus and end his life at a Tolstoyan colony, moving with his daughter Alexandra and Dr. Makovetsky toward Moscow then Astapova where he spent the night in a station building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolstoi
Caucasus
Black Sea
Yasnaya Poliana
Marie
Shamardino
Kaluga
Kozelsk
Alexandra
Dr. Makovetsky
Dankov
Astapova
Police Seek Lost Witness In Express Company Case
Police inspectors search the city for Joseph Wolf a 14 year old son of Hyman Wolf of 23 Causeway street who disappeared Saturday morning on his way to court. He is a key witness against Frederick A Gallagher of 6 Levant street Dorchester and Charles Solomon of Ocean avenue Revere charged with larceny of hundreds in goods from the express company. Wolf last left Ralph Wolf’s printing establishment on Hanover street about three weeks ago claiming a trip to New York where he told officers about express robberies. He was reportedly brought back to the city by express officials and lodged at a hotel pending investigation.
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Joseph Wolf
Hyman Wolf
Causeway Street
Young Wolf
Express
Frederick A. Gallagher
Levant Street
Dorchester
Charles Solomon
Ocean Avenue
Revere
Express Company
Wolf
Ralph Wolf
Hanover Street
New York
Woman Pastor Severely Injured in Fall at Chapel
Maiden Nov 14 The Rev. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Bruce aged woman pastor of Wayside Chapel Windermere road was severely injured in a fall at the rectory this morning and grave fears are entertained for her recovery.
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Maiden
Elizabeth M. Bruce
Windermere Road
Harvard grad Wheatland to stand trial for theft
Philip P. Wheatland a Harvard graduate from Salem Massachusetts faces trial in Oakland police court on theft charges after $150 worth of lodging house items were taken. He previously attracted attention last July when a woman his supposed looting exposed him. he fled conviction at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Philip P. Wheetland
Harvard
Salem
Mass
Oakland
Wheatland
Lancaster Youth Dies by Own Action During Card Game
Lancaster, Nov 14 Charles E Keller 19 committed death by own action during a card game. Laying down the deck at his turn he cried Hold on a bit drew a revolver and shot himself killing two hours later. A quarrel with his father is believed to have caused the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Penn
Charles E. Keller
Six Die When Whaleback Baroness Sinks Off Fire Island
Captain Soderberg and six crew members aboard the Baroness, bound from Newport News to Providence, were lost after a collision with an unknown large vessel off Fire Island. The Bayport, towing the barge, searched overnight but found no survivors as dawn revealed only a speck of wreckage. The Bayport continued to Boston after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baroness
Fire Island
Newport News
Soderberg
Newsport News
Providence
R. L
Bayport
N. Y
Boston
Artist John LaFarge Dies in Providence at 78
Artist John LaFarge of New York and Newport died at Butler Hospital in Providence after a three month stay following a general breakdown. Born March 31, 1835 in New York, he advanced from architectural decoration to murals and stained glass, influencing Boston New York Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia Washington Detroit. He served as president of the Society of American Artists and the Society of Mural Painters, was an honorary member of the American Institute of Architects, and a chevalier of the Legion of Honor of France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. IL
John LaFarge
New York
Newport
Butler Hospital
Couture
Paris
Mr. LaFarge
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
R. I
Margaret Perry
Society of American Artists
Society of Mural Painters
American Institute of Architects
Legion of Honor of
France
Curtin Wins Ward 24 Recount in State Legislature Race
Thomas P. Curtin Democrat defeated Leonard G. Roberts Republican in a Ward 24 recount of the State House race. Initial returns showed Roberts ahead by one vote. the recount gave Curtin a 15 vote margin, making him the first Democrat elected to the Legislature or city government from Ward 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Curtin
Leonard G. Roberts
House of Representatives
Roberts
Curtin
Ward
US Vessel At Rest Elevates War Time Fears
Report states a U S vessel was at anchor and at rest as tensions rise amid wartime. Analysts warn the pause heightens strategic uncertainty and raises concerns over enemy actions and supply line safety.
Harvard Prepares for Final Practice Ahead of Season End
Harvard closes practice at the Stadium as Yale defends against Crimson strength. Yale resumes drills while a tackle shift from Shevlin aims to breach Harvard. Harvard All-Stars meet Carlisle Indians the next day as a key 1912 showdown looms. West Virginia Bethany cancel game after Munk death. coroner cites accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Fish
Yale
Crimson
Shevlin
Harvard All-Stars
Carlisle Indians
West Virginia
Bethany
Munk
Barry
Jodt
Jeanette
Democrat Curtin wins seat, tight House tally shifts
The recount shows Curtin, a Democrat and Boston Typographical Union official, winning in Ward 24 after a tight statewide tally. Roberts, once aligned with Lodge, falls short as Democrats total 112 seats to 128 Republicans. Carr and Hart swap votes, with Cummings close to Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
House
Senator Lodge
Curtin
Roberts
Lodge
Charles L. Carr
James A. Hart
Arthur G. Cummings
Joseph E. Fitzgerald
Carr
Hart
Cummings
Fitzgerald
Boston Typographical Union
North Chelmsford
Pioneering Warship Flight Captures Norfolk Landing
In a rain soaked test at Norfolk on a Birmingham cruiser deck Eugene B. Ely piloted a Curtiss biplane that rose from the ship and glided shoreward before vanishing on the horizon. The flight follows the Albany to New York run and signals plans to next land on a vessel moving at speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ely
Norfolk
Albany
New York
Birmingham
Eugene B. Ely
Desertions in Army Diminish in Latest Fiscal Year
Washington reports a drop in U S Army desertions to 3464 for the last fiscal year, about 3.66 percent of all enlistees. The decline marks a 30.6 percent decrease from the prior year, when desertions accounted for 4.97 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Ainsworth
Secretary of War
Adjutant-General’s Office
Phantom Flying Dutchman Haunts Conception Bay Waters
A Newfoundland phantom ship, the Flying Dutchman, haunts Conception Bay waters. Captain Ralph and crew aboard the Victor report eerie lights that appear and vanish at mid watch, with figures in oil skins seen aboard before the lights disappear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John's
N. F
Conception Bay
Ralph
Victor
Humby
Bay of Bulls
Marshall Out on $1500 Bail in Bank Misuse Case
John R. Marshall, alleged accomplice of "Big Bill" Kender, aided and abetted George W. Coleman in misappropriating funds from the wrecked National City Bank of Cambridge. He was released on $1500 bail after four months in Charles Street jail awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Marshall
Big Bill” Kender
George W. Coleman
National City Bank of
Cambridge
Charles Street
Driver Collides With Heavy Car On Pleasant Street
Maiden November 14 Jackson Davis of 81 Tileston Street Everett was driving a wagon on Pleasant Street near Elm at 8 PM when he struck a heavy semi convertible car on the Boston Elevated tracks. He suffered head and hip contusions after reins tangled and he could not avoid the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maiden
Jackson Davis
Tileston Street
Everett
Pleasant Street
Elm
Boston
Davis
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York Crook
A. M
Harvard Grad
Ely
Siska
Apeees
Virginia Beach
Pleasant Ridge
Eugene Ely Fie
Sceyro Th
Atocle
U.S
LA Farge
U. S
Marshall
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