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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1910
Page
14
Emma St. Martin, 24, died at City Hospital Worcester after an automobile driven by J. G. Jeffords Jr. struck her near her Leicester home. She was thrown about 50 feet. her mother escaped injury. The skull fracture caused her death after the crash last night.
President Taft heads north toward home aboard the U S S Tennessee after leaving Colon. At Key West on November 20 he steamed seventeen knots. Dramatic incident in the voyage was a joint battle practice with the Montana as the two cruisers traveled parallel for 100 miles with gun crews training in telescopic sights.
Typhoid cases at the Naval Academy in Annapolis increase despite precautions. Eight more midshipmen were admitted to the naval hospital over the past two days, bringing the total to twenty cases among the cadets.
The Rev. Herbert S. Johnson lauded the gridiron at Warren Avenue Baptist Church, saying football preserves virtue by keeping players from sin and fostering loyalty to college. He criticized Harvard for unfair play in a Yale game and argued the sport’s abuses are erasable with discipline.
Five Sunday golfers from Beverly and one from Boston fled a charging bull that escaped from T Wilson Batchelder’s barn and chased them toward an apple tree. After a 50 yard dash and Pepper’s fall, Carl Anderson helped pull him to safety as the bull stood under the tree for 16 minutes before keepers drove it back to the barn with pitchforks.
Boston Opera House presents Puccini melodrama La Tosca with Maurice Renaud as Scarpia for the first time in Boston. Carmen Melis sings Tosca with M. Constantine as Cavaradossi and Roberto Moranzoni conducting. the production marks a notable operatic alliance.
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