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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1913

Page

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Black Cat editor Hermann Umbstaetter dies in hunting accident

Hermann Umbstaetter founder of Black Cat magazine and promi nent literary figure died after an accidental gun discharge while hunting near Centre Lovell Fryeburg Me. A gun misfire caused a wound to his left lung leading to his death despite medical aid. He helped popularize short story writing and was praised by Jack London for his literary fidelity and editorial vision.

Hermann Daniel Umbstaetter Jack London Newton Newkirk Black Cat Fryeburg Centre Lovell Mbstaetter Howard Palmer Lovelle Asten Huntington Aveue Ater Hermann D. Tmbstaetter Ambstaetter Promi

Miss Wilson Radiant Bride in Presbyterian Double Ring Service

The ceremony united Miss Wilson and her groom in a stately Presbyterian service. President and wife watched with deep emotion as their first child married, bringing radiant happiness and confident smiles to the couple and attendees.

Presbyterian Church

Villa Defeats Federals Near Tierra Blanca

El Paso report says government forces were routed by General Francisco Villa's rebels after two days of fighting. Villa claims his troops captured all Federal artillery and three of seven trains used in the advance, describing the retreat as disgraceful.

EL Paso Texas Villa Tierra Blanca Francisco Villa Juarez

Ives Denies Appointment to Interstate Commerce Commission

David O. Ives transportation man of the Boston Chamber of Commerce denied reports he was appointed to the Interstate Commerce Commission. He told the Boston Post correspondent there is no truth to the rumor, he has not been offered the post, and is in Washington on unrelated business.

Washington, D. C David O. Ives Boston Chamber of Commerce Interstate Commerce Commission Boston Post Washington

Celestial Timings and Notable Dates Highlight Autumn Day

The record notes sun and moon events, Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn rising and setting times, and warns of auto lamps tonight. It marks the 380th day of the year, 65th of autumn, with 28 days until Christmas. Also lists TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES including Thomas I. Whisgen born 1858 and a note on the 1898 Portland voyage. It recalls the 1912 Lawrence strikes related acquittal.

Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn Thomas I. Whisgen Battle of Ringgol Portland Boston Ettor Caruso Giovannitti Lawrence

Fair Warmer Outlook for New England Regions

Forecast shows fair, warmer conditions for Southern New England on Wednesday with a unsettled, warmer pattern for Northern New England. Winds shift from moderate south to west in the region, with rain possible at night or Thursday in the north interior areas. Temperature averages around 40 degrees noted for yesterday.

Boston Washington New England

Wilson Sayre-Wilson Wedding in White House East Room

Jessie Woodrow Wilson and Bowes Sayre wed in a White House ceremony marked by social pomp and homey simplicity. Cabinet members and diplomats attended as ministers pronounced the vows, with guests streaming in from east and south doors for a dignified, intimate wedding scene.

Washington Jessie Woodrow Treasury Lizzie Tyler William Waller Nellie Grant Alice Roosevelt Wilson-Sayre

Old North Chimes Ring for Wedding In Boston

The city rang the bells of the Old North Church on Salem Street to honor Miss Jessie Wilson and Francis B. Sayre at their wedding. Mayor directed the chimes from the start of the ceremony with White House notice via phone. President Wilson thanked Boston for the tribute in a telegram last night.

Francis B. Sayre Jessie Wilson Wilson White House Boston Old North Church Salem Street Old Church Arthur II. Nichols Boston Guild of Chime Ringers

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