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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1912

Page

14

John T. Brush Dies on Train Near St Louis

John T. Brush president of the New York National League baseball team died of locomotor ataxiae on his private car Oceanic as a Chicago Burlington and Quincy train attached to it moved toward Louisiana Missouri. He was being taken to California for life-saving treatment. The car was detached and later attached to a southbound Burlington train due in St Louis at 6 59 this morning.

ST. Louis John T. Brush New York National “Ague Oceanic Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Ae Mo Here California Brush Louisiana Burlington Mill District Common Street Common Amesbury Essex Street Ettor Lexington Hall

Senators Contract Signings Boost 1913 Lineup

Gandil Groom and Foster, key Senators players who helped reach the first division, have signed their contracts for the 1913 season.

Gandil, Groom Foster Senators

Ettor Addresses 10000 in Lawrence After Salem Verdict

Ettor and Giovannitti told Lawrence that their lives belong to the industrial classes and urged workers to unite for better pay and shorter hours. A massive crowd greeted them at the depot and hall, while police managed enthusiastic demonstrations and transport to the labor center.

Ettor Giovannitti Quincy Caruso Salem I. W. W. Etter Lawrence Depot Ion William Yates Industrial Workers

Boston Society Bride Weds Bond Salesman in Bucksport

The marriage of Miss Mildred Kennedy of Boston to Francis W. Breed, a bond salesman, was celebrated last August in Bucksport, Maine. The couple, now residing at 367 Harvard Street Cambridge, plan to make their home there.

Mildred Kennedy Boston Francis W. Breed Bucksport Maine George W. Kennedy Beacon Street Kennedy North Baston Mr. Breed Breed Florence Breed Hvervard Street Cambridge

Japanese Student Granted Public School Admission in Cambridge

Tone O Ono a 20 year old Japanese was granted permission to attend Cambridge public schools at a Cambridge School committee meeting. Ono said he studied in California schools and failed MIT entrance credits. he has worked in Cambridge and is expected to join the Rindge Technical School.

Tone O, Ono Cambridge Ono California Massachusetts Institute of Technology Rindge

Wellesley College Closes For Thanksgiving Holiday

Wellesley College will close at noon today for the Thanksgiving holiday. Hundreds of students plan to leave for home to have dinner with their families. For students traveling west a special train to New York departs Wellesley at 12 45 p m Wednesday with limited stops.

Wellesley College Boston & Albany Wellesley New York

Auto Hits Boy but Keeps Going in Cambridge

Clarence Pomeroy, 14, of 194 Green Street Cambridge was struck by an automobile at Massachusetts Avenue and Amherst Street Cambridge. The car did not stop and continued toward Boston, leaving the boy seriously injured.

Clarence Pomeroy Green Street Cambridge Massachusetts Avenue Amherst Street Boston

Miss Louise Camfill Wellesley Bride of Guy Jocelyn

Miss Louise Camfill daughter of Mr and Mrs William Camfill of Forest Hills wed Guy C Jocelyn of Winnipeg Canada in St Thomas Church Jamaica Plain last night The Rt Rev Mer Dennis Moriarty officiated in a ceremony attended by scores of relatives and friends.

Louise Camfill Wellesley ‘S Wiliam Camfill Forest Hills Guy C. Jocelyn Winnipeg Canada St. Thomas’ Church Jamaica Plain Mer Dennis Moriarty

Autos Cannot Pass Trolleys Leftward As Supreme Court Rule

A Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruling requires automobiles to pass street cars on the left, prohibiting passing on the right even when street cars are stopped. The decision disrupts city traffic, leaving taxicab companies and drivers facing long lines and potential gridlock on busy streets.

Supreme Judicial Court Boston Massachusetts A. D. Estey Boylston Street Huntington Avenue

Law Ruling on Street Cars Forces Traffic Changes in Boston

The Supreme Judicial Court mandates a jury ruling on a case involving an automobile passing an electric street car on the right. The ruling calls for possible new legislation to modify traffic rules, with officials pledging strict enforcement and possible amendments to exclude street cars from the road rules.

Boston Salem D. Charles Supreme Court J. Sydney Foster Thomas F. Curtis Rugg Hammond Loring Braley Sheldon, Morton de Courcy Foster Revere Curtis Harris Superior Court Supreme Judicial Court William A. Thibodeau Automobile Legal Association Mr. Thibodeau Reading Lawrence

Mrs Raymond Faces Fate in Maine Murder Trial

Thanksgiving eve hearing in the Mattie Hackett case ends with closing arguments from Congressman McGillicuddy for the defense and Attorney-General Pattangall for the State. Justice Whitehouse will charge the jury tomorrow as intense silence fills the court.

Mattie Hackett Justice Whitehouse Maine Congressman McGillicuddy Pattangall Bert Raymond McGillicuddy Elsie Raymond

Vessels Load At Boston Wharf Amid Freight Storm Recall

The report notes sixteen ships docking at the T wharf fish pier with haddock and cod prices listed. This summary covers vessel fares, cargoes including haddock cod hake and pollock, and mentions the Portland disaster of 1898 recalled by seamen along the waterfront.

T Wharf Haddock

Shipping News Recaps a Busy Port With Arrivals and Sails

The shipping column lists numerous arrivals and sailings as steamers from Britain and various U S. ports dock and depart. Vessels include Manitou Tribe Nacoochee Dizer Savannah Camden Brown Governor Dingley Linscott City of Gloucester and many more. Tugs and schooners move barges and tow several cargoes while multiple ships call at Newport and Portland for barge transfers.

Clyde Savannah Boston City of Columbus Hoosac Docks Charlestown Savage Baltimore Marine Railway East Boston Bug Light Fort Warren Colberth H. M. Whitney New York Point Judith Nobska Point Bayard Hopkins C. C. Paul Bath Norfolk Washington Red Star Line Marquette Philadelphia Antwerp Bonny Portland Maine Bay Manitou Tribe Nacoochee Dizer Camden Brown Bangor Dingley Linscott City of Gloucester Linneken McDorman Suffolk Hersey Lizzie D Lynn Gettysburg Minford Manheim Treesport Tulpehocken Qonatawissa Sevier Parker's Flats Kohinoor Neshaminy Buck Ridge Newell B. Hawes Hassan Ipswich Nile Thurston Abenaki Leonard Kennebec River Morrill Yarmouth Kershaw Narragansett Elizabethport Greenwood Bristol Newport Nanticoke Foy Do Portsmouth Ontario Guttenberg David Wallace Pilgrim Rockland Mary Ann McCane Banger Arthur M St. Martin’s N. 8 Harry Morris N. B Harry W Parrsboro Mercedes Clementsport Mina German Mereghan Weymouth N. S

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