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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1909

Page

4

Giant Twin Potatoes From a Malden Garden

A two pound two ounce Carmen No. 2 twin potato was brought to the Post by Edward Hollingshead of 27 Clearland Street Malden. He is not a professional gardener but grows food for his family from a small plot started for recreation. The specimen consists of two equal parts stacked atop each other.

Post Edward Hollingshead Clearland Street Malden Hollingshead Anether Adams House

Man Buried in a Well Near Sayville

More than 500 men from miles around work through the day and night to rescue John Coffen buried under 60 feet of earth and sand on a farm north of Central Tslip Long Island. Coffen and his father sank the well last year for water but a loose brace caused sand to rush in trapping him.

Sayville L. Ft John Coffen Tslip Coffen Long Island Cross

Upper Hudson 10 Celebrate New York Passage North

The Hudson Fulton celebration shifts upriver from New York as October 3 events continue. The Half Moon and Clermont, with naval escort, anchor at Poughkeepsie and sail to Kingston Catskill Hudson Albany and Troy for staged local commemorations marking each journey leg.

New York Hudson Poughkeepsie Kingston Catskill Albany Troy

Accused of Taking $5 From Stranger

Leo Scaproti 19 of Commercial court North End was arrested last night by Patrolman Bresnahan Station 4 on a charge of larceny of $5 from Coleman Kelley at 28 Kneeland street. The officer heard shouts and nabbed the suspect as he tried to bolt. a companion named Jim reportedly escaped.

Leo Scaproti Commercial Court North End Bresnahan Station 4 Coleman Kelley Kneeland Street Seaprott Jim

Developments in Russell will case in West Cambridge

Court resumes today in a high stake dispute over a $500000 estate. The claimant claims to be Daniel Blake Russell who vanished from Melrose years ago, while the defence contends he is James Delbert Russell of New York. William C. Russell, heir to the fortune, has yet to appear and is reportedly expected.

Russell West Cambridge Daniel Blake Russell Melrose James Delbert Russeau New York State Hotel Commonwealth Post Senator Simpson William C. Russell

Judge Dewey Seeks Governor Job in Frock Coat Clocks $60,000 Debt

Judge Dewey delivers a long Sunday speech on the Common from 6 AM to 6 PM defending the Constitution and his right to pursue happiness. He cites owing about $60,000, prefers his frock coat and Prince Albert, and contends reforms in law and education while addressing socialism, democracy, and state politics.

P. S Dewey Hibbard Piers Charles Street Soldiers’ Monument Rockefeller Prince Albert Nat Legion of Honor Marlboro Street State House Ward $11 Made Land Audubon Circle Roxbury

Bold Hold Up in Worcester

Worcester, Oct. 3. Wittran P. Swenson, 41, was held up and robbed of a large sum of money on Church street at 8 PM. Patrolmen Blair and Richford heard cries, found two men struggling Swenson, and witnessed the theft. The suspects fled. one was captured and charged with assault and battery at Station 1.

Worcester Wittran P. Swenson Church Street Blair Richford Front Church Streets Svenson

Concert Benefits Vilne Association in Boston Synagogue

More than 1000 people attended a benefit concert by the Vilne Association of Boston last night at the North Russell Street Jewish Synagogue. The association, operating for 20 years, has aided Jewish immigrants arriving in Boston.

Vilne Association of Boston North Russell Street Ton

No Trace of Miss Johnson in Boston Disappearance Case

Authorities and relatives fail to find clues in the seven week mystery of Miss Elizabeth G. Johnson a MIT library assistant missing since Aug 12 from 194 West Canton street. Professor Pope an uncle suggests she may be quietly living in Boston recovering from a nervous breakdown. She is 33, 4 ft 4 in, about 125 pounds with brown curly hair and blue eyes.

Elizabeth G. Johnson Massachusetts Institute of Technology West Canton Street Thomas FE. Pope Chemical Department Miss Johnson Boston Institute

Fisheries Case Ends In Newfoundland Arbitration

The Newfoundland fisheries arbitration concludes the United States and Great Britain cases and will be delivered tomorrow in Washington and London. Sir Robert Finlay leads the British preparation with Sir William Robson overseeing imperial interests. Taft travels via the Willamette Valley to Sacramento for a Monday speech, enjoying a Portland stop for rest.

London United States Great Britain Washington Canada Newfoundland Robert Finlay William Robson Taft Willamette Valley Sacramento Portland

Taft Welcomes All Religions In Portland Ceremony

President Taft attended a church service in Portland and spoke at St Mary’s Catholic School. He praised church and state unity, cited experiences with Catholic, Jewish, and Orthodox institutions, and urged churches to stand together for righteousness and loyalty to country. He spoke to students and joined a luncheon with Senate officials.

Portland W. G. Eliot, Jr Bourne St. Mary’s Roman Catholic James Corby United States Washington Pittsburg Helena Mont Philippines Rome America St. Mary’s Catholic School Taft Christie

Pope Taken In Rome After Gout Recurrence

In Rome on October 3 the Pope, already ill for days, met with an archbishop who noted his tired look. Afterward the leg pain and swelling suggested a gout relapse. Doctors ordered complete rest and suspended audiences, though the illness was described as slight.

Rome

Cotton belt pessimistic outlook for September crops

New Orleans Oct 3 Taking the cotton belt as a whole there has been no marked change and if any change is seen it trends toward further deterioration according to the Times-Democrat cotton crop bulletin for September.

New Orleans Times-Democrat

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