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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
1
The engagement is formally announced at the White House. President Wilson plans a December wedding to Mrs. Galt of Washington, a 38 year old wealthy widow famed for beauty. The ceremony will be at the bride’s home and will involve her daughter Margaret.
Report from Sofia says Bulgaria broke diplomatic relations with Russia after its ultimatum. In Sofia and London dispatches Washington notes three main shifts: Russia cuts ties with Bulgaria. France insists on continuing troop landings at Saloniki despite Greek protests. Constantine forms a coalition government excluding Venizelos amid cabinet turmoil.
Greece's action has stirred bitter disappointment in allied capitals. In London the Venizelos cabinet vote was seen as a test of allegiance, but the revulsion is intense with opinions that King Constantine bowed to his Kaiser-linked Queen.
Indianapolis buzzes as Riley Day preparations unfold for Indiana’s famed poet. Visitors discuss the huge Riley music festival and banquet, with 200 to 300 extra attendees sought and room for 250 already filled. The city awaits with autumnal anticipation.
The article recalls an affectionate scene with a lovable elderly man in a car, sharing his tiny poodle Lockerbie named after his street. He beams shyly as he introduces the dog to a reporter and enjoys a long history of celebrations honoring him.
Continued on page nine first column promotes business and pleasure use of the Boston and Worcester trolley for Worcester and intermediate points with express and accommodation service.
In front of over 35 000 spectators Elmer ison a 22 year old balloonist and parachute jumper from 244 Shawmut Avenue Boston died at the Brockton fair grounds when a parachute failed to open and he fell about 5000 feet to the ground.
Olson attempted a multi parachute drop from a high altitude during a second balloon ascent as Berton Fager had just completed a successful descent. After the fourth parachute failed to open, Olson plummeted from over five thousand feet and died instantly near Lenwood street, shocking spectators.
The upcoming Sunday Post previews a wartime-themed feature where Tank and his animal companions navigate danger and courage. Readers can expect adventure, resilience, and vivid wartime scenes set against a backdrop of peril and camaraderie.
A telegram from Louis Levy, head of the Washington office for Senator Henry F. Hollis of New Hampshire, says Hollis is convalescing from two recent appendicitis operations. Doctors ordered complete rest for an indefinite period as papers in a separation suit await service.
Star pitcher of the Phillies and the team in general express confidence despite critics who deem them underdogs against the Red Sox. The Phillies insist they are fit and eager to prove doubters wrong as the 1915 World Series opens tomorrow at our home lot.
Philadelphia reporters note a double win by the Red Sox and strong Boston pitching, moving world series favorites from the Quakers to the American League leaders. Tonight betting favors Boston six to five amid brisk activity in the city.
The Rt. Rev. Robert Codman Jr bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Maine had not regained consciousness at a late hour last night. Peters Brigham Hospital reported after Monday’s operation that he is desperately ill with prospects unclear.
National League results show Boston 1 New York 0 and Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 2 while other games list Philadelphia against Brooklyn and New York with mixed outcomes. American League games include Boston 2 New York 0 and Boston 4 New York 2 with Philadelphia and Washington also appearing in several matchups.
President Woodrow Wilson announces his engagement to Mrs. Norman Galt of Washington. The date of the wedding is not fixed but likely in December at the bride’s home. The engagement follows a close White House friendship with Miss Margaret Wilson and Miss Bones, and Mrs. Galt’s summer stay at Cornish, New Jersey.
Gloucester and Newport notes list moon phases from Oct to Nov with dates and planetary references. Weather and time cues mark auto lamps at 5 48 and 6 15 pm. Anniversary item honors poet James Whitcomb Riley born 1854. war toll update claims 800000 German losses to date.
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Thursday fair and Friday generally fair with little temperature change and moderate north and northeast winds. Washington reports southern New England will be generally fair Thursday and Friday. northern New England will be fair Thursday and Friday with increasing cloudiness.
Average temperature yesterday was 58 degrees with a 17 to 24 inch measurement. The report lists values for both morning and evening, noting readings around 63 and 60 degrees at various times and mentioning names such as Mosess and Reiter in the scattered data.
Charles M. Schwab, Bethlehem Steel president, travels by special train to Bath Maine for four hours of inspection. He tours Bath Iron Works and Hyde Windlass plant, and meets president John Hyde amid reports of a large steel and weapons consortium forming across several states tied to a half billion dollar loan.
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