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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1915
Page
1
Serbian official dispatch reports Austro German forces began crossing the River Save at three points and the Danube at three locations. Serbian artillery and infantry repelled the invaders with clashes noted as the Teutons crossed at Danube sites.
The note lists moon phases from Oct 8 to Nov 21, marks war day 415, and notes morning star Saturn and evening stars Venus and Jupiter. It also records light outages, vehicle timing, and a brief annals section with Yale Charter date, Leonard Wood birth, Edwin Bok birth, Alaska transfer, and Antwerp capture anniversary.
The forecast calls for southern New England to be partly cloudy and cooler Saturday with Sunday turning fair. Northern New England expects rain and cooler conditions Saturday, then fair on Sunday as winds shift to the west.
Edward Wilbur age 48 of 1047 Washington Street South End and Edward Carroll 17 of Bridgeport Conn were arraigned before Commissioner Hayes in Federal Court on charges of making possessing and passing counterfeit half dollars. They entered not guilty pleas and were held in 3000 bail each for a hearing on Oct 15. Secret Service Agent Mannasse testified as complainant.
Wilbur and Carroll were arrested at South station on Thursday evening as they tried to board a New York train. Wilbur faced a loaded revolver charge while Carroll was accused of being a suspicious character. Police found over 100 counterfeit half dollars dating from 191 to 1907 and believe the pair circulated the bogus money in the Boston area including nearby towns.
Yesterday's temperatures ranged from 49 to 74 degrees across the day with morning lows around 52 and afternoon highs near 74. The average yesterday was 52 with a year ago average of 65.
In Wytheville Virginia villagers hail Edith Galt as the future wife of the President. They point to her birthplace on Main Street and recall 1912 feuds between the Allen and Massie families as part of local memory.
A brief quote from a Southern gentleman ties to a longer narrative continued on page four column three, indicating a feature or opinion piece in progress.
President Wilson and his fiancée Mrs Norman Galt arrived in New York for a brief visit to his close friend Colonel K M House. They drew great public interest from arrival this afternoon through the evening.
John D. Rockefeller Jr. spoke to the Denver Chamber of Commerce praising his father's legacy and role in business and civic life. The remarks were delivered in the city with emphasis on philanthropy and national leadership.
New York October 8 bankers accept Anglo French five year loan totaling 100000000 dollars in a move viewed as strictly neutral by U S financial authorities. The news continues on page ten.
Moran picks Chalmers to pitch for Boston as five hits off shore tie to NL in a game where breaks went to Philadelphia. Cady and Shore handled late at bats, Whitted and Hoblitzell stole, and runs came from Boston via one earned run while Philadelphia tallied three.
Philadelphia fans hail Grover Cleveland Alexander after a 3 to 1 victory by the Red Sox in the opening game of the championship series. Joy fills the ranks of the Quakers as a new great pitcher joins baseball’s honor roll. Continued on page 7.
The forecast called fair and cooler conditions for tomorrow with a cloudless sky and a northwest breeze. Midnight indications suggested an ideal day for the second game in the big series.
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