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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1906

Page

9

Winnie K. Fastest Harbor Boat At 26 Miles An Hour

Walter E. Knight of West End piloted the Winnie K. in Boston Harbor, reaching 26 miles per hour amid a southerly gale. The boat covered 2 1/2 miles from Warren Bridge to Buoy 9 in seven minutes, with a 60 horse power engine after modifications by Homer Goodrich. Knight, a regatta official, is linked to the South Boston Yacht Club and the Boston Bay Yacht Racing Association.

Winnie K Post Walter E. Knight West End Boston Harbor Mr. Knight Warren Bridge T Wharf Long Wharf Castle Island Boston Winnie Homer Goodrich South Boston Yacht Club Boston Bay Yacht Racing Association Winthrop Yacht Club

Walsh Dominates Cubs For Second Sox Victory

The crowd watched Walsh toss a stellar complete game with eight or more strikes, one walk, and only two hits. Pfeister matched pace for the Cubs, but Isbell and team weaknesses, plus late Roche rebellion, sealed Chicago’s fate as Boston surged ahead.

Your Face Will Bring You Dollars and Cheerful Health

A promotional essay extols sunshine and a cheerful countenance as keys to success. It touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming rapid digestion benefits and improved mood, urging readers to carry the product for better meals and improved outlook.

Stuart

Americans and Nationals Engage In Cautious Inning Exchange

In a tight game, Hahn grounded out to Chance, Jones reached on a mishandled ball, and Isbell struck out. Hofman singled for the Nationals, Schulte doubled, and Chance grounded out. Tinker made a one handed stop on Roche before Donohue singled. Pfeister dazzled Dougherty with three wide pitches.

Kosing Tinker Steinfeldt Tannehill Donohue Sullivan Evers Jones Walsh Hofman Kling Pfeister Hahn Isbell Sheckard Schulte Chance Roche Dougherty Tip Oneill Rohe O’neill Donahue George Davis O'Neill Hoffman Shockard Cub Sox Dono Gesster R. F. Dones B. Dorriy Sullvar PO. A Schulter Oel Fivers Sesee Altrock Owen Estereees

Baseball box score notes from a late game

The record details pitching by Walsh and Pfeister with 12 strikeouts for Walsh and 9 for Pfeister. Rohe steals second and third, Donohue scores on a Rohe play, and Schulte crosses for a three base hit. Attendance and time noted as well as miscellaneous misplays and fumbles.

Seventh game venue debated as baseball series hangs

The National Commission delays ruling on a possible seventh game awaiting confirmation of need. Chicago owners push to host in their city while Denver Spokane and Boston offer guarantees and weather. Bickering over officials, players emblems, and travel health concludes with proposals to require visiting teams to dress at the home park.

West Side Walsh Cub National League Cubs Altrock Brown Ruelbach Doc’’ White White Sox Pfeister National Commission Comiskey and Murphy Denver Wired Spokane Boston Ban Johnson Garry Hermann Harry Pulliam Sullivan Butch” Shea Murphy P. Dougherty Nuf Ced McGreevy

Americans Beat Nationals 2-1 in St. Louis

The St. Louis Americans defeated the Nationals 2 to 1 in their second win of the series. Scoring details show the Americans with two runs in the fifth and Nationals with a run in the seventh, final tally 2 to 1. Battery assignments list Powell and O'Connor for the Americans and McGlynn and Noonan for the Nationals.

ST. Louis

Plans to divert Colorado River end Salton Sea

W. J. Moran of the California Development Company estimates that diverting the Colorado River back to its old course will be finished in 10 days, marking the beginning of the end of the Salton Sea.

Los Angeles Cal W. J. Moran California Development Company Colorado River Salton Sea

Ball wins after cattle ride in state auto race

In Waterbury on October 11 Horace Ball of Litchfield outdistanced the fastest state car after riding a herd of cattle to reach service on a mechanic's lien. Ball crossed the New York State line after abandoning the cattle and finishing ahead.

Waterbury Horace Ball Litchfield Ball New York State Line

Boxford’s Aged Lover and 335 Pound Widow Are Missing

CAMBRIDGE CHILD SUFFERS FROM BURNS Fannie Zimmerman, 5, of 47 Warren Street, Cambridge, is in Re- Hef Hospital in serious condition after her clothing caught fire when she upset a lamp at home.

Cambridge Fannie Zimmerman Warren Street Re- Hef

Aged Boxford Pair Allege Wedding Planned Despite Objections

Dan Cupid visits Boxford as John Parkhurst 80 and Elizabeth Cullen 47 plan marriage amid family opposition and legal threats. Neighbors report the ceremony may have occurred on Oct 10, the 66th anniversary of Parkhurst's previous marriage, though the couple remains unlocated. Parkhurst is said to be worth $10 000.

George John Parkhurst Boxford Elizabeth Cullen Dan Cupid Parkhurst

Baptist Preacher Denies Age Bar in $25,000 Breach Suit

Towson Maryland report says Rev. Edward B. Waltz a 68 year old Baptist preacher denies the plaintiff's claim that he was too old for kisses and embraces. The trial was adjourned for the day after he blamed a designing mother for his troubles.

Towson, Md Edward B. Waltz

Southern Negroes Complaints Hit Rail Jim Crow Cars

Washington officials say Representative Southern negroes have filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging Jim Crow cars on railroads violate the Hepburn law enacted by the last Congress.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission

Woman hit by exploding can in Willimantic grocery incident

Mrs. William Wilson suffered a ruined new suit as a can of mackerel exploded near her at a Willimantic grocery yesterday. The incident occurred while she stood close to a shelf displaying canned goods.

Willimantic, Conn William Wilson

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