Minister's Ex-Fiancee Dies By Suicide in Boston
Avis Linnell a 19 year old conservatory student died by cyanide poisoning at the Boston Young Women's Christian Association Warrenton street at 8 pm The Rev Clarence M Richeson pastor of Immanuel Baptist Cambridge and her considered fiancé was informed by phone at 9 pm He did not go to the hospital and later preached his church service while remaining at his fiancee's home
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Avis Linnell
The
Conservatory of Music
Boston Young Women’s Christian Association
Warrenton Street
Clarence M. Richeson
Immanuel Baptist Church
Cambridge
Association Rooms
Carter
Magazine Street
Association
Clarence V. T. Richeson
Violet Edmonds
Chestnut Hill
Boston Area Weather Outlook
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Monday fair with likely showers Tuesday. Washington reports New England will be generally fair Monday with rain Tuesday or Tuesday night, light to moderate winds mostly from the east to southeast.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Yesterday's Temperature Readings From Thompson's Spa
Temperature history shows 53 to 58 degrees with readings at 8 pm 56, 6 am 58, 6 pm 55, 9 am 54, and mid 55. Averages listed: yesterday 54 and a year ago 54. Fair conditions noted for Monday last year.
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Thompson
Giants poised for title as crowd readies for key interleague game
New York bets 10 to 66 on the Giants while Philadelphia anticipates a record crowd for today’s interleague clash at Chicago. Coombs and Maryquard set to pitch as Cobb warns a Giants win could clinch the title. White Sox win third straight. Moore favored over Nelson.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
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Maryquard
Cobb
Chicago
White Sox
Ately T. Withington
Harvard
Glidden Tourists
Moore
Nelson
Stevenson to contest divorce action in St Louis
Charles A. Stevenson the actor says he will fight the divorce suit brought by his first wife Kate Claxton. He made the statement to a Post reporter last night and is staying at the Lenox Hotel with Frances Riley of Larchmont N Y the woman he married last year.
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Charles A. Stevenson
Kate Claxton
Vandeventer
St. Louis
Post
Mr. Stevenson
Lenox
Frances Riley
Larchmont
N. Y
Stevenson
Vindi
Miss ‘Riley
Mevasnon
Miss Claxton
Miss Riley
Katherine Stevenson
Judge Vandeventer action sparks new round in Stevenson divorce case
Stevenson says he has heard nothing. Kate Claxton tests the annulment of his 1901 divorce from her, while Katherine Stevenson denies prior knowledge. The dispute centers on the set aside divorce and a new phase in the long marital battle.
Earthquake Strikes Sicily. Many Die and Homes Fall
An earthquake lasting briefly hit Sicily with strongest shocks at Giarre Maccia Guardia and Santa Venerina. Several houses collapsed killing two at Guardia and Santa Venerina, a church fell at Maccia, and many more may have perished as rescue teams pull 20 bodies from rubble with 80 injured.
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Sicily
Giarre
Mt. Etna
Maccia
Guardia
Roudiella
Santa Venerina
Roudinella
Democrats Confer Discuss Foss Campaign in Boston
Democratic city committee members and legislative candidates met at the Revere House to map plans for Governor Foss's campaign. About 300 attended as Chairman Joseph Maynard predicted Foss would carry Boston by over 30,000 votes and urged ward groups to boost registration turnout.
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Democratic City Committee
Revere House
Foss
Joseph Maynard
Boston
James Cardinal Gibbons Honored in Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons, archbishop of Baltimore, was honored today in the cathedral by prelates and laymen from across the nation and abroad. The event marked decades since his ordination, first as a priest then bishop, and twenty five years since becoming cardinal.
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Jamies
Cardinal Gibbons
James
Holmes & Bishop
Cardinal’s Jubilee Mass Opens Dual Celebration
The ecclesiastical jubilee began with pontifical high mass led by the cardinal and attended by Rev. Dr. William A. Fletcher and Rev. P C Gavan. Archbishop Glennon preached, praising the cardinal's life and achievements and discussing education as the pursuit of truth within a teaching church. The service featured Gregorian music with orchestral intervals, candlelit sanctum decorations, Bermuda lilies, and the altar arms bearing jubilee dates 1861 1886 1911.
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Willam A. Fletcher
P. C., Gavan
John J. Glennon
St. Louis
Ironing Board Stretcher Carried Injured Man Through Hoosac Roads
Carl Lawrence of Haverhill was pinned under a wrecked car with a broken thigh and other injuries. He lay in pain for hours before two women strapped him to an ironing board and ferried him along Hoosac Mountain to North Adams Hospital on a buckboard, finally reaching the hospital via the Hoosac tunnel on an electric engine. He remains severely injured but on the road to recovery.
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Hoosac Mountain
North Adams Hospital
Hoosac
Carl Lawrence
Haverhill
Driver pinned under car after hill climb near Florida
Lawrence a Haverhill manufacturer drove with his wife mother in law and brother in law from the mountain foot of Whitcomb hill toward Florida. The car stalled on the steep grade and overturned with Lawrence trapped after attempting to restart it.
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Haverhill
Whitcomb's Hill
Florida
Huaway
Doctor Ties Wife to Tree In Patchogue Incident
Dr W Charles Willis a prominent Patchogue physician was declared insane after tying his wife to a roadside tree near Bay Port following a brief auto trip. Deputy Sheriff Hamburgar arrested him on a kill attempt charge as relatives offered a drug influenced, incoherent account.
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L. I
Bay Port
L. L
W. Charles Willis
Central Islip Asylum
Willis
Manhattan
Hamburger
George Dayton
Lake George
N. Y
Watch the Post bulletin boards for game progress
Bulletin boards at Philadelphia show live game progress today via direct wire from grounds. Report notes updates as the action unfolds and scores as they arrive.
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Philadelphia
Cobb and Mathewson Stories Stir Boston Fans
The Boston Sunday Post prints rival accounts by Ty Cobb and Christy Mathewson of the opening World Series game. Readers praise the two legends for their expert coverage as they prepare further analysis for tomorrow.
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Ty Cobb
Christy Mathewson
Boston Sunday Post
New England
Philadelphia
Mathewson
Giants
World championship game set at Shibe Park 1911
Philadelphia Oct. 15 The second game in the 1911 world baseball championship will be played at Shibe Park between the Philadelphia Athletics and New York Giants. Mackmen home advantage expected. Jack Coombs to pitch for Athletics against Rube Marquard for New York in a hard fought drawn out duel.
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Marquard
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Ty Cobb
Merkle
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Shibe Park
Quaker City
Jack Coombs
Chicago Cubs
Rube” Marquard
McGraw
Bender
Mathewson
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