17 Oct 1911
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1911
Page
1
The Immanuel Church of Cambridge is excited over the pastor Rev. Clarence V. T. Richeston taking a leading role in the case surrounding the death of 19 year old Avis LinNell.
Prominent church members have urged the ordinance committee to act. Chairman Perry and Clerk Campbell have scheduled a meeting of the committee for the coming week.
The Irish players performance at the Plymouth Theatre drew mingled hosannas and jeers last night. Notable Boston figures led by Dr. T. J. Dillon were asked to leave as uproar over the play grew louder.
Forecast notes fair weather for Boston and vicinity on Tuesday followed by rain in the overnight into Wednesday. Moderate to brisk east and southeast winds expected, with increasing cloudiness and showers announced for New England. Temperature reports from Thompson's Spa indicate around mid 50s. Burdett College invites new students each Monday with a free catalogue.
A report to Southern Pacific officials states 36 sticks of dynamite were found under the Calitan viaduct near Naples, 20 miles north of Santa Barbara, hours before President Taft's special train crossed the bridge en route to Los Angeles. This discovery prompted continued reporting on page five.
The Boston Post presents morning photographs of the second game in the world series played yesterday in Philadelphia. It marks the first time a New England paper reproduces afternoon Philadelphia event images the next morning. In Philadelphia on Shibe Park Connie Mack's Athletics defeated their rivals three to one.
A Saturday feature highlights John Franklin Baker assigned to a hard hitting role as fortunes shift for the Mackmen. The column notes changing favors and hints at further details on Page 12-Fira.
Latter personally conducted without change. Bertha Wash Sunset Route details list Milk and Washington streets.
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