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18 Oct 1911
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Boston Post in Boston, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1911
Page
1
Woman Murdered by Axe in Lynnfield Home
Mrs. Hanson Parkes was found dead in bed with her head nearly severed by axe blows. Her 19 year old nephew John Van Ahmburg lay mortally wounded beside her in the Wakefield edge residence near the Saugus river. Neighbor George Anson heard groans and raised the alarm as police raced to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynnfield
Hanson Parkes
John van Ahmburg
Saugus River
Wakefield
George Anson
Footprints Point to River Bank in Search for Farmhand Johnson
A careful search traces footprints from the farmhouse to the Saugus River bank where a canoe keel groove is found. Authorities and a citizen posse pursue Johnson the farmhand who remains missing as neighbors await updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saugus River
Johnson
Mathewson and Coombs Duel Draws Big Ninth In Series
The third great duel between Mathewson and Coombs in the Athletics series narrows to a ninth inning stretch as both pitchers clash to push the Athletics toward a place in the Big Six. Attendance for the three games hits 101000 with a total receipts of 75,593 split among the National Commission players clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Commision Tonight
National Commission
Ee Ee National Commission
Ee Eee
Ee Ee Ee
Mathewson Falls as Athletics Beat Giants in World Series
New York reports Christy Mathewson defeated for the first time in the World Series as Philadelphia Athletics win 3 to 2 in 11 innings. Frank Baker’s powerful hits and a home run by third baseman help clinch victory. The moment marks a rare slip for the famed Giants ace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Christy Mathewson
Mackmen
Athletics
Frank Baker
Matty
Mack
Philadelphia
Giants
Obscure 17th Century Trials and Early College Leaders
Fragmentary notes recall Roger Wilfims tried for heresy in 1635 and Hosea Hylon the Universalist clergyman as Tufts College’s first president born 1796. Also mentions Porto Rico possession in 1898 and a New England weather forecast with rain and moderate southeast winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tody
Roger Wilfims
Hosea Hylon
Tufts, College
Sates
Porto Rico
Death of Avis Linnell ruled not self inflicted
Medical Examiner Leary stated Avis Linnell was killed, not by her own hand, and likely poisoned by mistake. He believes the poison was the most deadly known, taken under the impression it was a harmless drug, with uncertainty about whether it was accidental or deliberate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leary
Avis Linnell
Burst Tire Costs Lives Of Women In Connecticut Incident
Mrs. Rose Richards aged 49 from Henrysburg Quebec was killed instantly in a burst tire accident in Warehous Point Connecticut. Mrs. Julian Richards aged 72 from North Adams was injured and died shortly after. The touring party was involved in the crash this afternoon and details continue on page five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warehouse Point, Conn
Rose Richards
Henrysburg
Quebec
Julian Richards
North Adams
Car Crashes into Steam Roller in Worcester
A car racing down a hill struck a steam roller on Lincoln street in Worcester injuring six and throwing 25 into a panic. Robert A. Stickney of Melrose suffered severe injuries including a torn arm and broken ribs. he was taken to a Springfield hospital with life precarious. Mrs. George Rogers of Clinton suffered cuts from broken glass. All car windows shattered.
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Worcester
Lincoln Street
Robert A. Stickney
Melrose
Springfield
George Rogers
Clinton
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