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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1910

Page

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Balloon Hunt Under Way For Missing Airship Pilots

Relief expeditions will launch from Toronto to search for the Azurea Dusseldorf II and America II missing since the international race began in St Louis. Officials warn the pilots may have landed in Canada’s wilds and face starvation while awaiting aid.

ST. Louis Azurea Dusseldorf Iil America SJ Toronto Qnt Canada The Aero Club Fred Allen United States Signal Corps Washington, D. C Great Lakes Lake Huron Georgian Bay Ontario J. M. Gibson Hudson Bay Company Ainre Telvetia Colonel Schaeck Berlin

Nominee Claims Stock Speculation Wealth at Rally

Eight thousand listeners filled Faneuil Hall as the candidate lauded Governor Draper and faced denunciations from speakers at the convention.

Three Suicide Attempts by 18-Year-Old In Worcester

Arthur Tunell aged 18 of 171 Eastern Avenue made three ineffectual attempts to end his life near Lincoln Square in Worcester tonight. The incidents caused a panic among passengers waiting for trains at the Lincoln Square station of the Boston and Maine railroad.

Worcester Arthur Tunell Eastern Avenue Lincoln Square Boston & Maine Railroad

Young Tinell Repeats Suicide Attempts Near Station

About six o clock a train stopped in time when Tunell threw himself across the tracks. Passersby released him and urged him to go home. Moments later screams came from a nearby woman as the youth tried again with a trolley car and a steam rover, both times thwarted by quick action.

Tunell Leicester Tinell

Woman Wins Tree Fight in Lynn

Mrs. Mary M. Baker of 115 Ocean Street defied the street department crew removing trees before her home. Mayor James K. Rich ordered the work discontinued, ending the dispute.

Lynn Mary M. Baker Ocean Street George J. Leland James KK. Rich

Prince Francis of Teck in Critical Condition

A bulletin from London reports Prince Francis of Teck, brother of Queen Mary, in extremely critical condition after pleurisy and two recent operations.

Prince Francis OF Teck London Queen Mary Prince Francis

Ex-Policeman Nugent Dies at Roxbury Home

Michael J. Nugent a retired policeman and war veteran died at his home at 23 Dorr street Roxbury last night. He joined the force in 1877 served in Division 10 until his retirement last November and was a member of Post 26 G A R He is survived by a widow and two daughters.

Michael J. Nugent Dorr Street Roxbury Nugent Division 10 Post 26 G. A. RR

Helvetia Balloonists Reach Helvetia After 46 Hour Flight

Colonel Theodore Schneck and Paul Ambruster landed the Helvetia at Ville Marie Quebec and headed for Montreal claiming a lead of several hundred miles. They said they were 46 hours out when they landed and could have continued, but chose to alight at the first settlement seen. The aviators reported gunfire from several pursuers during the journey.

Cobalt Ont Theodore Schneck Paul Ambruster Ville Marie Que Montreal Schaeck

Germania Crew Lands North of Here in Quebec

Information from Germania balloon aeronauts reports a landing at Coocoocash 179 miles north of this city on Wednesday morning. The crew will depart La Tuque for Montreal the following day.

Quebec Germania Coocoocash Here la Tuque Montreal

Draper Faces Criticism From Foss Over Protection Claims

Congressman Eugene N. Foss, a Democratic gubernatorial hopeful, labels Governor Draper the "high priest" of protection. He cites Hopedale mills benefiting from a 45 percent duty and 18 percent dividends, while Draper mills allegedly paid 134 percent cash dividends over a decade.

Eugene N. Foss Draper Hopedale Draper Mills

Foss Responds To Draper Attack At Winthrop

Foss said Draper honored me by devoting his attention to me at Winthrop on Thursday night. He seemed very grieved over the Democratic party this year and felt strongly for Mr. Vahey.

Mr. Foss Draper Winthrop Democratic Party Vahey

Engineer Dies in Collision Near Rochester New Hampshire

A head on collision on the Worcester Nashua and Portland division of the Boston and Maine railroad west of Rochester left engineer Otis Gowen of Portland Maine dead and wire man Benjamin Sairfield of Nashua seriously injured.

Rochester N. H Worcester

Tragic Fall Claims 11 Year Old in South Boston Wool Yard

Joseph Trechokas aged 11 of 1609 Silver Street South Boston died after falling 18 feet down an elevator shaft on the second floor of a wool storehouse under construction at Summer Street. He died later at City Hospital.

Young Trechokas Streets South Boston Joseph Trechokas Silver Street Willam Trechokas City Hospital

World Series game postponed by rain and pitching choices

Rain delays the World Series as Cobb selects Cole and Bender to pitch today. Anson discusses the Cubs downfall while the Giants defeat the Yankees 6 to 3 to win the Manhattan championship and Harvard prepares to beat Brown by three touchdowns.

Cobb Cole Bender Anson Cubs Giants Manhattan Yankees Harvard Brown

St. Mark's Tops Brown & Nichols 6–0 in City Rivalry

In Southboro on October 21 St. Mark's defeated Brown & Nichols 6 to 0. Bradlee of St. Mark's rushed 55 yards for a touchdown and Burnett added the ensuing kick.

Southboro Brown & Nichols School St. Mark's Today Bradlee St. Mark's Burnett

Lawrence fire chief convicted of bribery in Essex court

Lawrence fire chief James A Hamilton was found guilty of bribery and sentenced to two and a half to four years in the Essex county house of correction. He paid Alderman Legendre $100 for a vote on his appointment before the Lawrence Board of Aldermen. Other counts alleged similar bribes to other board members. The sentence followed a prior August verdict. defense objections overjury proceedings were overruled.

Salem James A. Hamilton Lawrence Schofield Essex County House of Correction Hamilton White Thethers Legendre Lawrence Board of Aldermen Board of Aldermen Augustus Dooley

Limited cars from Park Square run hourly all day

Regular schedule plus limited cars depart Park Square hourly from 8 30 a m to 6 30 p m daily including Sundays. Round trip fare is one dollar.

Park Sq

Roosevelt Attacks Draper and Lodge in Massachusetts Appeal

In a public appeal Roosevelt denounces Foss and endorses Governor Draper for chief executive, praising integrity and courage. He warns it would be scandalous for Massachusetts to elect a man who seeks power by money. He also urges re election of Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, praising his role in progressive legislation.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Draper Massachusetts Henry Cabot Lodge Lodge Theodore Roosevelt Figehe’ N. Foss United States Roosevelt Eugene N. Foss Congressman Foss

Roosevelt Attacks Foss in Mass Speech Before 8000

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt harshly denounced Democratic gubernatorial nominee Eugene N. Foss before about 8000 in the Arena. He faulted Foss for money driven politics and urged support for Eben S. Draper, praising his integrity while alleging lawlessness at the Democratic convention.

Poe Inducted Into Hall of Fame in New York

Edgar Allan Poe is finally honored in the Hall of Fame after years of lobbying. Dr John E Mae Cracken, chairman of the Senate of New York University, announced Poe and ten others received the honor.

New York Edgar Allan Poe John E. MaeCracken Senate of New York University

Voter tallies show mixed votes for noted figures in a 7 ballot slate

Harriet Stowe leads with 71 votes while Holmes and Poe gain 60 each. Poe’s total jumps from 4 to 69, an increase of 27. Ballots total seven with a oi requirement. Voters include presidents professors historians scientists publicists editors authors and jurists.

Harriet Heecher Stowe Oliver Wendell Holmes Edgar Allen Poe Roger Williams James Wentmore Cooper Phillips Rovals William Cullen Bryant Frances &. Willard Andrew Jackson George Bancroft John Lathrop Motley Poe Vollé

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