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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1910

Page

16

Newport cook pleads guilty to larceny in police court

William C. Belmont, a ship's cook at Newport Naval Training Station, pleaded guilty before Judge Robert M. Franklin to larceny from the January thefts at the summer homes of Albert H. Olmsted and G. M. Hutton in Newport Rhode Island.

Newport R. I Chief Crowley Tobin Newport Police Department William C. Belmont Newport Naval Training Station Robert M. Franklin Albert H. Olmsted G. M. Hutton

Ghosts and a Black Cat Foil White Salvation Army Heist Suspect

Belmont or Thomas, a deserter from Fort Adams, confessed to theft on January 24 and described a haunted Olmsted house scene. He claimed a large black cat and a Japanese sword caused fear, leading to a mistaken belief in ghosts and eventual capture.

Belmont Thomas Fort Adams Black Cat

Mothers of the North charm in Post Magazine

In Next Sunday's Post Magazine Charles G D Roberts presents another nature tale. The piece showcases northern wilderness scenes with quiet observation and lyrical prose, reflecting Roberts’s enduring love of wildlife and landscape.

Women Carry Children to Safety in West Somerville Fire

A $6000 blaze in West Somerville forced five terrified women to fight for their lives as two policemen and a maid aided three children. On 26 Packard Avenue the Wilkins family occupied the second and third floors with Richard and Blanche Wilkins aged five and four respectively. Mrs Wilkins and Norah the maid carried them to safety. On the first floor Mrs H D Hamilton endured a 4 month old child amid the flames.

West Somerville J.H. Wilkins Packard Avenue Richard Blanche Wilkins

Fire ripples through upper floors as residents flee

A blaze on the third floor of the Wilkins residence forced a rapid evacuation. Mrs Wilkins, a maid, and two children escaped via smoke filled stairs, aided by Mrs Hamilton and her mother. Patrolmen Lynch and Dewar recovered valuables from the top floor before it burned.

Mrs. Wilkins Mrs. Hamilton

Roosevelt Telegram Boosts Michigan Campaign

Theodore Roosevelt's influence appears in Michigan through a Republican State committee telegram to Curtis Guild Jr. The message notes Progressive victory in Michigan and endorses Chase S. Osborne for Governor and Charles E. Townsend for U S Senator, praising Osborne as progressive and Townsend for railroad rate legislation with Esch.

Detroit Mich Theodore Roosevelt Michigan Republican State Committee Curtis Guild, Jr Massachusetts Roosevelt Chase S. Osborne Charles E. Townsend United States Osborne Townsend Mr. Esch White House

Sealed verdict in Wightman case opened in court

A sealed verdict in the alienation case against Mrs. Minnie E. Wightman by James J. Supple will be opened in the Superior Court this morning. Supple claims Mrs. Wightman caused loss of his wife's services for 12 months and the jury, which retired at 3:50 yesterday, was given the option to return a sealed verdict.

Minnie E. Wightman James J. Supple Mr. Supple

Rally in Cambridge Sparks DA Debate Between Irwin and Higgins

An attempt to turn a Democratic rally in Cambridge into a debate between Middlesex county district attorney candidates James J. Irwin and John J. Higgins led to spirited controversy and a resumed rally after considerable excitement.

Cambridge Middlesex County James J. Irwin John J. Higgins

Irwin Attacks Middlesex Ring at Democratic Rally

Irwin assails the Middlesex county Republican ring and criticizes Higgins in a Democratic rally scene. Higgins agrees to answer, Raymond asserts the rally in his interest, and Kelleher and the audience clash over venue. Raymond denounces state, county, and city excesses while touting Edison Electric Light ties to Boston interests.

Irwin Middlesex County Higgins Maine California Middlesex Kelleher John Raymond Edison Electric Light Boston Elevated Boston Camebridge

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