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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
9
A Dorchester girl, 11 year old Helen G Fitzgerald, sends a photo and letter about her 14 month old cat Topaz. The brownish feline, with white chin and paws, performs tricks and stays quiet in a doll carriage. Topaz is cherished by Helen and neighbors alike.
Mr Post recalls finding Jacques Maltais cabin on a small lake shore where they stayed a night. With no supplies, they were aided Monday by two trappers Josef Pennaud and Josef Simon who ferried rescue by canoe to Lake Blanche and then to Chicoutimi with fresh trout for a meal.
Alan W. Hawley and Augustus Post, who made the greatest balloon flight, arrived in Quebec after a trying journey. Hawley suffered a leg injury on the Beribonka River segment and has not fully recovered, but the cup they contested remains in America.
The aeronauts Hawley and Post arrive back in civilization after a perilous Arctic flight ending with a rally in Montreal. They describe a long eastward drift across Michigan Wisconsin and Lake Nipissing before landing near the Peribonka river. Hawley injures his leg during a rough trek to camp.
An important meeting of Bishop Cheverus General Assembly Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus will be held Sunday at 3 PM in Deacon Hall 1651 Washington. Rev James N Supple of Charlestown state chaplain will discuss the Passion Play after which he will share insights from Oberammergau and attract a large audience. Edward T McGetrick Faithful Navigator will preside.
Five hundred steerage passengers on the Cymric faced a first time cholera screening upon arrival, causing delays and fear of deportation as families were separated and messages of danger passed among strangers. The voyage was rough, with 219 Shropshire sheep aboard valued at $6500 bound for Charlton Iowa.
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