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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1910

Page

3

Taft’s Chicago Stop Delights Surprised Crowds En Route

President Taft passed through Chicago on the way to St Paul for the national conservation congress address and planned Labor Day remarks at the Minnesota State Fair. He traveled via Ohio and Indiana and was met by large throngs at every stop, with no speeches arranged during the dash journey.

Chicago Taft St. Paul National Conservation Congress Minneapolis Ohio Indiana Beverly

Presidential campaign coast to coast stops amid party chatter

In Erie Ashtabula Cleveland Toledo and Indiana towns the President rode the Mayflower car rear platform shaking hands or speaking briefly. Taft discussed Ohio politics with leaders and a plan to have Hughes open in Ohio shifted since Hughes serves as associate justice. At Cleveland Toledo Laporte McKinley aides praised the President while McKinley and Duncan McKinley rode with him into Chicago as the letter to McKinley continues to shape the campaign.

Erie Ashtabula Cleveland Toledo Elkhart South Bend Ind Taft Ohio Hughes United States Supreme Court James A. Cassidy United States Henry Davis Lewis C. Laylin Republican State Executive Committee McKinley Illinois Republican Congressional Committee New York Laporte Chicago Duncan McKinley California Mec Kinley

Taft Visit Spurs St. Paul Festive Prep

St Paul, Minnesota gears up for a quadruple event week with President Taft ex-president Roosevelt the National Conservation Congress and the Minnesota State fair. The city decorates widely as Taft’s arrival tomorrow at 9 am prompts a special federal permit for decorating the federal building and the custom house.

ST. Paul Minn Taft Roosevelt National Conservation Congress Minnesota State Fair Post Office Department Washington Federal Building Custom House Post Office

Baldwin Loses Sense of Horizontal In Dense Mineola Fog

Captain Thomas S. Baldwin piloted his aeroplane into thick fog at Mineola on Long Island. He lost his sense of horizontal orientation for five minutes, unable to see sun or earth, trusting blind chance to stay level as the craft drifted in the cloud.

New York Thomas S. Baldwin Mineola Long Island Baldwin Earth

Pilot navigates fog bound glide to ground after uncertain ascent

The aeronaut Baldwin flies through dense fog unsure if he is rising or looping, fearing a plunge. He maintains deflector settings, circles in a wide arc, and fears a fatal dive before spotting a motor signal and landing safely.

Kingdom Yacht Kingdom Badly Damaged In Wreck

An examination of the Holy Ghost and Us Society yacht Kingdom, wrecked on Mud Island, shows damage requiring at least 2500 dollars in repairs. The vessel has a torn shoe, missing keel, broken stem, copper sheathing ripped, and a hole by the port bow. Repair work to start at once, with plans for a winter Mediterranean cruise afterward.

Yarmouth Holy Ghost Us Society Yacht Kingdom Mud Island Mediterranean

How $600,000,000 Worth of Autos Are Distributed in the States

The Auto Directories Company of York compiles a table listing automobiles registered in the United States up to 1910, showing values by state. The figures include Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut. New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania. Delaware, Maryland, Virginia. North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia. Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, and others.

Auto Directories Company of York United States Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Tennessee

Roosevelt’s Speech Stirs Harlan Chief Justice Prospects

Washington reports Roosevelt’s criticism of Supreme Court rulings boosts hopes that ex President may push Taft to appoint Justice Harlan as chief justice. Most in Washington expect Governor Hughes of New York to succeed Chief Justice Fuller, with Harlan’s dissent in Knight cited.

Washington Roosevelt Supreme Court of the United Hughes New York Fuller

Harrington Girls Welcome 16th Pet Pig

In Harrington Washington Ruth and Hazel Stricaler received a new pet pig during a country outing. The pig, the tenth in the family, is small tame and follows the girls around the yard as part of the children’s growing collection of animals.

Harrington, Wash Harrington Stricaler Ruth Hazel

Two Die as Liner Sinks a Barge

The barge Bristol laden with 1000 tons of pig iron sank after collision with the Italian steamship Dinnamore off Barnegat New Jersey. Captain J. Brown and seaman William Holmes drowned. The Dinnamore suffered a damaged bow and returned to New York for repairs.

New York Bristol Newport News Barnegat N. J Dinnamore Norfolk J. Brown William Holmes

Hurt Exits Trolley After Fuse Blows in Charlestown

Mrs. Rosetta Ritzuclo, 45, of 46 Medford Street Charlestown, rushed from a trolley at Leverett and Brighton streets after a fuse blew. She fell during the dash, injuring her head and back. She was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital with non serious injuries.

Rosetta Ritzuclo Medford Street Charlestown Leverett and Brighton Streets Massachusetts General Hospital

Germantown Citizens Oppose New Telephone Rates

The Germantown Citizens Association opened with resolutions denouncing the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company rate increases as inequitable. A committee will coordinate with others to press Governor Draper to block the scheme, while urging abolition of unjust official bodies and urging lawmakers to oppose the rates.

Germantown Citizens’ Association New England Telephone & Telegraph Company Wakefield Draper Wallace A. Tleason Richard J. Cronin Abraham B. Genman Bernard H. Whitney Richard H. Robinson Massachusetts Highway Commission Jackson Data Commission Toto Germantown Improvement Association

Tom Sharkey Seeks Comeback Fight at Sheepshead Bay

The veteran boxer Tom Sharkey trains for a comeback at Sheepshead Bay hoping to face Jack Johnson. He recalls his Philadelphia defeat to Jack Munroe six years ago and cites recent sparring in Reno and a Canadian club bout as proof of readiness for a fall tryout.

Tom Sharkey Sheepshead Bay Jack Munroe Philadelphia Sharkey Jack Johnson Jeffries Reno

Vacationists Swamp Liners After Labor Day Rush

The Dominion Atlantic steamer Prince Arthur from Yarmouth N S arrived with 506 passengers and was full. Government officials barred additional boarding. those left behind must wait until today and travel tomorrow. Other ships including the Boston and Governor Ingley carried large passenger lists amid the holiday surge.

Dominion Atlantic Line Prince Arthur Yarmouth N. S Long Wharf Boston Digby Governor Ingley St. John N. B Ontario Norfolk Philadelphia Yale New York Camden Bangor City of Rockland Bath and Bay State Portland

Woman self immolates in Tremont Street fire

Mrs S L Conlin narrowly escaped death when she set herself on fire in bed at 359 Tremont Street. Her husband dragged her from the burning clothing while lodgers and neighbors roused the building and a fire alarm was sounded before firemen arrived. Police say she lit the blaze while smoking in bed.

S. L. Conlin Tremont Street

Navigation concerns force battleships to Newport

Orders were issued for the battleships North Carolina and Montana to move from Bristol to Newport due to shallow water. The ships had anchored there for several days and were considered unsafe to remain.

Bristol R. I North Carolina Montana Newport

Pastor Accepts Call to South Carolina Work

The Rev. T Newton Owen, pastor of the First Congregational Church, announced his acceptance of a call from the American Missionary Association to lead work in South Carolina.

South Bristol R. I T Newton Owen First Congregational Church American Missionary Association South Carolina

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