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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
9
Jake Stahl appeared as a big friendly star at a Pilgrim Publicity Association luncheon at the Boston City Club. He fielded questions on signaling and coaching, recalled manager influence, and joked about players’ superstitions as he shared stories from his baseball career.
A fragment recalls a postgame hotel scene as friends group together and pause at the elevator after a game. The passage hints at events to follow with casual travel talk and social set pieces.
In a discussion, Jake lauded Boston as the best town to play in and cited broad league agreement. He noted straight talk from grandstands and rough talk in Chicago. Jacob C. Morse, secretary of the New England League, offered expert insights on baseball issues.
Boston spiritualists report Professor William James has communicated through a Harwichport medium. M G Ayer says an older friend spirit spoke, promising to reveal great things about the afterlife and that James is at peace with himself and all mankind as he awaits clearer messages.
After 48 hours of fog, sun returns and shipping resumes. City of Augusta sails to Savannah, Honey Brook to Port Johnson, three light coal barges in tow. Most coasters arrive on time except Persian delayed by fog. Northbound coal fleet and schooners depart Vineyard Sound and ports, with no major accidents beyond minor collisions and a tug grounding incident. Cormorant floated uninjured.
Hamilton Smith a Mormon priest states President Diaz will permit polygamy and church practices in Mexico. He claims 50 000 acres of Coahuila land sale closure supports church settlement abroad and that Mormons will abandon Utah soon to escape US laws.
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Thomas Harris, chauffeur for Oscar Johnson of St. Louis, Mo., is in serious condition at Vassar Hospital after a tire he was inflating exploded. He suffered broken jaw and nose, severe lacerations to head and chest, and shock, with doctors fearing further injuries. He bent toward the tire to inspect a possible escaping air sound when the blast hurled him across the room.
President Taft completed the last leg of his trip by motor from Boston arriving Beverly at 2 55 pm He went to the Touraine Hotel to check on Solicitor General Lloyd W Bowers who was seriously ill Taft expressed gratification at Bowers improvement and found many letters of congratulation on his St Paul speech awaiting him.
Philp Carr, 74, has remarried his Civil War bride who left him in 1862. After divorce and later remarriage to others, the couple reunited and are now on a second honeymoon in Kenton Ohio. The story recalls how Carr marched in 1862 leaving his wife and infant daughter. later letters stopped, leading to divorce and remarriage.
Governor Draper sent the nomination of John F. Meany of Blackstone to be Special Justice of the Second District Court of southern Worcester to the Executive Council. Meany, a State Senator from the fourth Worcester district, is a Democrat.
Chicago reporters describe the National Federation of Postoffice Clerks annual convention denouncing Roosevelt's 1902 executive order. The order barred civil service clerks from sharing work information with Congress without Postal Department permission.
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