Taylor Sells Half Interest in Boston Red Sox
Negotiations for sale of an interest in the Boston American League club result in James R. McAleer and Robert B. McRoy purchasing half the stake. They will move to Boston in 1912 to join management. plans for a new ball park proceed rapidly. Hugh McBreen may be retired. McRoy could become treasurer next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
McAleer
Parker’ House
James McLoughlin
Ban Johnson
Robert McRoy
Boston
Charlie Comiskey
Boston American League Baseball Club
James R. McAleer
Washington
Robert B. McRoy
Chicago
Red Sox
Hugh McBreen
McRoy
Earl Jr. Again Is A Winner At State Fair Grand Circuit Meet
Earl Jr driven by Cox won the Free-For-All pace the feature event at Syracuse State Fair Grand Circuit meeting. Evelyn W. took the second heat while Earl Jr crowded the mare to pace the last half mile in one minute and one quarter. Geers led Lady Willow in the 2 15 trot won by Geers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Earl Jr
Cox
Evelyn W
Geers
Lady Willow
Br. m
Minotaur
Maserd Eitgasse Ee
Sue D
Avery
Eva Tanguay
B. m
Murphy
Jeremiah
McDonald
Pearl Pauline
Skahen
Lady Tilly
Carpenter
Lux
B. G
Harrison
Gr. S
Earl
Ik Overyne
Shank
the Hel
Gr. H
McEwin
H. Kay
Bik. H. (Geers
Knife slays 500 pound man in Middleboro headline
Frederick K. Robbins, the heaviest man in Plymouth County at 500 pounds, was killed instantly in Middleboro when a broken grinding machine knife blade flew off and penetrated his brain while he fed corn into the silo grinder. He was 41 and unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleboro
Frederick K. Robbins
Robbins
Plymouth County
P. T. Barnum
Captain John Evans Civil War Veteran Dies at Home
Captain John Evans of Wellesley died at his home on Weston Road after a long life as a Beverly artillery officer. He served in Company D during the Civil War and was wounded multiple times in the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Evans
Wellesley
Weston Road
Evans
Beverly Artillery
Sports matchups for two games per city list
The card lists two games for each matchup: Cleveland at Boston, Chicago at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Washington, and Detroit at New York. It outlines planned back to back contests without results or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
New York
Weather Forecast Promises Pleasant Heat Relief
A muggy morning and mild afternoon give Boston a pleasant outlook today. The Appalachian storm touched the city yesterday with .11 inches of rain and is moving northward. The Mississippi heat wave eased over Boston last night as temperatures climbed past 60 degrees at 10 oclock, with a warm period likely to continue into tomorrow. Miles City reported 86 degrees at 8 last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Appalachian Mountains
Boston
Mississippi Valley
Miles City
Montana Mountains
Funeral Services Held for John Souther in Newton
Funeral services for John Souther an iron master in the United States were held yesterday afternoon at 2 from his residence on Fairmont Avenue Newton Rev Laurens Maclure of Grace Episcopal Church Newton officiated. The body was moved to Forest Hills Cemetery for cremation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Souther
United States
Fairmont Avenue
Newton
Laurens Maclure
Grace Episcopal Church of
Forest Hills Cemetery
Domestic Dispute Snags Couple Over Independence
A dialogue between Mrs Justwed and Mrs Hasbin hints at marital disagreement as they argue over autonomy and responsibility within the home. The exchange suggests underlying tensions about control and blame in domestic life.
Bar Woman as City Officer
Malden cannot appoint Mrs. Mary KG O'Sullivan of Winthrop as a truancy officer. The Civil Service Commission says her non residence disqualifies her, despite the Malden school committee backing her for voluntary charitable work with children in Medford. She is a settlement worker at Dennison House on Tyler Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Mary KG O'Sullivan
Winthrop
Civil Service Commission
Dennison
Tyler Street
Sunday Spiritualist Meetings in Malden Open Season
Malden hosts opening day of spiritualist services at Odd Fellows Temple with speakers F. H. Roscoe F. B. Niles Annie YD Jones Maud Litch Bishop Annie R. Chapman Catherine H. Thompson Emma B. Smith and a five piece orchestra. Multiple societies advertise ongoing sessions with mediums musicians and speakers through September and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Emma B. Smith
Edgar W. Emerson
Pettingill-Conyers
Nettie Hope ‘Harding
M. E. G. Howe
California
Annie L. Jones
J. I. Crumbine
George A. Fuller
Frederick Nickerson
Spiritualist meetings advertised across Boston area churches
A garbled 1911 notice lists multiple spiritualist circles and church services. It cites Lynn Spiritualist Association events in Saugus, Bible Spirit meetings in Cambridge, and Independent Free Thought Society in South Boston, with numerous mediums named and times noted. Also included are Anglican and Congregational services at venues such as Mars Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Tremont Street Bromfield circuit, Park Street Church, Union Church, Shawmut Church, and other addresses inviting public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiritualists
Church OF Higher Spiritualism
Pearl Street
Somerville
Nevans
Cohen
Saxton
Lynn Spiritualist Association
Unity Camp
Saugus
M. F. Bishop
Pell
Litehman
Washington Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
R. G. Treadwell
Independent
Free Thought
Bible Spiritualistic Society OF Boston
Broadway
South
Boston
FE. A. Roy
Miss Taylor
Tremont Street
Tremont Temple and Boston Baptist Church Services
The notice lists multiple Boston churches with service times and subjects. Tremont Temple hosts morning prayers at 9 30 and 7 30 evening sermons by Rev Cortland Myers with topics The Prayer God Will Not Hear and How to Save the People of Boston. Clarendon and other churches show 10 30 morning and 7 30 evening services with varied sermon topics and choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Cortland Myers
D. D
A. Fairbanks
Ree
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
West Canton Street
Herbert
Johnson
Boston
Maine
Adelphi
Albert Edmund Brown
Bible School
Knights Parade to First Presbyterian Church Service
Knights of Pythias Boston Lodge No. 3 will parade to First Presbyterian Church at Columbus Avenue and Berkeley Street next Sunday evening at 7:30 for a service. Rev. W. M. Tufts will preach on The Pythian Ideal. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias of
Boston
Lodge No. 3
First Presbyterian Church
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
W. M. Tufts
D. D
Adam
Wi Bible Students
Steinert Hall
Boylston Street
T. E. Barker
J. Colville
Metaphysical Hall
Huntington Avenue
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Smythe
Smythe, Archer & Co
Washington Street
OLD State House
Maurice Ketten
Bedford St
Washington St
Spiritualists’ Meetings
Malden Progressive Spiritualist Society
Inec
Louise Hall
Pleasant Street
Louise D. Francis
Sara McArthur
Pioneer Society
E. G. Patch
F. B. Daniels
Roxbury
Nellie Carleton-Grover
Dwight Hall
Progressive
Spiritual Society of Boston (Inc
Mattie Hoyt
N. of. Noyes
Nellie ‘Thomas
Harwood
C. Chase
William Franks
George W. Nutter
Busy Betsey
Annie Banks-Scott
Flora Stackhouse
H. D. Hall
Holland
Yy. K. Brown
W. W. Brooks
Thomas Kelley
Emmonds
Harmony Hall
Kneeland
Spiritualist Phenomena Society
A. J. Webster
FF. Kk. Brown
Sarah M. Thompson
Anna Whittier
Sophia Kampe
Lemuel Edmister
Anna Upham
May S. Pepper-Vanderbilt
Nahant
Camp Progress
Upper Swampscott
Carrie Thorner
Harry Lenard
Sywan
B. H. Blaney
Hattie
Gardner
Gutierrez
Bander
Miss Austin
Winifred Robinson
Adele C. Williams
Edward Lee
Odd Fellows
Columbus. Avenue
Pauline ‘Wren
Berwick Park
West Newton Street
Sophie Kanyel
Willis Terrace
Roxbury Court-House
Neai
On Street
Barvery Mls
Brookline Street
Marriner
Dale Street
Roxby
Allery
Aneer
Mathilde L, Eriksen
Shepbreasl Hue
Canton Street
newimUt
May Millan
Dudley Street
Spiii
Severnal
Oa Ums
Methodist Episcopal
People's Temple M. FE
George W. King
Epworth League
Bromfield-Tremont Street
M E
the Friendly Church
Durgin
Bromfield Street
Stephan
Park ST
Allen A. Stockdale
Union Church
Shawmut Congregational Church
Tremont
Brookline
A. A. Berle
Clarendon Street Baptist
Clarendon and
Montgomery Streets
James A. Francis
Lord Jesus
Ruggles Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
Austen K. de Blois
Shallows
Deeps
Dudley Street Baptist
Charles
A. Fulton
Baptist
Fourth and
L. Streets
Alexander Blackburn
J. D
the First Church. OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Mass
Berkeley
Charles A. Fulton
Justin D
George Sykes
Charles Street Mall
Beacon Street
Boston Common
Huntington Chambers
Edward Orne
Divine Scientist
Medico-Metaphysical Centre
Christadelphians
Premie Union
Paine Hall
Appletoh Street
Py Bland
Catharine Howard Thom
Ap. m
YALE
Beach
Waldorf ‘Shoe Stores
Dock Square
Dudley St
Hollis St
Massachusetts Ave
City Square
Castbridge
R. H. Long
Maker Factory
Framingham
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