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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1913

Page

1

Mr Laurie World Champion In Golf Caddie Tale

Ten year old Mr Laurie is celebrated as the world champion of golf caddies after guiding Eddie Laurie and Francis Oui met to a pivotal victory. He dictated his story for the Post and asks readers not to reveal his whereabouts due to a truant officer pursuing him for playing hockey during the tournament.

Mr. Laurie Uncle Sam Eddie Laurie Francis Ouimet Post Laurie America

Francis Wins Championship at Country Club Match

A local observer praises Francis for turning the match around at the Country Club where he secured the championship. The speaker, tied to Woodland, recalls supporting him previously and mentions the moment he broke through during the event.

Francis Woodland

Train Hitting Escapees Ends Lyman School Flight

Two Lyman School trusties Ed ward Johnson and Joseph Craball escaped Wednesday. A brakeman found them crouched on a moving Framingham to Boston train last night between Wellesley Farms and Riverside. Johnson survived with fractures. Craball died en route to Massachusetts General Hospital. Ambulances rushed the pair to city hospitals.

Edward Johnson Joseph Craball Lyman School Johnson Craball Massachusetts General Hospital Framingham Boston Wellesley Farms Riverside South Station

Rescue Of Quincy Yacht Captain After Boat Explosion

Arthur B P Homer of Quincy fleet captain of the Boston Yacht Club, a motor boat expert, barely survived when his Remoh IV exploded at sea between Marblehead and Quincy. He leapt into a nine foot tender, burned and freezing, drifting in a southeast gale as two ocean steamers passed and ignored his distress before nightfall.

Arthur FP. Homer Boston Yacht Club Provincetown Boston’ Harbor Arthur BP Homer Quincy Remoh IV Marblehead

Rescue at sea signals Mars Greer sighting

A man was saved hours after an ordeal as he spotted the red and green side lights of the fishing schooner Mars Greer. His vessel’s course was toward a distant shoreline as rescuers closed in. Page four continues.

Mars Greer

Man Kicked by Horse Severely Injures Ear in Revere

Petrede Salvatore was kicked twice by a horse in a stable on Stowers Street Revere and suffered a severed right ear and head wounds. He was rushed to Frost Hospital where surgeons sewed the ear and head lacerations. He is expected to recover.

Petrede Salvatore Eastern Avenue Revere Salvatore Frost Hospital Stowers Street

Slavery Claim In Philippines Denied By Chairman

Washington September 21 Chairman William A Jones of the House insular affairs committee rejected reports of slavery in the Philippines. He said no slavery exists except in uncivilized portions, countering auditor W M Phipps who reported such conditions in a dispatch reaching Secretary Garrison.

Washington William A. Jones House Insular ‘Affairs Committee Congress W. M. Phipps Philippines Garrison Jones

Thaw Case Eyes Boston Appellate Route After Thaw Extradition Efforts

Former Congressman Joseph F. O Connell joins Harry K Thaw defense as New York and Boston lawyers push extradition fight. Moses H Grossman says if needed the case could move from Governor to District Court then to the Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston and finally to the Supreme Court.

Concord N. H Joseph F. O'Connell Boston Harry K. Thaw Matteawan United States District Court O'Connell Moses H. Grossman New York United States Circuit Court of Appeals Thaw Grossman District Court Circuit Court of Appeals United States Supreme Court Mr. O'Connell Senate State House William Travers Jerome New York State Felker Sampson Selie Metropolis

Tammany Head May Take Stand

Albany dispatch reports Governor Sulzer’s allies believe Charles F. Murphy will be forced to testify in his impeachment trial. They expect Sulzer to take the stand first, with his testimony prompting impeachment managers to call Murphy in his own defense.

Albany N. Y Charles F. Murphy Tammany Hail Sulzer Tammany

Nurse stabbed in Malden Hospital by prowler

Doris Robinson a nurse at Malden Hospital was attacked and stabbed in the corridor of the children's ward by a man seen prowling earlier in the evening. The assailant, believed insane, escaped through the main ward and out into the woods despite pursuit by doctors and nurses.

Doris Robinson Malden Hospital Bickford Hospital Malden Miss Robinson

Astronomical Almanac Notes and Evening Sky

The entry lists sun rise and set times for Portland Gloucester and Newport Rh, moon phase last quarter on day 265, day length 12 hours 11 minutes with 3 hours 6 minutes decrease, morning and evening stars Venus and Mara, Jupiter times, and auto lamps lighting at 6 13 tonight. It marks the 265th day of the year and last day of summer with references to celestial events and time of night.

Venus Mara Jupiter

Anniversary Highlights of Historic Declarations and Disasters

France becomes a republic in 1792, Joseph Smith reports the Book of Mormon revelation in 1827, and Lincoln issues his emancipation proclamation in 1862. One year ago today a severe Japan storm caused many deaths and twenty million dollars in property loss.

France Joseph Smith Japan

Rain and cooler outlook for New England next few days

Forecast indicates rain and cooler conditions for Southern New England on Monday with Tuesday clearing to fair and cool. Northern New England sees rain Monday with cooler west and east portions, followed by Tuesday's generally fair weather with possible local showers in Maine and variable winds.

Boston Washington New England Maine

Yesterday's Temperature Report From Thompson's Spa

Average yesterday temperature reported as 60 with a range between 50 and 66 across the day. Historical comparison shows average yesterday 60 and average a year ago 53.

Thompson’s Spa

Pitched Battle in Dublin Engulfs Streets

Dublin police clash with 20000 strikers in a violent day of riots. Dozens injured as crowds march from Liberty Hall, halt streetcars, and clash with mounted and foot police in Lombard Street.

Dublin Liberty Hall Lombard Street

Fear Spain's New Heir Is Deaf and Dumb

Relatives report the Queen of Spain fears her second daughter, like the second son, is totally deaf and likely unable to speak without correction. Royal physicians' pessimistic notes have distressed the Queen and frightened the Spanish court.

Spain Manchester Eng Manchester Guardian

Attack on John Seaeres in Somerville on Medford Street

John Seaeres aged 24 of 28 Medford Street was attacked yesterday afternoon on Medford Street Somerville by four men unknown to police and severely cut about the head with a knife.

Somerville Street Medford Street Somerville John Seaeres

Also Mentioned on This Page

Oulmet Boston Yachtsman BY Eddie Laurie Timothy W. Coakley Joseph P. Sullivan Essex Col Everett C. Benton Guy A. Ham John N. Cole Harry W. James Walter S. Glidden George L. Barnes Bee Weymouth Mase Democrats Attention Frank J. O'Toole Governor's Council Daniel M. Herlihy Hollander St A. W. Ellis Co High St A. F. OF L Organized Labor Edward P. Barry Columenos A. Kenny Cornhill Worcester Armenian Church of America Arseen Vehdunie Church of Our Saviour BY Joseph D. Hurley Alley Massachusetts Breweries Company Hawley Street Telephone Thaw Counsel Tammany Head Ayaan Bestaan Beach St Wirloi Carter Bare Sterling C. Berry & Co Leverett St Man Portland Gloucester Newport Rh Haymarket
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