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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1913

Page

4

Francis Wins Golf Match With Eddie the Caddy Glow

Francis caps a rainy two day duel to win the tournament with Eddie the caddy by his side. Eddie recalls watching, guiding clubs, and sharing nerves as Francis fights to the final hole. He says the best moment is Francis declaring Eddie good luck and the best caddy he ever had.

Francis Woodland Mr. Lawrence Eddie Vardon Ray Francie Oven America England

Banquet Plan Grows For Golf Hero Francis Ouimet

Massachusetts cheers Ouimet after his stunning Country Club victory. The Wood land Golf Club and USGA officials discuss a grand reception and banquet likely at Copley Plaza, Franklin Park, or Mechanics Building to honor the 2 year old champion.

Francis Ouimet Tin Massachusetts Harry L. Ayer United States Golf Association A. C. Burnett Woodland Golf Club Woodland O Quimet Auburndale Franklin Park Mechanics’ Building Massachusetts Golf Association Copley Plaza London Ray Vardon Oulmet

Agitation Grows to Free Coffman in Flag Insult Case

Efforts mount to obtain relief for Waldo H. Coffman held in Leavenworth military prison for speaking disrespectfully of country, army, and flag. Coffman, a private in the 93rd Coast Artillery, was found subversive of discipline by a court martial.

Washington Rept Waldo H. Coffman Leavenworth Kan Coffman Ninty-third Coast Artillery

Thaw's Big Battle May Be in Boston

The article details Harry Thaw's extradition fight with New Hampshire and New York lawyers, including Grossman and Judge Chase, as Tuesday's hearing before Governor Felker approaches. It notes Thaw's preparations, court filings, potential outcomes, and the expected public and media interest surrounding the case.

Thaw Boston Grossman Selig Matteawan New York New Hampshire Judge Chase William Chase Concord Thawe Felker State House the Post Chase Vorhaus Olmsted Jerome Sheriff Hornbeck Mary Copley Thaw Harry George Lauder Carnegie Vothaus Senate United States District Court Edgar Aldrich United States Supreme Court The Eagle

Coaticook Residents Rally to Defend Constable Arrested

Coaticook residents protest the arrest of Constable John Andrews in Colebrook New Hampshire on immigration law charges. Dr Trenholme leads a fund to hire top lawyers, blaming William Travers Jerome for the case and vowing support despite local threats and anger.

Coaticook Que Jerome John Andrews Constable Andrews Colebrook N. H United States Canada Andrews Defence Fund Dr. Trenholme I. Trenholme John East Columbia Lanyon Island Pond George Allen Andrews Thomas Kelly Holman A. Drew Harry

Man Rescued After Fire On 85-Foot Power Boat

Homer, sailing alone in the 85 foot Remoh IV, faced a boiler room fire when a gasolene leak ignited the carburretor deck. He leaped to a tender, rowed in a gale, and was rescued by the fishing schooner Mary Greet after hours of exposure and thirst.

Homer Marblehead Quincy Remoh IV Mary Greet

Sailor Homer Rescued After Fire Aboard Remoh IV

After a onboard fire the Remoh IV crew launched a dory to search for Homer. They found him unconscious then rushed to Provincetown for treatment. Homer recovered but the Remoh IV was a total loss valued at 5000 dollars.

Homer Matthew Greer Provincetown Boston Quincy

American Miner Morris Root Killed in Mexico Quarrel

Morris P. Root the American mining engineer was killed at Acaponeta Tepic after a quarrel with Mexican companions who accompanied him. Consular advices received in Guadalajara confirm the stabbing incident and identify the travel companions as involved in the dispute.

Guadalajara Mexico Morris P. Root Acaponeta Tepic

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