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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1915

Page

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Wireless tower crashes near Tufts College during gale

A 305 foot wireless telegraph mast at Tufts College collapsed in strong winds, falling across the Boston & Maine tracks in the path of a White Mountains passenger train. The Concord express derailed after 250 feet of travel, but no injuries were reported as bystanders and nearby Medford men narrowly avoided harm.

Tufts Wireless Tufts College Boston & Maine Railroad White Mountains Concord N. H Boston Ter Boston Avenue Medford

Baseball scores from yesterday's NL and FL games

Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 4 to 3 and St Louis beat New York 3 to 2 in the National League. In the Federal League Kansas City won 2 to 0 then Baltimore took the second game 5 to 3. St Louis shutout Buffalo in both games 7 to 2 and 5 to 0. Newark Chicago rain affected additional listings.

Cincinnati Brooklyn St. Louis New York Kansas City Baltimore Buffalo Newark

Cafe proprietor killed in collision avoidance in Boston

Michael E. Gilboy of Jamaica Plain was instantly killed when the automobile he rode in overturned while attempting to avoid another car coming from the opposite direction. The other vehicle with several occupants sped away toward Boston, according to police.

Sharon Michael_ E. Gilboy Aldworth Street Jamaica Plain Green Dragon Cafe Park Square Boston

Allies Smash German Lines Gain Thousands of Prisoners

Allied forces push through trench networks in Champagne driving a retreat of nearly two miles. British and French units report capturing towns and thousands of prisoners along with many guns as the long anticipated Allied offensive intensifies. German dispatches acknowledge loss of trenches and substantial casualties.

Champagne

Police hold young man as hirebug in Dorchester fire

A young man, name withheld, is held at Fields Corner station as a suspect in a three alarm fire that destroyed six houses on Homes avenue and Hamilton street in Dorchester. Patrolman Griffin arrested him near the scene after the blaze began.

Fields’ Corner Homes Avenue Hamilton Street Dorchester Griffin John L. McLean B. FF. Hunt Peter F. Welch Jeremiah Mahoney Patrick Ahearn Lillian John McDonald Butler

Rescues by Police in Harbor in Great Wind Storm

The harbor police rescued scores of people and many small craft as a great wind storm swept Boston and New England. Property worth thousands was destroyed and communications lines were damaged as trees were uprooted and ships faced dangerous seas. The storm caused widespread disruption across the harbor and shipping, with shifting gales complicating efforts.

Boston New England

Asquith Names War Oversight Cabinet Committee

Premier Asquith has appointed a special Cabinet committee to oversee the war. The body includes Lord Kitchener David Lloyd George Arthur Balfour Edward Grey Lord Lansdowne Andrew Bonar Law and Winston Churchill and will replace the cabinet's Dardanelles committee as an executive group.

London Asquith Lord Kitchener David Lloyd George Arthur J. Balfour Sir Edward Grey Lord Lansdowne Andrew Bonar Law Winston Spencer Churchill

Hardie Dies in Glasgow After Pneumonia

James Keir Hardie the English Socialist leader and M P died in Glasgow today from pneumonia. He served in Parliament and led the socialist movement in Britain.

Hardie Glasgow London James Keir Hardie M. P

Keir Hardie’s Early Life and Rise in Labour

The miners’ son Keir Hardie left school to work in a Lanarkshire coal pit at age seven. He endured long shifts earning a shilling a day which fueled his early socialist interests and propelled him to lead the Labour Party and socialist movement in Parliament for many years.

Labor Party Hardie Lanarkshire Scotland

20 000 Prisoners Taken in Two Days Battle by Allies

London reports a German army division driven back two miles and another routed. Trenches captured along a 20 mile front as British forces take more than 20 000 unwounded German prisoners in a two day deliverance battle highlighting a major Allied breakthrough.

London

Moon Phases and Astronomical Notes for Gloucester

Gloucester observatory data lists moon phases from full on Sept 28 to first quarter Oct 15 and outlines full moons for the year. It notes war time day counts, morning star Saturn, evening stars Venus and Jupiter, and auto lamp times for tonight. An anniversaries section recalls 1813 Malden capture and 1830 Choctaw land cession, with a note on German air raids last year.

Saturn Venus Jupiter Malden Canada United States Paris Alost

Boston Area Weather Forecast Turns Colder This Week

Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Monday fair and colder. Tuesday will be partly cloudy with northwest gales diminishing. Northern New England expected fair and much colder Monday and Tuesday. Southern New England: Monday fair and much colder, Tuesday partly cloudy.

Boston Washington New England

Bulgaria Announces Mobilization Amid Neutral Policy

London Sept 26 Bulgarian government informs powers that mobilization was ordered in national interest with no offensive character. The note states Bulgaria remains neutral and emphasizes defensive intent despite the move.

London

Bulgaria Explains Armed Neutrality Course Amid Tense Balkan Moves

The note from Sofia explains Bulgaria will remain in a state of armed neutrality due to recent political shifts. It stresses no aggressive intent but a firm resolve to defend its rights and independence. The dispatch to the powers was sent Sept. 23, before Greece decided on mobilization.

Sofia Bulgaria

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