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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1909

Page

5

Readings of Ghost Dog Drive Dorchester Man to Suicide

Marcus J. Long aged 63 killed himself by inhaling gas in his Dorchester home after reading Conan Doyle’s Hound of the Baskervilles in which a spectral hound torments a Baskerville. He also dismantled his piano, its keys and strings, and destroyed a $1000 violin in a bid to end his sorrow.

Marcus J. Long Dorchester Conan Doyle Tlugo Baskerville Long Ellet Street Sherlock Holmes Sir Henry Baskerville Sir Henry Sir Hugo Baskerville Sir Charles Baskerville Sir Charles

Langtry Withdraws From State Treasury Race

At 1 30 this morning A P Langtry headquarters issued a statement announcing Langtry's withdrawal from the State treasury ship contest The Langtry group meeting at the Hotel Bellevue has endorsed Representative Frank D Kemp of Springfield to run in the Republican caucus at 10 30 this morning.

A. P. Langtry Bellevue Langtry Treasuryship Frank D. Kemp Springfield

Dorchester man dies by gas suicide after domestic abuse claim

A Dorchester boat painter and Civil War veteran killed himself with a gas jet in his bathroom after neighbors noted two days of withdrawal. A letter to his wife Mary Long was found sealed beside his body. her son had taken her to live with him following allegations of abuse.

Mary Long Dorchester Long P Street South Boston Dougal McDonald Peter Rogers James Curtis

City Consideres Wood Pavement Plan for Busy Streets

Superintendent of Streets Emerson faces an injunction attempt to halt paving Congress State and Exchange streets at Merchants Row. Property owners offered wood pavement to reduce noise, with $16 000 deposited to cover costs and a petition heard in Superior Court next week. Emerson has received about 25 letters urging opposition.

Guy Emerson Congress State and Exchange Merchants Row Hmerson Richard P. Bradley Superior Court Emerson

Roosevelts disgrace cited after Hamburg fracas

Elbert Molhauer of Paterson New Jersey labeled Kermit Roosevelt a disgrace after a scene on the Hamburg following a dollar poker game. He urged Roosevelt to focus on his family and criticized the former president for alleged brutality toward a weaker companion.

Newton Kermit Roosevelt Hamburg Elbert Molhauer Paterson N. J Newton Corner Roosevelt

Maxwell 10000 Mile Nonstop Car Makes Regular Runs

Since last Sunday the Maxwell nonstop car has been making round trips to Framingham and back with great regularity. One driver even figures the next week's mile completion to the minute barring accident. At midnight the car had covered 7800 miles and projects a smooth path to a record total far exceeding previous nonstop vehicles.

Framingham

Langtry withdraws and Kemp urged in caucus appeal

Colonel Langtry withdraws and notes some members prefer Kemp over Stevens while undecided pledges lean Kemp. Hodskins cites 94 supporters for Langtry and 93 for Stevens, predicting unpledged members will back Kemp for a decisive caucus outcome. Signatories including Turile Washburn Cushing Garcelon and Hodskins praise Kemp and urge colleagues to support him.

Colonel Langtry Senator Stevens Representative Kemp Mr. Hodskins House Senate William Turile Robert M. Washburn Grafton D. Cushing William F. Garcelon Frank G. Hodskins

Earthquake Shakes Cape Town Area Triggering Bridge Damage

A slight quake trembled Carver Wareham Marion and Onset and broke a spire on the Weeweantet bridge. Housewives in the cape towns were alarmed as china rattled in cupboards and windows.

Middleboro Carver Wareham Marion Onset Weeweantet Bridge Cape Towns China

Woman’s Wrinkles and Advertisers Claiming Removal

A reader questions rival wrinkle remedies while noting Harriett Meta’s new process. The letter cites Meta’s claims, medals, patents, and European attention, urging readers to seek the original discoverer for safe results and offering free information through the Boston Post.

Harriett Meta Mary J. Davis East St. Louis Miss Meta America Europe Rome United States Washington London Boston Post Suite 750S Syracuse N. Y Paris Rue Auber France Meta

Boston Motor Club Elects Officers Tonight

The New Boston Motor Club will elect officers tonight at the Hotel Oxford. Since the last meeting the club has been incorporated and its charter secured. Major Kemp, a prominent motorist, is expected to be elected president.

Boston Motor Club Oxford Boston Major Kemp

Meeting to be Held at Hotel Oxford Tonight

Indications point to securing rooms in the Hotel Oxford for the meeting tonight, with the venue still undecided among options. Organizers are preparing for a gathering to discuss pending matters.

Ters Oxford

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