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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1909

Page

1

Vermont boxing bout ends in death of Foster

A heated bout on board the battleship Vermont ends with Foster dying the next day from injuries. Williams, his colored opponent, was not charged. The incident prompts naval officials and local police to consider jurisdiction as autopsy and inquest proceed.

Provincetown Vermont Foster Williams Massachusetts Maine Pennsylvania New Jersey District of Columbia Minnesota Louisiana Kansas Mississippi

Senate Insurgents Read to Fight Payne-Aldrich Bill

Senate moderates plan stronger move to defeat the conference report on the Payne Aldrich tariff bill. Senators Cummins and Beveridge met with the President to press concerns and Beveridge warned that after Dolliver speaks, the President may be unable to sign the bill.

Senate Messrs. Brown and Burkett Nebraska Crawford North Dakota Beveridge Indiana Dolliver Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Kansas Taft Washington House Cummins White House

Lodgers Burned as Fire Traps Occupants at Corning Street Lodge

A fire at 3 10 yesterday morning in a South End lodging house at 12 Corning street trapped three men and a woman in top rooms. One man climbed through skylights to the roof where he was badly burned after 15 minutes before firefighters arrived. Alexander Cameron and Roger Dorsey suffered severe burns and were taken to City Hospital. Mr and Mrs James Gately also sustained burns and were treated at relatives in Roxbury.

Corning Street South End Alexander Cameron Roger Dorsey City James Gately Roxbury

Missing Child Sparks Fiery Scene in Hallway Chaos

During a blaze Cath erine Smith aged 5 was reported missing as her mother battled firemen and police to reach the burning hallways. Neighbors joined the frantic search in a crowded scene until the page continues on 12 Pirat Column.

Catherine Smith

Fire destroys Eben D. Jordan estate riding hall

A mysterious early morning blaze at 3 o'clock yesterday consumed the riding hall at Eben D. Jordan's Chiltonville summer home and the adjacent quarter mile exercise track building, totaling about 75000 dollars in losses. The main house The Forges escaped with light damage while a nearby stable risked ignition.

Plymouth Eben D. Jordan Chiltonville

Fire destroys riding hall as early alarm delays rescue

Fire at the Jordan estate riding hall near Plymouth spreads to ruin before fire crews arrive from Tiltonville. The rusted emergency engine fails, a bucket brigade forms, and 26 tons of stored hay burn as workers escape a collapsing roof. Incendiary theory considered by foreman Guy Courtney.

Plymouth Tiltonville Mr. Jordan Guy Courtney William Phinney Jordan Estate Arthur Churchill

Strength Fr Johns Medicine Builds You Up

Strength Fr Johns Medicine claim strengthens flesh and build up vitality. The text presents a health product pitch focused on bodily enhancement and energy improvement.

Fr. John

Alligator Bag with Diamonds Stirs Steamer City of Worcester Mystery

A saloon aboard the steamer City of Worcester holds an unclaimed alligator bag filled with diamonds and money. Labeled with initials G. L. W. it has drawn calls from many seeking the owner but provided no clue to the treasure or its maker. The case angles toward possible foul play or a forgotten theft, leaving detectives and passengers in suspense.

New York Worcester

Mystery Bag of Fortune Hidden in 1850s Daguerreotype

A daguerreotype reveals James R. Marsh of Lowell Mass and an erased name Hannah J Barnard. A sealed bag in J A Ganger's office yields a very large sum, two diamond rings seven diamonds, a silver whiskey flask half full, New Testament, photographs, lingerie and a silk embroidered night robe.

James R. Marsh Lowell Mass J. A. Ganger Steamship Company

Six Drownings and Ten Rescues Across New England

Six drownings and ten people rescued as thousands swam at beaches lakes and rivers yesterday. Victims include John Bottomley of Lowell and Mrs. Fred Tisdale of Springfield among others. rescues occurred near Salisbury Beach Hart Pond Sharon Onata Lake Lake Dennison York Beach and the Hoosac Tunnel area.

John Bottomley Lowell Salisbury Beach Fred Tisdale Springfield Hart Pond South Chelmsford New England Boston

Two Men Drown At Acme Thread Works Pond

Samuel C. Lee of Boston and Charles Hambro a Dartmouth street clerk drowned in the mill pond behind the Acme Thread Works in Sharon. Lee, about 35, and Hambro, 40, could not swim. they slipped into a deep hole and both died. Three others escaped with help from bystanders. Mrs Seyboyer suffers nervous shock.

Samuel C. Lee Hotel Plaza Charles Hambro Dartmouth Street Sharon Nathan Kaines Onata Lake Pittsfield August Hinden Gardner Lake Dennison Winchendon Blanche Brown Cambridge York Beach Henry Christernan Hoosac Tunnel Charlestown Charles River Spring Street Riverside E. J. Dyer Seyboyer Charles Hambo Sharon Mill Pond Boston United States Shirt & Collar Company Acme Thread Company Lee Hambro Dyer Acme Thread Works

Lowell Man Drowns at Salisbury Beach

Aug 1 Joseph Bottomley 50 a Lowell machinist drowned while bathing near the Stark cottage at Salisbury Beach. His wife and two children witnessed the accident as would‑be rescuers Joshua Bowen and Walter Leaver attempted to help. Cut off note: Continued on Page 2.

Salisbury Beach Joseph Bottomley Lowell Stark Cottage Joshua Bowen Walter Leaver Bottomley

Forecast for New England and yesterday’s temperatures

Forecast for New England calls for generally fair weather Monday and Tuesday with moderate temperatures and light to variable winds. The thermometer at Thompson's Spa reports yesterday’s temperature ranging from 66 to 75 with an average of 69.

Boston Vicinity Washington New England Thompson's Spa Washington Street

Auto tour awards and baseball results headline

Two Pierce Arrows win perfect score prizes in the A A A auto tour. Chalmers earns Detroit trophy as Boston Doves beat St Louis Cardinals 10 to 4. Cubs sweep Quakers in a doubleheader as rain postpones most games. Lawrence defeats Fall River 4 to 1 in a Sunday N E B league game. Batting and fielding averages highlight American League leaders.

Pierce Arrows Chalmers Boston Doves St. Louis Cardinals Chicao Cubs Miladelphia Quakers Pulliam Maneral Lawrence Fall River Leagguers Collins Aga

Canton double murder shocks town as couple slain

Tony Panilla a wealthy grocer born in Deans New Jersey was shot by his wife Luisa Panilla who then killed Mrs Clara Pizzani using a 12 inch butcher knife. Panilla confessed to the police and is jailed.

Canton Tony Panilla Deans N. J Luisa Panilla Clara Pizzani New York Panilla

Finance Commission Opposes Water Pipe Laying in Harbor

The Boston Finance Commission urged Mayor Hibbard to deny a petition to lay water pipes under Boston Harbor to Spectacle Island. They argue the $17 000 city cost benefits only a few island business concerns and would be a special privilege. The commission notes that the US government maintains pipes to Lovell and George Islands at meter rates.

Finance Commission Hibbard Boston Harbor Spectacle Island Boston United States Lovell’s and George's Islands

Lost in Death Race In Westminster Train Tragedy

Roy Barron a 26 year old Keene New Hampshire man died after being run over by a train while being transported by a special from Westminster to Gardner hospital. Police seek John Ryan of Keene who telephoned Barron’s parents about the death.

Westminster Gardner Hospital Roy Barron Keene N. H Westminster Yard Barron John Ryan

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