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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1906

Page

14

Readville Pool Betting Sparks Grand Circuit Opener

Readville track sees pool selling and open betting despite legal questions. Andy Welch and Atlantic Club operate under scrutiny as Dedham police prepare for a test case. My Star dominates the 2:10 pace while Fantana upsets Blue Hill for a 2:26 3-4 Futurity win.

New England Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association Readville Andy Welch Hartford Inspector Scott Dedham Police Dedham Jewett Association Supreme Court New England Blue Hill

Conflicting Laws Back Track Association Pool Rights

The text states two alleged conflicting laws grant the track association authority to conduct pool selling and notes the New England Horse Breeders' Association is a corporation authorized under Section 81, Chapter 125.

Track Association New England Horse Breeders’ Association

Parker's View of Alleged Conflict of Statutes

Ex-Attorney-General Herbert J. Parker describes a conflict between sections 17 and 30 of Chapter 214 of the Revised Laws regarding pool selling. He says his opinion is a legal reading and anticipates a test case by authorities. He adds uncertainty about further involvement in defense.

Herbert Parker Readville New York Herbert A. Parker Association Jewett Andy Welch Atlantic Club Shaw State Police George C. Neal Dedham Court Dedham Track Association Parker Post Herbert JL. Parker

Yesterday's Winners at Breeders Futurity Meet

The Blue Hill Brilliant Girl posted a best time of 2 09 14 and My Star clocked 2 05 3 4 for pace. Fantana led Breeders Futurity with a best of 2 20 for 1 4.

Brilliant Girl Blue Hill Readville My Star Wilstar James Madison Captain Bacon Exton J. A. Crabtree Quincy Phalla Jimmy Gatcomb B. m James Madisonee Shine J. Curry B. H Bingen-Litchie Exton E. McCargo Lucretia J. Thompson Colette D. Cahill Ann Marjorie Futurity Fantana Bingen Maggie Sultan Nolan H . Titer al Bingen J. Hagen B. G Wilstardam Pocahontas Boy M. McHenry M. i J. Gatcomb Aintree W. Cox Stiletto C A. Fowler Billy Walters, Jr A. Hassard Moore T. Murphy Mercy Me A. Thomas Fred R L. Murphy Bonalet E Benyon Italia W. Nuckols Bonnie Wilkes W. Howard Miss Gay A. McDonald Billy Walters the Blue Hill

Norfolk pace and trot mark 2:08 and 2:12 times

The American Horse Breeders' Futurity for 3 year olds is noted with records in pace at Norfolk 2:08 and trot 2:12, highlighting notable performances and a year’s standout performances in harness racing.

Gelatine Uses Across 180 Recipes in New Edinburgh Manual

A book detailing many uses for Gelatine across 180 recipes from simple to elaborate, published by J. G. Cox Lt'd Edinburgh and revised by Oscar of the Waldorf Astoria. Sent on request without charge by The John M. Chapman Company of New York at 95 Hudson Street.

J. G. Cox Lt’d Edinburgh Oscar Waldorf-Astoria John M. Chapman Company Hudson Street New York City

Miss Rose Porter Sues for 10000 in Defamation Damages

Rose M. Porter an insurance broker seeks 10000 damages from Attorney George W Buck of Lexington for defamation. Buck acted for Gilmore Coolidge Boston agents of Fidelity and Casualty in a petition to revoke Porter's license filed with Deputy Insurance Commissioner Frank H Hardison. Porter says harassment followed her success in taking business from competitors.

Rose M. Porter Dartmouth Street George W. Buck Water Street Lexington Buck Gilmore & Coolidge Boston Fidelity and Casualty Company of New York Frank H. Hardison State House Miss Porter Frank Roberts Brookline

Stallion Axtell Dies After Record Trotting Run

Axtell the famous stallion that set the worldwide trotting record in 1889 died at Warren Park stock farm from spasmodic colic. The day after his record race a syndicate bought him for $105,000.

Terre Haute Ind Axtell Warren Park Stock Farm

Axtell One of the Greatest Race Horses in Turf History

The historical account chronicles Axtell foaled 1886 a bay stallion by William I from Lou Mambrino Boy and Mambrino line. It notes record trots 2:23 as a two year old and 2:12 at Terre Haute as a three year old. Breeder C W Williams of Independence Iowa sold Axtell for 105000 dollars and kept Allerton who later set 2:09% and became a famed trotter.

Billy Walters, Jr Walter Cox Aintree Miss Gay My Star Bica Auquin Blue Hill al Bingen Fantana Axtell William I George Wilkes Lou Mambrino Boy Merr Patchen Pat C. W. Williams Independence H. L. Stout Dubuque William L Guy Wilkes Gussie Wilkes Jay Cleveland Chicago Terre Haute Maxie Cobb Allerton Williams

McMann Seeks Receiver of Rents in Providence Case

James H. McMann of Boston petitions the Rhode Island Superior Court to appoint a receiver of rents for property in Providence where he is a joint heir. He alleges he does not receive a large annual rent sum. The petition targets Mary E. McMann and others. Judge Stearns held the matter for advisement for a week.

Providence R. I James H. McMann Boston Superior Court Mary E. McMann Stearns

Roosevelt Letter Urges Election of Republican Congress

A presidential letter praises the current Republican Congress led by Speaker Cannon, urging re election to continue its planned policies. It highlights progress on tariffs, Panama Canal construction, interstate commerce oversight, and labor rights, while stressing unity between labor and capital under the existing framework.

Roosevelt Congress Watson Cannon Sherman Congressional Committee America House

Body of Train Victim May Go to Potter’s Field

Unidentified man killed by a fall from a moving train at Dudley Street station on Saturday may be buried in potters field if not identified within a few days. The body currently lies at City Hospital awaiting identification or disposal.

Dudley Street City Hospital Potters’ Field

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