Horse racing entries listed for today’s card
The schedule includes 2:10 pace six entries 2:21 trot thirteen entries a two year old trot heat with twelve entries and a three year old pace with four entries.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1908
Page
1
The schedule includes 2:10 pace six entries 2:21 trot thirteen entries a two year old trot heat with twelve entries and a three year old pace with four entries.
A 16 year old Russian girl named Yrena Faeda says gypsies abducted her five months ago from Kursk province. She describes beatings and confinement in a wagon before transport toward an unknown fate. An interpreter helped police record her account as the case drew crowd sympathy.
Mrs. Cath erine Noyes of 20 Fourth street Wellington has not been seen since last Monday. Police drag the Malden river and search local clay pits for clues while tracing her last movements in Boston including a purchase of $50 at a liquor store. No trace since 7 p m the same day and authorities investigate various tips.
The Edison Electric Illuminating Co outlines how to maximize lamp efficiency through reflectors and proper lamp height. It argues Boston has high per capita electricity use and promotes evaluating current lighting setup to reduce waste without extra cost.
The $173,000 United States sub-treasury theft, one of the government’s largest losses, is believed solved by the arrest of George W. Fitzgerald in Chicago. Authorities say others are implicated and had baffled secret service for months.
Fitzgerald, an assorting teller under Assistant United States Treasurer William Boldenwreck, faced suspicion for a Feb 20 1907 theft. The case centered on large denomination bills tied for destruction and implicating a colored suspect, with Fitzgerald later discharged for culpable negligence as efforts continued to identify the real culprit.
In Dalton August 23, Chairman Hitchcock of the Republican national committee and Senator W. Murray Crane agreed the national campaign demands Hughes's renomination. They will confer with national committeemen and New England state leaders at Boston's Hotel Touraine tomorrow ahead of Maine and Vermont elections.
Senator Crane has risen as a national figure in the Hughes Republican split. Hitchcock traveled to Pittsfield and Windsor to meet the Senator at his summer home. They discussed campaign finance and coordination with the national committee and state leadership amid a new advisory group formation.
The body of a young man was found in the water at City Point South Boston yesterday by Bicycle Officer Thomas Ryan. He appeared to have been in the water about a week. A paper in his pocket suggested the name Carmine Crone 28 of 178 Endicott Street but police could not verify it.
Horses from east west north and south gather at Readville for a six days grand circuit meeting. The week features rich stake events and top trotting and pacing to chase two minute marks as crack reinsmen push for wins.
The upcoming meet opens with four sprint events led by the American Horse Breeders Futurity for 2 year olds. The next day features the $50 000 American Trotting Derby, a handicap mile and a quarter race drawing about fifty starters. Favorites include Gentle Sweet Marie and Highball with Strong and Wilkes Heart among noted contenders as horses race from various marked positions toward the long run.
Firemen rush to a fire alarm from Box 52 at Ladder 14 Fort Hill square. Captain Lonergan sustained a deep gash requiring six stitches and Ladderman Kane was knocked unconscious. Lonergan rode to the fire with blood streaming, but Chief Grady ordered his removal to the Relief Hospital.
A daring act near Salem to Boston stopped a heavy Boston & Northern car numbered 1313 half on the bridge as it opened two feet at about 8 30. The rescue prevented disaster and caused terror among passengers and local excitement.
Dame says he fired at his father in law Sterling to save his life after Sterling threatened him with a broom. The second shot struck Sterling in the heart, killing him instantly. Police and doctors arrived. Dame surrendered and was to be arraigned. Sterling, 65, longtime Dover police member, was on vacation awaiting marriage, with Dame and his wife living with him. Continued on Page 2-Third Column.
In St Louis the Doves win the first game 10 to 0 and lose the second 3 to 5. The Chicago Cubs sweep Brooklyn 2 to 0 in both games. Readville hosts Grand Circuit racing starting this week. Worcester tops New Bedford 9 to 4 to extend its New England League lead.
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