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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1907

Page

9

Mystery surrounds death of Charles Bailey in Lynn

In Lynn on July 24 authorities probe the death of Charles G. Bailey treasurer of the Boston Securities Company found in his bathroom with gas on. A letter Bailey allegedly wrote to his wife in North Conway is thought to hold the key, with Medical Examiner Pinkham and Bailey’s close friends delaying ruling out suicide until Mrs. Bailey arrives.

Lynn Charles G. Bailey Boston Securities Company North Conway Pinkham Bailey

Fatal gas lighting accident at Bailey residence

Mrs J A Abbot and Miss Louise Merritt wait at Ocean street as Mr Bailey is found unconscious in the bath room near the wash stand with a match from a match safe on the floor. Doctors suspect a gas lighting faint. Bailey, born in Beverly 87 years ago, was former cashier of Central National Bank of Lynn and later treasurer of Boston Securities Company. He had recently invested heavily in an Arizona mining venture. He was known for being an avid automobilist.

Bailey Ocean Street J. A. Abbot Louise Merritt Baileys Arizona State Street Boston Mr. Bailey Beverly Central National Bank of Lynn Boston Securities Company

Woman joins leper colony on Penikese Island

Lucy Peterson a Russian former Brookline domestic arrives at Fairhaven with Dr J F Lewis and is placed in the leper colony on Penikese Island. Her arrival by auto and transfer to the motor boat marks an increase to five life members at the isolated facility.

New Bedford Penikese Island Lucy Peterson Brookline Fairhaven Boston J. F. Lewis State Board of Charity

Fast Time For Matinee Races Readville

Readville matinee at the Gentlemen's Driving Club track featured Mack Mack the California trotter clocking a fast mile in 2 10 4. Lexington owned by F G Hall won in 2 15, Charles Saunders debut took 2 29 in heat, Dividend by The Bondsman tied after three heats, M Hall won with The Minute Man, and George R Hall delivered a strong four heat performance.

Readville Gentlemen’s Driving Club Mack Mack Lexington F. G. Hall Charles Saunders

Tremont Theatre Cast Delivers New Scene in Hurdy-Gurdy Girl

Tremont Theatre presented The Hurdy-Gurdy Girl with a remodelled first act in two scenes. John W. Rangsone stars as the sausage king with a German dialect. Dia mond Donner returns from The Prince of Pilsen as Mary Fitzgerald to strong applause. Mayme Kelso shines as Mrs. Fitzgerald with Browning quips.

Fitzgerald Browning

Buffalo Retains Glidden Trophy at Close of 1570-Mile Tour

The 1570 mile American Automobile Association tour from Cleveland to New York ended in a Buffalo victory for the Glidden trophy with 1815 points. The Automobile Club of Buffalo led, followed by Pittsburgh and New York. Final standings list Pierce Arrow, White, and Peerless entries finishing with strong scores. A police incident delayed secretary Dai Lewes briefly in New York.

Buffalo Glidden New York American Automobile Association Cleveland Philadelphia Automobile Cl 6 Automobile Club of Pittsburg New York Motor Club Buffalo Club Pierce Arrows Thomas Flyers Packard Hal K. Sheridan Cleveland Club G.S. Smith Pierce Arrow White Peerless Dai Lewes Newark New Jersey Club B.P D. Garden Pierce Alfrow G. S. Salzman Thomas Flyer Ieebae Montgomery Hallowell Flinn Pierce Aptow H. Paulman A. Kumpf G. P. Moore-——-Welch Lea-—Walter R. M. Owen A. N. Jervis Berlet R. H. Tucker Royal Tourist Lou W. M. Lewis Mitchell Secessesus L. S. Tyler Maxwell Archie Hughes A. J. Scaife I. Burman Edward Noble—Haynes H. H. Perkins-—Packard J. CG. Staub—Peerless T. P. Jones Cuneo—Rainier Vaveeks Eeesee-Ee P. Garth Garth J. Howard Oldsmobile Sebo Ae R. L. Lockwood Tillotson Stud Dayton Schuaue Kirkham—Maxwell J. W. Mears—Acme G. Buse U.p. HR Sheridan—White

Probe Bankers Connection With Telephone Company

The commission heard Attorney Whitman question Expert Blood about Stone & Webster’s work and financing. Blood said he had 10 to 11 years with the firm, and would not confirm details on $100,000,000 capital or water from assets. Chairman McClintock backed Blood’s qualifications, while Whitman pressed on ties to Kidder Peabody and Bell Telephone. The hearing adjourned until next Wednesday.

Expert Blood Whitman Stone & Webster Patterson Expert Patterson Attorney Whitman Samuel L. Powers Interfvure Blood Messrs McClintock Kidder, Peabody & Company Mr. Whitman Mr. Blood Bell Telephone Commission Stone & Websster Erie Company Erie Kidder Peabody Company

Lodge to preside at Republican convention amid light turnout

George H. Doty of Waltham presided over the Republican committee meeting as 15 of 40 members appeared. A motion to add four members at large was postponed, with discussion on the required convention approval. Senator Lodge stayed away at Tuckernuck Island, while Congressman Greene will read the convention platform.

George H. Doty Waltham W. M. Flanders Newton Henry F. Ripley Hingham H. C. Gallagher Milton F. M. Atwood Taunton C. O. Brightman New Bedford Walter Rapp Brockton G. H. Dunham Chelsea Herman Hormel A. H. Davison Boston E. C. Miller Wakefield T. F. McGanley Worcester Senator Lodge Tuckernuck Island Field Northampton Doty Flanders William Garcelon Garcelon Greene Massachusetts Crane

Jersey City Game Result With Toronto

At Jersey City Jersey City defeated Toronto 3 to 1. In Baltimore Baltimore led Rochester 9 to 1 when the game was called at the end of the eighth inning.

Jersey City Toronto Baltimore Rochester

Wingate Stars In Winchester Golf Championship

Dana Wingate posted the best 72 hole score at the Winchester Golf Club junior championship tourney, finishing with rounds 78 76 79 74. Henry Mason posted the next best card as the two day event concluded yesterday.

Winchester Golf Club Dana Wingate Wingate Henry Mason

Knife slashes Malden boy in butcher shop accident

Thomas Lovett ten years old of Middlesex street was severely cut when a carving knife slipped in Charles Moses butcher shop on Centre street Malden today. He was taken to Malden Hospital in serious condition.

Malden Charles Moses Centre Street Thomas Lovett Middlesex Street Malden Hospital

Higgins Stricken by Ptomaine Poisoning at Home

Representative John J. Higgins of Somerville, a Middlesex county district attorney candidate, fell violently ill after a Boston trip. A physician diagnosed ptomaine poisoning and Higgins blamed fish eaten at noon. He was resting quietly at his home late last night.

John J. Higgins Somerville Middlesex County Boston Higgins

Montauk Stakes Won By Ahead at Brighton Beach

The Montauk Stakes at Brighton Beach saw 9 to 20 favorite Fair Play win by two lengths with Royal Vane closing to a head. Prince Ahmed, a Western sprinter, finished third but was disqualified for a foul. Other winners included Bat Masterson, Thistledale, Carthage, Dick Finnel, and Fond Heart in various races.

New York Brighton Beach Fair Play Royal Vane Prince Ahmed Bat Masterson Thistledale Carthage Dick Finnel Fond Heart

Quakers Beat Tri-Staters 4 2 in Wilmington

Philadelphia Nationals defeated the Wilmington Tri-State team 4 to 2 in Wilmington Delaware. The Phillies had a 4 run first half and held on as Tri-State added runs late. Batteries were Corridon and Jacklitsch for Philadelphia with Chappelle and Foster for Wilmington. Umpire Connors.

Wilmington Del Philadelphia Nationals

Famous M. and M. event postponed at Detroit

Detroit Mich July 24 Heavy showers left the track in poor condition delaying the Merchants and Manufacturers stake and other events on the Grand Circuit card. The program will be raced tomorrow afternoon with the $10,000 stake among the events awaiting first-class track conditions.

Detroit Mich

Shrubb to Try for Record at Caledonian Games

Alfred Shrubb plans his final New England appearance at the Scotch picnic in Caledonian Grove next Thursday. He will race the one mile and three mile events seeking the world's professional record for a purse offered by the Caledonian Club. Shrubb faces top international professionals, confident of breaking the record despite concerns about the track suitability.

Alfred Shrubb New England Caledonian Grove Shrubb Caledonian Club

Double header for the Tigers with 2 PM start

Reports from Waltham note a 2 PM first game and umpire decisions at the plate. Boston Nationals may draft from Worcester after talks between Dovey and Burkett. Donovan’s rough day dims his ace status as the Wellington Association seeks a Saturday game and Roxbury’s Daly strengthens Glendales to lead the league. Contacts listed for players and batteries.

Tigers T. O'Connor Waltham Boston Nationals Worcester Dovey Burkett Boston Chicago Donovan Wellington Association John Holden Huron Avenue Cambridge Dorchester Glendales Roxbury Daly Dorchester High M. Hannaford Rockville Park Rox Dury Meridian St

Dory victors home again after Canadian win

On the deck of the steamship Prince George arriving from Yarmouth N S three racing dories Elizabeth F C E Ruhl Sunny Jim Sidney Doane Crescent with Bay State Y C Revere Swampscott Dory Club Annisquam Y C are back. They swept Shelburne N S and Yarmouth races defeating Canadian dories and will defend their honors against locals in remaining races this season.

Prince George Yarmouth N. S Elizabeth F C. E. Ruhl Bay State Y. C Revere Sunny Jim Sidney Doane Swampscott Dory Club Crescent Robert E. Burnett Annisquam Y. C Shelburne

Notre Dames challenge the Roger Wolcotts

Local athletic notices list multiple teams and contacts across Boston area towns including Roxbury South Boston Cambridge Malden Jamaica Plain and Charlestown with ages from 10 to 17 and addresses for team organizers and a pitcher's offer for Saturday at 19 Cleveland Street Malden

Notre Dames Roger Wolcotts E. Whi Y Vale Roxbury Christies J. Powell Third Street South Boston Mohawk A. C J. Murphy Cambridge Street Cambridge Atlantics H. Travers Lotus Place Jamaica Plain Cleveland Street Malden Cigarmakers’ Union

Maine State Results Reported Across Cities

Maine state results list scores by city pairs with Augusta and Bangor tied at 6 and 8 respectively, Biddeford and Biddeford posting 5 and 4, while Portland and Portland show 5 and 4 for the Pine Tree and rival.

Augusta Bangor Biddeford Lewiston Portland Pine Tree

Buffalo Ties With Giants in Exhibition Game

Buffalo, N Y July 24 Buffalo tied with the New York Nationals in an exhibition game. The game was called in the tenth to let the teams catch trains. The score by innings Palesia veesene 00000001000 183 New York 00000100000140 Batteries Kissinger and Ryan Lynch and Bresnahan

Buffalo N. Y New York Nationals R.H.E. Palesia Veesene New York Kissinger Ryan Lynch Bresnahan

Americans Will Try for Davis Cup in 1908

An American team will contest the Davis Cup next year regardless of venue. The American effort aims to defeat England’s best players while the Australian duo Brooks and Wilding defend the trophy, with a potential return to England or removal to Australia depending on subsequent matches.

England America Brooks Wilding Australia

Local baseball scores from regional contests

In Springfield Springfield over New Haven 4 to 2. Hartford swept New London 2 to 1 in game one and 11 to 0 in game two. Norwich defeated Holyoke 5 to 2. Waterbury beat Bridgeport 3 to 2.

Springfield New Haven Hartford New London Norwich Holyoke Waterbury Bridgeport

Better to honor young boxers than endure biased ring decisions

It is better for the boxing game to see boys applauded like they were at the show Tuesday night than to tolerate conditions that always follow the giving of ring decisions.

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Wise LEPER Howard G. Reynolds Probe Bankers Telephone Company Lodge Wingate the Star Winchester THE B.V.D. Way Massachusetts Breweries Company Arch Street Montauk Quakers U. S. Patent Office Erlanger Brothers Church Streets Dory Victors Maine Giants Union Pacific St. Louis Willard Massey N.E.F P.A Washington St Boston, Mass
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