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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1907
Page
5
Ban Francisco report notes the sudden death of Mrs. Fred Belasco stage name Juliet Crosby, wife of Alcazar Theatre partner. An hour later M L Mayer, Belasco’s partner and Mayer’s brother in law, collapsed and died. Mayer had not been well. Mrs Belasco died at age 30 after a long stage career.
George Z. Lythgoe, East Boston saloon keeper and Maverick Wine Company owner, has been absent for five to six weeks after selling his business. Creditors include Suffolk Brewing Company and Columbia Trust Company, who are not pressing for details. Family in Winthrop, noting no word prior to disappearance, reports two sons among relatives. one son works as a chemist for the State Board of Health.
Joseph Ralph Burton former United States Senator from Kansas is released from Ironton county jail after completing a six month sentence for violating a federal statute by acting as a paid representative for a St. Louis get rich quick concern. He leaves with Mrs. Burton and his niece, Dorothy Mitchell, bound for St Louis then Abilene Kansas. He pledges to advocate policies he believes benefit the general good and to publish a newspaper if no fraud order blocks it.
Two shots from a pistol were fired by Clifton Wallace on Ossipee road West Somerville after he saw two men flee from under his dining room window. No injuries reported by press time. police notified and investigating.
In Stamps Arkansas on March 22 a mob shot to death two colored women at McKamie after accusing them of using a razor in an attack that seriously injured Mrs. Ella Rheton, a white woman, and her daughter. A small child’s mother and son were involved in the alleged incident.
West Woodstock Connecticut March 22 Ezra Hammond aged 101 is dead. He was the second oldest man in the state and attributed his long life to always looking on the bright side of life.
Tomorrow at 4 o'clock an important Foresters' Home Association meeting will be held in the cathedral basement. Members of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters interested in the project are invited to attend.
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