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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1911

Page

16

Seek Slayer Of Sergi Tracy

Boston police probe an assault fatally injuring Sergeant William J. Tracy of the Fifth Regiment MVM and a Boston post office clerk. Tracy died after being struck in an alley off Chardon street Saturday night. Burial and services will be held at St. Joseph's Church Maplewood with escort by Company L.

Boston Harden Street William J. Tracy Fifth Regiment M. W. OM Malden St. Joseph's Church Maplewood Forestdale Cemetery Henry C. Bacon Tracy Chardon Street

Winners Relate Story of Flights

Lieut Milling recounts a cross country flight from the field to Nashua and back to Worcester Providence and Boston. He credits mechanics Alfred Panier and Rene Percy and honors Lieutenant Milling for the daring landing at Squantum and a perilous stretch between Nashua and Worcester.

Alfred Panier Rene Percy Milling Squantum Providence Pothier Boston Attleboro Worcester Rene Peroy

Dark Horse Flier Mills to Second in Interstate Race

Lieutenant T. D. Milling U.S.A. finishes second after a four craft field, flying from Providence to Boston via Nashua Worcester Providence Attleboro and Squantum. Crowds cheer as he credits generous backers Panier and Peroy and maintains an engine that performed flawlessly despite difficult legs.

T. D. Milling W. Starling Burgess Greeley S Curtis Ovington Providence Atlantic Burgess Boston John F. Fitzgerald Pegasus West Point Franklin Arthur Stone

Birthday feast kills one and sickens eight in Toa dstoools case

Angeline DeSal vo, five, died and seven others were in critical condition after a birthday gathering in New York where 24 attendees ate poisonous toadstools mistaken for mushrooms. The mother and three sisters were not expected to survive. A search continues for the remaining 16 diners.

New York Angeline DeSalvo

Hot Weather Drink and Advertisements

A short notice advertises Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a refreshing teaspoonful in tea or water. It also mentions double legal stamps and earnings offers through December, noting promotions with every purchase.

Horsford

Rutherford and Mills to Wed in Paris Banns Published

Paris reports banns published for Ogden Livingston Mills son of Ogden Mills and Margaret Stuyvesant Rutherford daughter of Mrs. W K Vanderbilt. Mills Harvard 1905 member of Racquet and Tennis Club Union Club Meadow Brook Knickerbocker and Harvard Club. His sister Beatrice Mills is Countess of Granard.

Paris Ogden Livingston Mills Margaret Stuyvesant Rutherford Ogden S. Mills Ogden Mills New York East Sixty-ninth Street Harvard Racquet and Tennis Club Union Club Meadow Brook Knickerbocker Harvard Club Beatrice Mills Countess of Granard Rutherford Margaret S. Rutherford W. K. Vanderbilt Ogden C. Mills Whitelaw Abeid

Charter Oak ParkRacing Opens With $10000 2 14 Trot Win

The opening day of grand circuit races at Charter Oak Park Hart Ford Conn featured the $10 000 Charter Oak 2 14 trot won in straight heats by R T C driven by Murphy. Purse divisions awarded R T C 5000 Chatty Direct 2500 Gordon Todd 1500 Louis Forest 1000.

Charter Oak Park Hartford Conn Charter Oak Murphy Chatty Gordon Todd Louis Forest M Tollman Geers Bik Senor Avery Babcock Hollenbeck Bik S Proctor Mary Gibm Cox the Abbe Dee Tees Ella Ambulator B. m Walter W B Beryou Eas Peter Red Sue D Eva Tanguay Hendrickson Aesee Pretoria Hannock Lady Tilley Harpenter

Nine Die in Hotel Fire in Juneau

Nine persons perished when the Juneau Hotel and the McGrath building burned last night. Four bodies were recovered and five more are believed buried in the debris.

Juneau Alaska McGrath

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Sergi Tracy Harry Reed Howard KE. Moore Elm Street Traty Dugan Columbia Street Summer Street IG Enterprises Filene Georges Prince Albert Oan Summer St Washington Washington St Cor. Franklin Rew York W. S4th Westminster St. Corner Philadelphia Chestnut Blefalo Main St Iroquois Hotel Lieut Concord Nashua BY David P. Shea Wolf's My Clothier Hanover Portland Streets Haymarket Square Adams Square Seollay Square Ree Miss Rutherford Ogden L. Mills BIG A. Shuman&Co Shuman
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