Riders in the Relay Scorchers Set for New York Journey
A lengthy roster details the Post-Recorder Chicago Herald relay race lineup with clubs from Boston to New Bedford and Framingham to Stamford. Notable riders include Willie Windle Hoyland Smith J. P. Clark F. B. Emerson and Harry Tyler. The relay travels Framingham to New York via Worcester and Hartford before continuing toward Buffalo and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post-Recorder
Chicago Herald
Lon Feck
Boston
Springfield
Willie Windle
Hoyland
Smith
Seeley
Tyler
Press Cycling Club
Guy L. Gary
J. B. Clark
F. B. Emerson
A. M. Beers
W. G. French
James Clark
Mt. Washington
Peter Alexander
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
A. E. Dennett
Malden
Emerson
Beers
Hyde Park Club
Mt. Washington Club
Massachusetts
ER. A
P. J. McDuffee
New England
J. J. Berle
Merrill
Wethergreen
Stratton
Harry Tyler
Ed Nelson
William van Wagoner
Hoyland Smith
New York
Hart
Framingham
Spencer
Bay State Bicycle Club of
Worcester
H. W. Whitney
John Gray
Northboro
Shrewsbury
Theo Parker
I. M
W. W. Windle
Bert A. Livermore
Leicester
W. Miles
Hollis Adams
E.G. Bullard
H. N. Davis
Parker
Windsor Locks
Windsor
C. I. Seeley
William Harding
C. E. Stedman
Hartford
A. A. Francis
F. Larman
Herlin
B. Yalamea
H. Starkey
Berlin
Meriden
Ed Brainard
Wilcox
Wallingford
Walter Barker
William Parker
North Haven
Collett and
Lane
New Haven
C. RK. Brewster
J. W. Tabb
Milford
W. Pp. Weaver
George Smith
Bridgeport
W. Seltzman
George Knapp
Norwalk
F.L. Moore
Harry Elliot
Stamford
T. Walsh
E. Benedict
Portchester
J. B. Perry
Kh. Gregory
New York Recorder
Hudson
Buffalo
Cleveland
Chicago
Ruck Meet Draws Wheelmen and Officials in Boston
A miscellaneous bicycle gathering at Chestnut Hill shows no single club dominant. Key figures from Coolidge Corner, racing boards, Bicycling World, and Massachusetts and Press clubs discuss a May 3 race sanction for Boston. Notables include Perkins, Robinson, Dean, Crowther, Ayres, Marsh, Cook, and Roe who aims to beat records in transcontinental runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Hill
Consul Perkins
Coolidge’s Corner
Robinson
Racing Board
Dean and Crowther
Boston
Miller
Press Club
Massachusetts Club
Ayres
Tarbox
Arnold
Cade
Harry Marsh
Kimball
McGlewen
Savage
Evans
Dennett
Fecitt
Roe
San Francisco
Chicago
Eagle Cycle Club
Franklin Park
Press Cvele Club
A. J. Ochs
B. W. Isfort
Willard Small
Bailey’s Hotel
South Natick
F. ©. Ayers
Dr. Cook
Harry March
Frank Marsh
A. KE. Dennett
Quinton Kilby
W. H. Frances
George H. Carle
Hull Yacht Club Dinner Set for April 15 at Brunswick
The Hull Yacht Club dinner committee announces the annual event will be held at the Brunswick on Saturday April 15. Samuel N Currier Jared R Dorr and E K Friend believe the late date will boost attendance near the start of the yachting season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull Yacht Club
Brunswick
Samuel N. Currier
Jared R. Dorr
E. K. Friend
Boston Dog Show Promises Grand Kennel Pageant
Society eyes spring festivities as the ninth annual New England Kennel Club show dominates the season in Boston. Some 800 pets expected, with blue ribbon winners, green entrants, and notable entries from St. Bernard and greyhound lines. J. F. Batcheller and Miss Anna H. Whitney headline a program of eight performances and a parade, while the New England Field Trials Club enters seventy three dogs for regular and special prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Kennel Club
Boston
Mechanic’s Building
New England
St. Bernard
Bedivere
Thayer
New York
Back Bay
Anna H. Whitney
Whitney
Guttenburg Entries Monday Horse Races and Weights
First race maidens five eighths selling features Blueblood Pisacolt Pearl Blue Bird Steadron La Favorita filly Conquest Vocalist Billy S Ce leste Kitten filly Charlie R Kitty N Banjo Kingwood etc. Second race five and one half furlongs lists Carnalite Brookdale Spot Tartarian Sea bright Pessimist seen Dixon. Third race six and one half furlongs names Void St Denis Hamilton Tom Tough Oxford Running Bird Dallyrian Pagan shell bark Prince Howard Badge Vera Innovation Mabelle. Fourth race four and one half furlongs handicap includes Nicky or Pay April Fool Red Erin Charley Wilson Robusta. Fifth race one and one sixteenth miles selling names King Mac Transit Nativity Sir George Hyacinth Gloucester Headlight Addie B. Sixth race six and one half furlongs selling lists McMarty Blackburn Firefly Van Wort Peralta Romance Detroit Mulatto Rithal Signature Hazelhurst Ed Connolly Buddhist Dr Wilcox
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Blueblood
Pisacolt
Pearl
Blue Bird
Steadron
la Favorita
Conquest
Vocalist
Billy S
Celeste
Kitten
Charlie R
Kitty N
Banjo
Kingwood
Carnalite
Brookdale
Spot
Tartarian
Sea
Red Erin
Charley Wilson
Robusta
King Mac
Transit
Nativity
Sir George
Hyacinth
Gloucester
Headlight
Brooklyn
Addie B
McMarty
Blackburn
Firefly
van Wort
Beverly Plans Mile Kite Track For Summer Racing
Bevery April 2. Several horsemen in and about Boston consider laying out a driving track at Beverly Farms this summer. It will likely become an association track to draw horsemen from across the state. Beverly is famed for fast trotters and Rial Side Stocks Farm will move several trotters to track this spring, promising increased renown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevery
Boston
Beverly Farms
Beverly
Roxbury Athletic Club Meets to Decide Tournament Plans
The Roxbury Athletic Club will hold a regular meeting this evening at 5 Hampden Street. All members are requested to be present as business for the sporting tournament will be transacted. Ten membership applications will be acted upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury Athletic Club
Hampden Street
World's Fair Goods Exhibit at Pierce Building
The Pierce Building displays World’s Fair goods open Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Electric lights illuminate the exhibition rooms so daytime workers can view items destined for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Building
Chicago
New Explosive Tested for German Army Use
Berlin reports a commission of artillery experts testing a new explosive at Jueterberg intended to replace gunpowder. The brown fatty compound stays solid to 112 Fahrenheit, uses a chemical trigger for detonation, produces little smoke and recoil, and allows rapid firing with easy cartridge refilling. Four rifle models, led by inventor Dr Weiss of the Gedern dynamite factory, passed small arms trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Jueterberg
Dr. Weiss
Gera Dynamite Factory
Man Struck by Frightened Horse in Newton
A man likely Ed Barnes of Boston was thrown from a carriage on Washington street at 3 30 pm. The horse dashed into a post, causing Barnes to crash to the ground. He was unconscious and taken to Cottage Hospital with severe facial wounds and possible skull fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Ed. Barnes
Boston
Washington Street
Mr. Barnes
Cottage Hospital
Opera House Fire Destroys Temple Building in New Jersey
A gas explosion in the Temple Opera House property room caused a blaze in EvizasetuH New Jersey. The stock company owned building suffered a total loss of 35000 with 20000 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evizasetuh
N. J
Temple Opera House
BISMARCK'S VISITORS
Berwyn reports over 4000 men visited Friedrichsruhe to see Prince Bismarck today. Early crowds gathered before his home while yesterday he received congratulatory messages from Empress Frederick Prince George of Prussia the King of Saxony the regent of Bavaria and the Grand Duke of Baden. The Emperor William did not send a message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwyn
Friedrichsruhe
Prince Bismarck
Empress Frederick
Prince George
Prussia
Saxony
Bavaria
Baden
Emperor William
Arrest of Wollaston Rampant Young Man After Pursuit
Quincy reports reveal weeks of terror by a young man who accosted women on the Wollaston to West Quincy road. Officer McAloun pursued, arrested, and struggled with the suspect Edwin Shunk, 20, who will be arraigned in court tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Wollaston
West Quincy
McAloun
Edwin Shunk
Shunk
Painters at World’s Fair Strike Over Wages
Three hundred painters at the World’s Fair grounds walked out demanding 40 cents an hour, five cents more than before. The strike, not officially sanctioned by the union, may be resolved tomorrow per President Higginbotham. Carpenters are not expected to strike, with arbitration planned if directors and leaders cannot agree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CuicaGco
Higginbotham
Father and son drown after boat sinks during hunting trip
In South St. Paul Minnesota on April 2 Joseph Hattermack and his 12 year old son were drowned when their leaky boat sank during a hunting outing. Hattermack reached land but returned to save his son and both perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Illinois
Wisconsin
Register Natwick
Chamberlain Land Office
Lyman County
Missouri
Chamberlain
Jim Valley
St. Paul, Minn
South St. Paul
Joseph Hattermack
Transportation schedule highlights for New England routes
Southern Division timetables list several departures from ton on Causeway Street to Manchester Concord and beyond. Multiple daily runs to Boston and Montreal are shown with times including 9 am 11:30 am 7:30 pm and 8 pm, plus Sunday services. A Transcontinental section notes Fastex and other long distance services to Chicago, St Louis, Philadelphia and West Coast routes, with managers J W Sanborn and W F Berry overseeing operations.
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Portland
Haymarket Sq
Causeway St
Augusta
Ee Haymarket Sq
Bar Harbor
Concord
N. H
Upper Roads
Lewiston
Anchester
N. HS
St. John
St. Andrews
Malifax
the Provinces
Haymarket St
North Conway
Intervale
Glen
Crawfords
Fabyans
Twin Mountain
Whitefield
Jefferson
Lancaster
St. Johnsbury
Causeway
Maine Central
Grand Trunk
Wiscasset
Thomaston
Rockland
Quebec
Enatport
Calais
N. BB
Hlaymarket Sq
Ton
Causeway Street
Portland Street
Manchester and
Franklin, Lebanon and
White River
Bristol
Mavement
Stohnsbury
Newport
Sherbrooke
Norwich
Hanover
Thetford
Bradford
Newbury
Montpelier
K&urlington
White River Junction
Montreal
Boston Air Line
Chicago and
the West
Fastexpress
G. T. Ry
P Ry
Chicago
Cincinnati
New Orleans
St. Louis
West
Poughkeepsie Bridge
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
South
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Central Division
Kneeland Street
Brockton
Fall River
Sacene
New Bedford
Plymouth
Abington
Duxbury
aTaunton
Central Station
Dean St
Cottage City
Nantucket
Northern Division
Boston & Albany
Marlboro
Fitchburg and
Leominster
Through Car Service Boston Albany Freight Train Schedule
Boston and Albany railroad announces through car service effective January 21 1893 with multiple through trains from Boston to Albany Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit and New York. It lists laborious connections via Wagner cars including vestibuled sleeping drawing room and dining cars and times for no 3 no 15 no 19 no 6 no t no 63 no 83 no 493 no 43 no 75 nov 63 night express and the New York Limited with ticket offices at 232 Washington Street Boston.
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Old State Pen
Washington Street
New York, Fall River Line
Stonington Line
Boston
Wagner
Albany
Syracuse
Chicago
St. Pieviz
Michigan Central
Wabash
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
New York Limited
Springfield
Washington St.ormas Hon Padi
Wanson
Liberty St
North River
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
New England
Fitchburg
Causeway Street
J. R. Watson
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Scorchers
Windle, Tyler, Nelson, Smith, Berle, Alexander and
the McDuffies
McCune Cycle
Wecune Cycle CO
Franklin St
THE
Lafayette
Lafayette Social and Athletic Club
Sun Ashe
William Garry
Gus Shea
Wetzel Brown
Dan McGivern
East Boston
Frank Kelley
South Boston
Dogoom
DR. Mudge
Pero
Barnard
Mike
W. C. Reick
Sir Bedivere
Guttenburg
Roxbury
A. C. Meeting
S&s Weekly
Speern
van Nostrand’s
Bunker Dill
Bismarck
Samuel W. Clifford
Maynard F. Stiles
Court Street
Tony
Post
Omia
W.h.parker
M.D
Bulfindst
Mass
Peabody Medical Institute
National Medical Association
Cook Remedy Coo
Oviscon
Boylston Sts
Brailroades
Boston &Aine
Canada
Provinces
Washington St
Corner State St
Old Colony
Old State House
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Buzzards Bay
Miyannis
Fairhaven
Ae Hall
Spm
Chatham
Providence
Dedham
West Roxbury
Readville
Hyde Park
Wickford Junction
Pawtucket
Taunton
Wrentham
Walpole Centre
Central Div
Geo. L. Connor
J. R. Kendrick
Boston & Albany. Railroad
VIA
Fitchburg Railroad
May Street
Hoosac Tunnel
North Adams
Williamstown
Troy
Saratoga
Utica
Binghamton
Hornellsville
Elmira
Rochester
Watertown
Niagara Falls
Hamilton
Toronto
Detroit
Points
Fast Express
Linghampton
Pacific Express
Lake
Champlain
Keene, Bellows Falls
White River Jct
Rutland
Whitehall
Fort Edward
Glens Falls
Plattsburgh
Adirondacks
Burlington
St. Albans
Malone
Ogdensburg
Ottawa
Vermont
Panor
Montreal Flyer
Montreal Express
Fall River Line
Park Square Station
Cor. Washington and
State Streets
Old Colony Railroad
J.R. Kendrick
Connor
H. Palmer
Stonington
Maine
New Hampshire
Washingts Street
Park A E
Ca .S. F. Cons
É. W. Mille
H. Briggs
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