Mud and club life swirl in a bicycle era scene
A lively report from Boston area cycling clubs notes a mixed day of mud runs at clubhouses and impromptu entertainments after a blue morning. It cites Union Bicycle Club praise for Boston Post sketches, outlines officers, and records cross country results at the Dorchester Athletic Club with Holly of the Suffolks taking early lead and fast times amid poor footing.
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Worcester
Boston
Burdett
National Assembly
Union Bicycle Club
Boston Post
House
Paul K. Lincoln
Howard Geldert
G. B. Southworth
D. F. Morine
Howard Coburn
H. Moulton
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Department of Roads
Chicago
Union Bicycle Club of
Committee On Federal Relations
Roslindale Cycle Club
James J. Graham
Randall Goodnough
Otis G. Mackenzie
Frankertram
Frank Bertram
George D. Barnes
John Burkett
O. E. Carter
J. D. Greenlow
Mackenzie, Carter and
Ansheim
Hub
Ochs
Merrill
Woodbridge
Lexington
Chess expert Walrodt defeated by Pillsbury at Boston club
Carl Walrodt of Berlin toured Boston chess circles meeting A. L. Pillsbury. Pillsbury won a morning game and held the afternoon match unfinished as Walrodt faced a heavy schedule including a simultaneous exhibition and a game at odds with 11 opponents.
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Boston Chess Club
Carl Walrodt
Berlin
A. L. Pillsbury
Boston
Pillsbury
Taragch
Dresden
von Bartelephin
von Schafe
Havana
Senor Conil
Tchigorin
Walrodt
Lasker
J. T. Barry
Chess Club
Bicycle sale plan offers high grade bikes on easy terms
Road King and Road Queen priced at 36 cents daily Nassau 29 cents and Duchess 25 cents daily. Buyers urged to save spending money and own a bicycle for health. Retail store invites customers to examine wheels and learn payment terms.
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Nassau
Duchess
Two Good Contests at Lafayette Social and Athletic Club
Two strong fifth contests highlighted a pleasing Lafayette Social and Athletic Club program last evening. Burns of Malden defeated Larry of Leominster in a four round draw with no knockouts. Shea defeated Wetzel Brown in eight rounds with clean hits and superior aggression.
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Lafayette Social and Athletic Club
Cunningham
Reynolds
Dan McGovern
Frank Kelly
Kelly
Sam Ashe
Young Larry
Leominster
Young Burns
Malden
Burns
Gus Shea
Wetzel Brown
Shea
Brown
T A G Boxing Tourney Ends Quietly at Casino Building
Captain Dawson refereed the T A G boxing tourney last night with decisions by Harry Cornish when judges disagreed. The fifth precinct censor halted five bouts and ordered the event paused before 11. Only two special bouts occurred, with several good scraps noted including Burns vs Darrow and Rudderham vs Boyle. The 115 pound class was the only one decided.
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Captain Dawson
Harry Cornish
Professor Danielson
Sumner Paine
George Ross
New York
Apat
J. P. Riley
Fred Schneering
Hughey Winters
Riley
Andy Flaherty
Ed Burke
Burns
Darrow
Rudderham
Boyle
Reardon
Hicks
Mosquito Yacht Races Open Season at City Point
Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club opened the season with a lively City Point race featuring ten entries The Bother Annie Transit Katy did Tantrum Tussene Princess Bubble Cutty Sark and Lota Princess led early as the gun fired at 1 15 pm The Katy did and the Tantrum surged ahead to finish first and second respectively with Princess and Bother also in the mix
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City Point
Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club
Bother
Annie
Transit
Katydid
Tantrum
Tussene
Princess
Bubble
Cutty Sark
Lota
Katy
Races Result In Guttenbure Track Meet
Guttenbure N J April 6 Special to the Post results show I O U won the first race over Tammany Hall and Detroit. Blossom won the second with Appomattox second and Jennie W. third. Mohican led the third over My Fellow and Azrael. Allan Bane topped St Denis and Ma Belle in the fourth. Lord Harry won the fifth followed by Copyright and Bel Demonio. Firefly captured the sixth with Salisbury and Gloster second and third.
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Gutrensura
N. J
Tammany Hall
Detroit
Ad ‘Appomattox
Jennie W
Seling— Mohican
My Fellow
Azrael
Allan Bane
St. Denis
Ma Belle
Lord Harry
Copyright
Bel Demonio
Firefly
Salisbury
Gloster
Guttenbure
April Fool
Addie B
Irregular
Guard
Capulin
Chapman
Alarm
Bee
Onyx
Moonstone
Brooklyn
High C
Kitty N
Panitzen
Lonsdale
Ellen H
Come Home
Tody Smith
Ondera
Bowknot
Violetta
Amos A
Prince Howard
Polydora
Vocatite
Double Cross
Mulatto
Mary
Rambler
Westchester
Kirkover
Thiers L
Skadi
Rightaway
Rear Guard
Perchance
Lady Mary
seling—Richald Climax
Silver Prince
Balibriggan
Annie W
Annapolis
Aunt Jane
Relief
Gloucester horses race results and Friday entries
Gloucester N J April 6 special to the post lists race results from today. Winners include Stringfellow John McGarigle Arizona Ben Lucey Miss Richmond and John Atkins with times shown for each race. Friday entries show maidens and six furlong fields with listed weights and numerous names for future betting.
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Gloucester
N. J
Stringfellow
National
Missive
Artillery
John McGarigle
Silver Queen
Arizona
Ben Lucey
Shamrock
Houston
Ee Verbena
Logan
Miss Richmond
Duke of Gloucester
New Dance
John Atkins
Gardner
Foxhill
Harvard and Pennsylvania End In Darkness Draw
Harvard and Pennsylvania played a tense game in PurrApELPHIa. Both squads mixed sharp play with rough defense as weather shortened the contest. Attendance reached 8000 while substitutions marked the lineup before darkness halted action.
Princeton Beats Fordham in Tight College Baseball Game
Princeton defeated Fordham College 9 in a well played contest in New York. Attendance was about 600 with equal hits and errors for both teams and Brokaw and Trenchard pairing for Princeton while Smith and Rafter joined the Fordham battery.
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New York
Princetons
Fordham College
Princeton
Fordham
Brokaw
Trenchard
Smith
Rafter
Yale Har vard Track Meet Date Set at Cambridge
Captain H Jones of the Yale Track Athletic Association accepts Harvard's May 338 proposal for the next Yale Harvard track meet at Cambridge. Formal notice to Harvard management will follow in a few days.
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New Haven
H. Jones
Yale Track Athletic Association
Harvard
Cambridge
Shurtleff School Dedicated in Revere on School Street
The new eight room brick Shurtleff School on School street Revere was dedicated yesterday afternoon with an opening piano duet by Teresa Clayton and Josie Paare. Rev N S Burbank gave a prayer and the class of 93 sang. Rev W F Stewart spoke. Floraeres sang solo and Hadley with Child played a piano duet. Fred Elliott gave a short address and the program closed with America.
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Shurtleff School
School Street
Revere
Teresa Clayton
Josie Paare
N.S. Burbank
W. F. Stewart
Mormon Temple Dedicated at Salt Lake City
The great new Mormon temple was dedicated today at Salt Lake City. The site was chosen on July 28, 1847, with Brigham Young and apostles viewing the barren landscape. He struck the ground and declared, Here will be the temple of our God.
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Salt Lave City
Great New Mormon Temple
Great Salt Lake Valley
Brigham Young
God
Local Social Events Highlight Community Ballads and Cantatas
A parade of social activities fills the week with a Cinderella slipper contest at 147 Meridian street and a Dickens Carnival at Unitarian Church. A fifth annual Hilton Literary Institute ball is planned for April 12 at Lyceum Hall. Cantatas Esther and Old Folk's concerts are noted with performers from Boston, Gloucester, Lynn, and Chelsea, under various directors and conductors.
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Unitarian Church
Andrew McGrillis
C. M. Ryder
Moses P. Brown
Central Hall
Hilton Literary Institute
Lyceum
J. H. Ripley
Mavis Ladies
C. W. Downing
Minnie Floyd
Mr. Jackson
Miss Smith
Signal Light Colony
Pilgrim Fathers
Chelsea
Esther
Saratoga Street
King Ahasueras
Kk. H. Thompson
Boston
Queen Esther
F. M. Miles
Gloucester
Haman
William Walden
Lynn
Zerish
Seville D. Treat
Mordecai
A. C. Small
Estelle C. Hutchins
Clarence C. Brooks
Hagai
George Pigeon
Harbougah
Edward Kimball
Herald
James Lent
Cora Good
H. D. Newton
George H. Kiyder
Ferryman
Titania Operetta Shines At Church School Play
The Operetta Titania was performed at the Church of Our Father by forty two Sunday school children under Martha Bolles. Fred Condit's Bethesda Hall dancing event drew the largest afternoon crowd of the season. Hose Company 10 remains at Dorchester street quarters. Kerosene Associates pay day is this evening in Pilgrim Hall. Fow Wow tribe No 741.0 R M hosts grand entertainment in Bethesda Hall tonight. Father McNalty upgrades church lighting with incandescent electric lights.
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Titania
Church of Our Father
Martha Bolles
St. Peter and Paul’s Y. M. C. A
Bethesda Hall
Council of the Home Circle
Fred Condit
Hose Company 10
Dorchester Street
Willard
Woodbridge Macycle Club
Carl P. Cubberly
Helen Friend Robinson
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Peter McQueen
Day Street Congregational Church
Old PowvEen House
Brighton Baseball Club Presents Lineup and Event Notes
The Brighton Baseball Club announced its lineup at 411 Cambridge Street including Muldoon Dalton Fitzgerald Dunn Boyt Austin and Welch among others. The Lincoln Social Club held a sunlit hop in Warren Hall. The West End proposes a costly 8000 man scheme to fund a tax to receive badges. St Luke's Kirmess tables were chaired by Mrs Winship Barker Jenks and others with tomorrow’s Post listing remaining tables and notes. Beacon Park.
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Brighton
W. Muldoon
S.f
C. Dalton
W. Fitzgerald
J. Muldoon
C. A. Dunn
J. Boyt
Thomas Lee
S.s
J. McAleer
R.f
J. J. Welch
Samuel Austin
Lincoln Social Club
Warren Hall
West End
St. Luke's Kirmess
F. J. Winship
Thomas Barker
Roelotson
M. W. Rubin
Englund
Clark
Kirnness
Beacon Park
Cambridge Items From Local Notices and Social News
Cambridge notes report E T Fogg sale offer to a first lady over 18 using satin Cinderella slippers. Dickinsons delay moving due to father in law’s passing. Genevieve Wright returns from Northfield Seminary for Easter. Eliot Hubbards rest at Lakewood, concert in Brattle Hall. Sumper J Brooks leases former Evis house. Mayflower Section Cadets install at St George’s Hall. Massachusetts Tribe 44 I O R M to exemplify Ponemah Tribe on April 24. George S Evans to speak at Bridgewater Memorial Day and Whitman. John Looney rebuilding Portland street express office. Electrification of Cambridge street expected Saturday, horse cars withdrawn. HARVARD BRIDGE.
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David T. Dickinson
North Avenue
Linnaean Street
Evis
Mayflower
Cadets of Temperance
St. George’s Hall
Warrior’s
Massachusetts Tribe
Ponemah Tribe
George S. Evans
Bridgewater Memorial Day
Whitman
John Looney
C. Mahoney
Portland Street
Cambridge Street
Harvard Bridge
Dorchester club elects officers and plans picnic at Lovell's Grove
The Urbane Pleasure Club of Dorchester has elected officers led by President M T McAndrew and Vice President James E Murphy. They plan a Decoration Day picnic at Lovell's Grove. A Dorchester Temple Baptist Church concert benefited the New England Bichloride of Gold Club. The Electrics Four will perform at Music Hall. A testimonial for Thomas Brady and a WTP social drew crowds. West End to start electric service May 1.
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Urbane Pleasure Club
M.T. McAndrew
James E. Murphy
M. P. Crowne
H. A. McGovern
J. G. Minton
G. H. Granelene
J. O. L. Singler
S. Craddock
B. C. Morris
Lovell’s Grove
Worth Ocene
Dorchester Temple Baptist Church
West End
Thomas Gleavy
Thomas Feely
Grove Hall
Cinderella shoe contest thrills Charlestown district shoppers
Charlestown residents flocked to Monroe Shoe Company in City Square to view a dummy shoe on holiday display though the store was closed. The Post Cinderella contest draws women with small feet to try on a slipper reproduction while Cadets host an afternoon at the armory and parish groups stage events at local halls.
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Monroe Shoe Company
City Square
Charlestown
Company
Main Street
R. W. Bray
Bert Harrington
Moses Morse
W. H. Brower
St. Catherine’s Y. M. C. T. A. and
L. Society
Mathew T. Ai
Monroe
St. Catherine’s
Monument Hall
Bunker Hill
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Thomas R. Tarrant & CO
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Sanford F. Puts & CO
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James Ryan & CO
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Casper Berry & CO
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Frank Hanson & CO
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John Judge & CO
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