Entries for Boston Horse Show headline list
The Boston Horse Show opens next Monday at Mechanics building with over 1200 entries the largest in city history. Thomas W. Lawson Eben D. Jordan and other top exhibitors compete in trotters hackneys harness high steppers and draught classes alongside many new entrants.
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Boston
Mr. Lawson
J. Malcolm Forbes
Jordan
Albert C. Burrage
John L. Wentz
John Gerken
Winston Churchill
Reginald Vanderbilt
Wentz
Herbert Coppell
Gerken
Burrage
Churchill
Vanderbilt
Lawson
Trotters
Bingen
Hailfellow
I. McDonald
Dare Devil
Ponce de Leon
Dreamer
Thomas W. Lawson
Baron Onward
William Mac
Warland
Letort
Letort Springs Stock Farm
Corondelet
Hallfellow
L. McDonald
Foley
Bernard Kitchen
Dave Devil
Dreamwold
Oxford
William MacFarland
Sylvia's King
T. Kemp
S. Spence
Baron Majestic
George A. Porter
Pierpont Morgan
Jorge F. Leonard
Ponceen
Dreamwold Postman
Dreamwold Somnambulator
Dreamwold Proem
Adnut
E. T. Stotesbury
Red Cloud
Thunder Cloud
G. T. Hollister
Bonnie
Lonnie
Douglas Lawson
Tord Denby If
Eben. Jordan
Lord Denby If
Eben B. Jordan
Viger Lillie
William H. Mayer
Robin Adair II
The
Chestnut Hill Stock Farm
Tientleman John
Eben D. Jordan
Brandor
J. D. Fisher
Dainty Duke
Elegance Ir
Gitana
Flames
Hildred
Queen of the Forest
Kitty Gray
Chestnut Hilt Stock Farm
Brandon
Matanzas
Golden Rod
Maplewood
Royal Flush
A. A. Housman
Coronado
Prancer
George Lee
G. T. Wollister
Vrolie
Margaret Head
Lord Brilliant
Lord Golden
John Ll. Wentz
Dorothy Forbes
Newsboy
Miss Dooley
Bilton Connaught
Jay F. Carlisle
Professor
Norwood
Royal Swell
Plymouth
Lord Beaufort
Style
Ernst Voigt
R. D. Evans
John J
Albert C. Turrage
Tiger Lillie
Orillian
Samuel J. Shaw
Dandy
Charles N. Brush
Little Brilliant
Robert G. Morse
Climax
Everett B. Webster
Lord
Wilmot
Bobs
Westerly
Western Star
Belfast
Gardenia
George B. Hulme
Lord Golden II
Lord Scranton
King
Mat S. Cohen
Rex
Reliance
Strauss and Hexter
Peetor Selwonk
L. J. Knowles
King Rene, Jr
J. S. Barney
Foxy R
A. H. Fitch
Lord Penn
Lord Amherst
Lord Chesterfield
Lord Greystone
High Life
Charles T. Proctor
Boston Mounted Police
Charles J. Haskins
Charles
W. J. Doherty
Prince
T. J. F. Smith
Biamarck
Henry S. Meyers
Frank
Benjamin H. Hunt
Joe
Lewis J. Smith
General Miles
William Balch
Mary
James A. Rogers
Major
A. A. Augusta
P. J. Williams
George
George H. Munier
Harry
Reuben March
J. &. Stillings
Kitty
James J. Cratty
Fanny
A. J. Gemme
Nancy
James A. Howes
Herbert Merry
Bessie
John D. Becker
John T. Nolan
Emma
E. J. White
Samson
J. D. McCarthy
Bess
M. J. Muldoon
Teddy
Collins's five hits lead Boston in Evansville win
Boston Americans crushed Evansville 5 1 as Collins collected five singles in five at bats and starred at third base. Evansville failed to mount offense, with only one run on errors. The visitors pulled away with multiple hits in the eighth inning and plan to travel to Terre Haute and Indianapolis next.
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Evansville
Ind
Boston Americans
Iovansville
Winters
Gibson
Collins
Lawrence
Gleason
Parent
O'Brien
Stahl
Criger
Freeman
Collings
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Ferris
Dougherty
Knox
O Lawrence
McKinley
Treat
Seer
Boston
Evansvilie
Nonemacher
Mevkin
Harvard Track Men At Training Table
At the Harvard Union this morning the track team goes to the training table. The following will be seated about the board for the first time this year Captain Lightner Schick Colwell Clerk Adams Dehr J W Foster Curtis Walsh Stone A Dana and P Dana.
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Harvard Union
Lightner
Schick
Colwell
Clerk
Adams
Dehr
J. W. Foster
Curtis
Walsh
Stone
A. Dana
P. Dana
Knickerbocker Cyclists Banquet Held by Club Members
The Knickerbocker Social and Cycle Club held its fourth annual banquet at the club house Saturday evening. Over 100 members and guests attended with Bennie Bushner as toastmaster. Entertainment featured Edward Williams Samuel Roskove and others.
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Knickerbocker Social and Cycle Club
Bennie Bushner
Edward Williams
Samuel Roskove
Network of semi pro baseball clubs seeks April 20 games
A long list of teams and managers from Forest Hills Allston Cambridge Lynn Beverly Lowell Roxbury and Charlestown request match games starting April 20 or later. They seek home or away contests with strong amateur and semi professional squads and offer half expenses. Details include manager names addresses and preferred dates for each club.
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Forest Hills
R. W. Malon
Hyde Park Avenue
Allston
W. L. Fitzpatrick
Hichborn Street
A. C
A. J.downsend
Norfolk Street
Cambridge
Lynn
Congress Street
Beverly
KR. Mudden
Wallis Street
Lowell
Wil
New Hampshire
Hime
F. P. Thyne
Neponset
Euston
B. J. Dacey
Norwood Street
Highland Union
M. A. Malley
Dudley Street
Roxbury
North Woburn
Care J. L. L
Longwood A. C
H. J. Corbett
Blaney Street
City
Waverly A. A
Charlestown
Tim Guiney
Austin Street
Cherry A. C
George Hampton
Cherry Street
Dewey, Gould Company
Eiseman Bros
James Harrington
Dewey Gould's
Ramblers
Dennis Driscoll
Old Harbor Street
South Boston
United Injector Company
James A. Gunn
Hayden & Derby
James
Trentons
South End
S. Kaufman
Laconia Street
Tribunes of
Revere
C. J. Cox
Revere Street
City Point
H. Cunningham
East Fourth Street
Washington A. C
C. W. Fosdick
Lm Street
Somerville
Triunvants
J. Collins
Alger Street
South Boston Reds
Aberdeens
William J. C. Murphy
Boston Street
Wiltons of
J. J. Quinn, Jr
Lowell Street
J. F. O’briens
Boston
T. J. Monaghan
C Street
Cooleys of
C. Broughton
Haverford Street
Jamaica Plain
Vesta A. A
J. T. Finn
South
Lakeviews
Neal McCarthy
Amory Street
Franklins of
P. Gillie
Atherton
Central Streets
Clintons
W. F. Riley
Pearl Place
Hammonds of
Louis Pigeon
Gurney Street
Essex
Tylers
James O’ Donnell
Cedar Street
D. Mullin
Washington Street
Jank Flynn
Chocolate A. A
Charles Whalen
Howell Street
Atlantic A. A
Shipping News Mini Almanac for April 15
April 15 edition lists sunrise and sunset times, high waters, and arrivals. Steamers Boston Stanwood Yarmouth N.8 with merchandise and passengers bound for Baltimore New York Philadelphia and other ports. Multiple tugs barges and schooners arrive or sail with coal and cargo toward Portland, Boston, Philadelphia and beyond.
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Boston
Stanwood
Yarmouth
Kershaw
Howes
Baltimore
Norfolk
A. M. Graham
Charles F. Mayer
McLeod
C. C. Co
Indian
Thacher
Philadelphia
Frank P. Wing
Chattahoochee
Lewis
New York
Guttenburg
N. J
Ellenville
Cornwall
N. Y
Dudley Pray
Coffin
South Amboy
Clara
Grace
Clara Clarita
Norton
Portsmouth
N. H
Carlisle
Robinson
Fort Point
Knickerbocker
Piedmont
Sundberg
Portland
John G. Chandler
Guilmet
Hyannis
Maes
Albany
Rondout
Weehawken
A. W. Chesterton
Simpson
William H. Gallison
Collins
Reporter
Smith
Ipswich
Mass
Miantonomah
Pierce
Lenesville
Sunbeam
Campbell
Stonington
Diadem
Armstrong
Thomaston
Wind Northwest
Pandosia
Lisbon
S. O. Co. No
Bayonne
S. O. Co
Lehigh
Perth Amboy
Black Diamond
Bizarre
Paterson
Riverside
Bear Ridge
Paxinos
Barn Burned at Dana Street in Revere
Revere fire crews responded to a blaze at Daniel O'Brien's Dana street barn. The barn and a horse valued at 150 dollars were destroyed. Other horses were rescued before the structure collapsed. Loss estimated at 300 dollars with no insurance.
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Revere
Daniel O’brien
Dana Street
Arrest at City Square Station Nets Suspected Pocket Thief
Special Officer Jordan arrested James Doyle after a 11 38 train incident at City Square, where James Sousa accused him of pocket picking. Doyle, 23, gave a dubious Mountan Avenue Revere address. police suspect a false identity and connect him to prior offenses. Sousa lost a $10 bill in the incident.
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James Doyle
City Square
Jordan
L Road
James Sousa
Everett
Doyle
Curry
Sousa
Oyle
Mountain Avenue
Revere
William Gerrish Dies in Chelsea at 61 After Illness
Chelsea resident William Gerrish died at his home, 195 Washington avenue, after a prolonged illness due to diabetes. A former assessor for 12 years, he served in Civil War units including the Twentieth United States Colored Infantry. Gerrish, 61, was noted as a premier rifle shot with top world scores, and leaves a widow, three sons William B. Charles V., George H., and daughter Susan. The funeral is planned for Wednesday.
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William Gerrish
Chelsea
Washington Avenue
Gerrish
Chauncy Hall
First
Massachusetts Infantry
Norwich
William B
Charles V
George H
Susan
Harvard Interclass Races Set on the Charles
The Harvard interclass championship race today at 4 30 P M features Weld four crews and the Law School crew. Coach Wray oversees the Welds as freshmen duel seniors over a 1 seven eighth mile course between the Union Boat Club and Longwood bridge on the Charles.
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Harvard
Charles
Weld
Law School
Wray
Union Boat Club
Longwood Bridge
Charles Rover
Shick May Break 40 Yard Record at New York Games
Shick of Harvard, Holland and Duffey of Georgetown, Walsh of the New York A C and other sprinters are invited to a scratch 40 yard dash at the College of the City of New York games in the Twenty second Regiment Armory. Many think Shick can break the 40 yard record of 435 seconds if he shows up ready. He recently set a 70 yard mark on the same floor and would have beaten Duffey if that flyer had competed.
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Cunard
New York
Carpathia
Liverpool
Queenstown
Thomas Potter
Altonia
Potter
Jeffries
Cephalonia
Catalonia
Lucania
Campania
Saxonia
Ivernia
Sylvania
Aurania
Europe
Lisbon
Pandosia
Philadelphian
London
Livonia
Glasgow
Louisiana
Copenhagen
Manchester
Dalton Hall
Rotterdam
Bohemian
Sachem
Hull
Eng
Buffalo
College of the City of
Twenty-second Regiment Armory
Shick
Harvard
Holland
Duffey
Georgetown
Walsh
New York A. C
Flyer
Egan Wins U S Handball Championship in Chicago
Michael Egan of Jersey City defeats Louis Keegan of Chicago in the second half of a seven game series to win the United States handball championship. Egan led 8 games to 6 after the split halves, having already swept seven straight games in Jersey City.
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Chicago
Michael Egan
Jersey City
United States
Louis Keegan
Egan
Keegan
Misfortunes Come Thick to Appleton
Hudson April 12 The barn of Appleton M Peele two miles from the town center burned today with hay carriages and farming tools. A nearby blacksmith shop was destroyed. Loss about 4000 with 1300 insured. A herd of 30 cows was killed for foot and mouth disease. Two cows a heifer and four horses were saved. Peele suspects incendiary origin.
Williams sees Northern Securities ruling as railroad boon
John Skelton Williams, president of Seaboard Air Line, hails the United States Circuit Court of Appeals ruling in the Northern Securities case as sound law and a net blessing for railroad interests and general business. He says the decision safeguards competition, deters parallel lines, and will sustain prosperity across the industry.
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Richmond
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Northern Securities Company
John Skelton Willams
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Williams
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
New Orleans
Trust Company
American Bankers’ Association
Southern Securities Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Louisville & Nashville
Gates
Morgan
Southern Securites Company
New York
Anti-Trust League lauds DOJ for Sherman act gains
The American Anti-Trust League writes to Attorney General Knox congratulating the Department of Justice on a vital interpretation of the Sherman act. It urges follow up through civil and criminal prosecutions, targeting Northern Securities Company officers and the anthracite coal trust.
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Washington
American Anti-Trust League
Knox
Department of Justice
League
Northern Securities Company
Anthracite Coal Trust
New Clothing Centre Emerges in Boston at Hanover Street
Hanover street becomes a major clothing hub as the Old South Clothing Company opens a large new store at 66 to 70 Hanover, expanding space by 75 percent and installing electric lighting in window displays. The ground floor men's suits and hat section draw crowds, while the second floor houses children’s clothing and trunks.
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Hanover Street
Boston
New York
Old South Clothing Company
Washington Street
Boston Itinerary Seeks Eight Day Ocean Tour
Leave Boston Saturdays April 18 and May 2 with a short ocean trip to Norfolk and a day at Old Point Comfort. Includes carriage ride in Baltimore and four days in Washington plus a visit to Philadelphia returning via New York and Fall River Line. Personal conduct, 32 dollars covers all expenses. itinerary on application to Simmons Marsters 25 School Street Boston.
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Boston
Norfolk
Old Point Comfort
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Fall River Line
Simmons & Marsters
School Street
Royal Blue Line Spring Tour to Washington
From Boston April 17. Twenty five dollars covers all expenses for a week including five days in Washington with visits to Philadelphia and New York. Longer stop overs possible. Gettysburg battlefield and Washington trips on June 5 and September 11. For itineraries and full details contact actress Joseph P. Taggart N. E. P. A. Washington street Boston Mass.
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Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Gettysburg Battlefield
Joseph P. Taggart
Washington Street
Mass
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