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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1902

Page

8

King Horse Crowned by Society at Grand Show

Open classes feature horses in harness and saddles with many named exhibitors, drivers, and prizes. The event lists dozens of horse divisions from ponies to hacks, judges, and prize money, with extensive notes on attendees and attire in the crowds.

G. Gibson Douglass Lawson Norman Kenny H. C James F. Shaw J. McNamara Sell BE. Skead S. Peter and Kik. & Paul B. G. Cardinal Sam Hexter P. J. Cronon B. D. Jorgan Br. m. Elegance E. D. Jordan Ch. m. Flames Gitana EB. D. Jordan Novica Sudges Messrs Prescott Lawrence E. V. R. Thayer H. K. Bloodgood J. Roosevelt Shanley B. G. Maplewood Louis Haight Ch. m. Kitty Gray W. H Strauss & Hexter Ben Hur Ben Bolt Backus Crow & Murray Lady Woodland The Duke Mr. Crow William A. Tucker B. G. Starlight Gerard Rement Tudges A. C. Hall David Bonner Chester W. Lasell Edward S Grew BE. T. Stotesbury Mr. Webb Thomas W. Lawson Evening Star Mr. Pees Thomas W. Lawsen S . m. Gambrelia A. C G. Salman WH. CG William M Hoffman Mr. Hoffman FE. C. LaMontagne Andrew Smith T. C. Patterson Mary B. Bigelow R. 3. Bradler, Jr Gerend Thomas W. Mack Mr. Smith William B. Rogers Mr. Baker H. GO P. J. Gronon Gledys Marion Lawson Kelly John Gerken Brandon Belmar Batony Mbestnut Hill Stock Farm C. G. Per F. English C. BK Mather Gr. m. Imp V. Mather V. 1 Y. Oo. Mather V. C. Mather Hf. C George Pepper H. Wilson Henry Fairfax D. Jordan B. Lord Denby B. F. Lord Beaufort B. G. Lord Belfast Mr. Brown Br. G. Richmond Br. G. Ridgewood Mr. Haight Mr. Kelly Skead Peter Wixon B. G. Lincoln W. R. Thayer H. Bloodgood Cc. EH Gr. m. Sengeance Mr. Mather V. H H. m. Pearl Ted English H. Macomber B. m. Her Grace Mr. Macomber

Today’s Programme at the Horse Show

The schedule lists ring exercises for horses and carriages from 9:00 a.m. through 10:20 p.m. with multiple judging classes for stallions ponies hackneys harness saddle horses roadsters ponies in harness pony jumpers and thoroughbred hunters along with recesses and special counts.

Olaca Aems Jtndeing

Society at Horse Show Lights Up Last Evening

Society attendees grace the horse show in box seats and front programs. Notables include Mrs Bryce J Allan in dark blue cloth, Miss Rosamond Peabody hosting, and Mrs Neal Rantoul in mourning. Prominent figures such as Colonel Barrett and his son enjoy private boxes, with many guests in elegant gowns, hats, and bouquets of violets. Leading Lady, Miss Blair’s mount, is highlighted for Thursday.

Roger F. Sturgis Gordon Prince Oliver Ames J. Montgomery Sears Helen J. DeForest Wantelson Nathaniel Thayer Susie Thayer Catherine Thayer Cornelia Thayer Carrie Dabney Annie Blake Arthur Blakes Brookline Miss Blake Ecru Alice Sargent Rosamond Saltonstall Crowninshield George Crowninshield George A. Draper Harry Russell Walter Mills Monte Carlo Charles Austin Edith Austin Marion Richardson Miss Curtis Miss Delano George Andrew Phineas A. Sprague Commonwealth Avenue Marie Courtright New York Richard Rogers James Wood Helen Lee Lee Charles ©. Sargent Blanche Shimmins Marion Lawrence Godfrey Prince Helen Prince Paris Miss Prince Stephen H. Bennett T. Dennie Boardman Madeleine Boardman Miss Boardman Ethel Cochrane Mis. Fearing William Ll. Parker Marlboro Street Bryce J. Allan Rosamond Peabody Neal Rantoul John C. Howe Gloucester Street Miss Lawson Thomas W. Lawson Washington B. Thomas Margaret Thomas Helen Thomas New Riding Club Florence Blair Miss Leighton Miss Blair Lenox N.W. Rice J. Albert Walker Marion Simmons Helen Long Margaret Manning Fred L. Emerson Arthur Austin Rene Hilbert Milwaukee Jessie Ware Misses Pierce C. H. Washburn Jack Fairchild Juliette Higginson George C. Lee Gardner Greene Hammond, Sr John Caswell James Keehan Burr H. P. Quincy Robert 8. Russell F. L. Ames S. H. Fady Charles H. Bond Kenneth, Lewis Joseph G Minot John Shepard Hugh Graham Graham

Plans for Saturday's games at Huntington field

Improvements at the American League grounds on Huntington avenue are advancing rapidly and Treasurer Gavin says the opening game next Saturday afternoon will feature Baltimore as the opponent with a prompt start. Reserved seats go on sale tomorrow morning at Wright & Ditsona, 344 Washington street, and Henry Cohen, 66 Summer street.

Huntington Avenue Gavin Baltimore Wright & Ditsona Washington Street Henry Cohen Summer Street

Roanoke Bouts Feature Fast Amateur Matches

A well attended Roanoke ball night showcased several fast amateur bouts. In 105 pounds P Gannon fell to F Hanson in three rounds, while 115 pounds saw M Dorgan defeat W Hewes in a clever display. P J Coleman beat 8 Anderson but endured punishment from Dorgan, and Sam Smith faced heavy hits from H McBride before a grueling bout. Roche outpointed Bonteller in 145 pounds, finishing in the third round.

Roanokes P. Gannon F. Hanson M. Dorgan W. Hewes P. J. Coleman Roche Bonteller

Vanderbilt’s Salario Wins Paris Prix du Petit Trianon

In St. Cloud races J. K. Vanderbilt’s Salario ridden by Jenkins won the Prix du Petit Trianon. American jockeys Reiff Martin Henry and McIntyre each won a race, action dated April 14.

Paris St. Cloud J. K. Vanderbilt Salario Jenkins J. Reiff Martin Henry McIntyre

Raucous South Boston Aldermen Clash Over City Point Dance Hall

Excited aldermen heatedly debated a proposed City Point dance hall. Clergymen lawyers and businessmen voiced fear of vice, vandalism, and lowered land values, while supporters urged fair treatment and local control. The row included charges of inconsistency and calls to revoke licenses and recommit the case for McInness and O Neil.

South Boston Robert Johnson City Point O'Neil McInness Alderman Dowd Committee On Alderman Slattery Norris Slattery Bowen Boston Dowd Kelly Corporation Counsel Nantasket Manchester-by-the-Sea Miller Meinness O'Neill Lomasney

Kennedy Butter Turn Biscuit Record in New England

60 YEARS' success in baking is Kennedy's record. Why should not Kennedy's Butter Turn Biscuit excel all others? The fact that they do is known all over New England.

Kennedy Knnedy New England

City Point license vote echoes wharf debate and reform talk

City Aldermen clash over McInness and ONeil licenses with Ward 12 14 critics arguing City Point is city property. Norris contrasts City Point with Joopenbegs Park as safer, while Doyle defends leisure venues. Final 7 to 6 vote to grant ONeil license and 7 to 6 to refer McInness. Board adjourns for a week.

Norris Doyle Joopenbegs Park City Point House of Correction Boston McInness O'Neil Bowen Dowd Farwell Heath McCarthy Miller Kelly Lomasney Quigley Slattery Tinkham Ashington Street Committee On Railroads Legislative Committee State House

President Opens Big Ma sonic Fair at Washington

President Roosevelt pressed a button in the White House telegraph office to flash lights and formally open the Ma sonic fair at Convention Hall in Washington tonight.

Washington Roosevelt White House Convention Hall

Fight on Harrison Avenue leaves man with eye gash

John Williams, 26, of 34 Harvard Street, fought an unknown man on Harrison Avenue last night. He received five stitches for a gash under his eye at Emergency Hospital.

John Williams Harvard Street Harrison Avenue

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