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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1901

Page

5

Society Smiles On The Horse Show Wins For Lawson Stables

The article details multiple awards at a Boston horse show with Lawson Stables capturing several classes. Winnings include Class 69 novice First Glorious Whirling Cloud and Class 68 four in hand wins, with Lady appearances by Mrs. John L. Gardner and social box parties noted among the attendees.

Lawson Stables Glorious Whirling Cloud H. C Glorious Storm Cloud Roadsters Fieldborne Evening Star Glorious Bonnie Glorious Serenader Glorious Spearsman Glorious Arrowman Grace Glory Milady Glory Glorious Jobn Dan Glorious Storm Cloud Mr. Daniel Lane Thomas W. Lanson B. G. Aepee EH. Eckers John Shepard B. i. Benator i Bik. Altro Pr R Johnrd Frank L. Young Phyllis Dr. Tuttle Addison M. Thayer M. May Rachel M A Thayer Chestnut Hill Stock Farm the King Regent Mr. Waln D. Jordan Western Star Mr. Wilson Frank J. Gould B. S Eben D. Jordan Gerkendale Farm Brandon Belmar Foxwood My Lady Dainty Baronyl Thomas W. Lawson Kelly r._E. D. Jordan C. H. Wilson Boston New York Jack Gardner Richard Mansfield

Boston Horse Show Opens With Grand Evening Display

The Boston Horse Show began with a morning curtain raiser and a full evening program. Society filled the boxes despite rain and noted hats, dresses, and shifting crowds. J. H. Allen’s ring setup impressed as jumpers, ponies, hackneys, and saddle horses were judged with top prizes awarded to standout entries from Watt, Jordan, Lawson, and Gerken.

Boston J. H. Allen T. L. Watt Douglas Lawson Johnnie Mr. Jordan Laodamia Dorothy Jordan Elegance Ir T. B. Hidden Lady Gay John Gerken R. P. Hoagland Drmv Tyler Morse Glorious Fa E. D. Jordan Maximilian Lawcen Mr. Lawson Mr. Gould Burngahae Sandringham TD. Jordan Ngston

Dean's Ointment Now Available at Drugstores

It is claimed itching piles can be cured with Dean's Ointment offering instant relief and permanent cure. Sold at any drugstore for 50 cents.

Dean

Regal Shoes Offer Trial to Prove Value

A bold promotion urges readers to try Regal Shoes claiming they offer unmatched value and durability. The advertisement invites customers to wear and test the shoes in all weathers and seasons, asserting strong satisfaction if true and warning buyers against lesser options.

Women's Regal Shoes Ad Highlights Styles and Quality

An advertisement promotes Women’s Rat Shoes made in popular styles. The copy notes superiority linked to Men’s Regal Shoes and claims availability across principal city stores at 113 Summer Street and 109 Summer Street locations.

Theomen

Unclear Race Results Highlighted by Jockeys and Horses

Fragmentary list shows Palmer ridden by Dick Donnelly placing third aboard Eagle Plume at Hill stock farm. Another entry notes Tornado ridden by Fred English and Dr Jenkins also mentioned in this unclear race record.

Mrs. Lawson His Grace Glory Milady Glory Ini Stock Farm Allablaze Firefly John L. Wentz Lord Brilliant Lora Golden H. K. Bloodgood BE. V. R. Thayer T. A. Maitland Mr. Ordan Plymouth Lord Denby II Prince Crompton Maximilian Gerkendale Stock Farm H. C Foxwood Mr. Jordan Baron Wilkes Oakland Baron Howard Whitets Heatherbloom Dick Donnelly B. W. Palmer Rifle Donnelly Chestnut Hill Stock Farm Eagle Plume Fred English T. W.W. Pierce Tornado Ene Hill Stock Farm W. Pierce Aden Ae Jenkins

Horse Show Draws Wide Attendance and Fashion Parade

A crowded society scene at the Horse Show featured a powerful guest list with box seats filled by the Lawson family and notable society names. Attendees in the afternoon and evening showcased elegant gowns, hats, and tailored outfits as Miss Walker and Mrs. Sears drew attention in stylish attire.

Rice Method Offers Home Cure for Rupture

Dr. Rice, rupture specialist, says infants often become poorly prepared for life due to neglected condition. He cites his method as painless and non surgical, with offices in Boston at 439 Broadway and Adams New York contact for full description.

van Rensselaer Cruger suLit goRren New York Washington M. ER. W. Sherwood Hingland Edward VII Edgar Saltus Edgar Fawcett Suleima Clinton Scollard Gertrude Atherton California America Great Britain France Dr. Rice

Society Box Party At The Algonquin Club In Boston

Late arrivals from a box party at the Algonquin Club included Mrs. C Washburn and guests Miss Alice Ward Mrs John Osborn Mr Austin Mr Tra Dana and Dr .erson Attendees wore gowns in cream taffeta pale gray blue and black with large hats of lace velvet and plumes The guest list featured many prominent names including Mrs Harrison Gray Otis Mrs John Thayer Mrs Robert Gould Shaw and Mr Gordon Prince among others. and many others attended the fashionable social event.

John L. Gardner Gardner Katharine Thayer Bils Jae Fay Beacon Street Oxford Ethel Cochrane Nell Lyman Ithert Richard Mansfield Alexander H. Higginson James Garland Higginson Miss Tudor William D. Sohier Eleanor Sohier Davies Sohier Kennard Cnat Milliken John Shepard Clarence E. Moore Mr. Moore Chevy Chase Club Marion Lawson Miss Hastings Ralph Williams Arthur Austin Lucy Fay Fitchburg Lenox Miss Harding Miss Fay Philip Sears Thomas Frothingham Miss Appleton Miss Morse Charles Taylor Pierce Gordon Prince Robert Gould Shaw John E. Thayer Gertrude Going Richard Barrett Mr. Garland Stevenson Harry Priest Greery Souther Louis C Whiting Shepard Gladys Lawson Charlie Amory J. Albert Walker The Vendome Mabel Walker A. Richards Miss Richards Merrill Hunt Sears Montgomery Sears Helen Sears Caleb Chase Thomas Mathews BE. M. Kennard Mathews Algonquin Club C. Washburn Alice Ward John Osborn Austin Tra Dana Erson Washburn Arisian McKinnon Miss Walker H. Staples Potterain Aw. K. Olds Fred Hallett E.G. Kramer Miss Barrett Captain Olys Ancient and Honorables Chase Kramer Harrison Gray Otis Robert Hooper Frelding George A. Nickerson Guy Norman Phillars John B. Thayer Edward Sturgis Grew Jordan Fred Beebe Thomas_ Jack Frank Chick Littlefield Bryce Allan Hugh Cochrane Benjamin Pope Frank G. Hall George R. Hall Richard Sears Albert S. Bigelow S. W. Taylor New York B. C. Swift Thomas W. Lawson C. W. Lasell

Programme for Today at the Horse Show

A long schedule lists judging of trotting stallions and mares by classes from 10 a m to 9 40 p m including hackney and Shetland ponies, saddle horses, harness teams, pony tandems, high school horses and nine thoroughbred hunters.

D. A Eee

German steamer Archtor damaged off Isle of Wight after collision

The German steamer Archtor sailing from Philadelphia to Amsterdam signalled near St Catherine's Point that four plates below the waterline were damaged and the vessel was leaky. It had collided on March 29 off the Delaware Capes with the Boston schooner Harry L Whiton which was badly damaged and reported Archtor remained undamaged.

London Archtor Sturgeon Philadelphia Amsterdam St. Catherine’s Point Isle of Wight Archter Delaware Capes Boston Harry L. Whiton Rich New York

Sunday Night Concert at Boston Theatre

Seats for a big Sunday night concert at the Boston Theatre go on sale at the box office for next Sunday April 21. Prices range from 15 to 60 cents, promising broad appeal. The program includes the Salem Cadet Band of fifty under Jean Missud and M. Camille De La Poe the renowned mezzo soprano.

Boston Theatre Salem Cadet Band Jean Missud M. Camille de la Poe

J Marshall Wilson Recital at Steinert Hall Tonight

J Marshall Wilson closes the season with an 8 o'clock recital in Steinert Hall. The program includes Dickens Nicholas Nickleby Jerome Three Men in a Cat and Twain Innocents Abroad selections and humorous pieces like Love in a Balloon and My Other Chinee Cook. Bar rack Room Ballads will be performed in four pieces by Mr Winning. Three serious poems Ostler Joe Road to Heaven and In the Workhouse complete the program.

J. Marshall Wilson Steinert Hall Mr. Fison Charles Dickens Nicholas Nickleby Jerome K. Jerome Mark Twain

Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Promote Internal Cure

A new tablet remedy, Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, claims to cure all catarrh forms by acting on the blood. Dr. Eaton reports success in chronic cases, with the tablets removing secretions and restoring mucous membranes. available from druggists for 50 cents plus a free information booklet from F A Stuart Co.

Stuart Eaton F. A. Stuart Co Marshall, Mich

Eastman Family Arrives in Boston for Trial

The Eastman family arrives at the Parker House in Boston to attend the trial of Harvard instructor Charles R. Eastman, charged with killing Richard Grogan on July 4. His father Austin V. Eastman expresses hope for fair treatment and downplays publicity as the family plans to be present next Monday. Additional relatives are to arrive later in the week.

Charles R. Eastman Austin V. Eastman Miss Eastman New Orleans Boston Parker House Harvard Richard Grogan New England Post Eastman

Boston Deckhand Dies After Fall From Tug Pilot House

Charles Vogel aged 37 of Bennett Street Boston slipped from the pilot house of the Taurus off Fire Island and fractured his skull. He was rushed to Hudson Street Hospital where surgeons called the case hopeless.

New York Charles Vogel Bennett Street Boston Taurus Fire Island Vogel Hudson Street Hospital

Also Mentioned on This Page

Essess Publishing Company Broadway N. Y Messrs Jordan and Lawson Eee Novich Gwe Alex. T. van Nest Br. G. Ing Br. G. Royal Turk William McDonnell B. G. Glorious Crenador Russell F. M. Crosby Blue Stone Br. S Red Rock Sar Mr. Cone Pepper T. Roach H. A Joseph Balch Portia R. Donnelly Chauncey, A & Co Glorious Spearman B. G. Glorious J. Gould S. Burlington Ives O'Keefe Thira R. Jordan Kingston Lane G. Kingsford Morris H. L. de Busigny G. Pierrot H. L de Busi Adam Beck B. G. Tecumseh Wilson George Pepper Robert Bradley P. T. Roach B. G. Brilliant B. G. Lord Soe Mr. Batonys Ce . G Ch. m. Milady Chestnut Hill Farm Ch. Allablaze Br. m Mr. Wain EB. D. Tondan Lord Denby I HB. D. Jordan Ch. Prince Crompton BD. Jordan B. Maximilian H.C . Gerkendale Farm B. Foxwood Howard Willets Secon Belle Thomas L. Watt P. C. Hewitt Frank Hewitt Summer St Women’s Store Love Fred H. Prince Rudolph L. Agassiz John Eliot Thayer Peabodys Lawsons Fatty’ Bates M. T. Paton Gertrude Austin Helen Miller Mrs. Curtis Garland Mr. Higginson Mrs. Barrett Concord RK. R. Barrett Hunter Gertrude Brookline Charles H. Taylor Charles H. Taylor, Jr Imtie Eastman Family Lithia Ville W. F. Smith Tremont BT Bostot Landis Brishis
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