Gallery Scene at Horse Show Strikes Gait of Fashion
A crowded horse show audience in Boston displayed vivid attire with Miss Majorie Cochrane and Mrs Henry Fay among the stylish attendees. Ladies wore velvet, lace, and satin gowns in black, white, gray, and blue with hats trimmed in ribbons, feathers, and flowers, while gentlemen in box seating observed the event with multiple families present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majorie Cochrane
Henry Howard Fay
Margaret Fay
William Hooper
Madeleine Boardman
T. Dennie Boardman
Robert Gould Shaw
E. C. Swift
Clarence Moore
Washington, D. C
Shaw
Moore
Thomas Leslie
Mabel Leslie
Leslie
Miss Leslie
Miss Howe
Miss Allen
Barstow
Hetty Sargent
George Wellcomb
The
Vendome
Kimball
Marjorie Hayes
Charles Denison
Francis Curtis
C. C. Bradley
Amory
Mrs. Prince
Richard F. Barrett
Concord
Morgan Rotch
New Bedford
Miss Leech
Miss Todd
Mr. Kimball
C. H. Washburn
James Lowell Carter
Miss Carter
Anna Carter
Alice Osborn
Charles H. Rollins
Fred B. Carpenter
George B. Chase
Arthur Austin
Brookline
Aborn
Stephen Townsend
John B. Schoeffel
Mrs. Stetson
Bryce J. Allan
George A. Nickerson
J. de Forest Danielson
William Appleton
William Appleton (One of the Beautiful Misses Hargons of New York
Gerard Bement
Catharine Fay
Miss Ames
Eugene V. R. Thayer
Charles Taylor
John Taylor
Clarence Morse
Miss Walker
Paris
Hugh Cochrane
Robert Old Shaw
J. Albert Walker
William Appin
Dane Bush
Joseph Story J. DeForest Danielson
E Eeu 8d
My Or Berlinson
Emma Eal
Gordon Prince
John E. Thayer
Bayard Thayer
John Shepard
Richard Barrett
Alexander H. Higginson
Alexander Higginson
James Garland
Miss Lawson
Thomas W. Lawson
Florence Blair
Fiske Warren
John Fairchild
Charlotte Houston
Walter Briggs
Samuel D. Warren
Marboro Street
Miss Warren
Holden
Barrie
Thomas Lipton
Blair
Anthony
Hudson
Bell
Eben Jordan
Mr. Taylor
New York
Rider and Driver
Katharine Fay
Vincent Club
Ethel Cochrane
Alexander Cochrane
Horse Show Awards Highlight Hackneys and Harness Classes
The event lists awards across hackneys stallions mares and geldings three years old plus, with top prizes to Glorious Black Venus and Albemartie among many. Roadsters, light weight hunters, polo ponies, and four in hand teams are in competition with sizable purses and notable entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames Ww
Lawson
M. Kelly
Crow & Murray
Br. m
South Africa
Mr. Murray
EB. D. Jordan
B. S
Maximilian
Mr. Wilson
H. C
Thomas B. Hidden
B. G. Jersey Cadet
Mr. Hidden
Clase
Edward
Grew
E. T. Stotesbury
Mr. Webb
Thomas W. Lawson
Strauss & Hexter
Mr. Hexter
P. J. Cronon
Duke
W. Cronon
Mnamvt
E. D. Jordan
Normna
Sheen
T. L. Watt
Ask
Monte Carlo
Montreal
Watt
Toronto
E. T
Stotesbury
Kemp & Spence
Thomas W. Laween
B. G. Evening Star
Mr. Gray
Howland S. Russell
Glendower Stock Farm
Military riding thrills at Boston Horse Show crowd grows
The Boston Horse Show drew large afternoon and evening crowds with many society attendees. The military riding class crowned Trooper B. R. Mitchell of Troop A as best, while Lord Golden took harness blue and polo ponies from Dedham and Agassiz sparked excitement among spectators. Rattler narrowly beat Pearl in the hunters, final judging extended late as ushers collected programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Bay
Beacon Hill
David Barrie
Thomas Lipton
Lawson
Fair
Charles G. Treat
Seventh Artillery
B. R. Mitchell
Mr. Lawson
Glorious Connie
John L.wentz
Lord Golden
Lord Brilliant
Philadelphia
George Pepper
Pearl
Rattler
Get What You Ask For Cascarets Candy Cathartic Ad
Warns buyers to insist on genuine Cascarets labeled C C C and avoid bulk substitutes. Claims substitutors are cheats and frauds. Ad targets druggists warning shoppers to pay 10 cents for genuine tablets.
Horse Show Attendees Dressed in Fine Tailoring and Hats
A fashion filled account from yesterday’s Horse Show details Mrs Gordon Prince and Colonel John E Thayer among attendees. Includes boxed party ensembles of Mrs Fiske Warren Mrs Harcourt Amory and others with vivid descriptions of gowns hats and corsage bouquets.
Scratch Itches and Dean's Ointment Cures Noted
Fragmentary notice describes persistent itching and sleep disturbance with a mention that Dean's Ointment cures do not fail. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Weird Uncanny Spell Over Jamaican Plain Family Party
Mrs Louise Benjamin recounts a spirit connected event at her Terrace Avenue home in Jamaica Plain a 17 year deceased first husband communicating to daughter Amalia on her son Julius Hertzberg birthday. Guests report mysterious signs including a portrait frame tremble three knocks then Amalia plays a hymn as fear and awe spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Benjamin
Terrace Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Amalia
Emanuel Markus
Hart
Lili Boulette
B. Boulette
Anna Hart
Clara Beck
Bessie Selzburg
Messrs. Hiller
Goodman
Canette
Gus Bassner
Louis Marin
Fortier
N. Jones
Maurice Ebstein
Robert Frankstone
Sadie Delheim
V. Ray
Erna Boehm
Rosa Mahn
Gertrude
New York
Julius
Benjamin
Roxbury Bachelor Club Vaudeville Shines at Dudley Street
The Roxbury Bachelor Club staged a lively rag time and vaudeville session at the Dudley Street Opera House last night. Acts included Austin & Stone teams, Morrisey and Senter brothers, a Palace Theatre monologue, Larry O Connor on piano, German ambassadors sketch, Callahan ballads, Henry T. Wait trick violin, Walk that Won the Cake, Billy Troy and Clahane imitations, Sandy Chapman ballads, Herbert Bilder boy soprano, and a Casey at the Telephone sketch by Troy and Callahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Dudley Street Opera House
Austin & Stone
Joe Callahan
Henry T. Wait
Leonard and
Haley
Billy Troy
Jack Clahane
Sandy Chapman
Herbert Bilder
Thomas J. Graham
Casey
Patrolman Harrington Severely Burned Battling Dorchester Fire
Patrolman Harrington of Division II was badly burned on hands and arms while fighting a fire at a Dorchester tenement 17 Idaho Street. The blaze started when a lamp was upset in the home of John Bell causing damage estimated at $%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
Division Ll
Idaho Street
Dorchester
John Bell
Six Masted Schooner Interferes With Chelsea Bridge Traffic
A cargoless schooner Eleanor B. Percy caused delays on Chelsea bridge as high tide and gusts swung her, bending a frontay pole and snapping wires. Tug Leader and Nellie aided, none injured, traffic resumed with irregular flow after repair wagon arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea Bridge
Eleanor B. Percy
Leader
Nellie
Boston
Chelsea
Lynn & Boston
Scott's Emulsion Promotes Health In Children
A cartridge-style ad proclaims Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as a key aid for healthy growth in children, claiming 26 years of effectiveness and immediate benefit when regular food fails. It invites readers to request a sample from Scott & Bowne of Pearl Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Tragedy Board Holds Secret Session On City Jobs
Six Ward 24 Republicans met at Dorchester Hall to scrutinize a typewritten list of 360 Dorchester city employees. They marked those loyal to Democrats or the Hart ticket, while Mayor Hart denies any purges. The board, dubbed the tragedy board, pursues lists amid mounting public scrutiny and questions of its power over the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Ward 24
Republican Committee
Dorchester Hall
Field's Corner
Dorchester
Bath and
Board of Tragedy
Arthur P. Russell
Republican City Committee
Republican Party
Post
O. K
Thomas Cotter
Mr. Cotter
Board of
Boston University Law Seniors Elect Leader Amid Uproar
Law seniors at Boston University Law School held their fourth meeting to elect a president, ending without result. Ira H. Huggan of East Boston presided and kept control as insults and threats flew, creating a heated campus scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston University Law School
Ira H. Huggan
East Boston
Tom Reed
Huggan
Greatest Labor Struggle Debates Strike Tactics
The Amalgamated Association faces a key vote as a potential strike hangs over the McKeesport area. The president seeks power to call out workers at the sheet and Morgan companies, with 150 skilled reinforcements arriving to replace strikers. A morning meeting will decide the next move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tives
Sheet Company
New Morgan Company
McKeesport
Amalgamated
Pittsburg
Dewees Wood Works
Amalgamated Association
John Williams
Knights of Columbus Dance At Revere Hall
Back Bay Council Knights of Columbus held a grand ball at Revere Hall last evening with about 100 couples. Grand Knight James F. McGarry served as floor marshal, aided by Basil J. Serres and others. W. Moriarty chaired the recon committee. couples led the march by McGarry and Miss Serres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Bay Council
Knights of Columbus
Oul Revere Hall
James
F. McGarry
Basil J. A. Serres
Lliam J. Pollen
Willard C. Tan
W. Moriarty
Therine Walsh
Grant Knight
A McGarry
President McKinley Hosts White House Dinner Guests
President and Mrs. McKinley entertained a large dinner party in Washington listing guests including Secretary Gage Attorney General Knox Secretary Long Justice Gray Mrs Gray Miss Hitchcock Miss Wilson Miss Patten General Corbin and several named Mr Henry T Scott and Mrs Scott plus Mr Lawrence I Scott and Mr Charles A Moore Mrs Rand Mr Sr Clair McKelway and Mrs McKelway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McKinley
Gage
Knox
Long
Justice Gray
Gray
Hitchcock
Wilson
Patten
Corbin
Henry T. Scott
Scott
Lawrence I. Scott
Charles A. Moore
Rand
Sr. Clair McKelway
Dr Rays Yellow Parilla Compound Promises Quick Health
An advertisement touts Dr. Rays Yellow Parilla Compound as a universal spring medicine that cleanses the blood of poisons and cures various ailments including blood poisoning eczema and rheumatism. It notes availability in two sizes 50 cents and more through American Remedy Company Boston and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Ray
Evi
Nature
American Reme Company
Music Hall
Boston
Ador
Rise of Steel Industry Tensions Rift Within Mills
The article traces the formation of the American Sheet Steel Company and the ensuing labor rift between union and non union mills. It notes 18 large plants with 65 percent capacity in organized mills, ongoing wage disputes, and the prospect of a general strike with broad public sentiment backing union labor amid Carnegie influenced industry dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic Iron and St Company
Morgan Combination
American Sheet Steel Compan
Combine
Union
Vandergrift
Penn
Amalgamated Associate
Orn
Dérgan
Bean
Phose
United Stat Steel Corporation
Maki
Carnegie Copany
Carnegie Company
Hom
Amalgamated An Carnegie Steel Company, Limited
Amalgamated Aelation
Trust friendly to labor says Morgan official in McKeesport
William Hamilton of J P Morgan & Co responds to questions about the strike at American Steel Company in McKeesport. He says labor leaders may speak of danger but the firm remains friendly and sees no possibility of a clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Hamilton
J. P. Morgan & Co
American Steel Company
McKeesport
Morgan not worried about Me port strike
London April 17 J Pierpont Morgan said he had not received word about the Me port strike and did not believe it would develop into a serious issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. Pierpont Morg
Meport
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Warren Star
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Mr. Wilant
Cheatnut Hill
Polo Ponies
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C. McQuillen
A R. C. McQuillen
Ei Agassiz
Ch. Pinkum
Mr. Siz
Atfan
Patna
G. Binlaras
Green Hunters
H. V. Colt, Jr
Be. G. Huron
John Flynn
Howard Willets
Cissie Crow
Dick Donnelly
Br. m. the Bard
P. T. Roche
Adam Beck
B. m
Lady Norwood
Prise
B. RK. Mitchell
Wyer Battetry
Taght
T. Kenney
John L. Wents
John Ofee
John L Wentz
Mr. Brown
BE. D. Jordan
Tom Noddy
Chestnut Hill Stock Farm
Mr. Wain
Sucha
Lithia
Tarbont
Monroe
Amalia Benjamin
Bachelor Club
di Ray
Labos
Morgan
New England Mutug Life Insurance Company
Bites Square
Mats Tabileries
Massachusetts
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J. F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
F. Trull
WM. B. Turner
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