Woman and the Horse Rule the Day at Rounds Meet
A large horse show awarded blue ribbons to Burlingham and Sandringham in harness tandem, Jordan stable entries Latest Fashion and Hurrah won pairs, Dorothy Jordan Scarlet Letter led saddle class, and Dreamer and Viscount topped trotters and hackney divisions. Judges refused prizes in some novice classes despite strong entries.
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Bluegee
Ragock
M. Gerardinia
Mignonette
Jordan Stable
Marvel
Magnet
C. F. Baker
Frank J. Gould
Burlingham
Sandringham
E. J. Shaw
Boston
Newport
Jordan
Dorothy Jordan
T. W. Lawson
Glorious Bonnie
Dreamer
Lawson
BE. D. Jordan
Viscount
John Shepard
Altro
Show of Beauty and Fashion at Boston Horse Show
Twelve thousand attended the Boston Horse Show at Mechanics' Building with standing room crowds and packed galleries. Heath erbloom won the blue ribbon in the high jump over six feet six inches, with Pearl and other entries performing impressively across many classes. The afternoon and evening featured hunters, saddle horses, tandem teams, polo ponies, and numerous club riders, drawing broad society interest and praise for skill and exhibition.
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Mechanics’ Building
Boston
New York
Heatherbloom
Pearl
Donnelly
Rifle
Eagle
Phume
Silver King
Lord Ranelagh
Glenmore
Eagle Plume
Howard Willets
Eagle Pines
Chestnut Hill S
W. P
B.alMeLr
Dudley Olcott, Jr
Allan Forbes
D. Warren
Tony Weller
Cinders
T. W. Lawson
Glorious Tribesman
Glorious Tribesmaid
Glorious Spearman
Lawsor
John
Wollaston
Western Star
Jordan Stable
Gerkendale Farm
Brandon
Belmar
Foxwood
Wen Kelley
Mr. Lawson
Lawson
Charles Wilson
Jordan
Gerkendale
Myopia
Norfolk
Radnor Hunt Club
Philadelphia
Middlesex Club
Hunt
Victor C. Mather
Harvard
Vengeance
Welcome
Mr. Mather
Radnor Club
General Francis Peabody
Myopia Club
Roy Baker
Norfolk Club
H. W. Baker
Bobby Shaw
B. D. Jordan
Gentleman John
Glorious Plack Venus
Feurti
Dick Donnelly
Erkendale Farm
Prise
Eben ‘D. Jordan
Maxime
Miss Ilson
Briar Rose
Wyndham Helle
Mary Jake
He Beach
Miss Beach
W. E. Rotman
Notable Attendees Shine at Yesterday's Horse Show
Attendance peaked with boxes filled and balconies packed as society figures gathered for the event. Mrs. Bobby Shaw drew attention in violet gown and feathered toque, while Sarah Bernhardt arrived escorted by Professor W Charles H. Tie Bon. Notable attendees included Mrs. George A. Nickerson, Miss Katharine Thayer, Miss Dorothy Forbes, Miss Nellie Lyman, Miss Mary Sargent, and Miss Ethel Cochrane, among others, in elegant fabrics and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Shaw
Bryce J. Allan
George A. Nickerson
Francis I. Amory
Joseph Grafton Minot
Mrs. Amory
Minnie Ames
Oliver Ames
Alice Sargent
Sarah Bernhardt
W Charles H. Tie Bon
Robert Hooper
Hooper
Edward Sawyer Batchelder
Tallor
Mary Sargent
Eben D. Jordan
Miss Jordan
Henry Howard Fay
Fay
Margaret Fay
J. Fullerton Shaw
Society at the Lenox Hosts and Hats in Violet and Velvet
A Boston society gathering at the Lenox featured attendees in elegant mourning and vibrant hats. Mrs Anthony and Mrs Sears wore black and blue lace and taffeta ensembles, while Mrs Lindley Loring and Miss Esther Folsom displayed coordinated satin and lace outfits. Dinners before the evening session included a refined palm room affair with mignonette favors and violets, followed by private suppers hosted by notable residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
Philip Sears
Montgomery Sears
Gordon Prince
Henry Folsom
Gertrude Folsom
Esther Folsom
Ethel Folsom
Ecru
Amory
Lenox
Willam E. Bright
Canles
Kimball
Fred McQuesten
Beacon Street
Brookline
Frank
Chick
Commonwealth Avenue
Yesterday's Awards at Pony Show Highlight Variety of Classes
The event lists numerous pony and horse classes with prizes from 50 to 150 dollars. Winners include Jennie and Topsy in ponies under saddle, Scarlet Letter and Woman in Black in ponies, Test Fashion with Hurrah in harness, Dreamer and Highland Baron in trotters, and Sandringham in carriage horses. Multiple owners and riders named across disciplines.
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Gerkendale Farm
M. Jennie
G. m. Topsy
Gerken
Dorothy Jordan
Miss Jordan
Doris Lawson
Bi. m. Yous
J. Mele
George .Lee
Billey
George Oh i
Clasen
Master Clasen
FE. D. Jordan
Br. St. Hurrah
Mr. Wilson
Louis C. Whiting
B. m. Gueipa
Mr. Whiting
Thomas W. Lawson
Glorious Bonnie
E. D. Jordan
Tr. Dilham
Dreamer
de Prince Croempton
Harn
Ses. Strauss & Hexter
Br. G. Monte Carlo
Br. G. Monte Cristo
Mr. Hexter
Crow. & Murray
Br. m. South Africa
Br. m. Mate
Murray
Don Keefe
B. G. Gay Boy
B. Gs. Handy Boy
Special Prizes and Jumping Classes At Horse Show
Catalog lists Class 123 harness horse prizes 1000 and future prizes for Marvel and Prince Regent with several drivers. Polo ponies Class 100 compete with Cinders Weller Snowball and Weller. Unicorn team Class 128 prizes include Belmar Foxwood and Tribesman. Jumping Class 115 high jump open with Heatherbloom Pearl and Lord Ranelagh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Lawson
Charles F. Ker
Mr. Batony
Strauss & Hexter
Mr. Hexter
R. L. Agassiz
Mr. Agassiz
Samuel TD. Warren
Mr. Forbes
W. H. Goodwin
Charles F. Baker
Gerkendale Farm
Pee
Ch. G. Belmar
Foxwood
Mr. Batodnyi
Glorious Tribesman
B. m
Glorious Tribesmaid
B. G
Glorious Spearman
Kelly
E. D. Jordan
B. F
Nantionans John
B. G. Wollaston
B. G. Estern
Driven Y Wilson
Howard Viilet
B. G. Heatherbloom
Dick Donnelly
George Pepper
B. m. Pearl
Tim Blong
Adam Rites
Lord Ranelagh
W. Gon
The Maude Adams Statue at Boston Exhibit
Enormous crowds flock to view the Maude Adams statue on free display at Houghton and Dutton's studio. The work draws curiosity for its depth and lavish gold value, earning broad critical and public admiration as it travels to Boston and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Adams
Boston
Houghton & Dutton
Europe
Pleasant Duty Promotes Dr. Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder
Rey James Murdock of Hamburg Pa says he trusts recommendation and reports cure of five year catarrh with Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. The product is sold by Burwell & Sons in Soulston and Washington Streets and by all druggists. The claim notes dramatic relief within five minutes of first application.
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Rey
James Murdock
Hamburg
Agnew
Burwell & Sons
Soulston
Washington Sts
Wollaston Golf Opens Big Club Tournament at Montclair
Wollaston April 19 One of the largest Wollaston Golf Club tournaments in memory drew over fifty starters in the medal event at Montclair links forty submitted cards In Class A T A Burdett new member won gross prize with 87 Fred J Robbins took net In Class B forty players including three women contested Fred Y Chipman won gross with 91 and D C Proudfort took net Miss Louise B Barker posted 104 finishing among leaders Her card details given in summary including Out and In scores previous rounds and leaders noted.
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Wollaston
Wollaston Golf Club
Montclair Links
T. A. Burdett
Fred J. Robbins
Fred Y. Chipman
D. C. Proudfort
Louise B. Barker
Burdett
Allston Golf Club Opens Season With 31 Competitors
The Allston course hosted the season’s first tournament with 31 members in a medal play handicap event. J. C. Jones led Class A in both net and gross, but due to prize rules only net awarded. E. S. Foster won the net prize. In Class B, F. D. Amsden led in both metrics, with R. A. Southworth taking the net prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allston
Allston Golf Club
J. C. Jones
E. 8
Essex County Hibernians Parade Draws 4000+ in Lynn
April 19 Lynn hosts Essex county division of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in a major parade with over 4000 men from Essex Norfolk Suffolk and Middlesex counties. Mayors Shepherd Hurley and Leonard ride, with Hurley drawing the loudest ovations. The parade forms at City Hall, is reviewed at 6 pm, and ends with a banquet at Seymour House and a monster ball at Odd Fellows Hall drawing crowds in excess of capacity.
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Wynn
Essex County
Order of Hibernians
Lynn
Essex
Norfolk
Suffolk
Middlesex
Shepherd of
Hurley
Salem
Leonard
Lawrence
Alince Lynn
Boston
City Hall Square
James Ryan
First
Hibernian Regiment
Charles McCarthy
Emmett
Marshal Jeremiah Dineen
Newburyport
Wolf Tone Guards
South Boston
Peabody
Beverly
East Boston
Charlestown
Haverhill
Revere
pAvini
Malden
Shepherd
William Cronin
Suffolk County
John A. Ryan
Matthew J. Cummings
Neponget
EB. F. Cannon
Clinton
James J. Lynch
Brookline
Edward Carrol
Cambridge
Central Avenue
Seymour House
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Newton Golf Club Foursome Winners Nett 87
In Newton on April 19 the handicap 18 hole men’s foursome was won by Orcutt and Walworth with a net 87. The ladies foursome was captured by Mrs Clark and Miss Morrison.
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Newton
Newton Golf Club
Messrs. Orcutt
Walworth
Grosa
Orcutt and
Hatch and Weston
Hackett
Lord
Eesian
Penning and
Eaten
Angier
C Clark
Moree Ee
Miss Ball
Buf
Colby
Miss Cobb
Miss Slocum
Olngs
Eenerserseseees
Arlington Golf Club hosts five cups in twin classes
On April 19 at Arlington Golf Club five cups were offered in two classes. A C Hill posted the best gross score while Theodore Walcott had the best net. James A Bailey Jr placed a strong second in the event across Class A and Class B divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Arlington Golf Club
C. Hill
Theodore Walcott
James A. Bailey, Jr
Newell Bent Wins Medal Play at Framingham Club
At Framingham Golf Club on the Pin Cushion links a sweepstakes medal play event was held over 18 holes. Newell Bent had the best net score, but the club’s percentage plan awarded the victory to H. W. Blair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Bent
Framingham
Framingham Golf Club
H. W. Blair
Salem Golf Club Opens Season with Handicap on Temporary Greens
Salem April 19 The Salem Golf Club opened the season with an 18 hole handicap using temporary greens. Low net score went to Mit KE D Harlow while O J Ives took the gross title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Salem Golf Club
Mit
KE. D. Harlow
O. J. Ives
Moore Cup at Concord Gathers Golf Handicap News
April 19 at Concord golf links featured the Moore Cup with bogey handicap play shaping the field. Players competed for match results and handicap adjustments amid breezy conditions on the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Moore Cup Mixed Foursomes Golf Results
Play for the Moore cup and mixed foursomes concluded with results from the bogy and mixed events. Notable finishes include Miss Bradford and B E Jones posting 43 net to win, followed by Briggs and Bradford 45 net and Whitman and Keyes 49 net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Hosmer
M. B. L. Bradford
M. Ballou
Miss Bradford
F. A. Pratt
Thomas Allen
B. E. Jones
Miss Keyes
Cc. S. Richardson
Miss Briggs
M. B. A. Bradford
B Ford
Irving Motte
Miss Whitman
George Keyes
Mrs. Allen
W. H. Allen, Jr
B. F. Jones
Brae-Burn opens season with holiday cup medal
Newton reports the Brae-Burn Club opened its season with an 18-hole medal handicap for the holiday cup. The cup will be contested on each holiday from April 12 to November 28. George T. Lincoln won first place, H. H. L. Ayer and E. F. Woods tied for second, and A. S. Woods finished third.
Country Club Opens With Twenty Five Players
The Country Club golf course at Brook line opened for the first regular tournament of the season yesterday and over twenty five members played in the event a bogey handicap. The winners will be announced later. Players included H Stockton, A B Silsbee, G H Phelps, G N Talbot, W C Codman, T Silsbee, H B Hall, E H Rogers, B Tilton, G H Francis, G O Thatcher, G E Warren, F C Hood, C P Curtis, L C Fenno, R B Williams, FE Wadsworth R H Daniels, H Thachers, J Richardson and Thomas Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Brookline
H. Stockton
A. B. Silsbee
G. H. Phelps
G. N. Talbot
W. C. Codman
T. Silsbee
H. 8. Hall
E. H. Rogers
B. Tilton
G. H. Francis
G. O
Woodlawn links host scratch medal play tourney
Newton April 19 W B Herrick won with a score of 3 in a scratch medal play tourney at Woodlawn links. The twelve best scores formed two teams of six for the season balance. First team includes Herrick 38 Ashenden 88 Mes ser 91 A Ashenden 9 Bald win 97 R W Vose 98. Second team lists Levi 100 Burrage 102 Pemberton 102 Sprague 108 Cole 1044 Howard 105.
Boston Light Relay Run Draws Wide Field Into Chase
The 40 kilometre bridge to Boston relay faced a fast field led by Grant, Hughson, Caffrey, and McDonald with the Indian and Mellor of Holywood Inn A. C. NY racing closely. In final miles the Indian pulled ahead while Hughson and McDonald faded due to fatigue and had to stop and be conveyed to the B A A. A chart details positions at each observation point.
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Ashland
John Graham
Boston
South Framingham
Natick
Wellesley
Boulevard
Washington Street
Wellesley Grant
Hughson
Caffrey
McDonald
Indian
Mellor
Holywood Inn
A. C
New York
Lake Street
Piace
Weabys
Hson
Secon
Chestnut Hill
Ieavily
Boxing and wrestling notes from New England arena
In Boston a planned boxing club is discussed by Billy James now resident in Newburyport with vaudeville meetings monthly. The Howard wrestling tournament wraps up with Little, the Flying Dutchman, Shallow, Beakes, and Reakes delivering championship quality bouts amid high crowd excitement.
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Billy James
Newburyport
Boston
Billy
James
England
Patsey
Ly James
Frank Murphy
America
Ike Web
Belfast
Isadore J. Goldman
Lowell
John L. Sullivan
James E. Butler
Billy Brady
Jim Jeffries
Howard
Yesterda
New England
John J. Little
Brockton
Little
Bobby Beakes
Young Sawyer
Mike Shallow
South Boston
Shallow
Reakes
Flying Dutchman
Butler
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Four-Hole Match Won By Mr Babb At Bellevue Club
At the Bellevue Golf Club course in Melrose on April 19 an all hazard four-hole match was played. The last hole featured a nail keg as a stake. Mr. Babb won with a score of 40, while J. C. Merrill finished second with 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose Melrose
Bellevue Golf Club
Mr. Babb
J. C. Merrill
Medal Play in Lexington Class A and B results
In Lexington April 19 the men's handicap medal play ended with Class A winner Clifford Pierce scoring 100. G L Gilmore and J E Hall tied for second. Gilmore won the playoff. Class B was won by C P Lincoln with a net score of 8%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Cifford Pierce
G. L. Gilmore
J. E. Hall
Gilmore
C. P. Lincoln
Meadow Golf Club Opens Season with Alebee Victory
April 19 at Wollaston Meadow Golf Club opened its season with a kicker's handicap event. A R Alebee won with a score of 36 87, securing the top position in the opening round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albee
Wollaston Wollaston
New Meadow Golf Club
A. R. Alebee
Yesterday's Games At Franklin Field And Worcester
Yesterday results show Suffolk Engraving Piecerstyes Company 14 Ingle en 9 at Franklin Field. Rexfords 31 E. L. C. 22 at Common. Brown 4 Holy Cross 8 at Worcester. Worces ter 10 Syracuse 4 at Worcester forenoon exhibition. Worcester 9 Providence 4. Roxbury High School 8 Alumni 14 at Franklin Field. Dorchester High School 17 Centaurs 4 at Dorchester. Yale 7 Hartford 5 at Hartford.
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Franklin Field
Suffolk
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J. O’fee
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N. W. Rice
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Miss Blair
Ch. m. Wyndham Belle
James D. Hall, Jr
Ch. G. Quicksilver
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J. O’ Fee
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Southworth
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Wn Sherman, Jr
B. Lindsley
Fletcher
Witherbee
Herrick
Woodlawn Links
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