Salem Hibernians Parade Draws Essex County Crowds
In Salem on April 20 a 3000 strong Essex County Hibernians parade led by Mayor Joe Peterson, with 25 bands and 8000 marchers, impressed crowds of about 150000. State President John A. Ryan rode in a landau, and the event ended with a Cadet Armory concert and dance.
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Salem
Garryowen
Order of Mibernians
Jussex County
City Hall
Hibernians
Joe Peterson
John A. Ryan
Cadet Armory
Hibernian Rifles
Lawrence
Groveland
Haverhill
Lynn
Methuen
Newburyport
Essex County
Peterson
Thomas E. McLoughlin
Boston
Lowell
Manchester
N. H
Weverly
America
Ireland
James A. Ryan
Patrick J. Kelley
Brown Street
Washington Square
Essex
Daniels
Derby
Union
Peabody
Harbor
Lafayette
Central
Aborn
Federal
Flint
Mason
Buffum
School
North Federal
Washington
James Ryan
John O'’Ldary
C. A. Speuling
Martin J. Roach
Vanderbilt to wed again in Paris reports deny
Paris dispatches report William K. Vanderbilt plans a quiet marriage to a young American widow in Paris next Wednesday but consular and family officials say no authoritative confirmation exists. The elder Vanderbilt, 50, heads much of the Vanderbilt railroad system and remains discreet about social bonds in Paris.
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New York
William K. Vanderbilt
Paris
Giegerich
Supreme Court
Mr. Vanderbilt
Alva B .Vanderbilt
United States
Chauncey M. Depew
E. V. W. Rossiter
France
Vanderbilt
Consuelo
Duchess of Marlborough
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Virginia
Gowdy
St. Cloud
Moran Captures Fast 20 Mile Revere Race Amid Strong Field
Chelsea rider Jimmy Moran won the 20 mile motor paced race at Revere Beach by three laps after a long southern trip. Hugh MacLean took second with Bill Stinson dropping out in the 12th mile. Tony Agee and A L Stoughton won novice and handicap events, while Adam Beyerman impressed in the open mile series. Moran then outpaced MacLean in a dramatic final battle, securing the event with a late last lap sprint.
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Jimmy Moran
Chelsea
Revere Beach
Hugh MacLean
Bill Stinson
Revere
Tony Agee
A. L. Stoughton
Adam Beyerman
New York
Potter
Stinson
MacLean
Moran
Tenzier
Myers
Dubois
Winesett
Gately
Cambridge
Chelsea Milkman
Tenzler
Ceereers
Eeceess
Macle
Sereerres
Wegtan
Eeereese
MacLean Ae
Mactean
J. M. Barretto
A. A. Cleghorn
C. EB. Verault
J. Ember
J. Collins
J. Amber
Wen
W. J. Potter
Willam Younle
J. J. McKinnon
M. J. Gillis
IL. A. Stoughton
Joe Curry
Peyerman
J. S&s. Grant
I. A. Stoughton
William Potter
Adam Beverman
Osm
Ainple Miles
J. S. Grant
William Younie
Beyer
Whetzel asthma cure praised by doctors nationwide
Medical authorities including Dr. C. F. Beard in Massachusetts and Dr. L. D. Knott in Kentucky endorse the Whetzel system as a true cure for asthma. The program claims to eradicate the germ and prevent future attacks, with a period of free test treatment offered to applicants willing to assist in promoting the treatment.
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C. F. Beard
South Framingham
Mass
L. D. Knott
Lebanon
M. L. Cratfey
St. Louis
F. E
Brown
Sanborn
Iowa
J.C. Curryer
St. Paul
Minn
Whetzel
Umane Wor
Ni 3 Sena
Asthme & Ames
Fifteen Roast Pigs at Revere Veterans Dinner
The Revere Veteran Firemen's Association held its fifth annual dinner at G. A. R. Hall with 300 attendees. Fifteen roasted pigs graced the board served by the firemen, no women present, as President Charles S. Perry led an evening of feasting, music, readings, and stories of firefighting. Prominent guests included city officials and fire chiefs from Boston, Cambridge, Chelsea, Peabody, Newton, and Marblehead among others.
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Revere
Revere Veteran Firemen’s Association
G. A. R. Hall
Charles S. Perry
Tremont
Board of Selectmen
Willard
Beck and Brewer
Chelsea
Oakes
Police Department
Samuel Abbott
Boston Protective Department
Casey
Cambridge
C. H. Hooper
J. F. Moulton
Peabody
Brophy
Fire Chiefs’ Association of Massachusetts
John S. Camrell
Grover
The
Newton Veterans
Maybury
Braintree
Brown
George Merritt
N. L. Warder
Marblehead
H. D. Murch
Winnisimmers
H. A. Spencer
Chelsea Fire Department
T. D. Wardwell
Chelsea Veterans
Racing Summary Shows MacLean In Close Motor Pace Loss
Twenty mile motor paced race yields a loss for MacLean to a stronger opponent as Moran leads and Dubois Winesett pace the field. Stinson also competes well. multiple heats and times show Moran and MacLean trading places across the event with final results highlighting Moran and MacLean in close contention.
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MacLean
Dubois
Winesett
Stinson
Roster of Competitors and Finish Order List
The record lists positions from fourth through tenth with names A R Urquhart Beyerman William Younte Beyerman Beyerman L A Stoug and William Votter. AE EES appears as an unidentified note.
Married golfers win at Melrose in mixed team match
In Melrose on April 20, the Bellevue Golf Club staged morning handicap play won by Cr. J. Merrill and an afternoon team match where married men defeated single men 26 to 15.
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Melrose
Bellevue Golf Club
Cr. J. Merrill
Davenport wins Brae-Burn handicap holiday cup
In an 18 hole event at Brae-Burn Newton on April 20 H Davenport took the holiday cup title. Levi and J L Stone tied for the lowest net with F B E Pp. Levi and J L Stone shared the runner up position.
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Newton
Brae-Burn
H. Davenport
F. BE. Pp. Levi
J. L. Stone
Wollaston Golf Club picks top scores in A and B classes
G A Noyes posted the best score in Class A at the Wollaston Golf Club event. In Class B, H H Harper secured the net prize.
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Wollaston
Wollaston Golf Club
G. A. Noyes
H. H. Harper
Elkes Triumphs in 20 Mile Motor Pace at Charles River Park
More than 8000 spectators witnessed a brisk season opener as Elkes of Glens Falls won the 20 mile motor paced race. Basil de Guichard took second with Bennie Munroe third. Otto Maya retired on the sixth mile. Glasson led in the open heat but finished behind Downey and Mitchell.
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Charles River Park
Arry Elkes
Glens Falls
Basil de Guichard
Elkes
Bennie Munroe
de Guichard
Otto Maya
George Glasson
New York
Glasson
Wyatt
Linberg
Barry
Logan
Mitchell
Beal
McNeil
Downey
Goyette
Roslindale
Pat Logan
Jenkins
Maya
Munroe
Hoffman
Eddie Callahan
Hunter
Bones
Caldwell
Sunny” Griggs
Callahan
Erie
New Yorker
Tennessee
Little de
Sanger Named as Bates Considers Clark’s Police Chair
Governor Bates will name a successor to Chairman Clark of the Police Commission. George P. Sanger, former election commissioner, is among leading possibilities. Sanger, a Ward 10 resident and former legislator, says no offer has been made. The choice is expected to reflect knowledge of election laws and Republican fairness. Meanwhile, racing results note Guichard’s lead over Munroe and Elkes overtakings on the eighth to twelfth miles, with Glasson winning several heats in a two-mile handicap event.
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W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Bates
Clark
Police Commission
George P. Sanger
Sanger
Senate
Post
House
Mass Bicycle Club Makes Lexington Concord Pilgrimage
About 150 members of the Massachusetts Bicycle Club rode to Lexington and Concord yesterday. The trip included cars and motorcycles with some riders taking the tally-ho. A Concord lunch and return dinner followed, then a whist tournament in the evening. Some members joined Marathon runners from Ashland or the Concord-Lexington leg.
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Massachusetts Bicycle Club
Lexington
Concord
Metropolitan
Ashland
Elkins Sued for 500000 Over Railroad Information Deals
Senator Stephen B. Elkins of West Virginia is named in a 500000-dollar suit filed in the District Supreme Court by Robert Burton and George A. Dubruiel. The plaintiffs allege he hired them in November 1901 to obtain data and opinions about the Western Maryland Railroad to secure a controlling stake, promising pay upon success, which they say he failed to provide after profits were realized.
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Washington
Stephen B. Elkins
West Virginia
District Supreme Court
Robert Burton
George A. Dubrueil
Senator Elkins
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Ellis
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MacLean and
Frank Whetzel
American Express Building
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Davenport
Cluet
Brand Pacey
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Uhe
R. W. Wyatt
L. Lundberg
H. A. Barry
P. F. Logan
C. T. Mitchell
E. J. Beals
J. A. McNeil
Matt Downey
M. F. O'Brien
G. A. H. Brown
A. W. McDonald
L. G. Rathbern
W. H. Bussey
Lundberg
McNeill
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Wee Seer
Elkes Eee
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