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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1904

Page

11

Jordan Stables Sweep In Horse Show Duel

Eben D. Jordan dominates the Vanderbilt stable at a bustling horse show. Highlights include Mrs. W. S. Elliott's blue with Flashlight, repeated wins for Jordan’s Domino, and a dramatic hunt club competition won by Cameron Run Club riders from Alexandria. Vanderbilt’s Fad and Fancy showy but pale beside Jordan pair Elegance II and Extravagance.

Eben D. Jordan Reginald Vanderbilt Mr. Jordan Domino Gordon Prince Mrs. Gerken Towthorpe Norman Kenney Miss Sears Reginald Reggie Jordan the Baron Kitty Gray Zaga Sweet Revenge E. T. Stotesbury Rea W Mr. Stotesbury A. F E. Perren John Shepard Astro L Mrs. Gurney Rupert Hunt Club Norfolk Hunt Middlesex Hunt Gameron Run Hunt Alexandria Hunt Cameron Run Club

Bright Fashion At The High Pitch Horse Show

An afternoon show drew a refined crowd with many notable attendees. Mrs J De Forest Danielson and Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt stood out in bold outfits while Miss Dorothey Jordan and Miss Katharine Warren wore striking hats and gowns. Several Roosevelts and Peabodys attended, mingling with judges and society, as outfits and stage-box presence highlighted the event.

Cortland Smith Equitable General Peabody Reliance George Pepper Creighton Dr. Fitch Colonial Belle Arthur Caster Thalia John Ke.thayer John C. Fairchild Lily Sears Phyllis Sears Elise Ames Olivia Ames Ethel Stone Gordon Prince Dorothy Quincy Eleanor Quincy Fanny Dwight Mary Head Margaret Codman Leita Amory Mabel Bayard ‘Warren Dorothy Forbes Marion Peabody Constance Tippett Miss Tipdor John Shepard

Schooner Odiorne Refloated After Nantucket Wreck

William A. Nickerson reports to the Post that the schooner F W W Odiorne, once wrecked in Nantucket harbor, has been floated twice since striking mud. The vessel is now inside the jetties and well sheltered from wind.

William A. Nickerson Post F. W W. Odiorne Nantucket

National Leaders May Settle Quincy Strike

April 20 Quincy Fore River Ship and Engine Company plant faces acute trouble as 2600 workers threaten a strike over hours. Union demands a nine hour day six days a week while the company seeks ten hours for five days and five hours on Saturday. National officers are en route to aid settlement despite denials from directors.

Quincy Fore River Ship and Engine Company

Workers Demand Nine Hour Day After Early Summer Break

A petition signed by 400 of 2700 workers urged starting the summer half holiday a month early, while 2800 preferred nine hours year round. Management resisted nine hours, planning 10 hours in summer and eight on Saturdays, prompting threat of a strike if nine hours are not restored.

Smith

Prisoners wish to die together in cell after forgery arrest

Erasmus Reed and Myron Johnson, both 24, were arrested by Inspectors Burr, Chapman and Conway on five counts of forgery. Leaders of prominent South End firms were victims. The men asked to be kept in the same cell to fight to the death, but were placed in separate cells. Reed resides at 161 Pleasant street and Johnson at 19 Piedmont street. They confessed guilt.

Burr Chapman Conway South End Erasmus Reed Pleasant Street Myron Johnson Piedmont Street

Company plans nine hour week with Saturday half holiday

On April 6 workers petitioned for a Saturday half holiday starting April 11 with nine hour days. The adopted schedule runs 7 am to 12 noon and 12:45 pm to 5:45 pm on weekdays and 7 am to 12 noon on Saturdays, totaling 54 hours weekly. The change aims to prevent losses from absences and weather losses, with unions resuming meetings and a mass workers meeting likely to decide on a strike.

Coliseum Hall

Col Henry B Winship Dead In West Dennis

Col Henry B Winship formerly prominent in Providence business and political circles died at his home in West Dennis at age 61. He served in the local government and was a trustee of the Industrial Loan and Trust Company of Providence. He is survived by a widow.

West Dennis Henry B. Winship Providence R. I Ecrty Industrial Loan and Trust Company of

McNary seeks solid land fill for South Bay Boston

Representative McNary of Massachusetts introduced by proxy in the House a resolution calling for filling of South Bay Boston and a separate measure demanding investigation into the high price of coal.

Washington McNary Massachusetts House South Bay Boston

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Jordan Stables Vanderbilt Mrs. Elliott Shea Doc Shea Newport Fall River Mr. Eagan and Julia C Edward Eagan Helen Sears Julia Sears John Gibson Joe Roche Hildred Lord Burleigh Mrs. Danielson J. de Forest Daniels Crow & Murray Strauss & Hexter San Toy Daisy Dean Weatherbee, Pepper & Co A. Henry Higginson Tom Pierce Bayadhe Dorothy Bolles Rosabelle S. H. Prince Senator Humer Smart Set Cornelius Lee, JR Mrs. Vanderbilt Dorothy Jordan Priscilla Stackpole Sallie Thayer Shepherds Margaret Thomas Helen Thomas Katharine Warren Thomas Motley, JR Mary Fay Susan Thayer Margaret Head Rudolph E. Agassiz Bryce J. Allan John Ll. Thorndike Olivia Thorndike Anna Lyman Francis H. Peabody Philip Sears Henry Howard Fay Nabney Elfrieda Roosevelt Peabody Rosamond Peabody Kenneth Horton Eleanor Sohier Miss Clark Mary Vaughan Liberty Margaret Manning Charles H. Paine Richard Sears Gerard Bement Matthew Ieee ER Segation the Hardware Man'’ Gov Portland and Sudbury Sts W.C. Loftus CO Washington & Hanover Sts America’s Washington & Hanover Streets America Clothiers Derby and Col M’nary Gale & Kent, Tailors Court St
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