Narragansett track hosts tight field in five races results
Consistent wins the Breakers handicap at Narragansett Park as Venus and Palette score upsets in early races. Hyperion and Trajan rally to seconds with Azelina a strong show, while Don’t Ask Me wins the third and Rye places behind Consistent.
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Venus
Palette
Hyperion
Kumiss
Nellie Burn
Yorkshire Lad
Supreme Court
Don’t Ask Me
Grand Slam
Cottage Maid
Rye
W. H. Carey
Trajan
Azelina
Public Hearing Set for Brockton Inspector Harris
Inspector Chester E. Harris requests a public hearing on charges of immoral conduct with Stella Elliott and Jennie Sherman. Mayor Keith plans 1:30 PM Monday in the Aldermen's chamber with the Board of Aldermen present, while stating the Mayor holds final authority.
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L. E. Chamberlain
Harris
Stella Elliott
Jennie Sherman
Chester FE. Harris
Chamberlain & Fletcher
Brockton
Keith
Dwyer
Assault on Cooley of Somerville Denied
Frederick B. Cooley of Mystic Street Somerville appeared at the police station bleeding from head wounds claiming he was beaten and robbed on Main Street. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital in serious condition. Police say Cooley, intoxicated, forced entry and fell on a broken bottle after a hammock collapse, challenging his assault claim.
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Medford
Frederick B. Cooley
Mystic Street
Somerville
Main Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Montgomery Cleary
South Street
Cooley
Canada Sells Seized Gloucester Schooner Samoset
The Gloucester fishing schooner Samoset was auctioned in North Sydney Nova Scotia for 2015 dollars after being seized last September by the Canadian government steamer Gladiator for violations of fishing regulations.
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Canada
North Sydney
N. S
Taken from jail man dies in hospital
Daniel Sheehan aged 48 from 21 Piedmont Street South End died last evening at City Hospital from delirium tremens. He was taken to the hospital on Monday from the Tombs and sank rapidly after arrival.
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Daniel Sheehan
Piedmont Street
South End
Delerium Tremens
Wife Dies At Home. Husband Held For Autopsy
Allen C. Hart of 3 Emerald Street South End is detained at Station 5 after his wife Louisa died at their home. Bruising on the head and marks on the body prompted the medical examiner to hold Hart pending autopsy results. Hart says he found her unresponsive yesterday after waking and applied a damp cloth before leaving for work.
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Allen C. Hart
Emerald Street
South End
Station 5
Louisa
McDonald
Hart
McQueeney
Rally at Woods Home Backing Sanderson for Attorney General
Somerville Republicans gather at 47 Spring Street to rally support for George A. Sanderson. Senator John M. Woods presides as speakers including E. D. Sibley and T. De Witt Lapham urge party unity and Roosevelt administration policy amid the campaign for attorney-general.
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John M. Woods
Spring Street
Somerville
George A. Sanderson
Woods
Sanderson
Mr. Sanderson
Republican Party
Roosevelt
E. D. Sibley
Howard D. Moors
Charles S. Soule
Alderman Spaulding
Josephs. Pipe
Board of Trade
David
Gas Meter Explosion Briefly Burns House at 76 Williams Street
A gas meter in the bath room exploded causing a fire on the top floor of a three story brick apartment house at 76 Williams street. The building owned by E. W. Sprague and occupied by George Rockwood suffered about $75 in damages. The blaze started about eight o'clock last evening.
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Williams Street
E. W. Sprague
George Rockwood
Narragansett Park entries list for Aug 1 races
Providence reports the forthcoming program at Narragansett Park with race by race entries. Entries include first race mile and 40 yards for 3 year olds and up, weights listed for Filiott The Bugaboo Goldfleur Arsenal Saladin and others. second race five furlongs for 2 year olds with Lotta Gladstone Delude Programme Crossways Nil Ethel Hayman Ramona N Vitesse Miss Cliff. third race about six furlongs for 8 year olds with Bobbie Kean The Muska teer Cataline Dapple Gold Shady Lad Durban Drone Brush Up. fourth race one mile handicap with Spring Ed Ball Master of Craft Stroller Lord Badge New York Drone Foncasta Cloverland Grand Slam Neptunus Mirthless Monacodor. fifth race five furlongs for maidens 2 year olds with Matunick First Premium Jupiter W H Cary Gold Zone Dr Koch Blue Mamie Fulbert Denis Sullivan Jolly Girl Lackey Flumflam Hocuspocus.
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Providence
R. I
Narragansett Park
Filiott
R. F. Williams
the Bugaboo
Goldfleur
Blue Buck
Arsenal
Saladin
Courier
Sweet Tone
Mistiss
Lotta Gladstone
Delude
Crossways
Nil
Ethel Hayman
Ramona N
Vitesse
Miss Cliff
Bobbie Kean
the Muskateer
Cataline
Dapple Gold
Shady Lad
Durban
Drone
Brush Up
Sufferance
Little Buttercup
Ed Ball
Master of Craft
Stroller
Lord Badge
New York
Foncasta
Cloverland
Grand Slam
Neptunus
Mirthless
Matunick
First Premium
Jupiter
W. H. Cary
Gold Zone
Dr. Koch
Blue Mamie
Fulbert
Denis Sullivan
Jolly Girl
Lackey
Hocuspocus
Readville Horse Meet Delayed by Rain Again
Rain again delays the Readville track opening as officials hope for improvement tomorrow to complete the meet within the week. Secretary Jewett aims to start once weather permits.
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Readville
Readville Track
Jewett
Palm Tree Captures Mohawk at Saratoga Race
E R Bradley's Palm Tree won the Mohawk selling race for 3 year olds at one and one eighth miles. Palm Tree led late and won by a length with Gamara a length back in second and Jennie McCabe third as Angler set early pace. Two favorites prevailed on an otherwise steady day with Hildebrand and Knapp each winning twice.
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Rye
T. S. Martin
Interlight
Consistent
Phylador
Just
Creamer
W. H. Carey
Hyperion
Trajan
Azelina
Gallant Casse
Barrier
Henry
Delaval
Uncle Henry
Pink Garter
Casse
Saratoga
N. Y
E. R. Bradley
Palm Tree
Angler
Gamara
Jennie McCabe
Kehanan
Bradley Colt
Burns
H. P. Whitney
Battle Axe
J. A. Bennett
Hildebrand
Knapp
Intercity Matinee May Move From Cleveland to Chicago
Cleveland reports authorities crackdown on pool selling may force shifting the matinee to Chicago. A meeting is set for tomorrow to decide the next move.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Revere Ice Cream Worker Seeks Police After Gun Threat
Bernard Kelley, an employee at a Revere Beach ice cream parlor, ran to the boulevard police station before midnight claiming a stranger, described as possibly insane, drew a revolver and threatened to shoot him. Kelley fled, pursued, and escaped into the station. Police have a description and are seeking the suspect.
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Bernard Kelley
Revere Beach
Boulevard
Kelley
Dunne Addresses Providence on Municipal Ownership
Chicago Mayor Edward F. Dunne spoke to a large audience at Infantry Hall in Providence tonight. Speaking at a Municipal League mass meeting he argued in favor of municipal ownership of major public service interests over private control.
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Providence
R. I
Edward F. Dunne
Chicago
Infantry Hall
Municipal League
Olmstead to Pitch One Game As Boston Sees Rainout
Boston schedules another double header with the champions at Huntington Avenue but rain and wet fields forced yesterday’s games to be officially called off. Fans and managers express frustration as they await clearer weather and possible late-season fits for Boston in a tight pennant race.
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St. Louis
Huntington Avenue
McAleer
Collins
South Boston
Jamaica Plain
Chicago
Jones
White Sox
Boston
Shreckengost
Altrock
Dougherty
Harry Gleason
Jake Stahl
Hickman
Tom Hughes
Cleveland
Telegraphers Order Strike Threatens Rail Lines
A general strike of telegraphers on the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railways was ordered by President Perham of the Order of Railway Telegraphers. Northern Pacific reports many may leave, while Great Northern claims most are satisfied with new rules and rates.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Great Northern and Northern Pacific Railways
Perham
Order of
Railway Telegraphers
Homne
Northern Pacific Railway
St. Paul
Pacific Coast
Horne
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railways
Railway Telegraphers’ Union
Twin Cities
Great Northern
Telegraphers’ Committee
Threat to Tie Up Building Work by Brockton Teamsters
In Brockton on Aug 1 less than a dozen teamsters hauling lumber for Isam Mitchell & Co and Taunton Lumber threaten a work stoppage over higher pay. They rejected a compromise and won unanimous backing from the Carpenters' Union via a committee, risking a broader building slowdown if firms refuse.
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Brockton
Isam Mitchell & Co
Taunton Lumber Company
John Hoyt
Joseph E. Hosman
Daniel C. Donahue
Team Drivers’ Union
Carpenters’ Union
Missing Girl’s Marriage Report Emerges in Melrose
Aug 1. In Melrose, Mary J. O'Leary’s mother repeats the claim that her daughter, missing since Sunday July 28, has married. Police say they have no confirmation of a wedding and continue inquiries amid public concern.
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Melrose
Mary J. O'Leary
Disappearance of Melrose girl linked to marriage case
The girl believed to be Mary J. O Leary left home with no money or belongings and was seen at church the morning of her disappearance. Providence reports name Melrose and a marriage license filing with a man named Harris. Mother anxious after missing dinner, friends expect news of marriage.
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Mary J. O'Leary
Providence
Melrose
Harris
Monster Rat Attack at Poultry Shop
W. Y. Walker a clerk at 84 Blackstone street was attacked by a huge rat while at work. The rat sprang at him biting his neck and arms before coworkers arrived to beat the animal off.
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W. Y. Walker
Blackstone Street
Walker
New Englanders Registered at Herald Office in Paris
In Paris on August 1 New England travelers registered at the New York Herald office including Dr E J Mahoney Holyoke Dr Lee Shoninger Boston Samuel P Nazley Lowell Dr Burnham R Benner Lowell E J Downing Mr and Mrs David H Putnam Mrs F H Knower J W Holmes and Mrs H P Adams Boston.
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Paris
France
New
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