Gil Currys Remarkable 2:11 Pace Heat At Mystic Park
Mystic Park drew a crowd of about 2000 as Gil Curry dominated the second heat with a blazing 2:11 3-4, beating Whisper and a fallen Jack. Little Tobe completed 2:26 trots in three heats, with a top heat of 2:19 14. Cephas captured the 2:18 trot in three straight heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Park
Gil Curry
Little Tobe
Jack
Whisper
Jerry O’neil
Curry
O’neil
Golden
Brock
Cephas
Directum in a Fast Mile at Buffalo Auto Race Meet
In drizzle at Buffalo on August 8 the track turned sticky and the grand circuit races paused after two events. Starplex won the 2:18 pace, Jo Ho Forest and Maud P. failing to catch, while Cocoon led the 2:24 trot until Nettie Wilkes overtook her. Directum the stallion champion covered a mile in 2:09 3-4 with a runner accompanying him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Starplex
Jo-Ho Forest
Maud P
Harry Victor
Geers
Cocoon
Arena
Nettie Wilkes
Directum
Hickok
Saratoga Racecard Summary
Saratoga races list six events with winners and times. First race Poentate won at 1:21.44 with Torch bearer second and Thurston third. Second race La Joya won by Chatta with Florinda second. Third race Leonardo won with Pearl Song second and Sissak third. Fifth race Pheenke aeldine colt Yo Ray won with Trophy gelding second. Sixth race George en won with Assignee second and Anna third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
Poentate
Torchbearer
Thurston
la Joya
Chatta
Florinda
Leonardo
Pearl Song
Sissak
Applates Sy Hermanita
Pheenke 'Aeldine
Yo Ray
George En
Assignee
Anna
Jerome Park Race Results From Today's Six Races
Jerome Park results list six races with winners such as Kings ton Roller Owl et al. Averages include times like 1 00 4 for five furlongs and 1 53 for one and one sixteenth miles. Notable pairings Don Alonzo and Jahan race two starters. Second race notes W. B. and Arab placing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Park
Kingston
Berwyn
Arab
Roller
W. B
Owlet
Rosewood Colt
Hailstone
Northern New York breeders races thrill crowd at new mile track
About 8000 spectators watched two heats in the unfinished 2:40 race for a $400 purse. Sable-Hurst, the pools favorite at 10 to 1, led to Phalen's two heat wins with times 2:22 1 2 and 2:23 1 2. Cable-Hurst took second, Home Brewed third. In the 3-year-old class Villiess won, Phalen captured 2:17, and Como posted 2:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glens Falls
N. Y
New York
New Mile
Sable-Hurst
Phalen
Cable-Hurst
Villiess
Como
Boy lowers Kent County Park track record in mile race
Providence Aug 8 S X Boy lowered the Kent County Park track record 2 1 2 by running a mile in 3 4 and won the event in 2 11 4 Maggie K. also won the 2 29 trot with little challenge from rivals a large crowd witnessed the excellent sport The article notes a strong turnout and high quality competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
S. X. Boy
Kent County Park
Maggie K
The Manchester Trot Winners at Driving Park Races
In Manchester New Hampshire August 8 the Driving Park trotting races attracted a similar crowd to yesterday. Favorites won both classes with tight battles for second. Emma B. won the 2:40 trot and Adra Heil captured the 2:29 trot in close finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Emma B
Adra Heil
Three straight-heat races at Island View Farm track
HAZEN S JUNCTION New Hampshire August 8 three races were trotted in the midsummer meeting at Island View Farm track Each race was won in straight heats the 2 50 by Sevena the 2 2 by Kendall the 2 35 by Dandy Boy
Poor racing at Skowhegan in Maine on August day
In Skowhegan Maine Evelyn won the 2 25 pace and St Croix Jr took the 2 42 trot in straight heats Hippona finished second in the first heat of the 9 27 trot and Abe walked away with three straight heats in a day of weak racing results
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skowhegan
Evelyn
St. Croix, Jr
Hippona
Abe
Pittsburg Beats Cleveland in Rocky Park Brawl Incident
In Pittsburg Aug 8 a tense game ended with Te_beau nearly mobbed after disputing calls in the ninth. O'Connor grabbed a ball, Hartman was upset, and Childs fractured his collar bone after interference. Ehret and Sugden led Pittsburg’s 10 to 4 win with Stenzel and Donovan homers. attendance 1400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Pat
Tebeau
Cleveland
Hoagland
O’connor
Hartman
Beckley
Childs
Fhret
Pittsburgs
Stenzel
Donovan
Brooklyn Falls Twice to Baltimore in Pair of Games
The Brooklyn team lost both games to Baltimore with 1 4 final scores in a doubleheader. McGraw homered in the second game, while Summersgill struggled on the mound for Brooklyn. Attendance was 2,900 for game one and 3,900 for game two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Summersgill
McGraw
Esper
Robinson
Daub
Kinslow
Washington Defeats New York In Tight Baseball Game
Washington won 12 to 10 over New York in a high scoring game noted for better batting. Sullivan pitched well for the home team as visitors misplayed at critical moments. Attendance was about 1,000 with 15 hits for Washington and 14 for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Sullivan
McGuire
Meekin
German
Westervelt
Wilson
Chicago Errors Doom Vital Lead in Rough Game
Cincinnati outlasted Chicago 14 to 11 as a string of seventh inning miscues by Anson and Schriver spoiled the Chicago defense. Latham homered for Cincinnati while Kittredge was charged with key mistakes after replacing Anson. Attendance 2,208 as Dwyer Murphy and McGill Stratton Kittredge Schriver worked the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chicago
Anson
Kittredge
Schriver
Latham
Dwyer
Murphy
McGill
Stratton
Fall River Dominates Lewiston In New England League
Fall River wins easily after a strong all around game led by invincible Lincoln and solid support. Stafford received tough batting and weak defense behind him. Final score shows Fall River 9 Lewiston 2 with 14 hits to 3 and only 1 error for Fall River against 10 for Lewiston. Batteries were Lincoln Robbins for Fall River and Stafford Bergen for Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Lewiston
Stafford
Lincoln
Robbins
Bergen
Portland Triumphs In Poor Brockton Fielding Showing
In Brockton on August 8 Portland won 12 to 3 aided by Brockton errors and erratic defense. Portland piled 12 runs on 10 hits while Brockton managed 3 errors and 9 misplays. Madden Dolan Casey teamed for Portland with Braham Yeager for Brockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Portland
Madden
Dolan
Casey
Braham
Yeager
Pawtucket Beats Haverhill In Errorless Display
Pawtucket dominated the game with an errorless performance, pounding McKillop for 19 hits while Lawson pitched superbly holding Haverhill to six. McDonald and Wise each made brilliant catches as Pawtucket won 9 to 2 despite Haverhill’s six errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
McKillop
Lawson
Haverhill
McDonald
Wise
Roach
Sweeney
Bangor baseball team visits Danvers for practice with local club
Danvers on August 8 welcomed Bangor of the New England League for a practice day at Manager Brown's home. Expectations favored Bangor and Bernard Friedman & Co. did not disappoint in a 7 to 1 exhibition result, with both sides taking the field for preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danvers
Bangor
Brown
Bernard, Friedman & Co
Brockton Lands J Leonard From Newark for Left Field
Brockton manager Allen announces the acquisition of J Leonard from Newark New Jersey to play left field. Leonard previously played for a New York State league team and joins the roster ahead of upcoming games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Allen
J. Leonard
Newark
N. J
Leonard
Eastern League Scores From Scranton and Wilkesbarre
In Scranton Providence defeated 2 to 1 while Syracuse beat Springfield 4 to 3. Wilkesbarre won 7 against Buffalo in Wilkesbarre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Providence
Syracuse
Springfield
Wilkesbarre
Buffalo
Gentlemen style services offered at No Bros'
Fragmentary notice lists grooming services including haircut and beard trim in Boston area. Mentions Pompadour style and a University reference, with garbled phrases about quality and a person named Sarah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sane
NO Bros
Tarverd
Boston
Universi Neue ‘Teohet
United States
Sarah
Parker and Ward Reach Mossley Hall Finals
Parker, the Southern champion, defeats W G Hall 6-3 6-3 to reach the final. Ward, the Canadian champion, beats W K Shaw 3-6 8-6 6-3 to join Parker, with Ward to face Parker tomorrow at 11 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
W. Gordon ‘Parker
F. K. Ward
Valentine
Hale
McCormick
Chicago
Hall
W. G. Halil
W. Gordon Parker
Parker
W. K. Shaw
Kebo Valley
Shaw
Hachman
Ward
W. G. Hall
Worthington
Dory Rag ers Race At Point of Pines Aug 21
Entries still come in for the dory rowing contest at Point of Pines on the afternoon of August 21. Fourteen oarsmen have entered, the largest for this kind of event, with prize money and conditions approved. James Quinn of Crescent Boat Club serves as referee. list includes Cotter, Doyle, Joudro, Finn, Fennelly, Quimby, Chapman, Lumasney, Graves, Almon, and Plaisted among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Pines
James Quinn
Crescent Boat Club
John
Edward Cotter
Barth
William Doyle
A. Joudro
William Finn
Salem
James S. Fennelly
W. Quimby
Haverhill
Reuben
Charles B. Chapman
John J. Lumasney
Beverly
James E. Graves
Marblehead
Michael Almon
Woonsocket
R. I
Fred Plaisted
North Gorham
Newport Poloists May See Early Four Horse Hitch
The Newport Poloists in Newport Rhode Island played a muddled polo match on Westchester grounds with small crowd. Yellows consisted of Kernochan Winthrop Griswold while Blues included Brooks Duval Havemeyer. Brooks and Griswold flourished with goals, Brooks scoring twice and Griswold adding another before the game ended as sides reformed with Duval and Havemeyer opposing Brooks and Griswold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. IL
Westchester
J. L. Kernochan
R. D. Winthrop
G. Griswold
Reginald Brooks
C. R. Duval
H. A. Havemeyer
Kernochan
Brooks
Winthrop
Griswold
Duval
Havemeyer
Championship Committee Sets Sept 22 Meet and Fees
The NEA AA championship committee met with Joseph B. Maccabe presiding and decided the championships would be on Saturday September 22 with entry fees reduced to 60 cents per event. Worcester A C and Gloucester A C have offered to host the meet and a site decision will be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Managers
Joseph B. Maccabe
Worcester A. C
Gloucester A. C
Exile Football Club elects officers and plans Labor Day match
In Brookline last night Exile Football Club held its annual officers election. Patrick McNamara became president with William F Butler as vice president and William F Butler also named manager. A committee was appointed to arrange a Labor Day match with the Emmett Club of Chelsea. The club vows immediate expulsion for field misconduct and notes over forty new members in six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
The
Society
Boylston Street
Patrick McNamara
William F. Butler
Philip J. O'Neill
Edward Connors
William Gennings
M. J. Kenny
John Boles
James Kingston
Emmett
Chelsea
Gaelic football club formed after Peninsular District meeting
A preliminary meeting of football players in the Peninsular District organized a new Gaelic Athletic Association club. Officers elected include Michael Harding as president and Michael Daly as captain. The group will meet again this evening at Shamrock Hall and hold fortnightly meetings on the second and last Tuesdays of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peninsular
Gaelic Athletic Association
Michael Harding
James Deasy
Willam Sullivan
James Lynch
Michael Daly
Cornelius Coughlan
Shamrock Hall
D and Bowen Streets
Cycling society notes and racing news from New England
Captain Whiton leads weekly rides for the Suffolk Bicycle Club while Mrs Huntington purchases a Columbia wheel. Harry N. Davis lowers the Worcester to Brookline record in 2h 2m 17s riding the Union Q. T. A Minneapolis report predicts John B. Johnson may turn professional in Paris to race Zimmerman, with debate over professionalism and L A W rules. A Strong piece on Maine cycling contrasts with Massachusetts enthusiasm and club strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Whiton
Suffolk Bicycle Club
Cornelius Huntington
America
Harry N. Davis
Bay State Bicycle Club
Worcester
Chestnut Hill Reservoir
Brookline
Davis
Boston
Union Q. T
Minneapolis
John
Johnson
Paris
Zimmerman
Hobson
Racing Board
Raymond
Syracuse
Zimmy
Stearns Company
L.A. W
Asbury Park
James Corbett
Charles Mitchell
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Maine
Massachusetts
Zimmerman wins Birmingham international mile scratch and ten mile races
A. A. Zimmerman the American champion wheelman dominated the Birmingham tournament in London Aug 8 winning the international mile scratch race after yesterday’s heats and also securing the ten mile scratch race title with a time of 27m 47 3 5s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
A. A. Zimmerman
Birmingham
Zimmerman
Wing defeats O Connell in five mile cycle race
South Framingham reports F. E. Wing beat Daniel O Connell in a five mile match cycle race at Wayside Park four lap track. Wing clocked 14 minutes 15 seconds to O Connell’s 14 minutes 18 seconds. Raced separately with significant betting. About 200 spectators observed the event. both riders are local residents and members of the F. C. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Framingham
F. E. Wing
Daniel O’connell
Wayside Park
Wing
O'Connell
F. C.C
Florrie West Answers Corbett Tour Criticism
New York Aug. 8 Florrie West soubrette in Champion Jim Corbett's company returned from Southampton aboard the Elbe preferring cabin travel and criticizing the Ethiopia as a cattle ship She criticizes Corbett for misreading English audiences and notes the English sporting public and clubs would not patronize him due to his gentlemanly stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Florrie West
Jim Corbett
Elbe
Southampton
Ethiopia
Corbett Company
Miss West
Corbett
Champion Corbett
Jim
Charley Mitchell
Coventry
Cambridge and Arlington Police Ball Game Friday Afternoon
The Cambridge and Arlington police will play a game of ball Friday at 2 PM on the Arlington Boat Club grounds. The Cambridge team has hired several roosters for fun and entertainment as Dick Aylward and Mertie Hackett, veteran players, participate for Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Arlington Police
Arlington Boat Club
Arlington
Cambridge Police
Stro
Dick” Aylward
Mertie Hackett
Cambridge Bate
Tom Smith Rejoins Team After Leaving New Bedford for Intervale
Tom Smith remains with no release from New Bedford management and has re signed with Intervale New Hampshire where he is highly sought. He traveled to the mountain town Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Smith
New Bedford
Intervale
N. H
Mountain Town
You Never Drank a Horse's Neck at the Silver Grill
A brief 1920s styleitem notes patrons visit the Silver Grill in Washington opposite Water Street to try a horse neck drink, a novelty beverage of the era.
Beatrice Wins Beattie Beatrice Becomes Quincy Yacht Champion
The fourth Quincy Yacht Club championship race at Houghs Neck featured strong southwest winds. Beatrice led the first class finish ahead of Gypsy with Mudje keewis and Eulalie withdrawn. Opechee beat Magpie in the second class. In It won the third class with Mab Primrose Dux and Sunbeam disabled. Korban edged Tautog in cruising class as Smoke failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Quincy Yacht Club
Hough’s Neck
Dax
Sunbeam
Gypsy
John Cavanagh
Beatrice
Opechee
Magpie
Vigilant Becomes Sole Entrant In 50 Mile Royal Race
The Vigilant alone among three big single-stickers prepared for the fifty mile contest for a $500 prize at the Royal Yacht Squadron. Britannia reportedly damaged after rocky Ventnor, needing deck fitting for future races. Satanita owner Clarke’s blackballing influenced the absence of the big cutter. Chicago arrived Cowes last night, Portsmouth and Essex expected to join, to salute the Vigilant as winner.
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Cowes
Aug
Royal Yacht Squadron
Britannia
Ventnor
A. D. Clarke
Satanita
Chicago
Portsmouth
Nautilus Wins Lake Champlain Ladies Cup Race
The Nautilus defeated Thetis to win the ladies challenge cup at Lake Champlain Yacht Club in Burlington Vermont. The race, postponed from the previous day, finished in 2 hours 43 minutes 37 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Vt
Lake Champlain Yacht Club
Thetis
Nebraska farmer seeks wife in New York girls refuse
John McCarten of Nebraska waits at No 84 Third avenue for a wife. He demands a 100 forfeit and rejects many callers as unsuitable. He jokes some women think they can simply act fine ladies. If no match by five days, he may travel to Ireland to seek a bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John McCarten
Third Avenue
Nebraska
SavEd by the Cyclist in Amesbury Rail Incident
Miss Lou Robertson a young cyclist saved an infant from a railroad collision in Amesbury editing a carriage from a street into the tracks of the Haverhill and Amesbury line. The speeding electric car narrowly avoided hitting her and the child as she acted quickly to remove the danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesbury
Lou Robertson
Mad Doglike Man Runs Through Broadway Scene
A well dressed 19 year old John C Brassington of 47 Ludlow street ran barking and snarling in fear on Broadway near Forty first street at 9 45 pm witnesses describe hydrophobia like behavior He rushed into the Herald building and frightened clerks before being taken to New York Hospital where Dr Mathewson treated him for the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Forty-first Street
Herald
Thirty-fifth Street
John C. Brassington
No. 47
Ludlow Street
New York Hospital
Mathewson
Philadelphia Reading railroad reorganization talks advance
A conference in New York on August 8 between George H. Earle of the Finance Company of Philadelphia and Frederick W. Whittridge, counsel for the general mortgage bondholders committee led by Frederic P. Olcott. The Olcott group is expected to join the proposed reorganization plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia & Reading
George H. Earle
Finance Company of Philadelphia
Frederick W. Whittridge
General Mortgage Bondholders’ Committee
Frederic P. Olcott
Olcott
Marksmen to contest for Maine State team spots
Twenty five marksmen will gather in Brunswick on Friday to earn positions on the Maine State team. The selected shooters will represent Maine at Sea Girt New Jersey in September for an inter state match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Brunswick
Sea Girt
New Jersey
Walcott and O Brien discuss 145 pound rematch for 1000
The Lewiston boxer Dick O'Brien deposits 250 to bind a Walcott fight six weeks hence for 1000 a side at 145 pounds with weigh in at 8 pm. O'Brien trains six days, confident he can reverse the earlier decision. O'Brien seeks suitable side bet and weight条件.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick O’brien
Joe Walcott
Tom O’rourke
Walcott
O’brien
Lewiston
John J. Quinn
Pittsburg
Peter Maher
Mike Haley
Norfolk
Coney Island
Haley
Maher
Billy Madden
Peter
Boston
Craig
Dublin
Quinn
Mick Dooley
Tut Ryan
Cumberland Athletic Club
Melbourne
Dooley
Ryan
Australia
Peter Jackson
Tim Mace
Luke Costello
Cincinnati
Wayne Cline
Reading
Penn
Leon Taylor
Billy Muldoon
Billy Murphy
Glen Cove
L. I
Seaside Athletic Club
Jim Ashe
Bradford Boat Club
Cambridge
James J. Corbett
Novel Plymouth county liquor seizure cases heard in court
A Plymouth Superior Court session heard trials of liquor sellers from Nantasket area names include Harrington Bourne Risteen Damon Bow Lannon Whitton Davis Grant Wood Brennan and others. The judge discussed the civil equity basis for temporary injunctions while prosecutors defend authority. hearing adjourned to Tuesday at 9 30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Nantasket
Z. Taylor Harrington
Oregon House
Walter F. Bourne
Rockland Hotel Company
Freds. Risteen
Rockland
Gus A. Damon
The
Atlantic
Leo E. Bow
Pacific
Joe Lannon
Cleveland
William 8. Whit
Dewey
Paterson Rioters Sentenced In Silk Workers Case
In Paterson New Jersey Judge Hopper sentenced rioters from March and April silk worker disturbances. Charles Doebbler received five years for bombing a manufacturer's home and six months for threatening letters. Robert Seidel got one year. Charles Starke August Bonte Victor Glass Herman Fishbecker and Hugo Schilling each drew one year. Andrew Holder three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Hopper
Charles Doebbler
William Strange
Robert Seidel
Charles Starke
August Bonte
Victor Glass
Herman Fishbecker
Hugo Schilling
Andrew Holder
Caserio’s Mother Seeks Clemency From President
Paris dispatch reports Santo Caserio’s mother has asked Mme. Carnot to intercede for his life. The letter circulating in evening papers claims Caserio wrote to his mother after conviction that he is not an assassin and that his heart remains tender despite the act. He cites weariness of the world and asks for no confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Santo Caserio
Mme. Carnot
Caserio
Priests Condemn Riot and Plan Reopening Meetings
Baptist ministers rough handling by St. Roch crowd prompts vows to resume evangelistic meetings with mayoral protection. Local English and French papers condemn the outrage. Catholic pulpits to denounce the incident on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
St. Roch
Old Dr Hallock Medical Institute and Museum Ad
Boston 110 Court Street advertises Dr Hallock and Co offering cures for male disorders and diseased conditions with mail treatment options. Claims permanent cure and electric pills for debility with prices 2 per box or 6 for 5. Multilingual consults listed and free written offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Hallock Medical Institute
Museum of Anatomy
Court St
Boston
Mass
DR. Hallock & CO
Hallock
Lavish Edward L. Collins freed by habeas corpus in Newton
A writ of habeas corpus for Edward L. Collins, held at Charles Street Jail, was granted by Judge Kennedy. Collins, son of a former Newton city treasurer, faced a $150,000 fortune decline, spent lavishly, and sought the poor debtor’s oath as he plans to present his case before the court. He has served on Newton’s Common Council and previously refused to pay certain claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Collins
Charles Street
Kennedy
West Newton
Peter EB. Carroll
Collins
Newton
Edward
Waban
Edward L
Boston
Newton Post
Common Council
Council
Malden Man Wins Personal Mail Delivery Grudge Battle
H J Frost, a Malden real estate man, claims victory after mail delivery was restored despite a district cut off for eight hour delivery. Postmaster Sampson says Frost’s mail was delivered from outside the district, while Frost alleges personal spite and a protest signed by local business leaders seeks Sampson's removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
H. J. Frost
Frost
Sampson
Mr. Sampson
Mr. Frost
Post
Gleason Lawn Party Sees Presentation for Miss Hannah Gleason
At the Gleason residence on Longfellow street last evening a lawn party was held. A watch and chain were presented to Miss Hannah M. Gleason who departs for Montpelier VI. The lawn glowed with Japanese lights and a flashlight group photo of about fifty was taken. A spread was served on the lawn with numerous guests including Miss Nellie T. Driscoll Miss Essie Batch elder Miss Lilly Collins Miss Lucy Hills on Miss Fanny Parker Miss Mollie Moran and other attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleason
Longfellow Street
Hannah M. Gleason
Montpelier
Nellie T. Driscoll
Essie Batchelder
Lilly Collins
Lucy Hillson
Fanny Parker
Mollie Moran
Katie Cullen
Charles A. Barrett
David K. Brophy
Frank J. Collins
William J. Morse
Ed Flynn
Chris Smith
William J. McDonald
E. J. Houghton
George E. Clarke
Theo. F. Harland
Ed Moran
Lowell Picnic: Irish Benevolent Society at Nahant Beach
The Irish Benevolent Society of Lowell held a picnic at Nahant Beach with about two thousand five hundred attendees. John Doherty oversaw the event, featuring a band concert and games. a bather injured his left arm and fainted from blood loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish Benevolent Society of
Lowell
Nahant Beach
John Doherty
National A. P. A. In Secret Session.
The grand lodge of the American Protestant Association meets in Wilkes Barre in an annual convention with secret deliberations. Representatives from all lodges across the United States attend as the three day session opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Grand Lodge of the American Protestant Association
United States
Alarm at Box 45 Ends as False Fire Call in Cambridge
An alarm from Box 45 in Cambridge at 8 last evening proved needless. It was triggered by an overturned lamp in Lumas's barber shop located at 71 Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Lumas
Franklin Street
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