Burgess's Papoose Wins as Harsh Marblehead Regatta Ends
The 122d Beverly Yacht Club regatta at Marblehead saw the Papoose win overall with rivals Shadow and Ramona finishing within nine seconds on corrected time. Competitors raced five classes over up to twenty one miles amid today’s heavy seas, shifting winds, and rain followed by fog and darkness.
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Beverly Yacht Club
Marblehead
Papoose
Shadow
Magic
Ramona
Helen
Carmen
Folly
Ione
Atlanta
Eg Rock
Roaring Bull
Egg Rock
Prince Karl
Nora
Sprite
Secret
Echo
Baronet
Sea Bird
Halcyon
Good Lueck
Vista
Black Cloud
Superior
Tinker
Banneret
Martin’s Rock
Gooseberry Ledge
Marblehead Rock
Tyrant
Banshee
Carmita
Coyote
Victor
Wildfire
Thrasher
Petrel
Nerena
Vesper
Burgess
Cape Ann Yacht Races Open Regatta Scores Listed
The Cape Ann Yacht Club open regatta near Gloucester on twelve miles saw Trudette win the second to fourth class, with Osceola Mavis White Wings and Alpine Zoo among top finishers. Protests on Alpine for shifting ballast were dismissed. A social hop followed at Armory Hall for visiting yachtsmen.
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Gloucester
Cape Ann Yacht Club
New England Yachting Association
Pavilion Beach
Magnolia
Eastern Point
Julia
Jet
Rival
Trudette
Osceola
Mavis
White Wings
Norman
Wena
Alpine
Tarr
Zoo, McPhail
Madcap
Wheeler
Spark
Sassacus
Lulu
Spy
Crowley
Pilgrim
Lloyd
Flirt
Thistle
Ethel
Peacock
Wona
Zoo
Armory Hall
Maritime Race Results and Judges for North Star Yacht
The record lists crew and boat names with race times and scores, including Fourth Class ae Vesper and Lochiel, with judge panels led by H. H. Buck and Lloyd Jeffries. Judges used W. K. Abbott's sloop North Star as the judges boat during the event.
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Ae Vesper
R. M. Benner
Wrath
J. B. Paine
Carmita
CB Eaton
Vera, Paine & Randall
Lochiel
J. A. Cannon
Vitor, Hildreth & Lree
Wierslee
H. A. Keith
H. H. Buck
H. Cotting
Lloyd Jeffries
Walter Jeffries
W. K. Abbott
North Star
Jubilee Regatta Honors Halifaxes Yacht Winners
The Jubilee Regatta prizes were awarded at a public luncheon. Consul-General Phelan gave the American cups to Warren of the Stranger and General Lord Alexander Russell presented the Sheraton cup to Colt of the Dauntless. The Galatea and Dauntless raced fiercely on ideal weather, hailed as a peak of yacht contests with two close finishers.
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Halifax
Sprern
Phelan
Lord Alexander Russel
Mr. Warren
Stranger
Nova Scotia
Samichrast
Colt
Dauntless
Henn
Messrs
Warren
the Chronicle Tonight
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Boston
Long Island Sound
America
The
Mr. Colt
States
Galatea
President Cleveland in St Louis for Fair and Veiled Prophet Ball
Definitive word arrives that President and Mrs Cleveland and party plan to reach St Louis on Saturday evening Oct 1. They will meet only a reception committee at the depot and stay through Oct 4 attending the fair and the Veiled Prophet ball before departing for Chicago at midnight.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Battle over Burnett replacement tests Treasury aid
Washington dispatch details the clash between Senator Voorhees and Treasury officials over replacing Burnett, head of the national bank division, with an unknown Hoosier. It notes Treasurer Hyatt resisting removal, and outlines committee dynamics for confirmation. Also reports Pearl the whaling fleet and new Post Office appointments.
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Washington
Sprcr
John C. New
United States
Jerome C. Burnett
Indiana
National Bank Division
Burnett
Jordan
Eugene Higgins
Higgins
Hyatt
Voorhees
Burnet
Committee of Finance
Richmond Steamer Grounding Mirrors Maine Coastal Crisis
The Richmond ran aground in Narraguagus Bay and listed a midship hole. Passengers were rescued by Lillie and Mary Finn and moved to Forest City. Repair crews work as the Maine Central boat prepares to resume service in a few days. A regatta week features the schooner Hope Leslie and sloop events.
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Bar Hareor
Sorcian
Maine
Richmond
Forest City
Machinsport
Millbridge
Flint Island
Narraguagus Bay
Lillie
Mary Finn
Forrest City
Mitchell’s Cove
Maine Central Railroad
Hope Leslie
Atlantic
Galatea
Priscilla
Political notes and Democratic convention call in Massachusetts
Essex county Republicans prep for Salem Willows convention with about 500 tickets issued and speeches after a 1 o'clock dinner. The Democratic State convention call outlines Worcester meeting details for Sept 20 1887 with delegate representation rules and ticket admission.
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Essex County
Salem Willows
Essex House
State Central Committee
Eighth Regiment
George Atherton
Pennsylvania State College
State Board of Agriculture
John B. Moore
Concord
Democratic State Committee
Boston
Massachusetts
Mechanics’ Hall
Worcester
State Committee
Patrick A. Collins
Alpheus B. Alger
President Cleveland Assists McComber Widow After Stroke
Washington reports the death of Charles S. McComber from an apoplectic stroke. McComber, a nine year Buffalo clerk during Grover Cleveland's sheriff term, was a Treasury claim agent with a pending fee of several thousand dollars. The President notified the widow he will cover funeral expenses and arrange arrangements.
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Soroian
Cleveland
Charless. McComber
McComber
Buffalo
N. Y
Grover Cleveland
Treasury Department
Boston Arts Tonight Offers Mixed Evening Schedule
The program lists Mulcahey's Big Party at the GLO Theatre and Frederic Bryton in Forgiven in Boston. Roland Reed performs in Cheek at the Museum. A Promenade Hall concert and an Arcadia show at Oakland Garden begin at eight with late evening runs.
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Boston
ATRE
Mulcahey
Frederic Bryton
Boston — ‘Museum
Roland Reed
Evenin Eo RD
Athenzium
Oakland Garden
Arcadia
Auction Schedule For Fruit And Stocks In Brighton
The notice lists Fruit for Harris at 10 a.m. on Wednesday and carriages by Albert Howe & Co. of Brighton in the morning. Stocks by K. L. Day & Co. at 11:30 a.m. and by Francis Henshaw & Co. at noon.
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Horatio Harris
Albert Howe & Co
Brighton
K. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Howard Bank
Congress Street
Boston
Mass
Huron Copper Mining Company
D. L Demmon
Western Security Company
Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
Edward T. Merrihew
Commercial Wharf
Campobello
Eastern R. R
Portland
J.W. Richardson
Washington
State Street
Alex. S. Porter
Ezra F. Kendall
Rowe
Nantasket
Pemberton
Strawberry Hill
Reeves
American Band
D. W. Relves
Boston Cab Company
E. G. Peirce
W.B. Dustan
Winthrop
Bartlett Park
Ocean Spray
Cottage Hill
Taft’s
Co. A. Hammond
Obituary notices of residents across Massachusetts
Obituaries list in memoriam notices from Dorchester Cambridge Lower Hartlett Dedham Watertown South Boston Ipswich Concord Fitchburg Newton Centre Lexington Amesbury and other locales. The deaths include Lydia Ellis Fisher Mary A Mooar Lucy B Spaulding Almira L Jackson and others with ages ranging from 41 to 90 years.
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Dorchester
Jacob Bird
Brackett
Cambridge
James Brackett
Dinsmore
Lower Hartlett
N. H
John Dinsmore
Fisher
Dedham
Lydia Ellis Fisher
Alvan Fisher
Flagg
Watertown
Isabella Flagg
Charles A. Flagg
Jackson
South Boston
Almira L
Charles E. Jackson
Makeet FR
Emmeline K. Keith
Mooar
Mary A. Mooar
John Mooar
Ipswich
Moore
Concord
Mass
John B. Moore
Rogers
Fitchburg
Alfred F. Rogers
Sparhawk
Newton Centre
Elizabeth C
Thomas Sparhawk
Amesbury
Spaulding
Lexington
Lucy B. Spaulding
Dr. Stillman Spaulding
The Season Abroad Prolonged In Paris Society
Parisian society keeps salons open later into summer with a trend to extend the season past May. Thirty years ago it ended in May, then after the Grand Prix, now many events run until mid July while London remains the only other capital with a longer season. Rome Madrid and St Petersburg depart by May end, Berlin keeps official circles longer, while Vienna empties after the court leaves.
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Paris
Rome
Madrid
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Ems
Vienna
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