Anaconda Wins 2:09 in Readville Double-Gaited Race
Readville grand circuit day two sees Anaconda pace 2:09% to claim world double gaited record, Morning Star breaks stake record with 2:04% in 2:24 Norfolk. Direct View edges Gracie Kellar in 2:11 trot. Kent lowers Joymaker's pace with 2:06. A crowded track cheers Knox Gelatine King's easy 2:24 wins as Morning Star and Gordon Prince duel.
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Knox
Readville
Jack Trout
Morning Star
Star Pointer
Norfolk
Hial
Gordon Prince
Ed Geers
Kent
George Spear
Sweet Little Gracie Kellar
Direct View
Gracie Kellar
Norman B
Angus Pointer
Prince
Baron Gratton
Joymaker
Anaconda
Miss Jeannette
Walker
Invader
B. G
Demarest
Matte E O Ilive
B. m
Geers
Fancy
Egthorne
Ll. McDonald
Snow
Macpherson
Winnie King
Sds
Br. H
Formosa
Mansfield
Dr. Ryder
Ccees
James
Gcaie
Gail Hamilton
Hudgon
China Maid
McLaughlin
Buinkeron
Ssschecseseuss
Monroe
de. Ryder
Knox Gelatine King
Algona
Eckera
Directwell
Sieerewestions
Goodridge
Grattan Boy
Beg
Clark
Prince Charles
McCoy
A. Penn
Onigine
Dickerson
Borazeide
B. H
Shank
Nico N
Raymond
Boardman Boats Sweep Herreshoff Races in Provincetown
On August 23 in Provincetown the Manchester Yacht Club’s Boardman designed 18-foot knockabouts defeated the Beverly Yacht Club Herreshoff 18s. The morning race finished 17 to 5 in favor of Manchester with Manchester taking first and second while Beverly placed third and fourth. In the afternoon three boats per side, Manchester won again, taking first place.
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Provincetown
Boardman
Manchester Yacht Club
Herreshoff
Beverly Yacht Club
Manchester Club
Manchester
Beverly
500 per cent profit to the smoker Cuba cigars sale
Ad copy touts Cuba Big Brother Cigars with Havana tobacco at 10 cents for a box of five. ESTABROOK & EATON, Selling Agents. Then sports notes recount yacht races with Arrow, Fudge, Jap, Wizard, Boo-Hoo in Manchester and Beverly clubs. two races completed in a four mile triangle and an eight mile course. results listed with times and owners.
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Cuba
Havana
H. m. S. Arrow
E. A. Boardman
Pudge
C.tail Op Ostens
G. P. Gardner, Jr
Veeseesens
Boo-Hoo
Women to March in Labor Day Parade in Boston
The Labor Day parade in Boston will be the largest in a decade with hundreds of women participants. Lynn Women’s Labor League joins the Boston Central Labor Union, marking the first parade inclusion of a non pure trade group. The 700 members of the Boston Cigar Factory Strippers’ Union may feature floats, while 400 garment workers stand by during a strike and may join if resolved.
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Boston
Women's Labor League of
Lynn
Boston Central Labor Union
League
Leonard G. Newman
W. C. Wheeler
Nellie Hayden
Edward Cohen
Nellie Dixon
Lynn League
American Federation of Tabor
Boston Cigar Factory Strippers’ Union
Garment Workers’ Union
Fall River Relief Funds Back Labor Stations Plan
Textile Council treasurer reports about 3000 in the treasury enabling relief stations to open next Monday for two weeks. Secretaries and unions pledge aid to striking workers including various unions and local donations. Plans include a Labor Day smoke talk and a Powderly reception in Boston.
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Fall River
Textile Council
Hibbert
United States Textile Workers
Point Rock
Thomas O'Donnell
Thomas Taylor
Lawrence
Union 7
Fischler & Finestone
Summer Street
National Executive Board
Laundry Workers’ Union
Union
Colorado
Amalgamated Glassworkers’ Union
Stoneplaners
Somerville
District Assembly
Knights of Labor
Terence V. Powderly
Boston
Boston Electrical Workers’ Union 104
Stinson Wins Wheel Race Breaking Record
Will C. Stinson won the wheel race by finishing first after four rides, totaling 171 miles 1506 yards and breaking the record. Moran and Butler trailed, Moran exiting after a tire failure, while Caldwell did not start and Mettling’s motor failed early. Stinson led from the first lap, lapped Moran and Butler by mile nine, and set an hour pace of 43 miles 779 yards, nearly a mile faster than the previous mark.
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Will C. Stinson
Stinson
Butler
Sulkins
Caldwell
Mettling
Moran
Cambridge
New Turn in Old Mill Case at Revere Beach Fire
Sensations follow sensations in the Old Mill fire at Revere Beach after Thomas N. Foster, owner, was arrested at Magnolia. Depositions of nonresidents were taken before Harrison Dunham. Mrs Sara Stapleton of New York, manager of the establishment, appeared and answered questions despite initial refusal. The case will be heard in the October session of the Salem Superior Court.
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Revere Beach
Thomas N. Foster
Magnolia
Harrison Dunham
Sara H. Stapleton
New York
George C. Coit
Charles S. Pierce
Henry D. Yeaton
Green
Justice Fessenden
Trackless trolley begins Sagamore Hill to Surfside run
Nantasket August 23 The trackless trolley operates between Sagamore Hill and Surfside about one mile. Regular trips run every afternoon until season end. Due to late franchise, the line won’t extend this fall, but promoters plan a Reservation to Nantasket Point route next season with a line to Allerton.
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Nantasket
Sagamore Hill
Surfside
Nantasket Point
Alletton
Boston Eagles Plan Convention Parade Outfit and Trip
A meeting of 50 Convention Club of the Eagles members last evening approved wearing Prince Albert coats and silk hats in the parade. The trip costs about 50 dollars, with many Eagles from other cities planning to join the Boston group.
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Convention Club of the Eagles
Prince Albert
Boston Birds
Parker Endorses Campaign Committee Plans at Rosemount
In Esopus New York on August 23 Judge Parker met with DeLancey Nicoll and Mrs Nicoll to review national campaign plans. Nicoll reported the Murphy McCarren feud may end and Victor Dowling was named head of a city campaign bureau. Reform Club members urged Parker to speak, but he remained undecided about committing to appearances.
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Esopus
N. Y
Judge Parker
DeLancey Nicoll
New York
Democratic National Committee
Rosemount
Nicoll
Murphy- McCarren
Greater New York
Victor J. Dowling
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Reform Club of
Reform Club
Straw Vote Shows Parker Gains in New York Test
A straw vote of 744 voters indicates Democrats who bolted in 1900 are back to Parker while laborers shift toward Watson and Debs. Parker leads Roosevelt by 388 votes. 15 of the 193 Bryan voters in 1900 reject Parker, with some preferring Roosevelt or voicing loyalty to Jeffersonian democracy.
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New York
McKinley
Parker
Watson
People’s
Debs
Bryan
Wall Street
Broad Exchange
Central Federated Union
Brooklyn Bridge
Roosevelt
McKinles
Brooklyn
Addicks Takes a Hand in Delaware Politics
Dover Del Aug 23 The union or Addicks faction of the Republican party met in State convention with United States Senator B Frank Allee presiding J Edward Addicks was a delegate They named a ticket with Henry C Conrad for Governor The electoral candidates match those chosen by regular Republicans The union State committee will seek changes to harmonize with the regular faction The platform endorses the national Republican platform.
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Dover
Del
Union
Addicks
Republican Party
United States
B. Frank Allee
State Central Committee
J. Edward Addicks
Henry C. Conrad
Union State Committee
National Republican
R I Democrats Fix Date For Conventions
Providence Aug 23 After a long session the Democratic State central committee set Thursday Sept 29 as the date for the Democratic State convention at Music Hall Providence The two Congressional conventions will follow the State convention
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Providence
R. I
Democratic State Central Committee
Music Hall
Heavy wagon kills baby boy in Roxbury
A fatal accident occurred yesterday afternoon at 9 Duncan Street Roxbury when a heavy wagon struck and killed a baby boy. Bystanders reported cries and mournful scenes as authorities arrived. The incident is under local investigation.
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Heavy Wagon
Baby Boy
Tragic Death of Michael Hanrahan in Street Accident
A year-old boy named Michael Hanrahan was crushed beneath the wheels of a brewery wagon while playing in the street. He died almost instantly as the heavy wheels struck his skull, with a dying convulsion drawing a wail from a bystander. His body was taken to City Hospital. the mother, in deep grief, mourned bitterly, calling his name through her sobs.
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Michael Hanrahan
Michael
Cars Collide at Washington and Summer Streets
An outward bound City Point car and an inward Hampden street car collided at Washington and Summer streets last evening. The running board and fender of the City Point car were damaged. Both vehicles carried many passengers. The crash drew hundreds to the scene. No injuries were reported. The switch error left the City Point car unable to proceed outbound, causing the collision.
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City Point
Washington and
Summer Streets
Hampden Street
Washington Street
Summer
Boston Painters Parade With 1800 Union Members
The Boston Painters Union will lead Labor Day parade with 1800 members carrying union banners. City streets are expected to showcase the largest painters turnout ever observed in Boston.
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Boston
Union 11
Senator Lodge Sees Solid Republican Front In New England
Oyster Bay Aug 23 Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts disclosed that New England is a Republican stronghold and he expects a large Republican plurality though perhaps not the huge McKinley margin. He predicted Democrats will back Roosevelt while gold Democrats return to the GOP.
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Oyster Bay
L. I
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Senator Lodge
Washington
New York
Boston
Judge Parker
McKinley
Lodge
Senator Aldrich
Rhode Island
Aldrich
Fairbanks
Lucius B. Swift
Indianapolis
Swift
New Jersey
Mrs Maybrick Returns to America After Prison
Florence E Maybrick arrives in New York aboard the Vaterland after 15 years in English prison for her alleged poisoning of her husband. She speaks of gratitude to fellow Britons, plans to visit Mobile Alabama, and travels incognito with doctors’ advice for rest.
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New York
Florence E. Maybrick
Vaterland
Mobile
Ala
Maybrick
Europe
Ingraham
First Presbyterian Church
St. Louis
Waterland
Hayden
Hayden & Yarrel
Willmer
Washington
DD. C
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Tyro
Atake
Daniel
Dariel
Boardman Boats
Herreshoff Yachts
Estabrook & Eaton
Arrow
Fudge
Wizard
Beverly Club
Duka
Reginald Boardman
F. A. Boardman
F. W. Sargent, Jr
N. F. Emmons
Peer
All River
Salem
Boston Eagles
Bryan Bolters
M’kinley
Delaware
R. I. Democrats
Duncan Street
Roxbury
Gray
New England
Senator
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Far East
America
Mrs. Maybrick
Bostom Wine & Spirits CO
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