Consuela S Wins Massachusetts Stake Amid 15000-Strong Crowd
At Readville on Aug 24 15 000 spectators roar as Consuela S outruns Dr Strong in the Massachusetts stake for 2 10 trotters finishing ahead of George G and The Roman. Lord Revelstoke defeats Princess Abel in the 2:12 pace and Tuna beats Aristo in the 2:15 trot.
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Readville
Dr. Strong
Consuela S
Massachusetts
Directum
George G
Billy Buck
Bingen
Lord Revelstoke
Princess Abel
Aristo
Tuna
Belle Star
den Carr
John Taylor
Consuela
New York
Tiverton
Geers
Roman
Metallas
Howell
George
Gray
Strong
Consuela 8
Gehagan
Tyro
B. m
James Madison
Drelniway
Atria
Kinney
Graydon
Br. G
Drutinigs
Epicaee
Willard Sanders
B. G
Merrifield
Earline S
Garrison
Louvain
McDonald
B. H
Demarest
He Romad
Weevede T
Norrie
Shank
Ale Ek Ak
the Hermit
Freeman
Pittie, Herr
Hudson
Don Carr
Blk. G
Arrowood
Miss Lee
Ep Reesetonee O
Katherine
Ec. m
Titerapa Gee
Logie OU Escrike
ISP Lly
Cuaislece Aie
Margaret Bathgate
Bik
Andrews
Promise
Dickerson
John ‘Taylor
G. G
Wilson
Snyder McGregor
Hogan
Laverten
Dick. Crowell
McClary
Geook
Abel
B. F
de Ryder
Prince
Glatk
AMIES
Yale
Oon
Rosemire
Bob, Ch. G
Walker
Coecee
Fitzpatrick Returns From Canada Trip Tailor News
D W Fitzpatrick senior partner at Splaine Fitzpatrick tailors 110 Court street has returned from a four week trip to Canada and Vermont He visited Ottawa Lachine Rapids Montreal Quebec St Anne de Beaupre and Lake Memphremagog Vermont He says the trip was glorious and greatly improved his health.
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D. W. Fitzpatrick
Splaine
Summer Excurison On the Old Colony To Plymouth
A popular summer excursion sails from Rowe's wharf daily at 10 a m and on Sundays. The Old Colony steamer travels three hours down the coast to Plymouth, along the south shore.
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Old Colony
Plymouth
Rowe's Wharf
Excursion to Hough's Neck Draws Harbor Crowd
Those who have not taken the excursion to Hough's Neck are missing a great treat. The steamer is one of the nattiest crafts in the harbor and goes at an express train clip. There is no danger of seasickness and women and children are especially favorites of the line.
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Hough’s
Indigestion Causes and Modern Viewpoint
Indigestion stems from weakened nerves not just inactive stomachs. Earlier use of cathartics gave only temporary relief by irritating the stomach lining. Modern science says nerves provide motive power to digest and mix food and stimulate secretions.
Dr Miles Restorative Nervine Overstated Digestive Cure
An advertisement claims Dr Miles Restorative Nervine relieves indigestion and stomach trouble by strengthening nerves. It features a testimonial from L C O'Brien of Winston-Salem New York, stating relief and a promise of a money back offer if not beneficial.
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Miles
L. C. O'Brien
Winston-Salem
N. Y
Tub Wins Playout at Taunton Muster
The Enterprise of Brockton won the trophy at the annual muster and playout of the New England Veteran Firemen's Association in Taunton. Thirty five tubs entered. 34 competed as conditions were ideal with a light wind aiding the streams. About 30,000 visitors attended, Governor John L. Bates reviewed the parade in the morning but could not stay for the awards. No protest was filed against the judges' decision.
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Taunton
Brockton
New England
John L. Bates
Ferry Yacht Collision Tragedy Claims Two Lives
A fatal collision at a dock left a wife dead and two men from Everett injured. Captain Waite and harbor officers aided the survivors, who were revived after 20 minutes of medical attention. Eyewitness accounts blame the pilot for failing to signal, while Captain King expressed regret and noted night visibility issues near the slip.
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Waite
Connors
O'Neil
Battery Street
Wing
Barnes
Everett
Governor Pennypacker's corn crop a record breaker
Phenixville Penn August 24 Governor Pennypacker gains fame as a corn grower. His farm field a mile south of town boasts stalks up to 18 feet tall with five ears on some stalks, described as the finest in the region.
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Phenixville
Penn
Pennypacker
Baseball Notes Four straight wins hoped for by Chicago
Detroit defeated the Athletics and Washington beat Cleveland while Boston Nationals won in St Louis in extra innings. Notes cover at bats and plate discipline, manager contact details, upcoming Jamaica Jamaica Plain game, and players like Doran Altrock Farrel and Parent. Freeman hit a home run off centre field gate.
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Chicago
Detroit
Athletics
Washington
Cleveland
Boston Nationals
St. Louis
A. B
Daniel Horrigan
Beacon Street
Somerville
Franklins
Lowell
Peabody
S. Hayes
Oxford
Collins
Doran
Young
White Sox
Nick Altrock
Weymouth
McDonald
Jim English
Jamaica Plain
Forest Hills
Jack Norton
Jamaica
New York
Freeman
Centre Field
Parent
Callahan
Farrell
Jones
Holmes
Democratic Club Announces Policy Principles and Goals
The Democratic Club of Massachusetts outlines policies on tariff reform free trade and Canadian access vows regulation of trusts support for civil service labor rights and direct election of senators. It advocates canal access Philippines home rule territorial expansion and strong national defense while retooling state government for efficiency and executive responsibility.
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United States
Dominion of
Canada
Foss Denounces Lodges Reciproc ity
Eugene N. Foss criticizes Senator Lodge during a Workingmen's Political Club address at Odd Fellows Hall over reciprocity with Canada. Foss argues Lodge misframes the issue for Democrats, accuses him of shifting Republican stance, and questions his loyalty to reciprocity and protectionism.
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Senator Lodge
Canada
Eugene N. Foss
Workingmen’s Political Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Horse Trade Led To Arrest In Maine Fraud Case
Maine merchant Charles Stackpole bought a horse from city horseman James J. Scully for 150. Scully sent a broken down horse to Old Orchard and provided a promissory note. The note defaulted, leading Stackpole to seek legal help, and Lawyer John P. Reynolds secured Scully’s arrest on larceny charges.
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Maine
James J. Scully
Shawmut Avenue
Watts
Charles Stackpole
Scully
Stackpole
Old Orchard
John P. Reynolds
Parker Club to Be Active in National Campaign
ESOPUS N Y Aug 24 Howard Taylor of New York one of the Parker Constitution Club organizers spent the afternoon with Judge Parker discussing plans to enlarge the club’s scope. The conference is expected to push the club to an advanced position in the national campaign. W S Andrews of New York a long-time Democratic figure was another afternoon visitor at Rosemount.
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Esopus
N. Y
No Shower Baths for Lincoln School in Malden
Malden Aug 24 The Lincoln School will not receive shower baths after a school board decision. The dispute sprang from concerns about Hebrew children and cleanliness. Teachers cite unhealthy air when windows stay closed in winter, while the school committee disagrees.
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Lincoln School
Malden
Linecoln
Faulkner
Cambridge Lads Held Up by Masked Robber in City
A bold holdup occurred in Cambridge last night at Bow and Plymouth streets. Timothy and James Sullivan, eight and ten, of Columbia street, were the victims as a masked man sprang from behind a tree and forced them to surrender their pocketbooks. He struck the boys on the head before fleeing down the street.
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Cambridge
Bow
Plymouth
Timothy
James Sullivan
Columbia Street
Manhattan
Ward Wins the Championship at Newport Tennis Meet
Holcombe Ward of Orange New Jersey defeated W J Clothier of Philadelphia in straight sets 10 8 6 4 9 7 to win the national lawn tennis singles title at the Casino grounds Newport as crowds looked on Ward also holds a share of the doubles title with Beals Wright and did not lose a set in the tournament asserting a clear lead in national supremacy.
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Newport
Casino Grounds
Holcombe Ward
Orange
N. J
W. J. Clothier
Philadelphia
Ward
Beals Wright
MacLean to Race Moran in Third Century Pace Meet
MacLean and Moran, each with one win in prior meetings, prepare for a 20 mile pace race at the Revere cycle track. The Massachusetts division of the Century Road Club of America also schedules a moonlight century from Copley square to Providence and return between 7 and 8 p.m. Saturday.
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James Moran
Hugh MacLean
Revere
Massachusetts
Century Road Club of America
Copley Square
Providence
Unfinished Scores Highlight Local Baseball Action
At Haverhill Lawrence tied 6 3 in 11 innings. Manchester Manchester beat Lowell 7 6 in 10 innings. Nashua Nashua trailed Concord 2 9. New Bedford Fall River game ends unfinished with 7 to ? score.
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Enterprise
Brockton
Hancock
Nonantum
Newton
General Taylor
Everett
Ted Jacket
Cambridge
Gulf Stream
Fall River
Alabama Coon
Stoughton
East Providence
Pawtucket Coves
Central Falls
Star of Jamaica
Jamaica Plain
Watch City
Waltham
Columbian
Bedford
Gloucester
Lowell
Angel
Salem
Eureka
Arlington
Okammakemesit
Marblehead
Washington
Brookfield
Hingham Pet
Hingham
K. Chase
Albion
Defiance
South Weymouth
Roxbury
City of Somerville
Somerville
Cochato
Braintree
Taunton
Erenee
Mazeppa
New Bedford
City of Lynn
Lynn
Tee
Amesbury
Woonsocket
Haverhill
Lawrence
Manchester
Nashua
Concord
P.C Haverhill
Clam Bake At Bass Point House Still Draws Sailors
The clam bake and shore dinner that delighted soldier lads continues at Bass Point House run by the steam ship company. Lafricain's Boston Marine Band still plays its sweet music for patrons and guests.
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Soldier Lads
Bass Point House
Steamship Company
Lafricain
Boston Marine Band
Nantasket Beach Steamer Excursions Feature Moonlight Ride
Nantasket steamer service runs hourly from Rowe's wharf with moonlight return sail a highlight. Surf bathing is notably fine and band concerts, steeplechase, and other amusements offer highly entertaining recreation.
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Rowe's Wharf
Nantasket
Hidden Roads From Health To Consumption
A reflective piece describes three paths from health to consumption where neglecting a cold leads to chronic catarrh and eventually tuberculosis. It portrays a mournful procession of victims who die yearly from consumption, stressing how slight illnesses, if ignored, progress to fatal lung disease.
Second Road Suffering From Long Illness Sealed By Death
A brief obituary notes that after a prolonged illness including a persistent cough and respiratory weakness described as chronic bronchitis and consumption the deceased died. No names or dates are provided. Authorities or burial details are not recorded in the fragment.
Koch Inhalations Offer Cure For Tuberculosis Threat
Advertisement extols Koch Tuberculine as a cure for lung disease and tuberculosis. It claims over nine hundred daily treatments at Koch Institutes across major cities, with a free initial assessment at the Boston office 361 Boylston Street and home treatment options, inviting readers to request a descriptive pamphlet.
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Koch
Koch Institutes
United States
Boston
Koch Lung Cure
Boylston Street
Atlantic Wins Ocean Race Brenton's Reef Cup
The schooner Atlantic owned by Wilson Marshall of New York won the 264 mile Brenton's Reef cup race from Brenton's Reef light ship to Sandy Hook lightship and back in 40 hours 39 minutes 21 seconds. Finishing yachts Resolute and Endymion were still unreported at noon.
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Newport
Atlantic
Wilson Marshall
New York
Indian Harbor Yacht Club
Greenwich, Conn
Cured of Asthma by Schiffmann's Cure in Indiana and Virginia
Mary Josephine Berg of Floyd Knob, Indiana, reports 32 years of asthma cured by Schiffmann's Asthma Cure and now can do her own work. Anche recalls relief for her 7 year old son after doctors failed, with rapid improvement. Mrs. Harris of Elbow Point, Virginia notes it sold by druggists at 50 cents and one dollar.
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Mary Josephine Berg
Floyd Knob
Ind
Schiffmann
Rei
Anche
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School St
Hough’s Neck Steamers
Dr. Miles
Tub
Mr. Barnes
Mr. Wing
Captain King
Eastern Railroad
Democratic Club
Democratic Club of
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Philippines
Foss
Mr. Lodge
Judge Parker
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Clarke
Colonel Clarke
Lodge
Parker Club
Pacey
Chi, Cheatikeardant
Prince St
Orof
Doyle & CO
State Street
Maclean
Moran
N. E
N. E. League
Bass Point
Nahant
Nantasket Beach
National Dental
Music Hall
Vorenberg
Davis Optical CO
Park Square
J. S. Waterman & Sons Meral Undertakers
Washington St
Dudley Street
M’manus
City Hospital
Edward McManus
Brighton
Vineland Street
St. Columbkille
Moss
James Moss
Fayston Street
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