Captain Hansen to lead Amer ican Cup defender voyage
Captain William Hansen of this city agreed to sail the cup defender for the New York Yacht Club in the international race. Letters from Mr. Iselin and Mr. Grinnell confirm the arrangement as Hansen will command the vessel with full authority, and the Quickstep owner consents to release him for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Reprorp
William Hansen
New York Yacht Club
Hansen
St Ood
Iselin
Mr. Morgan
Wall Street
New York City
Seeme
Cleveland
Providence
Hollenden House
Frederick
Grinnell
New York
Newport
E. O. Iselin
Races at Guttenburg Gloucester Fair Track Results
Summary of February races at Guttenburg Gloucester with six events. First race beaten horses: Running Bird won, Illspent second, Uncertainty third. Second race purse $400 Faust Rose won, Nocturne second. Third race six and a half furlongs Innovation won, Bob Sutherland second. Fourth race one mile Kirkover won, Sir George second. Fifth race four and a half furlongs Priscilla won, Troublesome second. Sixth race seven furlongs Rightaway won, Miss Bess second. Entries list horses and speeds for today’s maidens and selling events.
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Guttenburg
Running Bird
Faust Rose
Nocturne
Bob Sutherland
Miss Belle
Kirkover
Sir George
Lester
Pracilla
Troublesome
Bon Voyage
Priscilla
Miss Bess
Mohamed
Mohammed
Lishmore
Lake
Hay Tay
Iriancolt
Eph
Indigo
Glance
Annie G
Firefly
Contribution
Elect
Il Spent
Rosedance
Xenophon
Fred Lee
Glenlochy
Wonderment
Maggie K
Annie W
Renier
Greenwich
Character
Sorrento
Re- Hef
Misery
Foxgrapes
Kingsclere
Ned
Lum
Prodigal
Wallace G
Captain McChestney
Pathway
Birdie Colt
Sue Ryder
Charlie R
Majolica
Calantha
Agnes H
Blackwood
Milledan
Eatontown
Philander
Major Thiornton
Llewellyn
Maggie
McKeever
Ballston
Censor
Mollie V
Lallah
Suspense Filly
Gloucester racing results from February day meet
Today's results from Gloucester including maidens selling races across four and one-half to seven and one-half furlongs. Winners listed with times and betting odds Feature horses include Blizzard, Robin Hood, Martell, Rose Howard, Yosemite and Brevier plus other breds and weights for the mixed card.
Going Abroad (Continued From Page One) Prize Winners Named
The article notes heavy clerical work delayed announcing prize results. Four winners are now known after slow official returns of the popular vote across the country. Several states reported results only in the past few days.
Prizes and Conditions for European Tours and World’s Fair Trip
The Boston Post lists three European tours with prizes including first class round trips to Belgium France England and to England Scotland and a five class round trip to England Ireland. Coupons appear in the Post and must be addressed to Sulphur Bitters care business office. Each coupon allows three guesses and ties favor earliest receipt. An extra offer grants a World’s Fair round trip for the person sending the most guesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
France
England
Scotland
Ireland
Sulphur Bitters
Viking Era Travel Package Through Britain and Ireland
The itinerary outlines first cabin passage from Antwerp to London via rail and sea routes including stops at Birmingham Rugby Derby Stratford on Avon Chester and other towns. It covers transatlantic legs Liverpool to New York via Inman and Fall River lines with staterooms, then New York to Queenstown Cork and onward to London with scenic rail journeys through Derbyshire Buxton Chatsworth Matlock and Leicester.
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Werp
Belgium
First Cabin
Brussels
Paris
Rouen
Dieppe
Newhaven
English Channel
London
Liverpool
Birmingham
Rugby
Derby
Stratford-on-Avon
Chester
New York
Inman
Boston
Fall River
Stateroom
Glasgow
Scotlamd
Anchor
First Abin
Lake District
Loch Lomond
Loch Katrine
Trossachs
Edinburgh
Carlisle
Leeds
Sheffield
Leicester
Bedford
Stratford-on- Avon
Queenstown
Ireland
Cork
Mallow
Killarney
Limerick
Galway
Dublin
Warwick
Leamington Op
First Prize Winner Receives Sulphur Bitters News
L M Woodbridge, bookkeeper for the American Book Company, explains his victory in a prize contest after years of study and calculation. He details 8100 guesses per proposition, his strategic plays on state and national counts, and how a margin of error placed him within five of the winning plurality. He notes doubt about taking a trip due to work obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
L. M. Woodbridge
American Book Company
Franklin Street
Post
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New England
Mr. Woodbridge
Cleveland
New York
Buai
Disguised Gambler Charmed By Newspaper Jest
A witty exchange unfolds as a fortune seeker brags of cash and luck while a Post reporter jokes about alerting Monte Carlo to his windfall. The exchange showcases sharp humor and media commentary on a boastful claimant.
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Monte Carlo
Third Prize Winner Doctor Ball Captures Lottery Guess
Dr. C D E Ball won the third prize after guessing Harrison's Massachusetts plurality exactly by 26001. He endured neuralgia when told the news, aging 88, single, Maryland and Johns Hopkins educated, planning pediatric specialization. He says voting and guessing in the Post is just luck.
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C.D. E. Ball
Harrison
Massachusetts
Queenstown
Ball
University of Maryland
Johns Hopkins University
Newtons Warren wins Poser's candle contest express prize
Daniel F. Warren, born November 5, 1868 and 25, now owns the Newton express line after winning the contest with the largest number of coupons. L. M. Woodbridge placed second, congratulating Warren as the result was announced amid a close race where Cleveland led by 369,533 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
L. M. Woodbridge
Mr. Warren
Daniel F. Warren
Newton High Schoo
Express
Cleveland
Dr Ordway Congratulates Selected Men on Canvass Result
Dr A P Ordway expresses hearty congratulations after a vote canvass. He says the named men should notify when they wish to travel and that tickets and passage will be arranged. He urges advance notice for abroad travelers to secure state rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Ordway
Eliot Street
Fourth prize winner name for coupon contest revealed
Daniel F. Warren of Walnut Street Newton Lower Falls won a trip to the World's Fair for submitting the most coupons. The young man runs an express line between the Newtons and Boston. He did not guess the final prize correctly.
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Daniel F. Warren
Mr. Warren
Walnut Street
Newton Lower Falls
Newtons
Boston
Harrison's Plurality in Massachusetts Figures
The document lists candidate names with vote totals in Massachusetts, showing correct figures for various locales. It includes names like W. G. Deslandes Boston 26 000 and J. W. Hartley Waltham 26 900, among many others across cities such as Boston Dedham Lynn Roxbury and Cambridge.
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W. G. Deslandes
Boston
J. W. Hartley
Waltham
J. A. Lander
Lynn
A. Poggi
Eevee
David Barton
O. W. Chenery
South Boston
Roger 8. Howe
Georgetown
M. W. S. Jackson
Roxbury
H. E. Strout
J. 1. Lawrence
Sandwich
EH. L. Dame
South
la Rowena Crosby
Chatham
Edward J. Gilbride
Peter G. McKay
W. H. Redhouse
Brighton
E. B. MacAlllister
Rockland
F. A. Winslow
W.S. Wiggin
Spenser
Louis P. Pfau
H. D. Cornish
Bowdenham
S. Trodden
East Cambridge
J. A. Ells
W. J. Davis
Concord
N. H
John Adrian
Everett
W. W. Davis
Jamesburg
N. J
F. H. Davis
Apopka
Fia
J. E. Quinn
East Boston
W. J. Genthner
E. M. Crowe
J. F. Butterworth
Cambridgeport
Fragmentary Names From Newton Lower Falls Item
A damaged OCR fragment lists D. F. Warren of Newton Lower Falls and names such as St L. M. Woodbridge of Boston and W.S. Wiggin of Spencer, with numbers 3,183 and 2,717 associated.
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D. F. Warren
Newton Lower Falls
St . L. M. Woodbridge
Boston
W.S. Wiggin
Sulphur Bitters contest spurs large prizes and slow results
The Sulphur Bitters contest offered three Britain and continent tours for closest vote guesses in the last presidential election and a fourth prize to the top cannon senders for the World’s Fair. Officials laboriously tallied 400 000 coupons, with Massachusetts and New York reviews followed by nationwide results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Rt. W. Bryant
Massachusetts
New York
Curious Mite of Humanity at Waltham in Tomorrow's Post
Amy Robsart has interviewed it and Norman has sketched it. The mystery of that ingubator baby at Waltham promises to unfold in tomorrow's Post with details and context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Robsart
Norman
Waltham
Maffitt Resigns as Yale Football Manager
In a mass meeting at Yale last night, manager W B Maffitt announced he would tender his resignation today. The other team captains would not disclose their planned actions.
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New Haven
Yale
W. B. Maffitt
Football Eleven
That incubator baby, Norman, sketches it for tomorrow
Norman has sketched the incubator baby as it might appear in tomorrow's Post. The brief item hints at the design or portrayal to be featured, noting the creator's involvement and the impending publication.
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Boston
Suffolk
Cal the
Boston Post
Jon W. McKim
Esquire
Ellian George
Register
Fourteen Men Wounded in Worcester Star Foundry Blast
A deadly explosion at Worcester's Star foundry on Washington and Lamartine streets injures fourteen workers as they finish shifts. Victims include Parrick Jupor whose wounds are fatal. others suffer head cuts, burns, broken limbs, and internal injuries. Several taken to City Hospital or sent home for treatment. The Crompton estate owns and Charles Crompton operates the plant.
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Worcester
Star Foundry
Washington and
Lamartine Street
Crompton
Charles Crompton
Patrick Granooty
Washington Street
City Hospital
Williamm Carr
Marrried
Endicott Street
Frank KE. Visner
Chandler
Patrick ‘Traynor
Dorrance Street
Miruann Moore
Assonett Street
Joan T. O’kerry
Perry Avenue
Joan Kenny
Joan Hang
Ward Street
Micuam Carr
John Fitzerspons
Patrick Wall
James Murray
Union Avenue
Boxing bout ends ambiguously as Portlock fouls Sullivan
The Sullivan-Portlock boxing match at the Metropole ended in controversy after Portlock fouled in the sixth. Referee Nelse Innes appeared rattled as Sullivan rose and the timekeeper declared a knockout despite no seconds being called.
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Jerry Sullivan
Worcester
John Portlock
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Capt. Hansen
Mr. Iselin
Gloucester
Guovncrestera
Blizzard
Lady Worster
Atropia
Atropin
Juyv
Robin Hood
Wist
Harlequin
Martell
Gonzales
Climax
Rose Howard
Darling
Telephone
Yosemite
Lord Stanley
Comforter
Brevier
Langan
Selah
Berens
Langar
Ne A
Massachus
Congress
Woodbridge
Franklin St
New York State
Wade Boston
ROBOY
State Si
Samuel W. Clifford
Maynard F. Stiles
Court Street
The
Dr. Ball
DR. Ordway
Sulphur. Bitters
Ro. L
New Key
Elle
Plurallties
Suphor Bitters
Gary
Bostay Post
B. Lombard, Jr
Miles P. Carroll
Jeremiah Burns
Charlestown
Sumner S. Parker
William Donnell
Peabody
N. P. Brown
Nelson A. Bugbee
Monson
T. McMahon
Lowell
W. S. Wiggin
Spondgle
H. L. D’eutremont
E. D. Marble
A. D. Sweetsh
Portland
J.T. Wiswell
A.D. Dowse
Malden
Edmund Clark
W._S. Wiggin
Spencer
G. J. Davis
Chase
Dedham
W.T. Hannegan
T. W.gould
Melrose
William Foster
Wellesley
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Maffitt
Beecham’s
Boston Lost
George M. Brook Esquire
Folsom
James Jackson
William I. Bowditch
Joan W. McKim, Esquire
Elijah George
Mary KE. Willoughby
Ahan
Elbridge Jd
Witttaker
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