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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1895

Page

5

Big Three Celebrate Fourth in Rapid Bicycle Day

Cyclists filled the Fourth with races and tours. Five thousand spectators watched Class A heats where Walsh and Clauss fell, Jenney won two sprints, and Hardson set a new quarter mile mark. Touring groups bound for Asbury Park depart at dawn and later join Albany, New York, and New York City legs.

Charles V. Q. Walsh Jersey City Peter Clauss Paterson Walsh Fred Titus L. D. Cabanne Cabanne Frank Jenney Ernie Johnson Jenney E. C L. ©. Johnson Leo B. Hardson Chicago Johnson E. L. Blauvelt Earl Kiser Asbury Park Fitchburg Troy Albany New York Asbury Post W. G. French Quincy East Boston Butlers Keene and Waltham

Tourists Cycle Club Opens Fourth Annual Meet in Paterson

The fourth annual two days race meet of the Tour ist Cycle Club opened on Clifton three-quarter mile track in Paterson New Jersey with the largest individual entry list recorded to date.

Boston Area Bicycle Races Set for Today

City of Boston events list multiple bicycle races across Franklin Park Waltham and surrounding towns with schedules 9:30 2:00 2:30 and 9:00 results to be announced. Massachusetts L A W chief consul Sterling Elliott names local consults for Athol Bridgewater Concord Junction Dedham and more.

City of Boston Franklin Park Waltham East Boston Keene N. H Spencer Mass Dover Manchester Palmer Newton Lee Turner’s Falls Lake Walden Natick Sterling Elliott Massachusetts Division Athol Fred R. Richardson Bridgewater Albert Cushman Concord Junction Charles Noll Dedham William C. Weller

Pequot Cycle Club plans July ten mile road race

The Pequot Cycle Club announces its first annual ten mile road race set for July 13 starting at Boston street and Ellery, with four laps ending at the start. The club will also be represented in the July 4 races and a club run to Arlington at 10 a m today.

Bert W. Reynolds Whitinsville George W. Russell Winchendon Charles A. Morrill Winchester Henry T. Brown Sterling Elliott Henry C. Nickerson Boston Massachusetts Henry Crowther Pequot Columbia Richfield Olney Bewden Hancock H. B. Mann Arlington George R. Cutter W. G. French George Dorr, Jr O. W. Smith Rob Urquhardt E. Ford F. P. Kent J. W. Manning George B. Hersey BE. Arch C. L. Anderson T. A. Barnaty A. B. Speirs D. F. McCarthy E. F. Kimball H. D. Merritt F. W. Walleston G. Christopherson C. W. R. Pembroke A. M. Thomas A. M. McLean C. W. Pike Nelson Towle G. P. Rupert W. J. Riley H. 5. Keen C. T. Graham J. Schledeber J. M. Souza T. N. Christofferson Henry Becker J. V. Verkampen Thomas Spottswood William Simonetti F. G D. V. Goodwin H. Hooper G. H. Kaulback C. Larsen H. W. Ries H. Edwards J. B. Bassing J. Boxbaum C. H. Blais H. C. Brooks W. T. McLoughlin Harry Purdy A. R. Sutherland J. B. Downs J. W. Hayward A. L. Hurd W. A. Partridge Charles Rogers J. 8. Katzman J. L. Kelly A. Knox R. McDonough C. J. Shahr F. H. Antonio J. A. Bakeman A. G. Chase F. L. Cousins W. Dealey R. Frye T. F. Flynn W. E. Humphrey J. A. Molloy W. H. Sampson Thomas Speirs J. F. Speirs J. F. Stevens J. J. Sullivan W. H. Westlae W. E B. Walker W. C. Campbell M. T. Hoey J. H. Healey W. G Harrington W. S. Langan L. D. F. Marston Young Men’s Christian Association of Sann Francisco City Board of Supervisors Honorable Board of Supervisors Newton Athletic Association Rising Newton Centre Pendleton Wright & Ditson Railroad Station Landreth Woburn

Butcher Cyclometer Praised Across Nations

The Butcher Cyclometer is described as a perfectly correct chronometer clock that has seen 13 years of use from Maine to California. It is hailed as the only cyclometer used in Europe and the instrument for measuring all bicycle road distances, including those in the Northeast and around Boston, earning unasked approval from expert wheel men.

Maine California Europe N. E Boston

Fitzs Free. Jury Finds Fitzsimmons Not Guilty

In Syracuse New York on July 3 the jury lowered the case against Bob Fitzsimmons by returning a not guilty verdict after being brought in at 4 20 pm and answering their names. A large crowd erupted in cheers as the foreman read the verdict.

Syracuse N. Y Bob Fitzsimmons

Good Templars Adjourn At Zurich Two Years Hence

The Good Templars adjourned after finishing convention business and will meet in Zurich, Switzerland, two years later. Motions and amendments to be acted on at the next session were read, along with committee reports on literature. The Massachusetts Scandinavian members were granted the same privilege as Illinois members, regalia required in the supreme lodge. Memorials reported the deaths of Daniel Wilkins, B. A. Millis, A. J. Chase, and Fred A. Henshaw.

Good Templars Zurich Switzerland Massachusetts Illinois Supreme Lodge Committee On Daniel Wilkins B. A. Millis A. J. Chase Maine Fred A. Henshaw

Vera Holden Vera Stanley Stanwood Involved In Corbett Case

In Chicago on July 3 a tainted romance involving boxer James J. Corbett and his wife unfolds. Vera Holden Stanley or Stanwood known as Vera is named as the Corbetts correspondent and central figure in the divorce saga. A San Francisco incident where Vera kissed Corbett’s lithograph led to a violent confrontation with a rival, leaving Vera wounded in a knife attack on her rival. Vera later returned to Chicago and is linked to eventual marriage to Corbett by local friends.

Chicago James J. Corbett Hattie Clark Vera Lee Blumenthal San Francisco Jim Grace

The Brigands and The Sphinx Fireworks In Boston Theatre Row

The Tremont and Palace theatres feature The Brigands and The Sphinx with lavish scenery and comic burlesque. A matinee today and a special Tremont matinee celebrate Fourth of July with new songs and topical humor. The Sphinx closes soon at Boston venues as Keith’s New Theatre touts a strong bill including Rossow Brothers and Mabel Fenton.

Castle Square Theatre Rose Miss Fording Trilby Wooley Wolff Tremont Theatre The Tremont Egypt Boston Keith Rossow Brothers George Thatcher Charles J. Ross Mabel Fenton Kismet Carroll and Kerker Messrs. Thompson Melange and Malliday Seraglio Constantinople Rossow Bros Geo Thatcher Ross and Fenton Keith’s Bricands

Mite Box Thefts Plague City Hospitals Collections Rise

Emergency Hospital reports ongoing mite box thefts across the city as two more boxes were broken into in a restaurant and a Roxbury store. Police note a possible conspiracy to steal from the boxes, which have common locations including churches and ferries. Most robberies use a lever to pry locks, with losses estimated at four or five dollars per box, while boxes in saloons remain untouched.

Co. J. Logan Roxbury Logan

Boiler inspectors appointed by the Governor announced

Chief Wade assigns four boiler inspector districts with offices in Fall River Worcester Springfield and the State House. New inspectors will begin duties immediately and applications to become engineers of steam boilers are directed to district offices and owners notified under the new act.

Wade Suffolk Middlesex Essex Thomas Hawley State House Bristol Norfolk Plymouth The Cape Charles Ferguson Fall River Worcester John H. Wilson Hampden Hampshire Franklin Berkshire George A. Lord

Divorce Trial Opens Over Alleged Cruelty and Infidelity

London July 3 The novelist Mrs Cragie known as John Oliver Hobbs began divorce proceedings against her husband before Justice Sir Francis Jeune. She accuses him of cruelty and infidelity claiming her maiden name was Pearl Richards. Born in the United States she married in 1887 at age 19. During their honeymoon in southern France she endured deathlike illness caused by his relations with other women and he allegedly threatened to shoot her.

London Cragie John Oliver Hovbs Francis Jeune France Deatth

Nantucket Telegraph Line Outage Delays Centennial Events

Nantucket reports telegraph service cut off after the government cable burned near Cottage City by contact with trolley lines. Linemen, led by the chief operator, head to Cottage City to repair it. No further telegraphing beyond Vineyard Haven until restoration, threatening summer traffic. Centennial events include a Middlesboro goal Nantuckets game and banquet tickets, with hotel and house bookings rising as the rush begins.

Nantucket Cottage City Vineyard Haven Midaleboros Nantuckets

Summer steamer service resumes to Kennebec River

Daily trips resume except Sundays by the Kennebec Steamboat Company from Lincoln Wharf Boston. Steamers run to Popham Beach and all Kennebec River points, connecting at Bath with Eastern Steamboat for Boothbay and nearby islands. Boats return daily and arrive in Boston early the next morning to connect with trains.

Kennebec Steamboat Company Popham Beach Kennebec River Bath Eastern Steamboat Company Boothbay Boston North Shore Frederick A. Jones Lincoln Wharf Kennebec Sagadahoc Kennebec Steamboat Co Ken Sagadahoc Richmond Gardiner Hallowell Augusta Squirrel Island Boothbay Harbor Frederick’ A. Jones

Opium Joint Case Fines Set by Municipal Court

In the second session of the Municipal Criminal Court Judge Hardy fined Joe Sing Quong $125 total for maintaining an opium joint and presence. Joe Lee Hin Sing and Joe Sing were each fined $25 for being present where opium paraphernalia was found.

Joe Sing Quong Joe Lee Hin Sing Joe Sing Hardy Municipal Criminal Court Quong

Post Offices Drop Canceling Machines Nationwide

Washington move orders all main post offices to discontinue stamp canceling machines. First Assistant Postmaster General Jones says the devices are too costly. Postmaster General Wilson confirms the nationwide shift, affecting letter postmarks across the country.

Washington Jones Gene Wilson

Double Oklahoma murder shocks Garvin area

Guthrie Oklahoma July 3 A double murder is reported from Garvin Postoffice seventy five miles east of here Noel Gardner was to marry Miss Durant Monday but her brother Rudolph Durant objected Each shot and killed Gardner and Cephas Garvin at the doorway Durant fled to the woods and escaped

Guthrie Garvin Postoffice Here Noel Gardner Miss Durant Rudolph Durant Gardner Cephas Garvin Donr Durant

Sea Moss Farine and Gad Package Groceries

Fragmentary note lists sea moss farine and Gad package groceries including 7 and 16 quarts of various dishes. Mentions receipts and grocers, unclear context or dates.

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