Expert Kaufman Reveals Trick Riding Mastery and Medal History
Nicholas Edward Kaufman, self proclaimed world champion trick rider, discusses his rise from Rochester born rider to London medal contender. He recounts methods and stunts including riding a large wheel without pedals and the dangerous half wheel maneuver, noting the Sporting Life Challenge Medal remains open for defense.
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Sporting Life Challenge
Nicholas Edward Kaufman
Kaufman
London
Sporting Life
Rochester
N. Y
Europe
England
Massachusetts Club Rides to Gloucester and Beverly Trails
The Massachusetts Club showcased cycling tours with 35 members visiting Gloucester and the cape, another 20-sail group traveling to Beverly, and a third party lodging at another hotel. Weather and roads were favorable, with hospitality at Manchester by the Sea and a Willow visit in Salem shaping a lively cycling outing across multiple parties and venues.
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Massachusetts
Gloucester
Cape
Henry Crowther
League Hotel
Beverly
Cassiuses
Manchester-by-the- Sea
B. A. Atkinson
York County Wheelmen
Saco
P. J. McDuffee
Lent
Chisholm
Cochrane
Brooklyn
Pete Berle
Wheeler
Berle
A. B. Rich
Staten Island
Brockton Daily Enterprise
Boston
Brockton
Campellas
Shoe City Wheelmen
Post
Enterprise
Campellos
Powers
Grand Hotel
W. Powers
J. B. Winslow
C. H. Snow
Walter Pratt
Mallett
James Windle
A. H. Churchill
Frank Flanders
E. E. Leonard
Ee Baker
E. C.aker
Goodwin
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Price
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Smith
Zimmerman
W. Murphy
Murphy
Hess
Connelly
Gee
C. Murphy
Hoyland Smith
Angel
Milwaukee
Toledo
John Ss. Johnson
Syracuse
October rider Kaufman on bicycle trick learning
Kaufman discusses learning to ride and mastering fancy tricks in October. He recalls his first wheel and how he progressed from mounting with one hand to pedaling and standing, emphasizing practice and familiarity with rights and lefts to gain confidence and skill.
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Kaufman
America
Stallion Race Planned at Franklin Course for Labor Day
Manager James O Gray announces a large purse race at Franklin race course timed near Labor Day. A Boston Lacrosse Association meeting is set for this evening at 4 Surroughs Place off Hollis Street. The Savin Hill Club meeting follows at 8 PM.
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James O. Gray
Franklin Race Course
Labor Day
Boston Lacrosse Association
Surroughs Place
Hollis Street
Savin Hi ‘Ub
Club Hoy
Sp.m A Hop
Among the Pugilists in Chicago Tonight Grips Nation
The Griffin Smith bout at Chicago tonight draws nationwide attention with wagers at varied odds. The Chicago club faces expenses about 25,000 over receipts, while bookmakers and boxing fans weigh Smith’s chances. Ring weighins set for 122 pounds with Griffin likely at 126, the match could cost the club over 6000 unless dates resolve.
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Chicago
Griffin
Smith
America
Ominick O'Malley
Joe Ullman
Massachusetts
Billy Smith
Alec Greggains
Jimmy Kelly
Johnny van Heest
San Francisco
Dixon
A. W. Cooke
Dempsey
Ogre
Coney Island
Boston Base Ballers face tough week with weak pitching
The Boston team meets three hard games at Cleveland, then three at Cincinnati, and a toplevel six games this week. Success looks unlikely with shaky pitching and strong rivals, while the Phillies grow distant in the pennant race. The Bridegrooms and Reds also loom large as the season progresses.
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Bostons
Cleveland
Cincinnati
New York
Spiders
Reds
Cronb
Phillies
Brooklyns
Clevelands
Pittsburgs
Quakers
Mullane Weakened as Reds Beat Orioles in Ninth
Cincinnati edges Baltimore 3-2 after Mullane falters in eighth to give up walks and two singles. Attendance 10,699. Scoring sequence shows Cincinnati nine innings 0s and 3 runs late while Baltimore tallies twice. Errors: Cincinnati 3, Baltimore 2. Pitchers: King Sullivan Murphy Mullane Robinson.
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Cincinnati
Mullane
Baltimore
King
Sullivan
Murphy
Robinson
Golts Beat Senators in Chicago Baseball Clash
The Colts defeated the Senators 6 to 2 in Chicago on July 9. Ryan homered as Chicago pummeled Esperhard with strong sticks. Attendance was 783 with Chicago collecting 17 hits to Washington’s 5. errors were 2 and 6 respectively.
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Chicago
Colts
Esperhard
Ryan
Chica
Ta.c
Washington
Colonels Triumph Over Brooklyns In Early Lead
Louisville defeats Brooklyn 9 to 1 as Crane and Stein are knocked out early. Foutz homers for Louisville while Rhodes and Hemming combine on the mound. Attendance listed as 5,600 with hits 21 for Louisville and nine for Brooklyn.
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Louisville
Colonels
Brooklyns
Crane
Stein
Foutz
Brooklyn
Rhodes, Hemming
Grim
Stein, Lovett and Kinslow
Providence Thunders Over Buffalo In Ragged Rocky Point Tilt
In the Providence home opener at Rocky Point, Buffalo tops Providence 8 to 3 in a sun drenched game. Both teams misplayed fly balls and substituted infielders. Attendance 1500 with Fisher Urquhart Sullivan Lavin McKeough as batteries. Buffalo 21 hits 3 runs 9 errors 2?
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Providence
Buffalo
Rocky Point
Grays
Sullivan
Fisher
Urquhart
J. Sullivan
Lavin
McKeough
Twelve Innings At Albany Game Ends In Extra Frame
Albany defeats Troy 10 to 9 in the twelfth inning after two outs. Scheffler hits a home run for Albany. Final line shows Albany 10 Troy 9 with 10 hits to 12 and six errors for Albany and three for Wing. Batteries Calihan Hess Gruber Murphy.
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Albany
Albanys
Troys
Scheffler
Troy
Wing
Calihan
Hess
Gruber
Murphy
Causes and prevention of summer cholera and diarrhea
The piece outlines that cholera morbus and summer diarrhea peak in warmer months. It attributes cholera to improper food and chilling after heat, naming veal milk fish shellfish unripe fruit and ice water as risk factors. It promotes Duffy's Pure Malt whiskey as a preventive remedy, warning buyers to insist on it and avoiding other whiskies.
Storm at the Fair Capsizes Yacht and Drowns Four
A violent wind and rain swept Chicago between 5 and 6 pm hitting Lake Michigan craft. The sailing yacht Chesapeake capsized near the life-saving station, nine in the water, four drowned Themistocles Fiambolis William B Cornish Ethel H Chase Harvey Marion. World's Fair grounds sustain significant exhibit and building damage, mainly broken glass.
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Chicago
Two Boys Escape Drowning Off Nahant in Boat Mishap
In Nahant at 5 o clock two Lynn youths, Bram 14 and Johnson 12, in a small sailboat ran into trouble when a weight shift toppled the craft. Johnson climbed the mast as Bram clung to the overturned boat, both nearly drowning before help from the Gracie Benson crew saved them. they recovered ashore and continued home.
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Nahant
Relay House
Johnson
Pleasant Street
Lynn
Bram
Wheeler Street
Gracie Benson
Scared Heroic Man Involved In Crescent Place Beer Dump
Special Officer Abbott encountered a driver unloading four cases of lager beer near Crescent place during a liquor raid. The driver fled after spotting the officer, leaving the beer on the sidewalk. Abbott secured the liquor and sent a patrol wagon to remove it to the station, with the driver to explain the incident today.
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West End
Abbott
Division 3
Crescent Place
Herdic
Malden Minister Struck by Sudden Insanity
Theo L. Dean Universalist minister residing on Cross Street became suddenly insane this afternoon. Relatives feared his violent actions and police detained him at the station house. He is expected to be sent to an asylum tomorrow.
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Malden
Theo. L. Dean
Cross Street
Lodi Bleachery Burned In New Jersey Blaze
A fire at the Lodi Bleachery and Dye Works in Lodi, New Jersey, owned by Byrnes Bros, destroyed the plant. The building valued at 100000 dollars was insured, and the loss is covered by insurance.
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Hackensack
N. J
Lodi
Byrnes Bros
Bam berger captured near De Lorraine after Kreider case
A Church’s Ferry despatch reports Bam berger, murderer of the Kreider family at Cando, was captured at De Lorraine in Manitoba, about sixty miles from Cando. The arrest ends the manhunt following the killing.
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Fargo
N. D
Church’s Ferry
Bamberger
Kreider
Cando
Deloraine
Man
Cunarder Bothnia Arrives at East Boston from Liverpool
The Cunarder Bothnia docked at East Boston yesterday morning at 7 o'clock coming from Liverpool. It carried 17 saloon passengers, 62 in second cabin, and 232 steerage travelers. Cabin list includes Thomas Ayrey, Ruth Bassett, A L Congdon and family, Louis Congdon, Thomas E Cooper, Emily Clark, Mary B Comyns, Jennie Daniels, Katherine Everett, Sybil Everett, John Fretwell, Aubrey Hunt and wife, Ida Howard, C H Kelly, H E Phillips, and William W Swansbourne.
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Bothnia
East
Boston
Liverpool
Thomas Ayrey
Ruth Bassett
A. L. Congdon
Mabel Congdon
Louis Congdon
Thomas E. Cooper
Emily Clark
Mary B. Comyns
Jennie Daniels
Katherine Everett
Sybil Everett
John Fretwell
Aubrey Hunt
Ida Howard
C. H. Kelly
H. E. Phillips
William W. Swansbourne
Drowning of Michael Hughes During River Bathing
In Middletown Connecticut on July 9 Michael Hughes aged 18 and James Kidney were bathing near the island when Hughes was seized by cramps and swept away by the current to his death. He was the support of a widowed mother.
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Middletown
Conn
Michael Hughes
James Kidney
Hughes
Ran away with the handcuffs at High Rock Pasture
Lynn July 9. Officer John Clark attempted to arrest four gamblers at High Rock Pasture. Three escaped, one man was cuffed but broke free and escaped with the wristers.
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Lynn
John Clark
High Rock Pasture
Horace Borden Dies at 60 in Lynn
Horace Borden aged 60 and a respected Lynn resident died at his Broadway home this morning. He served in Company I of the Highth Regiment during the late war and was a member of Post 5, G. A. R. Burial details are not provided in the notice.
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Lynn
Horace Borden
Broadway
Post 5
Highth Regiment
Lace Curtain Fire in Five-Story Building
At 8 45 last night Engine 4 extinguished a minor blaze at 24 Somerset street owned by Mrs A Richardson and occupied by Mary Thomas. A lace curtain touched a gas jet, causing the fire. Damage estimated at 50.
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Engine 4
Somerset Street
A.richardson
Mary Thomas
Wagner Sleeping Cars and Through Service On Boston & Albany R R
Local and through timetables show multiple Wagner Buffet and Vestibuled Sleeping Cars between Boston, Chicago, St Louis, Cincinnati, Albany, and Detroit. Daily departures include 8 20 am, 10 60 am, 2 pm, 4 20 pm, 7 15 pm, and 9 am for various routes via Michigan Central, L S M S, and other lines, with arrivals next day in some cases. Through service to New York via Springfield Line noted.
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Boston & Albany Railroad
Lenaves
Boston
Wagner
Chicago
Michigan Central
K.R
Saratoga
Utica
Toledo
St. Louis
Wabash
M.S. RR
Cincinnati
R.R
Cleveland
Detroit
Albany
Hartford
New Haven
New York
Springfield
New York Limited
Washington St
Kneeland St
A. S. Hanson
Gen
Through train with Pullman vestibuled sleepers
Bay State line offers a nightly through train from Boston at 7 p m to Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington. For tickets sleeper reservations and details contact Washington Street Boston Station foot Summer Street.
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Providence
Park Square Station
Colonial Express
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphian
Jersey City
New Haven
New London
Federal Express
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington Street
Land Sale Under Mortgage In West Roxbury
Public auction Wednesday September 19 1893 at four o clock after noon to sell all premises mortgaged by Daniel P Maynes and Margaret Maynes to Benjamin F Bean and assigned to Charles F Sufferman. Property on School Street West Roxbury now Boston Suffolk bounded 26.85 feet on School Street 60 feet through a 13 foot passage 26.85 feet and 60 feet by land of unknown owners containing 157 70 hundred square feet per plan dated May 1 1873. Attorneys Millett and Poster 53 State Street.
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Daniel P. Maynes
Margaret Maynes
Benjamin F. Bean
Norfolk
Charles F. Sulherman
School Street
West Roxbury
Boston
County of Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
H. H. Moses
Benjamin PF. Keen
Kate L. Sufferman Hoyse
Kate Sh Rman
Charles F. G. Serman
Millett & Poster
State St
Auction Notice for Property at 8b Adams Street
Auctioneer H B Darling of 28 School Street room 41 announces a public sale on premises No 8b Adams Street Gord eater ees FUPIPAY Fly 11 at 6 o clock. The notice refers to a sale of a palace and materials within the Michall Hrc 31 eac.
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H. BR. Darling
School Street
Adams
Palace of Michall
Massachusetts Libel Notice In Civil Court 1893
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk Superior Court Clerk’s Office Boston June 20 1893 orders libellant to notify libelee Charles W Henderson and publish once weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post and mail or serve an attested copy fourteen days before the first Monday of August to show cause why the libel prayer should not be granted. Jos A Willard Clerk. Attest Henry E Bellew Assistant Clerk.
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Boston
A. D
Charles W. Henderson
Suffolk
Jos
A. Willard
Henry E. Bellew
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
ss.—Superior Court
Cambridge
Boston Post
Theo. C. Hold
Theo. C. Hurd
Massachusetts stockholders seek dissolution of Hur Cement Co
Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court is petitioned by stockholders of Hur Cement Co to dissolve the corporation, established June 27, 1889 in Suffolk County with capital stock of 5000 dollars, no debts or property, and a request for a decree dissolving the company due to reasonable cause. Signatories include Ara T Norwood and Frank I Rickaby of Boston and Malden.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Supreme Judicial Court
Boston
County of
HUR Cement CO
Commonwealth
Doe
Norwood
Malden
Frank
Notice to appear before the Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth of Massachusetts petitions require notice to all interested parties to appear before the Suffolk County justices in Boston on the first Monday of September next. An attested copy of the petition and order must be published weekly in the Boston Post for three weeks, with the final publication at least thirty days before the September date. John Noble, Clerk, attests this true copy.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Daniel W. Brintnall
Boston
E. Waldo Cutler
John Sample, JR
Edgar S. Hill
Gusteen I. Kenerson
Cambridge
Middlesex
Richard Ela
Supreme Judicial Court
Catherine Fitzgerald
Michael Fitzgerald
Chelsea
David E. Witseerald
Middlesex End
Commonwealth
Central Avenue
Stephen B. Wingate
P. B. Kiernan
School Street
Oston
Boston Post
Henry V. Fitzgerald
Annetter
John Noble
Co. H. Cooper
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