Mystic Park Races Feature 2:18 Pace and 2:27 Class Wins
Intense heat spurred larger crowds at Mystic Park as Lexington Chief won the 2:26 pacing class and Jesse Hanson clinched the 2:27 pace after a tight battle. The card listed six entries in 2:25, with Sabatia breaking early. Chief led all the way in the opening heat, and the 2:27 final featured Alicante beating Jesse Hanson by a head in the closing stretch. A match race for 1000 a side between Fanny Swope and Hattie C. was announced for Aug 28 at Mystic Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Chief
Jesse Hanson
Fanny Swope
Hattie C
Mystic Park
Aral
Kantaka
Dr. M
Sabatia
John
Chief
Dabalia
Dune
R.g
A. A. Worthiey
Rbabatia
B. m
A. S. Pote
Ceeseer
Elmo
Orange Blossom
Alicante
Hanson
Bowen
Jesse
Jostin
Blossom
Licante
Lianson
Marsh
Myseric Park
B. G
J.J. Bowen
Ae Po McDonald
Dbs
Wests
Cccccs
Sch
Ma Dreldis
Sneak
Chautauquan Assembly Opens with Noted Lectures
The New England Assembly in Lakeview South Framingham opened with Leon H. Vincent discussing Hawthorne. Rev Louis Albert Banks spoke on The Columbian River. Miss Annie Park played cornet. Webber led tenor solos. General John L. Swift spoke on Temperance. Lysander Dickerman lectured on Egypt and the Nile. Vincent to lecture on Emerson and MacArthur on The Land of the Czar. Senator Colquitt will be absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview
Framingham
New England Assembly
Leon H. Vincent
Hawthorne
MacArthur
New York
Louis Albert Banks
Boston
Annie Park
Crete
Neb
Webber
Assembly
John L. Swift
Lysander Dickerman
Egypt
Nile
Moses
Leon Vincent
Emerson
Senator Colquitt
The Wreck of the Yacht Marion at Rye Beach
Benjamin W. Cobb the sole survivor of the Marion tragedy returns home to Dedham after the Rye Beach accident. He describes helping Goldsmith force the tender to shore, Goldsmith clinging for five hours before sinking, Cobb remaining in a flooded stern and drifting three miles before being rescued by fisherman Downes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Dedham
Benjamin W. Cobb
Rye Beach
Goldsmith
Cobb
Downes
Lobb
County Treasurers Association Holds Third Meeting
Sarem July 16 The County Measurers Association of Massachusetts held its third annual meeting here today with attendees including Controller of County Accounts Leia and treasurers Jenkins of Isex Pratt of Bristol Warren of St Hampshire Tden of Middlesex and Smith of Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Treasurers’ Association
Sarem
Sprcran
County Measurers’ Association of
Massachusetts
Leia
Jenkins
Isex
Pratt
Bristol
Warren
Stampshire
Tden
Middlesex
Smith
Norfolk
Electric car victim identified in South Boston death
The woman killed Tuesday night by an electric jar near Winthrop Junction is Mary Leonard of 84 West Fourth Street South Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Junction
Mary Leonard
Weat Fourth Street
South
Boston
Pleon Yacht Club Regatta At Marblehead
Pleon Yacht Club held a regatta at Marblehead on July 16 with a light northwest wind. Eight boats started the first class at 3:30. Edith owned by Sleeper won. Don beat Minna in the 17-foot dory class though Don was not in condition. Banjo, winner of yesterday’s silver trophy, took the third class honors as wind flattened before the six and a half mile course. Milo had bad luck finishing behind the fleet. Captain Mason was handicapped. Overall, the event was a success in numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Pleon Yacht Club
Edith
Sleeper
Don
Minna
Dory
Banjo
Milo
Mason
Sailing Regatta Planned in Lynn Harbor Trio Competes
Arrangements for a triangu lar Lynn Harbor regatta have yacht Vesper owned by Wiegand and Abbott Yankee owned by Rich and Harris and Inez owned by Goodridge Bros. The stakes are 15 with 5 from each owner. West Lynn Yacht Club boats compete. date not fixed yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Specran
Vesper
Wiegand & Abbott
Live Yankee
Rich & Harris
Inez
Goodridge Bros
Lynn Harbor
West Lynn Yacht Club
GREAT HEAD CLUBS MASQUERADE AT GREAT HEAD
The Great Head Yacht Club held the seasons first masquerade at the club house. Crowded with members and friends the hall displayed streamers ensigns and lanterns. Costumes drew laughter as managers Cole Burrill and MacConnell planned the event. Grand march led by Bert P. Bicknell and partner. Over sixty couples attended, with many from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Head
Charles L. Burrill
John MacConnell, Jr
Bert P. Bicknell
Boston
Movements of the Yachts Across New England Ports
Yachts and owners travel between Cowes Boston Bar Harbor Camden Newport Nantucket and New York with several vessels sailing on July 16. Golden Fleece Adelin Wanda Sapphire Whitby Ligress Alert and Crystal are reported in motion or at port as winds remain light and arrivals unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
Golden Fleece
Cowes
New York
Boorneay Harbor
Adelin
Boston
Eastern Yacht Club
Bar Harbor
N.C. Nash
Wanda
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Hastern Yacht Club
Camden
Wintyarp Haven
Sapphire
John Stetson
Newport
Whitby
Charles Greer
Nantucket
Alert
Harvard’s George Brown tops Manchester in Partridge tennis
In intense heat at the Horace Partridge tournament in Manchester by the Sea George Brown of Harvard defeated Percy Manchester of Longwood 3-6 6-5 6-4 to clinch a second round victory. Hoppin dominated Engstrom 6-5 6-0 while Wilder beat Huntington 6-3 6-4 and Hovey outplayed Tallant 6-3 6-1 among other singles results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester-By-The-Sha
Horace Partridge & Co
George Brown
Harvard
Percy Manchester
Longwood Club
Hoppin-Engstrom
Hoppin
Alford
Shaw
Lowell
Mr. Huntington
Maurice Wilder
Newton
Engstrom
Brown
Manchester
Wilder Veat Huntington
Hovey
Staith
Tate
Read
Mitchell
Carter
Woodman
Lallant
Stevens
Tallant-Hoppin
Tallant
F. H. Hovey
Wilder
G. H. Carter
Williams College
EK. B. Alford
Taylor
Allen
Aldrich
Bruce
Huntington
Dexter
EVEN UP AT THE SOUTH END
Cleveland and Boston split a doubleheader at the South End grounds with Cleveland winning the first game 6 to 3 and Boston taking the second in a late rally. Beatin pitched well for Cleveland in game one, while Lincoln and Nichols toiled for the visitors in game two as Ardner and McKean starred in the field for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevelands
N. L
Bostons
South End Grounds
Beatin
Clarkson
McKean
Sennett
Dowse
Sullivan
Smalley
Ardner
Bennett
Daily
Smith
Gilks
Long
Tucker
Brodie
Hines
Davis
Iat Bennett
Rus
MccKean
Mellarr
Simith
Stovey Makes Difficult Catch As Boston Blues Chicago Bid
Stovey hauled in a tough fly as Rainey ran toward the center field seats for 11. The Buffalos delivered a listless performance throughout. The Boston team faces their long-time rivals the Chicago on the day’s schedule. The score remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stovey
Rainey
Buffalos
Bostons
Chicagos
Assault on newsboy on Beach Street arrests made
At 11 o'clock last evening Daniel Kelleher assaulted newsboy John O'Toole on Beach Street. Officer McLean witnessed the attack and promptly arrested Kelleher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Kelleher
John O’toole
Beach Street
McLean
Child Dies After Train Runover in East Boston
Nine year old Oswald St. Clair Cook was fatally struck by a Boston and Maine train near Putnam street East Boston yesterday at 2 15 p m. He lived at 20 Chelsea street East Boston and died at Massachusetts General Hospital at 4 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald St. Clair Cook
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Putnam Street
Hoe
Massachusetts General Hospital
Chelsea Street
Dangerous husband incident at No 20 South Margin street
Eliza Sullivan had a dispute with her husband last evening at No 20 South Margin street. He struck her on the head with a hard instrument, causing a deep gash. She was taken to a drug store then pronounced with a cracked skull by Dr. Eliot and moved to Massachusetts General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Sullivan
South Margin Street
Stopper Ends Mad Dog Rampage on Albany Street
Officer Long of Station 4 shot a mad dog at 4:30 yesterday afternoon on Albany street. The animal had terrified the neighborhood but no known bites occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Officer Long
Station 4
Albany Street
Evelyn Abbott Arrested in Baby Farming Case
Evelyn Abbott was taken into custody yesterday on a default warrant for a baby farming accusation and delivered to the Superior Criminal Court for prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Abbott
Superior Criminal Court
Rostons Defeat Buffalos In Early Boston Victory
Yesterday on Congress street grounds before 800 or more critics the Buffalos were routed by the Rostons 19 to 0. Cotter pitched for Buffalo, allowing eighteen hits while Gumbert started for Boston before Kilroy finished. Boston opened with a big first inning, loading the bases and driving in multiple runs including Brown, Stovey, Brouthers, Nash, Quinn, and Murphy, then added more in the fourth as the onslaught continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
Buffalos
K. Bulpo
Brown
Hoy
Stovey
Mack
Wise
Kelly
Murphy
Cotter
Gumbert
Kilroy
Halligan
Nash
Pires
Sheridan and
Gatiney
Rostons
P. L
Congress Street
Lbostons
Boston
K Brouthers
Quinn
New Yorks Dominate Cincinnatis In July Game
New Yorks beat Cincinnatis 12 to 8 as home players led from the start. Buckley exited after a foul tip in the eighth while Clark caught and Howe moved to third. Denny W added to the sick list and did not play. Attendance 726. McQuaid umpired. Game time 2 hours 10 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Yorks
N. L
Cincinnatis
New York
Buckley
Clark
Howe
Denny W
Ccesscossel
Cinglinthescesai Ceca
Ldatteries
Kusie
Storeman
Harrington
Henry
Marr
Mullane
Clarke
McPhee
Reilly
Tiernan
Tiasie
Glasscock
Russ
Foreman
Hassett
Heard
Knight
Forema
Hornung
Luckley
Wik Vitches
Rusie
Vampire McQuaid
Brooklyn Triumphs In Lucky Third Inning Rally
Brooklyn beat Chicago 2 0 0 7 0 0 2 0 0 6 and 2 1 in a charity of July 16. Corkhill started in center field but couldn't throw. Lovett pitched well. Brooklyn 8 hits 1 error. Chicago 4 hits 1 error. Daly hit a three base and Fontz a home run. Attendance 1540. Umpire Lynch. Time 1h 27m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevelands
Bostons
Melo
Ae Feli
ALE
McKean
O'Long
Dallv
Tucker
Gilks
Sullivan
Nek Davis
O Brodie
Zimmer
Outines
Peadh Ors Dowse
McGarr
Smalley, Sr
Spbennetl
OFS Ardner
O Smith
Shoes
Beatin
Clarkson
Dowse
Ardner
Uff Beatin
Davis
Oilks
Smalley
Bennett
Smith
Ibrodie
Eeene Strack
Kennett
Eatin
Powers
Dprooklyns
N. L
Chicagos
Brooklyn
Corkhill
Lovett
Dvoghivhs Vaisessensass
Ouichions
Oeisis
Brooklyns
Hatteries
Hutchinson
Kittridge
Daly
Irooklyns
Fontz
Wilmot
Brooklynia
Phillies Rout Pittsburgs In High-Scoring Ball Game
The Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Pittsburgs 15 to 8 in a power showing at Philadelphia. Heard started for Pittsburgs but yielded a string of hits and was relieved by Baker after three singles and a homer. Burke, Thompson, Clements and Sunday led the offense with multiple hits and homers, while Smith and Decker were touched for 13 Philadelphia base hits. Attendance 1,037. Umpire Dermott. Line score 15 for Philadelphias and 8 for Pittsburgs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadeliphias
N. J
Pittsburgs
PaLapeLruta
Phillies
Heard
Beker
Baker
Smith
Philadelphias
Pittsburas
Clements
Laroque
Osborn
Wilson
Schriver
McCauley
Myers
Sales
Ide Dermott
Lime—lLh
Brooklyns Triumph Over Pittsburgs in Easy Victory
TheBrooklyns defeated the Pittsburgs 15 to 3 as Ward’s squad outplayed the visitors at every point. Henning pitched excellently in relief, with Weyhing and Maul handling the early innings. Key hits included McGenachy and Kuehne with two-base hits and Ward with a three-base shot, while Brooklyns capitalized on Pittsburgs errors and slow fielding. Attendance was over 10, with Umpires Jergason and Holbert officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyns
P. L
Pittsburgs
Ward
Young Henning
Prooklynss
Esce
Vpittsburgs
Weyhing
Kinslow
Hennings
Maul
Carroll
McGenachy
Kuehne
Mc Geachy
Andrews
Lauer
Seery
McGeachy
Corcoran
Henning
Weyling
Liz
Andrew
J’ergason
Holbert
Yune
Chicagos Beat Philadelphias In Final Chicago Series Game
The Chicagos won the last game of the series 15 to 7 at Punaperena. Burlinton pitched two innings for the Phillies, hit hard. Cunningham fared better but could not hold the lead as Chicago’s offense exploded. Latham returned at third, Boyle moved to short. Key hits by Griffin Ryan Barston Shindle and Latham powered the visitors to a decisive victory. Attendance 2666. Umpires Matthews and Leach. Time 2 h bm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicagos
P. L
Philadelphias
Punaperena
Burlinton
Phillies
Cunningham
Quakers
Latham
Boyle
Williamson
Larston
Farrell
Butliston
Hallinan
Griffin
Ryan
Barston
Shindle
Shinadle
Dufy
O'Neill
Lurston
Grittin
Wood
Duffy
Comiskey
Hallian
Gritin
Matthews
Leach
New Yorks Beat Clevelands In Batting Driven Showdown
New Yorks defeated the Clevelands 5 to 3 as strong hitting and timely runs carried the day. John Liwine pitched well for New York, while Sutcliffe’s fielding faltered with erratic plays. Connor homered and drove in runs, with Gore O Rourke and Richardson adding key hits. Attendance 627 as Knight and Jones umpired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Yorks
P. L
Clevelands
New York
John Liwine
Sutcliffe
Brennan Golg
Can Borksn
Ewing
Gruber
Gore
O'Rourke
Connor
Richardson
Shannon
Whiney
Tewing
O’ Rourke
Delehanty
Larkin
Radford
Brennan
Atricker
Stricker
Wildwitch
Knight and Jones
Timeth
Hartford-Washingtons Edge Hartfords In Atlantic Play
In Hartford the Hartfords fell to the Hartford team 4 to 3 as New Haven faced Balti mores and Worcester-Worcesters defeated Newarks 9 to 3. In Jersey City the Jersey Citys beat Wilming tons 11 to 6. Across the Atlantic lineup Columbus toppled Brooklyns 9 to 2 and Toledo routed Toledos 10 to 3. Louisville-Syracuse saw Louisvilles 9 to 3 and St Louis beat Athlouics 9 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Association
Hartford
Washingtons
Hartfords
New Haven
New Havens
Baltimores
Worcester
Worcesters
Newarks
Jersey City
Jersey Citys
Wilmingtons
American Association
Columbus
Brooklyns
Toledo
Rochesters
Toledos
Louisville
Syracuse
Louisvilles
St. Louis
Athlouics
Northwestern Land & Coal Company Directors to Meet Saturday
A meeting of Northwestern Land & Coal Company directors is set for Saturday at 1 PM in the Grove building. The company faces questions over land ownership claims, briquette contracts, and alleged misrepresentations regarding lands in New England City area and North Dakota. W. N. Titus and other officers defend the venture while promising a refutation of charges and a statement of affairs at the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Land & Coal Company
Grove Building
New England City
Bismarck
North Dakota
Great Coal Belt
Northern Pacific Railway Company
New York Sun
Oakes
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
R. W. Bicknell
New England Colony Association
Hettinger
New
Bicknell
W.N. Titus
Woburn
Post
Titus
Boston
W. N. Titus
J. H
Josiah H. Drummond
Portland
Boston to Welcome American National Bank by W P Rice
Rumors of a new national bank in Boston proved unfounded at first but now a plan emerges. W P Rice of Kansas City proposes American National with 1 million dollars capital to serve Southern business and investments from Boston, with substantial Southern capital already pledged. Rice, noted for organizing several national banks in the South and West, envisions Boston as a Southern investment hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank
Boston
W. P. Rice
Union Investment Company of
Kansas City
South
The
American National
Rice
American National Bank of Kansas City
First National Bank of
Second free Saturday exhibition attracts hollyhocks display
The society’s second free Saturday exhibition features hollyhocks as the principal flower display. Exhibitors include Joseph S Kay of Wood's Hall Dr C G Weld of Grookline Edwin Sheppard & Son of Lowell and Charles F Curtis of Jamaica Plain. The event runs from 12 m to 3 p m and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. Kay
Wood's Hall
C. G. Weld
Grookline
Edwin Sheppard & Son
Lowell
Charles F. Curtis
Jamaica Plain
Emergency hospital plan for veterans encampment
An emergency hospital with 100 beds will operate day and night for G A RK veterans during the encampment. Two additional hospitals with ample service will be on call, along with ten ambulances. A large corps of physicians will care for the injured, with emergency stations along the parade route, each staffed by an ambulance corps member and a policeman with stretcher and first aid supplies, in rapid contact with hospitals and ambulance stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. RK
Red Cross
Mechanic Charitable Association elects new members
The Massachusetts Mechanic Charitable Association held a quarterly meeting at Mechanics Hall with thirty two members present. The assembly elected Adams D Claflin Andrew F Curtin Daniel G Finnerty Charles E B Breck David Connery Joseph E Waitt Thomas A Watson Josiah R Teel Adolph Berrenberg Alfred A Hunting to join the association and Ezekiel R Jones to the Board of Trustees. A $5000 Caroline Mackay Richardson fund donation was approved and two quarterly entertainments were proposed, one in October and one in April. A September meeting may elect new members and an exhibition is expected to draw many applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanic Charitable Association
Massachusetts Mechanic Charitable Association
Mechanics’ Hall
Huntington Avenue
Adams D. Claflin
Andrew F. Curtin
Daniel G. Finnerty
Charles E. B. Breck
David Connery
Joseph E. Waitt
Thomas A. Watson
Josiah R. Teel
Adolph Berrenberg
Alfred A. Hunting
J. G. Haines
Arrest of James J Menx for drunkenness leads to clash
At 10 o clock last evening James J Menx of No 6 Lroy street was arrested by Officer Dris coll for drunkenness. The prisoner resisted, attracting a crowd of ruffians who threw stones at the officer. He fired a shot for help, and Officers Wright and Drew arrived. The officers used clubs to disperse the crowd and took the prisoner to the station after several people were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Menx
No. 6
Lroy Street
Driscoll
Wright
Drew
Sewerage Talk Highlights Ocean Spray Project at Aphelion Club
Dr Dargin of the Boston Board of Health spoke at the Aphelion Club house Great Head on Ocean Spray sewerage plans and benefits emphasizing home sanitation, disinfection, and the Metropolitan Sewerage Commission. He explained recent fixes to odor, basin retention times, and tide-based pumping, with an outlet planned for Deer Island channel. The talk urged abutters to join the main sewer as required by law. Winthrop residents should understand the obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aphelion Club
Great Head
Dargin
Boston Board of Health
Metropolitan Sewerage Commission
State Board of Health
Ship Channel
Deer Island
Supreme Court Denies Injunction Against Old Colony Railroad Depot Relocation
Knowlton v Old Colony Railroad Company reports that the case seeks to halt relocation of a freight depot near Mill Street Attleboro. The court refused an injunction, citing lack of legal authority and insufficient showing of public nuisance. Attorneys Fox and Williams argued for plaintiff and defendant respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Knowlton
Old Colony Railroad Company
Attleboro
Mill Street
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Board of Selectmen
W. H. Fox
F. H. Williams
Superior Court July 16 Criminal Session
Larceny sentences range from three months to two years six months in the House of Correction for defendants including L. Thompson and McDonough. Violating liquor laws results in fines from 50 to 75 dollars plus costs for Connors Davis Conlon. Lyman receives sixteen months for larceny in building and receiving stolen property. Case list names Commonwealth v. cases and multiple defendants such as Murray Alford Deveny Winston Kane Durkin Bowen Keller Oakes Davis Ratlerty Crackin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
L Hompson
J. Harry Howard
House of Correction
Patrick Connors
John Davis
Same
Thomas McDonough
Henry Lyman
Eixteen
Michael Sullivan
Bowen
Keller
Oakes
City Notes on Fireboat Repairs and Local Appointments
Engine 31 the fireboat under repair with new compact lighter boilers will soon be ready for service and produce better steam power though its draft is increased by nearly 1.5 feet. Sheriff O Brien secured a quorum of the Board of Aldermen and jurors were drawn before adjournment. Clothier E O Thompson sails to Europe aboard the Columbia to seek fall and winter novelties. The General Theological Library received 500 to be a permanent fund in the donor’s name. The Grand Army National Encampment guarantee fund stands at 42350.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Thompson
Washington Street
Europe
Columbia
General Theological Library
Mt. Vernon Street
Grand Army
Farewell Supper for Rotch Scholar Partridge in Boston
The Boston Architectural Club hosted a farewell supper at Parker's for Rotch travelling scholarship winner W. T. Partridge. Congratulatory and farewell speeches were delivered by George H. Wetherell, C. H. Blackall and others before his Friday departure for Grand Rapids to marry, then Europe for two years of architectural study. Arrivals listed include numerous names and cities across hotels and clubs, reflecting a bustling social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Partridge
Rotch
Boston Architectural Club
Parker
Messrs
George H. Wetherell
C. H. Blackall
Partridge
Grand Rapids
Europe
Young’s
R. B. Hawley
Amesbury
A. B. Tower
Holyoke
E. Lovering
Wallace
Clements
Vermont
C. HU. Hobart
New York
Thomas W. Bryant
Torrington
Conn
Mutford
Trenton
N. J
Samuel R. Betts
Parken’s
J. D. Brown
Bridgeport
James D. Arms
Hartford
A. A. Danzig
W. F. Towner
Cleveland
P. J. Gage
Fall River
I. Merriam
Talbert
Lexington
Tremont House
H. R. Turner
Auburndale
F. P. Vandenbergh
Buffalo
Edward A. Berry
Washington, D. C
C. H. Drew
Byron Weston
Dalton
Williams
Thomastown
E. D. Keyes
Portland
United States
W. E. Lewis
M. O. Cocke
Chicago
George S. Paige
KERK
Westcott
Auburn
N. Y
D. G. Woodley
Quebec
W. B. Earle
D. C. Ashley
New Bedford
W.J. Whitine
Clark’s
G. W. Goodsell
HM. M. Griffin
Orange
J.J. Bassett
New London
A. L. Kingman
Duluth
F. L. Chesley
Rochester
T. H. Morrison
Troy
W. H. Holmes
Newport
J. W. Carpenter
Dayton
George Hutchinson
L. P. Woodruff
Revere House
F. C. Ward
Soeally
C. W. Sylvester
Lake Village
Nets
Probate Court in Norfolk Grants Admin, Wills in The Registry
July 16 probate actions list names many residents of Quincy Dedham Weymouth Needham Brookline Roxbury Norwood and more. Wills allowed include Richard Smiddy Foxboro Theodore Liersch Dedham Archie McLellan Wellesley Patrick Horgan Canton Otis Morton Needham. Admin letters granted for David Coughlin Quincy Edward Walley Dedham Mary Meade Stoughton Alice McGue Milton Edward Sumner Brookline Harriet Rip er Walpole Apiter Pratt Weymouth Ann O Neil Dedham Robert Mansfield Needham David Cull Dedham David H Bates Braintree Daniel Douglin Quincy. Accounts allowed cover Hannah W Howe stockline James F Harlow Quincy Martha D Holden Quincy George F Hutchinson Norwood William McAllister Dedham William Taylor Roxbury Abraham Capen Jr Jona Messenger Canton Mary G McIntosh Needham Hannah W Howe Brookline Hannah W Howe Brookline Hannah W Howe Brookline Hannah W Howe flowe Caroline Tirrell Weymouth Thomas Barrows Dedham Minot Tirrell Weymouth Stephen J Bowles Roxbury John A Bird Brookline Samuel A Shurtleff Brookline Martha Robinson Dedham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Dedham
J. Wills
Richard Smiddy
Foxboro
Theodore Liersch
Archie McLellan
Wellesley
Patrick Horgan
Canton
Otis Morton
Needham
David Coughlin
Quincy
Edward J Walley
Mary Meade
Stoughton
Alice M. McGue
Milton
Edward Sumner
Brookline
Harriet E. Riper
Walpole
Apiter Pratt
Weymouth
Ann O'Neil
Robert Mansfield
David Cull
David H. Bates
Braintree
Daniel Douglin
Hannah W. Howe
Stockline
Jamesf. Harlow
Martha D. Holden
George F. Hutchinson
Norwood
William McAllister
William Taylor
Roxbury
Abraham Capen, Jr
Jona Messenger
Mary G. McIntosh
Hannah W. Flowe
Caroline Ti
Insolvency Court Proceedings Noted In Norfolk District
Insolvency court records from Norfolk show multiple third meetings and adjournments. Names include E. F. White Stoughton Walter L Whittemore Quincy Frank E Stedman Needham Milliard F Corbett Brookline Thomas J Saunders Canton George W Batchelder Weymouth Paul R Blackmar Quincy Winfield Blake Hyde Park Ruth S Blake Hyde Park and Fred A Camp Medway with hearings continued to September or July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk Ss
Dedham
Waltr. J
E. & F. White
Stoughton
Walter L. Whittemore
Quincy
Frank E. Stedman
Needham
Milliard F. Corbett
Brookline
Thomas J. Saunders
Canton
George W. Batchelder
Weymouth
Paul R. Blackmar
Winfield Blake
Hyde Park
Ruth S. Blake
Fred A. Camp
Medway
Burglars Break Into Roxbury Home On Winthrop Street
The dwelling of Sammel B. Deane at 91 Winthrop Street Roxbury was entered by burglars some time after the 15th. The house was ransacked while the family was away at Gloucester. Entry was gained by breaking a rear window pane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammel B. Deane
Winthrop Street
Roxbury
Gloucester
Heat drives crowds to Point of Pines concerts
Yesterday extreme heat sent thousands to the Point of Pines. They gathered on the hotel veranda and in shaded groves to enjoy The Apaches band concerts while enjoying the cool ocean breeze. Tomorrow’s concert plans include an elaborate program with several soloists debuting at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Pines
Colorado Mining Stock Exchange Leader Targets May Mazeppa Mines
Colonel Charles E. Taylor of the Colorado Mining Stock Exchange travels East to negotiate bonds for the new exchange building. He represents Taylor & Rathvon, Denver brokers who specialize in dividend paying mining stocks. The May Mazeppa mine, part of Tomichi district Guanison county, dominates their holdings with ongoing dividends and strong development.
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Denver
Col
Charles E. Taylor
Colorado Mining Stock Exchange
East
Taylor & Rathvon
Kansas City Mining & Stock Exchange
Taylor
W. RR. Rathvon
Bates- Hunter
Little Rule
May-Mageppa Mining & Milling Company
Tomichi
Guanison County
Colorado
Parker House
Boston
C. EK. Taylor Co
Exchange Building
Kansas City
Taylor & Rathven
Patterson & Thomas Block
Bathing suits in all sizes at Oak Hall
Oak Hall on North street offers bathing suits in a wide range of sizes from small to extra large, with displays highlighting best fits and seasonal selections.
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Oak Hall
North Street
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