Saginaw Races Feature Fastest Mile Yet At Track
Sanger rides to a two minute mile on a trotting track amid 6000 fans as 2:01-2 and 2:08 fractions mark fast times for 3 year olds. Alteo Sidney McGregor and Bright Regent also post swift miles while bicycle events highlight the day with Sanger over a 2:01-4 dash and a new world bicycle record.
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Saginaw
Mich
Fred Kohe
Colonel Kuser
Sidney McGregor
Alteo
Burlingame
Viotta
Bright Regent
Robert J
Sanger
Tyler
O’connor
Weinig
Coleman
Bik. H
Gay Wilkes
Br. H
Dick. Otson
Oelhe Mentees Pasborise
B.g
Pilot
Dambar
Clara T
B. m
Wilton
Fields
Forester, Gr. G
Abdallah Wilkes
Zimmer
Dinoutsss Vee Ee Eosea
Esther Dee
Gr. m
Sphinx
Mitler
Kerins
B. H
Dougherty
Altamont
McDowell
Robert McGregor
Starr
Col. Kuser
B. B
Stranger
McCarthy
Pac Dale
Sca Wrap Seabee
Chimes
G& GB
Bertie R
B. G
Ramey
Harry Pennington
Br. B
Read
Bright Gent
Prince Regent
SPE Times
Bangor Hands New Bedford a Decisive Loss in Bangor Match
Bangor defeated New Bedford 15 to 3 in a game moved from Bangor to Rockland, with New Bedford committing poor play and Sharp being removed for insulting the umpire while Weihl received a fine. Bangor had 22 hits to New Bedford's 13, and 4 errors to 10. Drinkwater, McKillop and Hayes, Friend, Doe, Sharp and Murphy were the batteries.
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Rockland
Bangor
New Bedford
Sharp
Weihl
Drinkwater
McKillop
Hayes
Friend
Doe
Sharp and Murphy
Lewiston Wins With Timely Hitting And Strong Pitching
Lewiston defeated Pawtucket in eight innings on July 18 in a game highlighted by Mains finest mound work this season and Hannivan’s sharp fielding. The home team rallied with timely hits and three costly errors by Pawtucket to seal a 13 to 9 victory. Base hits favored Lewiston 13 to 7, with four Lewiston errors to Pawtucket’s three. Mains and Crisham opposed Meakin and Barton.
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Lewiston
Mains
Hannivan
Pawtucket
Crisham
Meakin
Barton
Parish Picnic At Ocean Grove Draws 1500 Attendees
The annual Parish of the Immaculate Conception picnic at Ocean Grove Revere Beach drew about 1500 people. A Total Abstinence Society nine beat A W by 11 to 9 in baseball. Winners included George Collins 220 yard dash for boys, Miss Tottie Butler for girls, James Reardon for men, Patrick Sullivan in the one mile run, Patrick Coughlan in two mile bicycle race, Patrick Noonan in four and a half mile, Cornelius Sullivan second, Fred McDermott third. The organizing committee was Rev Father Lee, Patrick Coughlan, Herbert O'Donnell, J E Farrell, William Brennan, John Milligan.
Somerville Boys Face Malicious Injury Charge
Four Somerville youths Henry J. Hallenbeck Robert Beckwith Matthew A Peterson were charged with maliciously injuring S H Huntley president of the Common Council by throwing crackers at his house in the early June 17 incident. Charles Wilson identified them as present, hearing adjourned to next Tuesday with bonds set at nine dollars.
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Somerville
S. H. Huntley
Common Council
Storey
Huntley
Henry J. Hallenbeck
Robert Beckwith
Matthew A. Peterson
Charles Wilson
Beverly man foiled highwayman at Rialside
Edward Putnam of Beverly was approached by a stranger Wednesday night as he walked home near Rialside. He fired a revolver into the air, then at the assailant, missing him. The robber fled. no clue to his identity remains beyond shoe marks on the ground.
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Edward Putnam
Beverly
Rialside
Putnam
Melrose Poet Wins Welcome Poem for Christian Endeavorers
Agnes Sampson Addie of Melrose Highlands earns the Post’s double gold eagle for her welcome poem to the Christian Endeavorers. The Charlestown native, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Addie, recently moved to Melrose Highlands and is vacationing in Canada with her mother.
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Agnes Sampson Addie
Melrose Highlands
Mass
Miss Addie
Charlestown
John Addie
Transcript
Canada
Boston
Agnes
Addie
Park Avenue
Montreal
Post
Boston Post
Roll of Honor list of names and addresses
Roll of Honor names with street addresses across Dorchester Readville Roxbury Hyde Park Charlestown and other areas. Includes Effie H Rogers Leo Saggem ar M Morton Edith Simpson Adelaide T Jones Violet Eyre Caroline Dalton and many more across Massachusetts and nearby states with multiple districts and street numbers listed.
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Effie H. Rogers
Bowdoin Street
Dorchester
Fayette Street
Leo Saggemar
B. M’kendroy
Readville
Mass
R. S. Morton
Shawmut Avenue
M. C
Medway
F. J. Fitzgerald
Eustis Street
Roxbury
Edith Simpson
Federal Street
E. I. Humphrey
Hyde Park
Fall River
Ee Edward Baird
Washington Street
G. A. Snow
Alliston
J. H. L. Hill
Centre Street
Annie T. Prescott
Hancock Street
F. W. Scott
T. W. Curtis
Box 54
Calais
S. Cc
H. Bevis
Winter Hill
Adelaide T. Jones
Shurtleff Street
Chelsea
W. D. Rich
Elm Street
Violet Eyre
Charlestown
W. M. Richan
Saratoga Street
W. H. Graves
Cleveland
H. Reynolds
Austin Street
Cambridge
J.B. Doane
Middleboro
L. P. Drouin
Sarsfield Street
George Bricket
Lynn
Lillian Young
Minnie Edwards
Holbrook
W. Small
Duxbury
Marion K. Parker
Malden
Main Street
Fitchburg
L. H. Hart
S. Holland
Jerusalem
Corey Hill
H. W. Stratton
Crawford Street
Helen I. Beal
North Marshfield
Mabel O. Mills
Broadway
Somerville
Walter French
Randolph
Mary E. Foster
Winthrop Street
Elizabeth R. George
Francis H. Bang
Ellen S. Taylor
Medford
A. M. Dodge
Walter Park
Stoneham
Hattie Elwell
Hillside Street
Carrie E. Walton
Salem
E. Dunshee
Sunanda Park
Col
W. J. Farrell
F Street
South
Boston
J. W. Nye
Lewis Street
EB. B.” M. Skinner
Hammond Street
Lexicon
Atlantic
Clara L. Shattuck
Canton Street
J. T. Merrick
M. H. J. Newman
C. L. Reed
Pauline Street
Winthrop
Florence B. Robinson
T. B. Wellman
W. Thomas
R. Gordon
Caroline P. Dalton
M. E. Weeks
West Newton
Lexington
Minnie A. Coldbrick
Gertrude B. Lane
Clifton Street
Ss. Dunlop
Martha F. Pickering
Rockport
J. W. Smith
Beacon Street
Annette M. Osborne
W. R. Williams
Gordon Street
J. M. Wade
S. M. Hodgdon
G. W. D'Vys
Marshall Street
Maggie B. Campbell
Harvard Street
Annie Harris
E Street
M. R. Joy
R. C. Percival
H. E. Hunt
Marlboro
Georgie Hardy
Lawrence
C. E. Woolley
Auburn
N. Y
Music on the Row by Father Drumgoole Band serenades Boston crowd
The Staten Island Father Drumgoole Juvenile Band serenaded yesterday evening in Boston to aid Father Ford at the Working Boys Home annual picnic on Saturday. The event drew attention from The Post Herald Globe and Journal and a growing crowd that blocked the street.
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Father Drumgoole
Staten Island
Empire State
Boston
Father Ford
Post, Herald, Globe and Journal
Defender's Sails to Be Larger Than Present Rig
The Defender's new sails will exceed the current rig with a gaff of 64 feet and a 106 foot boom. Boston Spar Company in East Boston has received orders and the spars are nearing completion in the yard ready for shipment once sails are finished.
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Boston Spar Company
East Boston
Charitable drive urged for widow of East Boston victim
An editorial calls for a public fund to aid the destitute widow of John W. Wills and her six children. The Post reports receiving 128 dollars total so far, with a list of donors including John Martin and Elizabeth Murray from Roxbury, while noting the need for a larger contribution to ease the bereaved family’s hardship.
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Post
East Boston
John W. Wills
John Martin
Botestbiecss
Elizabeth Murray
Roxbury
Cevcierts
Esa Bbeb
M. E. Ss Ib
Ako
Otel J Ve
Good Wishes for Mrs Wills From M E Boston
In a letter to the editor M E Boston asks readers to add to the contributions for Mrs Wills and wishes the Post success. The note is dated July 17 and signed M E Boston.
Christian Endeavorers Finish City Excursions
A large Christian Endeavor movement wave has receded with final tours ending at Union Station. About 300 rode to Portland Old Orchard Beach and 250 to Mt Washington for revival events led by Charles E. Allen and H N Lathrop. Dr Francis E Clark spoke in Portland as part of the movement's expansion and next travel plans include Fabyan’s and Mt Washington Summit House before returning to Boston.
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Union Station
Portland
White Mountains
Old Orchard
Mt. Washington
Charles E. Allen
Committee of Thirteen
H. N. Lathrop
Old Williston Church
Christian Endeavor Movement
Francis E. Clark
Mitie
Dr. Clark
Boston
Old Orchard Beach
OConnell breaks world mark in Brewers Stakes race
At Oakley O Fal lon's track Harry O O Fal lon's son O Connell shattered the six furlongs world record on a circular track with a 1 minute 21 1 4 second winning time. He won the Brewers stakes by a length over Caesarian with Maid Marian third. the $1500 purse added to a season of excellence. The previous record was 1 12 3 4 set by Diggs.
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Oakley
Harry O O’fallon
O’connell
Caesarian
Maid Marian
Diggs
Electric rail line opens near Niagara Falls. wreck injures man
The Niagara Falls to Lewiston electric railroad opened with a ceremonial run. A derailment near Lewiston sent the rear car into the water, injuring Robert E. Whitney seriously and leaving Henry W. Box unhurt after a fall. Dozens more players and passengers suffered minor injuries.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
New Electric Railroad
Niagara Falls City
Lewiston
N. W
Robert E. Whitney
Henry W. Box
Depew-Astor
License Hearing Over Silver Grill Case Company
The Board of Police held a hearing to determine who should receive the current year's license for the Silver Grill Case Company. With the company in liquidation and an assignee appointed, disputes center on stock collateral pledged by Alexander Brown to brewer Charles A. King and whether King holds the stock or Brown owns it. The commissioners face tangled creditor arrangements and must establish rightful stock ownership to grant the license.
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Board of Police
Alexander Brown
Louis Brown
Brown
Charles A. King
King
New York
Blind Mitton
Ufe
Polis
America
Election results and farewell at a Scottish station
Conservative gains across districts are listed with specific vote counts for Salisbury East Hulse and Kensington North as Liberal and Unionist candidates secure outcomes. Crowds bid a Scottish family namesake farewell as Morley thanks opponents for fair campaigning and urges supporters to accept defeat with courage.
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Salisbury
E. H. Hulse
W. R. Brown
Hawick Burghs
T. Shaw
J. Sanderson
Kensington
North
W. T. Sharpe
F. C. Frye
Scotland
Morley
American Girls in British Politics Election Notes
A long list of district results shows Conservative gains and Liberal losses across multiple divisions including Walsall Sydney Tower Hamlets Leeds Nottinghamshire Bassetlaw and Lancashire. Notable margins and by elections are recorded with references to specific candidates such as Sir Arthur Hayter H H Marks J L Walton and Baron H De Worms while the piece notes historical voting patterns and a remark about the Labor candidate Hammill drawing workingmen's votes away from the Liberals.
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Walsall
Sydney
Arthur Hayter
Tower Hamlets
St. George’s
H. H. Marks
J. W. Benn
Leeds
J. L. Walton
R. J. Neville
Alfred Shaw
Walton
Neville
Nottinghamshire
Bassetlaw
PF. Miner
R. E. Leader
Lancashire
Radcliffe
Colonel Mellor
Dr. Pollard
Carmathen
J. J. Jenkins
Major Jones
Leicestershire
Melton
E. “Fanners
Mr. Wakerley
Monmouth
Albert Spicer
G. M. Undertown
Cumberland
Penrith
J. W. Lowther
T. S. Douglas
Essex
Harwich
J. Round
R. Varty
Liverpool
West Toxteth
R. P. Houston
W. Mulholland
Burnley
Philip Stanhope
W. A. Lindsay
Montrose Burghs
J. Shiross Will
G. W. Baxter
Middleton
T. Fielden
C. H. Hopwood
Cardiff
J. M. MacLean
E. J. Reed
Stirling Burghs
H. Campbell-Bannerman
Lord. Rosebery
C. Macaskie
Huth
Bevan Edwards
Israel Hart
Wandsworth
H. Kimber
Marsh’ Mayhew
Derbyshire
J. Gretton
H. E. Broad
Broad
Norfolk
South
F. Taylor
T. H. Dolbey
Mr. Broad
Ince
Colonel Blundell
S. Woods
Woods
Durham
Barnard Castle
Sir J. Pease
Captain Vane
Cheshire
Eddisbury
H. J. Tillemache
Roger Bate
Kent
Dartford
W. Hart Dyke
Patterson Nickalls
Montgomery
E. Pryce Jones
Owen Phillips
Perthshire
Donald Currie
J. D. Hope
East Toxteth
Baron H. de Worms
Y. C. Crawbarn
Exchange
J. C. Bingham
W. W. Bowring
Scotland
Thomas Power O'Connor
W. E. Macartney
West Derby
W. H. Long
Mr. Browning
Kirkdale
Sir George Baden Powell
Alderman Johnson
James ‘Omkinson
John Morley Leaves Newcastle After Electoral Defeat
John Morley, former chief secretary for Ireland, who failed to win re election in Newcastle, departed the city this afternoon to join his next political assignment.
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London
John Morley
Ireland
Newcastle
Stambuloff dead after night of struggle in Bulgaria
Stambuloff died at 3 35 this morning after the death struggle began at 10 last night. Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria sent an expression of sympathy to Mme Stambuloff by telegraph.
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Softa
Bulgaria
M. Stambuloff
Prince Ferdinand of
Mme. Stambuloff
Liberals fear in East Fife and Midlothian seats
London reports polling on July 18 in East Fifeshire once held by Herbert Asquith and in Midlothian associated with Mr. Gladstone. Results due by midday tomorrow. Unionists claim to have won Gladstone's former seat and to have overturned Asquith's 294 vote majority from 1892.
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London
East Fifeshire
Herbert Asquith
Midlothian
Gladstone
Asquith
German literateur Reichensperger dies in Cologne at 87
Berlin July 18 Auguste Reichensperger a noted literateur and former head of the German clerical party died in Cologne Tuesday aged 87 He was born in Coblenz in 1808
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Berlin
Auguste Reichensperger
Cologne
Cobleng
Silver Debate in Chicago Ends With Tension Over 1873 Act
In a July 18 Chicago debate Harvey and Horr clashed over silver demonetization. Horr defended his working-class stances and asserted his own humble origins, while Harvey questioned Horr’s past as a bank president and pressed the act of 1873. The session adjourned to 1 p.m. Saturday.
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Chicago
Harvey- Horr
Horr
Harvey
Congress
Congress of the
United States
Lively naval cadets face trouble on Grenada trip
Two cadets from Cambridge and Martha's Vineyard aboard the training ship faced arrest after firing a revolver during a Grenada visit with about thirty-five others. They spent fifteen hours in jail, paid $9 fines each, and were quarantined aboard the ship upon return after aid from the American consul and officers.
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Cambridge
Martha’s Vineyard
Grenada
Alhambra
Perkins
Ware
Lawn party aids St Agnes Industrial School Dorchester
A two day lawn party to benefit St Agnes Industrial School is planned on the Home grounds Humphrey Street Dorchester from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Baldwin's Cadet Band will provide dance music and several concerts. Local ladies have organized the event with special trains arranged with the New York and New England railroad to Dudley Street station adjacent to the grounds.
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St. Agnes’s Industrial School
Humphrey Street
Dorchester
Baldwin
Wil
New York & New England Railroad
Dudley Street
Massachusetts Day in Manchester Demonstrates Civic Pride
A Massachusetts day celebration in Manchester features speeches by Lt. Governor Wolcott and others, a municipal history read, and a parade with floral carriages. Residents praise public education, religion, and immigration policy while urging continued civic virtue and reform.
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Lady Naylor-Leyland
Miss Chamberlain
Stambuloff
Goin” Harvey
R. G. Horr
Lively Naval Cadets
ST. Agnes’s School
Manchester
Massachusetts Bay
Old Bay State
Berkshire
Barnstable
Nantucket
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
R. S. Sargeant
Masconomo
Henry Leach
Ashley
Germany
A. G. Jewett
William Jeffries
Wolcott
D. F. Lannon
Richard Henry Dana
Gov. Winthrop
Leach
Gordon Prince
West Manchester
Miss Curtis
Miss Wetherbee
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