Trotting Meet Opens at Evergreen Park With Exciting Races
Evergreen Park New Berrorp July 22 The four day trotting meet opened to crowds over six hundred. First race 2 37 class purse 250 won by Sunshine with Davy Crockett second and Major C third. Second 2 27 class unfinished due to darkness, Dr Smith and Sebatra among winners. five heats run with Hazel Kirke and Kaniaka among noted entrants. Tomorrow features 2 25 class and 2 34 class with several entries.
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Evergreen Park
New Berrorp
B. B. Bent
Natick
Ch. m
Sunshine
H. Pope
Providence
Davy Crockett
John Swan, Jr
Athol
D. W. Parker
Lowell
B. G
Boston
Dr. Smith
Echo
Sebatra
Hazel Kirke
G. M. Record
Rochester
N. H
E. G
Bibeak Sieee Eveewue
N. J. Stone
New Bedford
G. m. Eleho
FP. McGough
B. m. Lady Haemiltons
Hiesaws
A. H. Dove
Taunton
B. m. Sebatra
F. A. Newell
Bik
M. Hazel Kirke
B. Kimball
Bradford
B. m. Kaniaka
Races at Monmouth Park Feature Young Stakes and Varies
At Monmouth Park New York July 22 results span six races with a mix of sprint and mile events. Winners include Reckon Vamile and De Muth with multiple placings by Wlavilla Annie Long Run and Village Maid along with times noted for each race.
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Monmouth Park
New York
Fitz James
Clarendon
Chemise
Reckon
Wlavilla
Annie
Timne
Tuirpd Rack
de Mu
Pool rooms raided in Chicago after races
After the Washington Park races four pool sellers tried to reopen their rooms. Police raided the sites and orders were issued for similar daily raids to stop pools being sold. Illinois law allows pool selling only at race tracks and West Side track owners may hire detectives to begin systematic raids if downtown pools persist.
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Chicago
CuicaGco
Washington Park
Mlinois
West Side
Nahant Beach Races Set for August 16
Four events scheduled at Nahant Beach on Saturday August 16 include the Stirrup Cup Foam Cup Nahant Cup and Billow Cup all for gentleman riders. Prizes range from 15 to 60 dollars and entries close on August 9 with qualification required by the stewards for non members of Brookline Country Club Myopia Hunt Club Hamilton and Dedham Polo clubs.
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Nahant Beach
Country Club
Brookline
Myopia Hunt Club
Hamilton and
Dedham
Great professional four oared race at Duluth
Five crews contested a three mile course with a turn. Gaudaur, Hanlan, Erics of Buffalo, West Ends of Buffalo and Wallace Ross fought for money and records. Gaudaur won in 13m 6s with Hanlan close behind. Eries and Ross finished third and fourth amid strong rowing and near record conditions.
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Douturnh
Minn
Albert Hamm
J. G. Gaudaur
John McKay
J. Ten Lyck
George Hosmer
Hugh Wise
John Teemer
Edward Hanian
Erics
Buffalo
C. W. Roth
J. P. Roth
George Ware
William Cremmings
West Ends of
Wallace Ross
Hanlan
Ross
Ene
Gaudaur
West End
Eries
Erie
Canada Regatta Preparations Build for Lachute Race
Canada’s regatta at Lachute August 9 draws entries from St. Paul Minneapolis and Winnipeg. Over half funds raised, events include junior and senior singles doubles fours with medals cups and prizes. Referee C P Selater, ex Oxford Cambridge oarsman, to oversee races. Michael Enright drowns practicing on Von River near Toronto. accident likely a boat capsize with entangled feet.
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New York
Canadian Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Lachkine
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
C. P. Selater
Oxford
Cambridge
Henley
London Rowing Club
Hanlan
Courtney
Toronto
Ont
Michael Enright
Conrad Enright
von River
How the Members Answered the Roll Call The Bankruptcy Bill Debate
The House debated the original package on July 22 In the roll call the Adams substitute failed 33 to 115. The House substitute for the Senate bill passed 113 to 97 after many vote changes. The passage of the Senate bill as amended followed 176 to 338. The conference with the Senate was requested. The bankruptcy bill opened with E B Taylor of Ohio praising its fairness while opponents including Culberson Wheeler and Buchanan questioned its provisions. The House adjourned at 4 50.
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Washineaton
House
Journal
Senate
Yeas
YuAs
Anderson
Mississippi
Baker
Bartine
Barwig
Bayne
Bliss
Boatner
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Brickner
Brookshire
Brown
Buchanan
Virginia
Bullock
Burton
Bynum
Caldwell
Candier
Georgia
Carlton
Carath
Caswell
Cheadie
Ciunie
Comstock
Cooper
Indiana
Cothran
Crisp
Cummings
Davidson
Dibble
Dickerson
Dockery
Dunnell
Dunphy
Edmunds
Ellis
Farquhar
Flood
Foreman
Forney
Fowler
Frank
Gest
Goodnight
Grosvenor
Llangen
Hayes
Haynes
Hemphill
Kermann
Holman
Kinsey
la Follette
Laidlaw
Lane
Lawler
Laws
Lehrbach
Lester
Lewis
Marsh
Martin
McAdoo
McCarthy
McClellan
McCord
McCormick
McCreary
McMillin
McRae
Moore
New Hampshire
Mutchler
Oates
O’ferrall
O’neall
Osborne
Outhwaite
Owen
Owens
Ohio
Parrett
Payne
Paynter
Peel
Pennington
Price
Quinn
Reed
Lown
Reilly
Richardson
Sawyer
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Skinner
Spider
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Tracey
Turner
New York
van Schaick
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Wheeler
Alabama
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Yardley Yoder
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Abbott
Allen
Michigan
Atkinson
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Kelknap
Bergen
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Brewer
Vrosius
Bucuanan
New Jersey
Candler
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Cogswell
Coleman
Conver
Craig
Crain
Culberson
Texas
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Cutcheon
Dalzell
Darlington
Dolliver
Eliott
Evans
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Finley
Fithian
Fiick
Funston
Gear
Gifford
Greenharge
Henderson
Iowa
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Hitt
Hopkins
Houk
Kelley
Kennedy
Kerr
Lacey
Lanham
Mason
McDuffie
McKenna
Miles
Morey
Morrill
Morrow
Morse
O’ Donnell
O'Neil
O'Neill
Payson
Perkins
Peters
Pickler
Pugsley
Quackenbush
Raines
Kay
Rife
Robertson
Rockwell
Krank
Missouri
Messrs
Adams
Caruth
Clunie
Alberson
Jounphy
Elliott
Lehlback
McAdore
Savers
Stewart
Taylor
Ilinois
E. B. Taylor
Judiciary Committee
Wallace
Kansas
Mrr. Buchanan
Louisiana
Senate Pensions for Fremont and McClellan Widows Approved
The Senate committee on pensions reported favorably bills to pension General Fremont and General McClellan widows at 2000 dollars annually each. Amendments to the Indian appropriation bill reallocated northern Cheyenne removal to a permanent settlement on existing reservations. The Sioux subsistence and civilization funds rose to 950000, and 150000 was added for one year's interest on a 3000000 permanent fund.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Pensions
John C. Fremont
George B. McClewan
Senate
South Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
Pettigrew
Power
Spooner
New Soldiers' Memorial Hall and Public Library Groundbreaking
The cornerstone of the new Memorial Hall and Public Library was laid today with Masonic ceremonies. The 64 by 64 foot two story building will house a public library and a Grand Army Post, featuring granite foundations, brick body, terra cotta trim, memorial tablets, and an estimated cost of $20,000.
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Soldi Gorial
Masonic Lodge
Grand Army
Grand Lodge
M. W. Samuel Wells
Public Library
Grand Army Post
Memorial Hall
Miscreants Caught in Hartford Shooting Case
Hartrord Conn July 22 two Glastonbury men Hazen Bellware and Thomas Golden were captured after the East Hartford shooting of Frank Minor. Bellware confessed to the shooting. Golden denied intent. Both jailed and to be tried tomorrow. Minor died at 10 35 PM.
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Hartrord
Conn
Frank Minor
East Hartford
Ennis
Hartford
Moore
Hazen Bellware
Thomas Golden
Glastonbury
Strong
Bellinars
Golden
Bellware
Hey
Minor
Newfoundland French Shore Controversy Needs Arbitration
The French shore along Newfoundland remains a volatile issue between Britain and France. Bait trade bans and French restrictions on codfish sales have strained colonial relations and the coast over seven hundred miles suffers limits on fisheries. Arbitration by impartial umpires could resolve rights under treaties, with mutual concessions from both sides and renewed good will.
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Newfoundland
France
North American
Court of Versailles
North America
Wolfe
Abraham
Quebec
Great Britain
Duke of Newcastle
Cape Breton
Mediterranean
Labrador
England
Britain
Beverly Votes to Extend Water Service and Lighting Plan
In Beverly on July 22 at a special town meeting the Water Board was authorized to extend pipes to the new Adams Manufacturing Company plant and through private ways deemed beneficial. The lighting report was adopted with instructions to study a general system using electricity, seek proposals, and approve contracts. A resolve urged Legislature to permit towns to establish and operate their own electric lighting plants. The committee included Francis J. Crowell, Albert Perry, William Stopford, Roland W. Boyden, and Frank Woodbury.
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Beverly
Water Board
Board of Trade
Adams Manufacturing Company
Francis J. Crowell
Albert Perry
William Stopford
Roland W. Boyden
Frank Woodbury
Fire Rips Hammerfest Norway Leaving Inhabitants Homeless
A large fire nearly destroys Hammerfest in Norway. residents left destitute as aid arrives from Tromsø. In Cincinnati a tenement fire claims three children and kills three others. multiple escapes and intense flames mark the disaster. Additional fires in New York, Pottstown, Portland, Pittsburg and Roxbury cause significant losses and injuries, with various buildings including a private school, a woolen mill, and several residences affected.
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Lonpox
Hammerfest
Norway
Tromsoe
Cincinnati
John Christie
Solomon Menski
Eva
Erran
Chicago
New York
Third Avenue
John Mackie
Pottstowyn
Penn
Bill School
Pottstown
Portland
Cape Elizabeth
Mangin
PitTspure
Bradley & Co
Alleghany
Lowenl
Lawyer Says Appeal Bars Jail Time In Police Court Case
Hartworp, July 22 Thomas W. O Boyle was jailed to work out a $100 fine after appeal for soliciting insurance without authority. His lawyer contends only bond, not imprisonment, is required. Judge Calhoun granted habeas corpus, reversing the court’s ruling sustaining jail for appeal.
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Hartworp
Conn
Thomas W. O’boyle
Ile
Smuggling seizure in Gloucester targets J J Clark captain
In Gloucester on July 22 Collector Presson led officers to the premises of William H. Jordan where twenty barrels and two kegs of liquor were found. The liquor is believed smuggled from St Pierre Mig by Captain James L. Anderson of schooner J J Clark. The seizure ranks among the largest in the area and Anderson has long been a suspect.
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Gloucester
Presson
St. Pierre
William H. Jordan
Mig
James L. Anderson
J. J. Clark
Anderson
Valuations From Harwich Bourne and Eastham July
Harwich shows real estate valued at 749,460 and personal estate at 270,531 for a total 1,019,991 with tax rate 15 per 1000. Bourne records total 1,222,615 up 87,465 from last year with real estate 994,815 and personal estate 227,700. Eastham lists personal estate 51,321 real estate 176,272 total 227,593 and tax rate 1120 per 1000.
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Harwich
Bourne
Man in Labrador kills children then dies by own hand
Thomas Oliver of Pig Brook near Hamilton Inlet Labrador killed three of his children and took his own life while his wife and eldest son were away from home. The crime is attributed to melancholy.
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St. Joan’s
Thomas Oliver
Pig Brook
Hamilton Inlet
Labrador
St Ann's by the Sea to be consecrated on July 27
The Episcopal chapel on Block Island named St Ann's by the Sea will be consecrated next Sunday morning July 27 by Bishop Clark of Rhode Island and assistant clergy. The chapel is described as a beautiful, well furnished edifice and entirely free of debt.
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Block Island
St. Ann’s-by-the-Sea
Clark
D.D
Rhode Island
Judge rules $5 per lobster in Hogan case
In Salem on July 22 Judge Safford ruled Thomas F. Hogan was not liable for 139 short lobsters in a trap but must forfeit $5 for each of 125 lobsters in his boat totaling $625. Hogan appealed and posted $700 bonds to pursue the appeal.
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Salem
Spectan
Safford
Thomas F. Hogan
Hogan
Watch Thief Arrested at Massachusetts General Hospital
Officer Hicks of Station 3 arrested William Welch for stealing a gold watch and chain valued at 55 dollars from Massachusetts General Hospital on March 12. The property belonged to Elizabeth M. Ellis.
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Hicks
William Welch
Massachusetts General Hospital
Elizabeth M. Ellis
Obituary for Sir Richard Wallace Former MP and Art Collector
The death of Sir Richard Wallace, former British MP and famed art collector born in London on July 24, 1818, is announced. He was the illegitimate son of the Marquis of Hertford and inherited vast wealth and a grand art collection, later gifted to public view for the relief of distressed British subjects during the Franco-German war.
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Richard Wallace
House of Commons
London
Marquis of
Hertford
Thackeray
Lord Steyne
Rawdon Crawley
Becky Sharp
Paris
Lisburn
Ireland
Mile
Julie Amelie Charlotte Castelnau
Wallace
Queen Victoria
Marquis of Hertford
Sir Richard Wallace
Bethnal Green Museum
Richard
Turner
Rembrandt
Reynolds
Murillo
Benvenuto Cellini
Deaths of Rev John J Bell and Edward Payson
The Rev John J Bell C S S R of the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Boston Highlands died yesterday. Born Baltimore October 15 1855 he trained at Redemptorist College St James Baltimore Illchester Md and was ordained March 1880. Edward Payson of Deering Mo long an educator and legislator died Monday aged seventy seven, author of Dr Tom Maine Law in the Balance and On the Verge. Ichabod Burt architect Fall River died Monday night, a Grand Army figure long active in city affairs.
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John J. Bell
C.S.S.R
Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Boston Highlands
Baltimore
Redemptorist College of
St. James
Illchester
Redemptoriat
Annapolis
Edward Payson
Deering
Bowdoin
Oakland College
Mississippi
Payson
Grand Army
Decorated barges dazzle at Henley Regatta
At the Henley Regatta the decorated barges impressed with tasteful color schemes and unity of design. Boats ranged from white and lemon tones to amber and orange drapery, with flowers and awnings enhancing the effect as a large crowd enjoyed the river spectacle.
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London Daily News
Colonel North
Notre Dame
H. B. Smith
Hood's Sarsaparilla Record of Cures Noted
The record of cures accomplished by Hood's Sarsaparilla can never be completely written. The peculiar curative powers are successful when everything else has failed. If your blood is impure, your digestion out of order, try Hood's Sarsaparilla.
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Hood
Daring Robbery at Union Bank in Quiepec
A bold yet partially successful theft occurred at the Union Bank at 1 pm. Cashier Veazie, alone for lunch, was knocked down when a well dressed man posing as a clergy visitor lured him to the door. The robbers fled with the cashier’s private box containing 200 dollars, 5000 Levis debentures, 31300 Quebec steamship debentures, and papers. Two Yankee suspects arrived by the Montreal boat and remain at large.
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Quiepec
Union Bank
Veazie
Levis
Quebec
Montreal
Thought He Owned the Railway
Norfolk magistrate Fountaine of Norford Hall stopped an Eastwind Express by waving and stepping onto the four foot way. The driver halted, the man boarded a first class carriage, and the train moved on. He was fined £25 and bound over to keep the peace by Swaffham Quarter Sessions.
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London Daily News
Fountaine
Norford
Norfolk
Swift
Norford Hall
West Norfolk Foxhounds
Eastwind
Swaffham
Fragmented Security List From Historical Bond Ledger
A dense OCR segment lists numerous securities including railroads, banks, insurance firms, and utilities with coupons and maturity notes. Items mention Consolidated RR of Vermont Ist m 5s 1913, Florida Midland Istm 6s 1916, and various company shares such as Mercantile Insurance Co and American Insurance Co alongside regional names like Rutland RR and Burlington entities.
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McKay & Big
Rs M. Asso
Winnisimmnet Co
E.&t. Fairbanks & Co
Elm Hill Association
Suffolk Cordage Co
McCay & Big
H. M. Asso
Do Eliot Insurance Co
de McKay & Lig. UW. M. Asso
de Boylston Insurance Co
Consol. RR. of Vt
Florida Midland Ry. Co
Toledo
St. Louis
Kansas City
Rutland RR
Consol. RR
Illinois Grand Trunk RR
Wisconsin Valley RR
Shoe & Leather Nat. Bank
American Rapid Tel. Co
Horatio Harris & Co Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Horatio Harris and Co auctioneers and commission merchants operate at Ro 227 State Street offering sales and consignment services for a variety of goods with local business presence in the area.
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Horatio Harris & Coo
State Street
Snow & CO
North Barket St
Fulton St
Idler Gold Mining 60 Board Officers Named
Financial notice lists Arthur Thompson of Warner New Hampshire as president and W S Masters of Knoxville Tennessee as vice president with Dr W P Jones of Marion North Carolina as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Thompson
Warner
N. H
W. S. Masters
Knoxville
Mining stock sale at 1.25 per share in Boston offer
The company seeks funds to cover debts and machinery, with Prof. S P Sharples endorsing an 800 acre mining property as the richest he has seen. Assays average 135.80 gold per ton. Buy 1600 stock for 125 this week only. call 18 Broad St for details and ore samples.
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S. P. Sharples
State Assayer of
Mass
Broad St
Boston
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Suffolk
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Book of Suffolk
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Thomas Barry
MU. T. Casey
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Mary O’brien
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