Hospital Ship Bay State Benefits From Local Gifts
Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association received many donations for the hospital ship Bay State including a steam launch loaned by the Lowell Soldiers’ Aid Society and $1400, 1000 comfort bags from Mrs. William E. Russell, $250 for electric fans from Mrs. Mary Hooper, and Mellin’s Food Company supplies at reduced price. A Boston Fruit Company steamship will ship goods to Cuba Monday under Dr. Brackett’s supervision.
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Bay State
Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association
Lowell Soldiers’ Aid Society
Charles H. Allen
Navy
William E. Russell
Boston Fruit Company
Cuba
India Street
Brackett
A. Henry Higginson
Manchester- by-the-Sea
New England
California
Manchester-by-the Sea
Higginson
Union Hat Co Sets Aug 1 Sale Rush in Boston
The Union Hat Company announces a summer hat sale starting immediately with prices cut by half through August 1. The Hanover and Union Streets flagship store aims to create a sales sensation among straw crash and felt hats.
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Boston
Union Hat Company
Hanover and
Union Streets
Turney Wins 2:11 Pace at Combination Park Race
Report covers harness racing at Combination Park with several trotting and pacing heats. Peter Turney wins the 2:11 pace, Maggie and others place behind, and Belle Dolly leads the 2:14 pace while Mazette takes the 2:17 class. Heavy track and cool weather influence performances, with multiple heats detailing contenders and margins.
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Combination Park
Ladd
Peter Turney
Maggie
Jimmy B
Georgie G
Belle Dolly
Annie Shedd
Chelsea
Belle Colly
Melson
Mazette
Little Girl
Merrill
Porter
B. G
Independence
Ll. Medonato
Cricee Ech Aubaeukaeuesae Miees Igre Etna Simmons
Michael Strogoff
T. Holmes
Keera
B. m
J. Skinner
Seata Shre OY Malacca
Bik. G
A. Trout
Esbacces
Nellie
Bsm
F. Clark
Ibsen
Aeyak
Dodge
G. G
Dick Hunter
Sally Dobb
Scipio
E. Gillies
C. Gardner
Jimmie B
A. Lawrence
J. Timothy
Fleetfoot
C. m
Folsom
B. B
Ro. G
J. A. Ceble
Tennessee ‘Wilkes- Marcola
McEwen
T. Batley
W. Coville
G. Porter
Saicky Boy
O. G
B. Palmer
Donne, Ch
Smith
General
Bo. Gevewes Ecards Seeders
Timothy
L. Dore
Seeeee
Big Ike
Br. G
Lu. McDonald
Horse Drops Dead at Rigby Park Racetrack
L. E. McEntee of Boston loses a pacer when bay gelding T. T. D. collapses on the track during the second heat of the 2:19 pace at Rigby Park in Portland. Driver unharmed. Race summaries note multiple classes and horses with times and owners. Cambridgeport horse wins at Hills Grove. Notion takes 2:32 in six-heat race at Fall River.
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Portland
Rigby Park
L. E. McEntee
Boston
Nick
E. G
West Wilkes
Yazoo
Woodbury
Success
Sherman
Alhonac
Demarest
General
B. G
Sidnere
Thoroughbred
O’neill
J. T
G. G
Lowe
Bover
Marston
Trimbell
Paine
T. D
Burch
Queen Wilkes
Br. m
Lillian Odd Maid
Odd Mark
Valin Hake & Wappiness
B. m
Walker
Ronald
Donnelly
Ehnaeate Cas Aetian Commissary
Ceseee
Bo Hector
Cahill
Osceee
Betsy Belman
O’donnell
Cambridgeport
Providence
Hills Grove
Lelandanis
A. E. Lynch
Mass
Notion
Sam Hyde
Fall River
Star Pointer Fails World Record Run at Grosse Pointe
Detroit July 22 Star Pointer narrowly misses lowering the world record at Grosse Pointe track clocking 2 01 2 for the mile pace. Weather cool, track fast, crowd witness the effort despite not beating the 1:59 1 4 mark.
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Detroit
Mich
Grosse Pointe Track
Star Pointer
Robert J
Mike
Governor Holt
Quarterstaff
Abbot
Geers
Indiana
Pinewood
B. G
Spupereeevet
King (Geers
Cgmee Aerts
G. G
Orange Blossom
Fanny Mitchell
Greenway
Midi
Bs m
Aratician- Noontide
Lapham
Nethaway
Winfield
Br. G
Gatcomb
McCarthy
Vereanes
Professor Wells
Bik. H
Dan- Soptdy
Claes
Nancy King
Bi. m
W. Tpa
Eikls
Kore
Eh. m
W. H. Wil- Pik
Lorillard Horses Dominated Windsor Day Races
The Lorillard-Beresford stables swept the program at Royal Windsor July meeting. Jiffy II, an 8 year old bay filly, captured the Eaton handicap of 300 sovereigns over one and a half miles. Dorie II, a 3 year old chestnut colt, won the Rothschild plate with Glenlara second and The Cretan third in the 103 sovereigns for 8 and up over one mile. five horses started.
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London
Royal Windsor
Lorillard-Beresford Stables
Jiffy II
Wight
Lorillard-Beresford
Dorie II
Glenlara
McCusker to Race for Purse at Point of Pines
James L. McCusker the champion mile swimmer faces an unknown rival for a substantial prize this afternoon at Point of Pines. Other events include a half mile 440 yard 220 yard and 100 yard races with good prizes. Peter McNally also to perform trick and fancy swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. McCusker
Point of Pines
Peter McNally
Manila
Carbnival McCusker
Unknown
McNally
Boston
Canadian prize winners in Queen's prize stage named
London reports the second stage results with Robertson Davidson and Gilchrist each winning four pounds and Forbes and Armstrong three pounds. In the Daily Telegraph contest Broadhurst secures a six pound prize.
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London
Robertson
Davidson
Gilchrist
Forbes
Armstrong
Broadhurst
Fast Relays and Star Entrants at St Augustine’s Picnic Meet
The St Augustine's parish athletic meet in South Boston gathered top track talent led by John F. Cregan Princeton and New York A C. Wefers Quinlan Long and Flanagan were among scratch entrants as Lawrence and garrison athletes arrived. Officials and judges from major leagues were named for a high stakes event with elite weight and hammer efforts expected.
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St. Augustine’s Parish
Locust Street
Boston
John F. Cregan
Princeton College
New York A. C
Flanagan
Long
Lawrence
Wefers
J. Frank Quinlan
Maxey Long
John Flanagan
Johnny Cregan
Princeton
Dick Grant
Harvard
Remington
Fitchburg
Tom Burke
Captain Boardman
Battery A
Harry Kane
Cregan
Bernie Weters
Dewey
Cambridge
McCracken
Peter Kelley
Boston Journal
FE. W. Mills
N. W. Bingham, Jr
H. W. Smith
W. F. Garcelon
James A. Lathrop
Keene Fitzpatrck
Michigan University
William F. Donovan
John Graham
James L. Walsh
Wood Island Park
John W. Bowler
John McDonnell
South Boston
M. Shoemaker
Robert A. Callahan
Gloucester
Jere Delaney
W. J. Malin
William Dumbriskey
J. E. Moran
G. Harry Hodgkins
Herbert Holton
D. V. McIisaacs
John F. Moakley
Last performances and new acts at Boston theatres
Amusements column notes the final showings of Across the Potomac at Castle Square and Henry Dixey's farewell tonight at the same venue. It previews The Red White and Blue in Boston, vaudeville acts at Keith's, Norumbega Park changes, and a final Bow for the French soist Albert L. Guille. The Sens Souci and Palace shows, including Kitty Mitchell and the French Gaiety Girls, are highlighted with upcoming varied programs.
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Potomac
Castle Square
James Schonberg
Philadelphia Grand Opera House
Boston
Sans Souci
Henry E. Dixey
Mr.Dixey
Henry Irving
Ida‘lene Cotton
Nick Long
Keith
Cotton
Zoo
Knowlton & Allen
Mr. Mantell
Albert L. Guille
Point of Pines
Kronberg
Legion
Sens Souci
Kitty Mitchel
Pauline Hall
Willis Sweatnam
al Leech
Rosebuds
Austin & Stone
Collins
Chutes
Austin & Stone’s
the Palace
Charmion
Mile
Odler
Point of Pines Swim Meet Entries Announced
The Point of Pines hosts several races this afternoon headed by a one mile handicap with entries from Lynn Taunton Boston and Danversport. A one mile match pits James L McCusker of Boston against an unnamed challenger. Races start at 2 30 p m with entry close at 2 00 p m and Peter McNally to perform between events.
Plymouth Steamboat Excursions From Boston to Plymouth
The Winthrop Steamboat Company operates the Plymouth steamer from 478 Atlantic Avenue daily at 10 AM. The steel hull vessel offers superior accommodations and a three hour trip with two and a half hours for Plymouth sightseeing. Passengers can enjoy meals on board and music by Jordan's National Cadet Band.
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Winthrop Steamboat Company
Boston
Plymouth
Winthrop
Atlantic Avenue
Pilgrim Land
Jordan
Lou Tex
A. BE. Herding
Winthrop Line
National Cadet Band
Yukon Trading declares monthly dividend at 2 percent
A monthly dividend of 2 per cent was declared on the stock of the Yukon Trading Mining & Exploration Company Limited. It is payable August 2 to stockholders of record August 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yukon Trading, Mining & Exploration Company, Limited
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Grant
Fitzhugh Lee
Sartoris
North Shore
Corbett
McCoy
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Mephistopheles of the Seas
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Volunteer Aid Association
Mrs. Hooper
Sheriff Posse
Fort Worth
Texas
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Union Hat CO
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T. F. Starrett
C. E. Walker
People’s Temple
Brady
Munyon
L. E. McEptee
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphis
Roberts
ST. Augustine's Picnic
Weters
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Quinlan
Prof. Mortis
Alabama Colored Quartette
Ree
Brooklyn
Kuntington Avenue
Big Bills
Henry Dixey
C. KE. Moulton
Lynn
J. P. Commiskey
Taunton
Thomas Schofield
Henry Harding
Danversport
Dr. Crockett
Alfred W. Street
Crescent Beach
Thomas Hart
C. E. Moulton
P. J. Fitzgerald
Daniel J. Fitzpatrick
Charlestown
J. L. McCusker
Edward Burke
Revere
Thomas Walsh
C. E.moulton
Charles J. Hart
San Juan
International
St. John
Digby
St.John
Halifax
Summerside
S. S. St. Croix
Coastwise Service
Steamore
Cumberland
State of
Boston & Gloucester
NFW
Cape Ann
Olumbus Orchestra
City OF Gloucester
North Side Central Wharf
State St
Lewiston
Isles OF Shoals
Clark
ROBERT @. MANTELL
Arthur C. Sidman
Billy Clifford
Maca Huth
Pauline Kittie Mitchell
Leec
Souci Kittie Mitchell
Kate Davis
Kathleen Warren
Marie Heath
Horwitz
Bowers
Gray and Conway
Naten
Amally
Hall
Willis Sweatnain
Tremont
Theatre
Wnthrop Steamboat CO
J. R. Bacon
Bass Point
Nahant Counceris
Lafricain
Maval Brigade
Lincoln Wharf
Nahant
A. P. Lane
N. E. Agt
Wash
Provincetown
Longfellow
John Smith
North Ler
Pas‘yeogers
Cape
Jeaves
Atwood & Rich
Commercial Wharf
Orumbeca Park
Zoological Garden
Cleetrie Fountain Rustic Theatre
Columbia Vaudeville CO
Music Court
Knowton & Allen
Capper
Newton Boulevard
Subway
Huntington
Union Station
Tremont Row
Scollag Sq
Philadelphia
Peart
Alfred Sorensen
Duit
Chowug
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