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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1897

Page

2

Manchester Yacht Club final open race yields close finishes

The Manchester Yacht Club held a windy final open race with Elfreda winning class one over Little Peter and Asahi, Hoodlum breaking down, Snipe II taking Romance, Sally III winning class four, Vitesse beating Fantasy, and multiple boats finishing within seconds amid a near ideal breeze.

Manchester Manchester Yacht Club Elfreda Asahi Snipe II Sally III Gosling Cock Robin Vamoose Rooster Winkle Vitesse Leeward Nettie Muriel Martin's Rock Fly B. T. Hall Eevee Eeres Little Peter H. Mobes Seers B. Thayer Caeeek Pahane Preasman Bros Clara A . D. Tope L. Percival Goslin F. C. North H. W. Foster Jacobin T. 'E ‘Jacobs Este Ely W. O. Gay Tass M. Benner Arab W. Scott the Rooster Adams Bros Cc . Mower Fantasy W. Allerton Hood Alpine, Co Circe F. L. Pigeon Hoodlum

Bathing suits showcased by A Shuman Co at Shuman Corner

Window display in Washington street features a wide array of bathing and swimming suits for ladies children and men. Life like wax figures enhance the exhibit making it a notable sight for passersby.

A. Shuman & Co

Counterfeit 50 Cent Piece Reported in New York

Secret service officials in Washington were alerted last Thursday to a new counterfeit 50 cent piece first seen in New York. The Boston treasury notes two other counterfeits: antimony lead coins that are light and brittle and German silver coins with a silver coating that wears off, but none match the New York specimen in workmanship.

New York Secret Service Washington Boston Liberty United States Treasury

Italian Arrested in Milwaukee Murder Confesses

Antonio Balistero an Italian held in the North End confessed to killing Jo Sokop in Milwaukee on July 10 and waived his rights to requisition but was not moved to Milwaukee until yesterday. He vowed to die in custody, planning to hang himself at his cell door, but officers guarded the cell and prevented the suicide.

Antonio Balistero North End Jo Sokop Milwaukee Wis Antonio

Lewiston Steamer Carries Full Passenger List to Isles of Shoals

The commodious steamer Lewiston again carried her full complement of passengers to the Isles of Shoals. Weather was fine and sea calm, making the trip highly enjoyable. The Lewiston’s excursions are popular with ladies and children, and the Isles of Shoals trip is scheduled for tomorrow at 10 a.m. sharp.

Lewiston Isles of Shoals

Local Wringer Prices and Repair Service Listed

Colby wringers priced at 3 3 50 and 3 percent. ball bearing wringers 4 4 60 7 8. combination roll wringers 1 25 to 2 50. Bissell carpet sweepers 1 25 to percent. American Wringer Company Arch Street between Franklin and Summer Streets. repairing a specialty.

Colby Bissell American Wringer Company Arch Street Franklin Summer Streets

Scythia Sets Sail From Here With Passengers and Goods

The Cunard steamer Scythia leaves at 4 30 p m for Queenstown and Liverpool with 60 in steerage 175 in second saloon passengers and several named travelers aboard. The Dominion line steamer Canada is due next Wednesday night or Thursday morning from Liverpool and Queenstown with 80 in saloon 114 in second cabin and 117 steerage. A sunken three masted schooner R L Dewis location bearings are given for Nantucket Shoals to aid masters. The steamer Indian reported a near collision with the wreck while in port. A survey at Lockwood’s yard notes loss of a wheel and tail shaft for Helen May Butler and repairs ongoing on other vessels. Rumor stirs of Cunard planning new Liverpool Boston steamers next season.

Cunard Scythia Pritchard Queenstown Liverpool W. S. Thayer M. F. Weatherston Leslie Weatherston Pringle Hughes Samuel P. Hadley William H. Anderson Henry A. Morse A. E. Pillsbury Nantucket Shoals R. L. Dewis East Chop West Chop Hedge Fence P. A. Nickerson Philadelphia Lockwood’s Helen May Butler Lockwood Company Johnston Line Barrowmore Cadet Adelita Cunard Company Boston Landsman

Boston to Newport special train on July 27

The New York New Haven Hartford line runs a nonstop Boston to Newport excursion on Tuesday July 27. Tickets are $1 and limited to available seats, with sales at 3 Old State House and Park Square station. Buy early to avoid disappointment.

Boston Newport New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Old State House Park Square Station

Wharfinger Leonard Dead At North End Yard

Mark Leonard wharfinger of the North End paving yard died at his home 621 Commercial Street after a shock last Saturday left him bedridden. He was appointed thirty three years ago by Superintendent of Streets Harris and was the original wharfinger.

Wharfinger Leonard Mark Leonard North End Paving Yard Commercial Street Harris

Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Dyspepsia and Dizziness

A Peabody woman says Hood's Sarsaparilla cured her dyspepsia that confined her to liquid foods and helped stop dizzy spells. After finishing a bottle her stomach tolerates substantial meals and she has had no recurrences.

Hood Mary J. Jup Kins Central St Peabody, Mass

Governor's Day in Framingham Camp Extraordinary Weather Show

Framingham Camp Framingham Campground July 23 Governor Wolcott leads a grand Governor's day review for the Second Brigade amid brilliant uniforms and a festive crowd. A sudden wind and thunderstorm ends the day with a dramatic sky as spectators disperse. General Peach bows out amid cheers while officers and visitors fill the field with parade, drills, and socializing despite the gale.

Framingham Boston

Visitors at Camp Show Boston Officers and Guards

A detailed list of visitors to Troop A and various Boston guards at the camp includes ex-Lieutenant Davis and ex-Corporal Reed of Troop D Major Kemp and Quartermaster Lake of the First Mrs Monroe of Cambridge Dr Miles and wife of Medford Sergeant Kemp and Assistant City Messenger Jones Assistant Assessor Ivers of Cambridge Private Kaulback of Roxbury Horse Guards with James Byrne Mrs Kaulback Mrs Bell and Miss Ervins Also W C Warren Miss Warren Mrs W C Hitchcock of Malden O B Shepley and F A Lavers of Malden Mrs J C Caldwell and Miss M R Caldwell and W J Caldwell of Somerville Mrs E R Moulton and F B Moulton of Malden Rep Charles H Innes of Boston among the campers Lieutenant S D Parker officer of the day for the battery Many Bostonians visit Company B of the Ninth including James Murray Edward Drummond Thomas Fitzgerald Lieutenant Murphy of the fire department Miss Ryan and Miss Davis of South Boston Mrs Carl Dierkes John T Furlong Henry H OConnor Wire Commissioner Thomas W Flood Joseph J Norton John Maloney J A Desmond ex-Lieutenant Foley of Company E Edward W Fay of Medford Sergeant J E Pendergast of Police Division 2 John Weigle superintendent of the police signal service William Drohan John Mulcahey William Jarvis John Kelley Patrolman Lee of South Boston Miss Nora Desmond Miss Mary McDonough Miss Margaret McDonough and Mr and Mrs Trainor of South Boston West Pointer McDonough Cadet Michael J McDonough of West

Callavan Rhode Island J. F. Walsh B Company Leutenant Bogan John F. Fitzgerald James Donovan P. J. Kennedy James E. McConnell Fitchburg John R. Farrell The Old Ninth Drum United States Army Roger Scannell Donnell Riley Hugh Bresnahan James T. Mahoney, Jr Tom” Burke John C. Linehan New Hampshire John Slattery Lawrence Slattery Adjutant Maguire John Giblin J. Frank Riley F. W. Lyons Michael Edwards Alice McVey Katherine R. Doyle George Drake Miss Hyde Dennie McGillicuddy Adolphus McVey Montgomery Guards National Lancers Boston Davis Reed Kemp Quartermaster Lake First Monroe Cambridge Miles Medford E. C. Kemp Jones Ivers Kaulback Roxbury Horse Guards James Bryne Bell Ervins S. D. Parker Foley Edward W. Fay J. E. Pendergast Police Division 2 John Weigle Police Signal Service William Drohan South Boston John Mulcahey William Jarvis Roslindale John Kelley Lee Nora Desmond Mary McDonough Margaret McDonough Trainor

Major Donovan Injures Rib In Drill As Officers Camp

Major Donovan of the Second Battalion Ninth was thrown from his horse during morning drill and sustained a rib fracture. Captain Joubert of the Lawrence company filled his post. New Hampshire officers in camp included Colonels Rolfe Olcott Nims and Cilley, and Quartermaster- Sergeant Bodwell. General Dalton suffered gout but resumed duties after accompanying the Governor. Colonel Bancroft entertained Cambridge and Lynn representatives, with his elevation likely shifting regiment positions on the field. The Fifth’s fans split on the change while Bancroft nears brigadiership altering unit lines.

C. B. Bodwell Dalton Appleton Bancroft Davis and Evans Cambridge Bleiler Brandon Pear Counihan Atwell Lynn David E. Lonergan Bogan Pew

Cadets and dignitaries visit East Boston camp gathering

The First Corps of Cadets was represented by Lt. W A Hayes Q R P Lt. F B Carpenter quartermaster Lt E B Currier Lt H C Wells Lt W W Wetherbee with Cadet W S Brown of West Point. Ex Sergeant P Bronaghal sent a gift a gold medal for the best marksman arousing competition. Major Oakes entertained guests including Mrs Oakes and Dr Bateman Mrs Bateman Alderman Presho Rep David Shaw and others. Guards urged salute to colors prompting cheerful scenes and socializing at East Boston’s H company of the Ninth.

W. A. Hayes F. B. Carpenter E. B. Currier H. C. Wells W. W. Wetherbee W. S. Brown West Point Maine P. Bronaghal Murray Major Oakes Oakes Bateman East Boston Ninth May Hayes Anna Hayes James McGrath K. M. Murphy Margaret Hinckley Frances L. Hayes Benjamin J. Flanigan Lillian Hinckley Katherine Hicksey J. F. Lawlor

Dog Thieves Nabbed In Temple Street Incident

Dr. William Brechin of 16 Temple Street recovers his sunning dog after two men grab it from his office window sill. Police suspect the same pair behind recent West End thefts. descriptions: a short stout 155-pound man 5 feet 6 with a brown derby and a tall 5 foot 8 man with a neckerchief, brown derby, smooth faced.

William Brechin Temple Street West End

Warrant Handling System Backed by Police Committee

A committee of superior officers reports to the board in favor of a uniform warrants system. The plan requires that after a set number of days, unserved warrants issued to officers be sent to headquarters. The recommendation follows last Saturdays Bureau of Criminal Investigation proposal and assumes warrants remain unserved.

Police Board of Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation

Drowned man in South Bay after apoplexy strike

Edward Carney aged 55, married, of 192 Ninth Street, was stricken with apoplexy and drowned in South Bay near the dizzy bridge around 10 o clock yesterday morning.

Edward Carney Ninth Street South Bay

Stolen Bicycle Ring Busted in Cambridge

Frank Jones of 114 Hastings Street Cambridge was arrested by Officer Hines for larceny of a bicycle while attempting to dispose of a wheel he had hired. Hines says Jones is a known, long-running wheel rental and sale operator.

Frank Jones Hastings Street Cambridge Hines Jones

Hart Sentenced to Three Months for Horse Theft

Charles Hart was convicted of stealing Michael A. Sweeney's horse and sentenced yesterday by Judge Burke in the Municipal Court to three months imprisonment.

Charles Hart Michael A. Sweeney Burke

New England Betrayed by Tariff Critics

A Boston reader laments the tariff's impact on New England, arguing Massachusetts loses iron coal wool cotton and other inputs while rivals gain. The letter condemns Massachusetts politicians as doughfaces bowing to party, and notes Nevada’s influence in tariff decisions, urging resistance to national policy.

New England Massachusetts Nevada Boston

Eddy's Kite Dispute Over Malay Design Credit

Bayonne New Jersey July 23 1897 Witataie A Eddy contends in a letter that J B Miller mislabels his kite as Malay or Oriental and argues that his own design predates the Java and Ceylon kites with distinct concavities. Eddy says he presented the kite to the public in 1892 and sent measurements in 1904 urging others not to claim his seven years of work.

Sir J. B. Miller Java Ceylon

Manhattans Enjoy Remarkable Fishing Trip Aboard Silence

Nantasket reports the Manhattans on a four hour fishing voyage aboard the schooner yacht Silence commanded by Captain M A Humphrey. Invited guests and city officials joined entertainment and refreshments at the Weir River club headquarters after returning at 4 30 p m.

Nantasket Silence M. A. Humphrey M. F. Fitzgerald J. T. Hogan John J. Sullivan William Smith Jere Kelliher Jere F. Sullivan John E. Lucas al Weston William Troy Messrs, Hogan Witzgerald W. K. Hallywell Lowell Weir River Dan Barry George Prince John J. McHugh Jere O’connell Edward D. Barfry Thomas Lavender John Cuff Tim Coffey Tim Sullivan L. J. Towle David Clapp al Ferguson Tom O’brien Dave Kidd John J. Diggins A. Gugerheimer Dick Murphy William Lawton Edward T. Barry M. J. Frann Richard Baxter John Foley Chris McCaffrey John J. Shea William R. Prince John Quinn, Jr P. J. Daley Hotel Washington Boston Daniel J. Kiley William J. Miller Thomas Mackey William F Donovan Alderman Berwin

Barge P C Merryman Sunk Off Fire Island

The coal barge P. C. Merryman commanded by Captain C. W. Armstrong foundered at 6 o'clock Thursday evening off Fire Island while towed by the Saturn during a heavy squall. The Saturn saved four crewmen but one Norwegian sailor, Peter Ericksen, was drowned. The Merryman, formerly a bark, valued at $10,000 with partial insurance, carried 1357 tons of Pocahontas coal worth about $3,000 insured.

P. C. Merryman C. W. Armstrong Norfolk Boston Saturn Fire Island Peter Ericksen Boston Towboat Company Curran & Burton

Popular Low Rate Excursion to Cottage City

The New York New Haven Hartford line offers a special round trip by train and boat from Boston and Brockton to Cottage City on Wednesday July 28. Excursionists get over five hours at the Vineyard for bathing boating and fishing in excellent facilities. Tickets go on sale three days before at $1.60 from Boston and $1.25 from Brockton with limited seats.

Cottage City New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Boston Brockton

Baldwin Cadet Band to Perform Saturday Evening

The programme at the junction of Albany and Dearborn streets starts at 8 o clock featuring marches and waltzes and a Herbert Cornet solo by Mr Frank E Partridge. Other pieces include Happy Days In Dixie In Spanish Style Jolly Robbers Wizard of the Nile Ma Honey Girl All the Rage in Ireland Here There and Everywhere and Up and at Them with medleys and excerpts in a varied concert setting.

Albany Dearborn Streets Baldwin Jolly Robbers Ban Bertar CAS Beer Herbert Cornet Frank E. Partridge Bey Davis Ireland Beyer Faust

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