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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1893

Page

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World Beaters Five Heats Trotted at Rapid Pace

Cleveland July 27 The greatest turf race in history at Glenville featured five heats with an average 2 11 10 time, eclipsing previous marks. Favorites Ryland T Hamlin’s Nightingale led early but Walter B. won two heats, Little Albert took the fifth to clinch the race as Nightingale placed third. Large crowd attended.

Cleveland Glenville Ryland T Hamlin Tingale Walter B Little Albert Nightingale Lees Pilot Hillard Alite Chris Lang Hal Dils Paul DariPus

Rajah Jajatjit Singh of Kapurthala Arrives at Vendome

A chaotic arrival at the Vendome last night features Jajatjit Singh Maharajah of Kapurthala and his retinue disembarking with turbans and entourage. Dawlet Ram and Captain Sundar Singh draw crowd attention as Mrs Singh accompanies them.

Jajatjit Singh Maharajah of Kapurthala Punjab India Queen Victoria Land of Ind Rajah Rajagan Mr. Singh Mrs. Singh IV Dinah Dawlet Ram Dawlet Mr. Ram Newport Sundar Singh

Rajah Arrives in City Amid Crowd and Fanfare

Colonel Massy and Dr Sadik accompany the Rajah who arrives on the Newport express at 3 20 pm to a cheering, colored crowd. He and his party take a carriage to the Vendome where suite 13 awaits near the women’s parlor. Baggage totals thirty one pieces with many trunks homemade and labeled in pink. Dozens of baggage agents’ cards clutter the scene as crowds buzz with excitement.

Massy Sadik Ali Nahal Singh Sundal Singh Miam Azis Baksh Dawlet Ram Rajah Newport Express Colonel Massy Dartmouth Street Huntington Avenue Jajatjit Mom Bombay Benares Lucknow Lucerne Claring Cross Chisago Ellen Bix Zenana Singh Singh M. A. Koch Bate Bay Cheatres

Chemnitz Hosiery Sale Masters Offer to Close Stock

Chemnitz Saxony June 2 1893 a letter from a leading German hosiery maker explains acceptance of a low proposition to close entire stock of full regular made half hole items. Patrons are reminded of last season’s great hosiery sale with remarkable bar gains and rapid closure. Purchase this year for spot cash enables even more extraordinary values than last summer.

Chemnitz Saxony

Stockings Offered On Sale From Hermsdorf Coloring Firm

The stock includes dyes guaranteed permanent and fast to washing with no poisonous substances. Hermsdorf colorings are used and the entire manufacturer’s stock is now in the store ready for sale on the street floor.

Hermsdorf

Lobster poisoning fears strike Crowells in Lynn

Mr and Mrs Samuel Crowell fell violently ill after dining on lobsters at Salem Willows last evening. They left their Lynn home at 17 Bloomfield Street with a Beulah Rebekah Lodge party, were taken to a nearby residence, then to their home as their condition worsened. Dr Averill and Dr Saane attended. Mrs Crowell grew worse and was placed in critical condition.

Rowell

Death by own action or hoax hints on bank clothing sighting

In Waltham on July 27 George Carpenter and Paul Lynch found a navy dress, bodice, russet shoes and underwear on the riverbank near a brown straw hat and a silk handkerchief with monogram A H P. Fragments of paper bearing the phrase death by own action were found. investigators doubt the alleged suicide though some fear it may be a hoax.

Waltham George Carpenter Paul Lynch Charles River

Bale falls at Hoosas Dock injures South Boston man

At Pier No 6 Hoosas Tunnel docks yesterday forenoon around 10 o clock a bale of cotton fell and broke George Holt's leg. He is from South Boston and was injured at the work site.

Hoosas Tunnel George Holt South Boston

Gentlemen's Half Hose Sold In Boxes Limited To One Box Per Customer

A sale note states the line of Gentlemen's Half Hose will be sold only in boxes of six pairs, and each customer may purchase just one box. This restriction applies to the entire stock.

Boxed hosiery features spliced heels and toes

Box contains 1 to 2 dozen pairs of full fashioned and full regular stockings made from fine combed Mace Yarn. Natural Browns, Dark and Light Tans. Priced 75 cents per box. Durable colors non cracking and suitable for low shoe shades.

Women Assaulted by Armenian in Woods Near Lynn

Mrs. Hattie Shillington and Mrs. John Gilman were attacked by Kekoin Jego jain, an Armenian who spoke no English, while berrying near Reddin's station. They fought back with parasols, he fled, was captured after attempting to flee into a field, and police plan to charge him with felonious assault in court tomorrow.

Lynn Hattie Shillington John Gilman Reddin’s Station Kekoin Jegojain

Forecast for New England and eastern New York

Weather forecast indicates fair conditions on Friday for New England and eastern New York with clouding increasing Friday night. Temperature changes are slight and winds will shift to easterly by Friday night.

Washington New England New York

Private telepeed message from Feary on Tilt Cove

A telegraphic message from Lieutenant Feary dated Tilt Cove Newfoundland indicates he has not yet sailed for Greenland, received at Peary Portland on July 27.

Portland Lieuenant Feary Tilt Cove Newfoundland Greenland

Final Passage Time Set Amid Irish Cheers in London Debate

London dispatch reports the Home Rule bill debate adjourned for closure at 10 o clock amid vivid Irish cheers and liberal opposition. Chamberlain denounced the closure as a sham while disorder erupted with Irish and Unionist voices clashing, and proceedings continued until resumption on page 2.

London Jamie John Clancy Ireland Gladstone Goschen Clancy Joseph Chamberlain Chamberlain God Herod Mr. Chamberlain Parnell T. P. O’connor Judas Judast Mellor Mr. Mellor Vicary Gibbs Gibson Bowles William Hanbury Mr. O'Connor Mr. O’connor Gibbs Bowles Hanbury

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