Malden Wheelmen Lead With Record Prizes and Events
The Malden Club reports a sequence of prizes from May events led by Linscott road race and Waltham meet, with Eddie McDuffee breaking a 25 mile world record. Other clubs like Haverhill Newburyport Spencer host tours and festivals, while the 95 mile Millburn-Irvington road race yields a new record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden Club
Linscott
A. C. Dodge
Frank Mayo
FE. G. Merrill
J. E. Wellman
Eddie McDuffee
Bennington
J. C. Wettergreen
H. D. Hutchins
Norway
R. M. Mugridge
J. F. Cochrane
Parade
Waltham
E. A. McDuffee
Dan Connelly
Hyde Park Rovers
Haverhill Club
Newburyport Club
Mt. Washington
Howe
Graham
Susette L. Willey
Keefe
George M. Richardson
Bellows Falls
Haverhill
New Public Library
G. Walden Smith
Massachusetts Club
Spencer Club
Nathaniel Myrick Park
Spencer
Millburn-Irvington
New Jersey
C. F. Murphy
Kings County
Hoyland Smith
Maldens
Pelkcy
Malden
Merrill
Massachusetts
Dubois
Hazelstein
J. H
Auction Lot: English Racquets and Gut Strings
Two lots of tennis racquets offered for sale. The first lot includes English Racquets strung with first quality gut valued at 4 dollars for one. The second lot contains Racquets valued at 1 dollar seventy five cents for one and priced at 41 dollars and 23 cents.
English Tennis Balls Priced at Four Dollars a Dozen
English tennis balls offered at four dollars per dozen claim equal performance to top market brands. Quantity deals and retailers’ listings vary by region.
Hammocks and English Sporting Goods at Low Prices
A local retailer advertises 160 dozen Mexican hammocks priced up to 1.25 and 75 cents at sale. The shop also offers a full line of English fishing tackle tennis goods and bicycles imported directly with promise of lowest prices and prompt mail orders.
Races at Clyde Park Shine in Delightful Spring Meeting
The Country Club enjoyed favorable weather for the Clyde Park spring meeting with six races. Highlights include Bridget winning the ponies and Mogul taking the hunters steeplechase, while Bullding fell at a hurdle but was uninjured. The meeting closes Saturday afternoon after six races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Park
Baldwin
Gard
Bridget
Little Friend
Brandy
Billy Crane
Zeno
Independence
the Rat
Easterbok
Jumpaway
L Landseer
Glenfallon
Venus
Beaufort
Kate
Bullding
Mr. Hayes
Mogul
Suffolk Athletic Club plans July 4 events at Lake Walden
The Suffolk Athletic Club schedules track meets at Oak Island on July 4 with a match mile between Orton and Tommy Coneff and a push to draw entries for a 600-yard run. Gloucester Club backs field events while Trimount sets 50 cent entry. Prizes include marble clocks and silver water pitchers. Driscoll of Loyola will join Harvard next year as a walker candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk Athletic Club
Lake Walden
Orton
Tommy Coneff
Cambridge Athletic Association
Gloucester Athletic Club
Gloucester
John&. McDonough
Broadway
South
Boston
Oak Island
Tommy Keane
Driscoll
Loyola Athletic Club
Harvard College
Harry Staley Surprises as Pitcher Hitting Floods Louisville Game
A bloated mystery man masquerades as pitcher at South End grounds. Harry Staley then belted two home runs and multiple hits, driving the Boston Braves to a high scoring win over Louisville. Merritt and Long added key hits as Pfeffer recalled a rival curve specialist Rhines, but Boston hitters feasted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End Grounds
Staley
Bostons
Harry
Pete Browning
Pete
Herman Long
Louisvilles
Merritt
Tucker
Long
Fred Pfeffer
Cincinnati
Rhinos
Colonels
Louisville
St Paul School athletic meet results Concord Illinois
The St Paul School Athletic Association spring meeting closed with events led by J Baird I Berger H Riddle and J Downey. Top marks included record breaking jumps and fast sprints as Sibley and Foote posted notable times and distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. IL
St. Paul's School Athletic Associatin
J. Baird
R. Sibley
Virst
I. B. Berger
BE. Millard
A. Ix. Foote
BH. Millard
Haummer
Vfirst
R.A. Hickok
H. Campbell, Jr
Rt. McCaudwalder
J. H. Baird
H. O O. Fullon
E. W. Howard
Woodle
D. Mills
E. Wt. Sibley
Bb. W. Kkournize
Pimlico Pace Show Sells Records in Several Classes
Baltimore stake results report multiple horse pacing events at Pimlico. Toney Klock won Class 22:7 with Nellie Gray second and unnamed horses placing third while Best times ranged around 2:18 to 2:37 for different classes led by George Sherman and Germanie in separate divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Mascot
Pimlico
Toney Klock
Nellie Gray
George Sherman
Ceder Snag
Ree ‘Trader
Germanie
Mamie D
Free treatment offered for many diseases by Dr Dewey
All diseases treated free to sufferers from catarrh bronchitis lung troubles dyspepsia rheumatism kidney skin and blood. Dr Dewey the specialist furnishes two weeks treatment and medicine free. His offices are at 40 Tennyson street corner Columbus avenue near Prondgeice depot open daily until 3 p m except Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Tennyson Pireet
Qorner
Columbus Avenue
Proyndgiece Depot
Ted
Staley blasts two homers as Brooklyn falters vs Boston
Harry Staley hits two home runs driving Brooklyn notches in a wide game as Brooklyn and Boston contest for runner up position. The narrative notes a near-tie for second place and the overall tense matchup with standout power hitting.
Phillies Take Revenge In Quick Philadelphia Win
Philadelphia defeated Chicago in the first inning as every Phillies batter scored at least one run and recorded hits. Delahanty hit two home runs in front of 2142 spectators, with final score 16 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chicago
Delahanty
Chick Por Sassine
Keefe
Cross
Hutchison
Kittredge
Home Team Washington Beats Cincinnati Narrowly
Washington and Cincinnati faced off with Washington taking a 12 to 6 win. Larkin hit a home run as Washington racked up 15 hits to Cincinnati's 9 while Cincinnati committed 4 errors to Washington's 1. Meekin Maguire and Dwyer Murphy were the battery. Attendance was about 2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnatis
Dwyer
Larkin
Washington
Cincinnati
Meekin
Maguire
Murphy
Pittsburg Beats Brooklyn In Wild Baseball Tilt
Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn 8 to 4 as Haddock struggled and Corcoran and Pierbauer hit home runs. Gastright started for Pittsburg, but Terry pitched after the second inning. Attendance was 3500. Final line: Pittsburg 8 Brooklyn 4. Hits Pittsburg 8 Brooklyn 5. Errors Pittsburg 8 Brooklyn 4. Batteries Gastright Terry Mack Haddock Kinslow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Haddock
Pittsburg
Gastright
Terry
Corcoran
Pierbauer
Pittsborg
Terry and
Mack
Kinslow
Wilkes Barre Beats Providence in Fifth Inning Output
Wilkes Barre defeated Providence in the fifth inning after Madden was knocked out. Lachance hit two home runs as attendance reached 1000. Final: Wilkes Barre 13 Providence 8 with 15 hits to 13 and 5 errors to 3. Batteries McLaughlin Lake Madden Pettit McKeough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Providence
Madden
Bob Pettit
Lachance
McLaughlin
Lake
Madden, Pettit and McKeough
Springfield Beater by Binghamton in Tight Game
Springfield defeated Binghamton 5 to 6 in a tense matchup on June 1 as Barnett struggled early with control but settled later. Conly Briggs Wynch and Seery stood out on defense, while Burnett, Briggs, Coughlin, and Ryan highlighted the batteries in a low error game watched by about 800 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Springfield
Barnett
Conly
Briggs
Wynch
Seery
Burnett
Coughlin
Ryan
Bison rout of Albany marks Buffalo win in June ballgame
Buffalo beats Albany 16 to 8 before about 1500 fans as Schellerman limits Albany with scattered hits while Payne takes the mound for the Senators. Buffalo’s defense miscues give Albany three errors, and batteries were Schellerman and Urquhart for Buffalo with Payne and Hess for Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisons
Albany
Buffalo
Payne
Schellerman
Hanrahan
Senators
Butane
Sero
Siva Ae
Georgetown Defeats Harvard On Holmes Field In A Well Played Contest
Georgetown University baseball team, fresh from beating Brown, defeated Harvard yesterday afternoon on Holmes field. Highlands pitched well for Georgetown while Carmody struggled with seven bases on balls. Abbott was out sick. Hapgood filled in at third for the class team, contributing a put-out and four assists. Hallowell and Cook made notable plays as Georgetown left fielder and catcher, with a tight middle game and several key hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown University
Brown
Andy Highlands
Harvard
Holmes Field
Georgetown
Carmody
Highlands
Trafford
Abbott
Hapgood
Hallowell
Cook
Sullivan
Dowd
J. Mahoney
Carey Building
Mason
Frothingham
Upton
PO. A
Wks
Gipte
Shs
Rvaics Ween
Sees
P. S
A Sullivan
BE. Mahoney
Jarvey
McGrath
Udicew
Mahoney
Murphy
Tenet
Q Bolnuy
Eae
Dean
Barned Rin
Wrothingham
A Highlands
Bolnay
Quinn
I. i
Cambridge Notes on Local Works and Socials
Meigs elevated railroad works on Bridge street in East Cambridge operate an engine and passenger coach on a quarter mile loop. St John Literary Institute installed officers with a reception. William L. Lockhart shifts toward launching the yacht Troubadour. Parker Field and Mitchell buy land on First Street for new machinery and foundry. Funeral of Michael S. Busnach from Salem street with Rev Reinstein officiating. Mayor Bancroft and Superintendent Teed inspect Ward 3 street repairs. Albany coal barge blocked the West Boston draw for half an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs Elevated
Bridge’ Street
East Cambridge
St. John Literary Institute
William L. Lockhart
Troubadour
Boston Harbor
Parker, Field & Mitchell
First Street
Michael S. Busnach
Salem Street
Reinstein
Bethel Congregation
Boston
Bancroft
Teed
Ward 3
Albany
Boston Bridge
Harvard Bridge
Somerville Notes On Local Funerals Meetings And Marriages
In the absence of Clerk Chapin of the Police Court yesterday, Constable Hayden officiated. Jarius Mann occupied his summer cottage at Beachmont. The funeral of Harry B. Cadman, drowned May 11 in Lake Massabesh New Hampshire, was held in Ashland. Cantabrigia Club annual meeting and officer election planned for this evening. Clara Agnes Laycock and Willard Converse Hill to wed Wednesday at Broadway Congregational Church. Miss Sadie Schwartz of Boston and Arthur Schwartz of Trenton, N J, set to marry Wednesday at James Cohen’s home on Sycamore Street. John Abbott Lodge of Masons to perform third degree tonight. Funeral of Mrs Mary Haviland, aged 88, from Edmunds Street. Rev William J Day leads Sunday shop closings for Winter Hill barbers, Frank Ronseca of Winter Hill joins movement. Old Powder House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert A. Chapin
William D. Hayden
Jarius Mann
Beachmont
Harry B. Cadman
Lake Massabesh
N. H
Ashland
Cantabrigia Club
Clara Agnes Laycock
Willard Converse Hill
Broadway Congregational Church
Sadie Schwartz
Boston
Arthur Schwartz
Trenton
N. J
James Cohen
Sycamore Street
John Abbott
William J. Day
Winter Hill Baptist Church
Frank Ronseca
Winter Hill
Old Powder House
Epsom Grand Prize Race Won By Tanderagee
London June 1 reports the third day of the Euseum summer meeting with the main event the race for the 2000 sovereigns prize won by Tanderagee. Raeburn finished second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tanderagee
Raeburn
Summer band concerts announced in East Boston district
The city airs a schedule for summer band concerts in East Boston with dates and locations at Maverick square Monmouth square Saratoga and Chelsea streets and Central square. Mrs Hugh Trainor aged 71 was laid to rest at 229 Maverick street in a funeral led by Rev Father Garrity of the Church of the Assumption. District Chief Egan and his son Joseph travel to Hudson New Hampshire for hydrant tests while the Winthrop Junction line faces poor service with 15 minute and occasional longer waits and unruly late passengers. The Central Square Baptist Church strawberry festival featured a music and literary program and the Abenakis Tribe No 46 I O R M held a council with a chief's degree followed by a communal meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maverick Square
Monmouth Square
Saratoga
Chelsea Streets
Central Square
Hugh Trainor
Maverick Street
Father Garrity
Church of the Assumption
Trainor
Winthrop Junction
West End
Egan
Joseph
Hudson
N. H
Central Square Baptist Church
Conferral at St Rose Church and local incidents noted
Archbishop Williams conferred confirmation on 300 children at St Rose Church drawing parents and friends. A foundry accident injured Fred Fearer, 25, from Charlestown, hospitalized after limb injuries. Other items include a bicycle service sermon invitation, a Plymouth Rock rooster trial, a church concert, a plea for more breathing places, and a streetcar collision with a watering cart, reported in The Ferryman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Church
Williams
Fred Fearer
Magee
Shannon
Frost Hospital
Cutter
Leeds
Blaisdell
I. O
R. M
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mt. Bellingham
Jerusha Dow
Retta Winslow
Jerusha
Union Park
Lynn & Boston
Notoriety Over Incendiary Claim Ends Inference
South Boston reports no incendiary activity at Dc Buckley plumbing on Broadway after Chief Mullen concludes smoke came from an unextinguished oil stove. Buckley had no insurance and no motive. Two neighbors on F and First streets argue over washing and rug dust, potentially headed to court. Public baths at L Street open for first dip of the season. City Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Buckley
Broadway
Buckley
Mullen
Station 6
Captain Foster
L Street
City Point
Malden Chronicle: Local Meetings and Incidents Reported
The agriculture committee visited Malden to inspect gypsy moth districts with Superintendent Forbush. A Wakefield steamer was moved for repairs while the Wakefield steamer undergoes repairs. Eugene A. Perry of Revere named principal of the Faulkner School. The Theosophical Society to hold a Sunday evening meeting. Public Property Committee to meet at City Hall tonight. Amphion Club to stage an entertainment at the M E Church next Thursday. A break in at W H Cunningham hay and grain store yielded about 73 dollars. Carpenter Daniel Gillis fell from a staging and was taken home by doctor order. Hogan of North Reading injured after wagon gate incident near Eastern depot gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Agriculture
Malden
Forbush
T. W. Hough
Wakefield
Eugene A. Perry
Revere
New Faulkner School
Theosophical Society
Committee On
City Hall
Amphion Club
M. E
W. H. Cunningham
Florence Street
Daniel Gillis
W. D. Clark
Adams and
Gale Streets
John McCarthy
Henry Street
Hogan
North Reading
Charles
Kbernwood
Along the Water Front Inaugurates Boston and Winthrop Line
The head house and waiting rooms at Bachelder's wharf are furnished as the Boston and Winthrop steamship line expands. The Tremont gains fourteen new upper deck staterooms while vessels on the Nantasket line and related routes operate eight to three trips per day. The D. D. Kelly returns to work after hospital discharge. Commodore Dixon's Acteon yacht plans a bay outing with the Inning Club, the National Guard Band, and local councilmen aboard. Captain Reaves, a coastwise mariner, died aboard an electric car in West Lynn the previous night. The A. B. Nickerson fisheries steamer is back from Provincetown with porgies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Winthrop
Bachelder’s Wharf
Boston
Tremont
Portland
Governor Andrew
General Lincoln
Pemberton
Hull
Nantasket
Downer’s Landing
Hull Yacht Club Landing
Hingham
D. D. Kelly
East Boston Ferries
Hospital Dock
West Lynn
A. B. Nickerson
Provincetown
T Wharf
Nickerson
Charlestown Notes on Leaders Travel and Parade Plans
John J. Lynch and Patrick J. Manley sail from New York for a two month European tour to study the labor problem and wage question. Division 5 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians led last year’s parade and aims to outdo its display in Seventeenth. An engaged couple Marshall Warren and Miss Katie Reid are announced. The north wing wall of the State Prison will stay, keeping the extension separate. Division 15 caught word of Sacco the North End murderer en route to Charlestown but the rumor proved false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Lynch
Charlestown
Workingmen’s Debating Club
Patrick J. Manley
Campania
New York
Europe
Division 5
Order of Tibernians
Hibernian
Marshall Warren
Katie Reid
Sacco
North End
E Bunker Hill
Everett News Roundup From Chelsea to Broadway
Various local items note Norman F. Richardson’s recovery after an electric car accident, Councilman Hatch and wife enjoying a wedding tour, a boy harmed by older youths, a Boston gang playing ball on O’Rear don’s field, Edward Jones honored for Memorial Day bugle calls, a dissolution of Eldridge and Hook with Hook Bros taking over, a dog bite incident ending with euthanization by a veterinarian, a public safety incident with a bystander firing at the dog, a Y M C A stereopticon event with Judith Plummer E E Currier Perley Boomer and a World Tour lecture by Rev A P Greenleaf near Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman F. Richardson
Boston & Lynn Railroad
Chelsea
Councilman Hatch
Shelbuck
Dr. Norton
Boston
O'Reardon
Edward Jones
Wakefield
Eldridge & Hook
Hook Bros
William Miller
N. F. Fish
Irish
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Everett High School
Judith Plummer
E. E. Currier
Perley Boomer
A. P. Greenleaf
Broadway
Races at Mystic Park June 14 to 18
Mystic Park to host races starting June 14 for four days. Kitnepa tickets plan a social at their rooms on June 16. Boston and Maine buys Riverside land, tearing down homes and building a new freight house. Hiawai tribe held a meeting to work the chief's degree. New bridge between Arlington and Medford on High street to open around June 15. High School Battalion aims for prize drill and dance at the Opera House June 9. Messmates staged at Opera House by St. Joseph's Church Sunday School for church building fund. cast led by Joseph Willis with Boston College links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Park
Kitnepa
Boston & Maine
Riverside Avenue
Arlington
Medford
High Street
Opera House
St. Joseph's Church
New Church
Joseph Willis
Boston College
William J. Doyle
William J. Reilley
John J. Johnston
Thomas M. Connell
H. S. Jackson
John Lehan
Frances H. Connor
Alice Woods
Grace Connors
Disgraceful condition of Town Field cited for danger
Dorchester residents express indignation over holes in the Town Field risking injuries in games. St Peters T A and L baseball vs Brookline Young Men Catholic Union scheduled for Brookline Common tomorrow. Miss Baker spoke at the Dorchester M E Church mission convention. Catholic Union met at River Street in their new home. Fair committees reported progress. Grove Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s T. A
Brookline
Probate Court Auction of Boston Minor’s Lands
Guardian Caroline A. Goggin sells at public auction three undivided fifth parts of parcels in Boston on June 13 1898 at 12 00 noon 121/2 o 1 pm and 1 pm next to 64 Washington Street Bow Street and Ferrin Street with detailed boundaries and stake outs in Charlestown section by license of Suffolk Probate Court for Clara F Lydston a minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynde Street
Washington Street
Devens
Goggin
Edmands
Bow Street
Boston
Marehall
Marshall
Baker
Ferrin Street
Eaton
Adams and Others
Potts
Patrick J. Donovan
County of
Suffolk
Clara F. Lydston
Washington Wrert
Charlestown
Lynden Street
Caroline A. Goggin
Guardian
Public Auction of Industrial Plant Fixtures in Boston
Suit titled attached-on mesne process announces sale by public auction on Friday June 2 1893 at 11 oclock am from May 26 1893 adjournment at premises 106 to 112 Broad Street Boston Suffolk county consisting of manufacturing plant stock including iron bedsteads beds robes cots toys garden tools and novelties large iron stock old lumber desks safes and related fixtures as listed John B Fitzpatrick Deputy Sheriff Boston May 17 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Broad Street
Boston
John B. Fitzpatrick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ricy
Jordan, Marsh Ann le
Baseball Goods
iOc
Reicyling World
Wheelman Company
Oliver Street
Colimbia WD
Warwick Cushion
Union
Pheumatic
Phoenix Pheumatic
Razoux
Tremont St
Beautiful Clyde Park
Harry Staley
R B
If Merritt
Ony
Tecsagel Sax
Bo TR
Tom Brown
Weaver
If Tener
Bill Brown
Frowning
Cveseres ” Dpreffer
Pinckney
Jennings
Grin, c
Ee Eewee
Rhines
Aone
Als
Browning
McCarthy
Dnuffy
Dpfeffer
Carroll
Duffy
Lowe
Touisville
Pfeffer
Grim
Hurst
ST. Paul
Bouwisville
Cleveland
St. Louis
Mogml Es
Eis Ae Sepeeass
Phillies
Orioles
Browns
Gleason
McMahon
Robinson
Gunson
Outbats Spiders
Ward
Rusie
Doyle
Clarkson
Zimmer
REDS
GLEN
Kreamont St
Park St. Church
Brooklyn Falls
AGAR
Andy
Coalley
United States
Emall Capital
Ets Eea
State Street
Loston
Dobbins
St. Hubert
Mon Alonzo
Irvegudass Oke
Cambridge
Somerville
Dibrer
South Boston
Everett
Dorchester
Samuel W. Clifford
Maynard F. Stiles
Court Street
Post
California
Salvator Beer
Burkhardt Brewing Co. Bottling Dept
Hallock Street
Vel
NEW Publications
Hades
West 23d St
R. Knights & CO
Ommces
Washington St
Main St
Cambridgeport
Crescent Beach
Board OF Aldermen OF
City OF
Lauriat Avenue
Ward 24
Board of Aldermen
Boston Post
Boston Journal
J. M. Galvin
Jug
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!