Famous horse sale details lingering on prized racers
The article lists horses from Mr. Shepard’s stable with records, breeding, and prices. Notable entries include Lady Bullion, Reina, Arab, Blondie, Flyaway, and Blondelle, with notes on speed, gait, and conditions of sale. It mentions Doble’s praise and a policy against campaigning some horses after purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blondelle
Carl
Iola
Concregan
Connie Smith
Tomar
Stoska
Belton
Carita
Ollie
Mr. Shepard
June Festival of Congregational Sunday School Union Held at Berkeley Temple
The sixteenth annual festival gathered about 300 Sunday school superintendents and friends at Berkeley Temple. Samuel Usher welcomed attendees and outlined the union’s mission. Speakers included Rev. G H Gutterson, Rev. John Barstow, Rev. C W Biddle, and Rev. G M Boynton. Public exercises featured Rev. Charles R. Brown advocating Bible study and Rev. Smith Baker on character in teaching. Music by Tremont Quartet and a large audience of church leaders attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Sunday School Superintendents’ Union
Berkeley Temple
Samuel Usher
George H. Gutterson
American Missionary Association
John Barstow
Medford
George M. Boynton
Congregational Sunday Schools and Publishing Society
Charles R. Brown
Charlestown
Smith Baker
D. D
East Boston
Tremont
Samuel B. Capen
Erastus Blakeslee
Blakeslee
F. N. Peloubet
Addison D. Foster
Dorchester
Howard R. Bridgman
Congregationalist
Brainard
Pratt
Miss Lucey
Wheelock
Tremont Temple First Flag Ceremony At Beacon Street
千A ceremony at Tremont Temple featured Old Glory raised atop the building as a crowd watched from Tremont Street. Dr George C Lorimer led prayers and dedication as 15 by 9 foot flag was secured by L J Jeffries Bible class members. Subscriptions for the temple fund totaled 3000 on Sunday with 346 000 raised since then and more gifts sought from city residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Glory
New Tremont Temple
Temple of the Beacon Street
Somerset Gown
Tremont Street
George C. Lorimer
Lorimer
Armont Temple
Brewer Trial Opens in Lynn Manslaughter Case
Annie A M Brewer faces manslaughter charges for the December Lynn shooting of Gideon W Lattimer Jr in her room after a confrontation over ending their relationship. The trial in Salem Superior Court before Judge Gaskill heard opening statements by District Attorney Moody with 14 government witnesses scheduled, including Brewer’s sister Emma who was present. The jury planned to tour the scene tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Annie A. M. Brewer
Gideon W. Lattimer, Jr
Lynn
Superior Criminal Court
Gaskill
Moody
James A. Sisk
Miss Brewer
Lattimer
Brewer
Lynn Hospital
Commonwealth
Emma
Cattanagh Knocked Out In Baltimore Fight
Joe Choynski defeated Jack Cattanach in ten rounds at Front Street Theatre on June 3. Cattanach from Providence RI showed little skill and faded after two knockdowns as the crowd jeered. Choynski, disgusted, scored a second round KO and then prepared for a June 17 match with Jim Hall at Coney Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Joe Choynski
Jack Cattanach
Front Street
Cattanach
Providence
R. I
Choynski
Jim Hall
Coney Island
Harvard at Work on the River
Harvard varsity and freshman rowing crews trained on the river in London Connecticut under coach Watson. Weather was cool with a thunder shower later lowering temperatures. both crews were reported in good condition and used the launch that arrived yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NPW
London
Conn
Harvard
Watson
Hidder
Jubilee nearing launch readiness at midmonth
The Jubilee yacht nears launch readiness with riveted bow plates installed on both sides last Saturday. Tomorrow the bow staging will be removed as rivets secure plates to frames. Hull scraped, bottom sanded smooth, and one priming coat of paint applied to the top sides.
Chace Leads In Tennis Amid Rain Delay
In New Haven a rainstorm halted the New England championship tennis final between Howland and Chace. After court work, Chace captured the first set 6 4 while Howland surged to take the second 6 8. The third set began with Goan winning 6 4 as play paused with Howland needing two sets to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
New England
Howland
Chace
Lawford
Soce
Boston University Class Day Honors Thirty Graduates
At Jacob Sleeper Hall the class of 1899 celebrated with a preluding orchestra and chorus, led by Walter Forester Adams. Edward J. McGill urged brain over brawn in the oration Intercollegiate Oratory versus Intercollegiate Athletics. Miss Susan E. Sawyer delivered the welcome, with gifts and a witty class prophecy by Miss Elsie Hobson. The program closed with a class song, reception, and a list of graduates including Susan Sawyer and Edgar McGill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston University
Jacob Sleeper
Walter Forester Adams
Adams
Susan E. Sawyer
Edgar J. McGill
Elsie G. Hobson
Sarah Cone Bryant
Ernest A. Maynard
Mabel G. Fogg
Carrie BE
Batchelder
Grace
Blackwell
Sarah E. Breed
Wilbur Ga. Chaffee
Albert 8
Moulton
Robert W. Peach
Bertha P. Richmond
Maude L. Sanford
Harriette Ellen Stone
Mae E. Tripp
Clara A. Adams
BPP
Bodies of Nellie Reardon and Alice Rowan Found
Lawrence reports the bodies of Nellie Reardon and Alice Rowan, victims of Sunday night drowning, were recovered this afternoon. The tragedy occurred in the local area prompting investigations and condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Nellie Reardon
Alice Rowan
Boston Democratic City Committee Chaos Over Leadership
A tense Boston Democratic city committee meeting unfolds with contests over temporary secretaries and a bitter debate on party leadership. James Donovan and James Hayes vie for president as ward leaders push for candidates, and ballots determine vice presidents and secretaries amid calls for unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Brien
Ward 6
William J. Donovan
Ward 2
William T. Graham
John Donovan
Ward 22
William L. Mooney
Fitzgerald
Lee
Donovan
Ward 19
Eugene A. Dowd
Curtis
Gilbride
Committee On Credentials
McDonald
Ward
Corbett
Hayes
Cleary
Reidy
Ward 15
Boston
Nathan Matthews
Edwin A. Curtis
Mr. Hayes
James Donovan
Bbanee
Weakeuss
James E. Hayes
Michael H. Cleary
Messrs. Hayes
Bret Hayes
Ward 8
Democratic City Committee
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Senator Quinn
J. Donovan
Patrick M. Keating
John FB
Eyler
Manasseh Bradley
Quinn
Keating
John ¥. McDonald
John H. Donovan
Ball Lot
Messrs
P. F. McDonald
John J. Flynn
Nicholas J. Furie
Manasseh B. Bradley
Seeeeeseveveres
John F. McDonald
Esewccdeveuen
Graham
Henry V. Cunningham
Ward 71
Michael Geary
Ward 13
Geary
Michael W. Norris
Dennis M. Cronin
Ward 14
O’brien
Common Council
Congressman Fitzgerald
Charles I. Quirk
Cunningham
Benjamin W. Wells
Ward 11
Norris and
Quirk
John H. Sullivan
Man in theatrical persona flees city after hotel bluff
Herbert Saunders appeared in Boston misrepresenting himself as a stage manager from the Shaftsbury Theatre. He arrived at Cook's Tours, stayed at Young's Hotel, took guests yachting, and was tracked by investigators from Abbott and Bogan before a Municipal Court appearance was continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
Boston
Republican Party
Patrick Maguire
Reidy
Charlestown
Democratic City Committee of
Democratic City Committee
Boston College
Suffolk
Ward 8
James B. Hayes
Herbert Saunders
Whipple
Young’s
Ees Abbott and Bogan
Gena
Dartmouth Street
Tremont Street
First Brigade En Camp at canvas city on bi State ground
First Brigade in camp at canvas city on the bi state camp ground shelters over three thousand members. Brigadier General Bridges prepares to receive the troops as Major General Nelson A Miles may review them. Companies arrive and bivouacs planned amid uncomfortable weather.
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Bridges
Nelson A. Miles
Lombard
Cambridge
Framingham
Ang
Veto Keeps Insurance Commissioner Salary Question Open
The governor vetoed a bill raising the Insurance Commissioner Merrill’s salary. Legislators expected no surprises. The bill will reach the Senate today where the veto is expected to be sustained.
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Merrill
Senate
Madrid Captain General Killed by Subordinate
In Madrid Captain General Primo Rivera was shot and killed in his office by Major Clarijo an infantry officer this morning. Clarijo was taken to prison and is believed insane after recent discharge from a hospital where he was treated for dementia.
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Madrid
Primo Rivera
Clarijo
Four Cambridge men held over drug store robbery case at Station 3
George Maloney Morris Cotter and William Haley all of Cambridge were arrested at Station 3 on robbery charges. Police seek an associate after Joseph Petlock reported four men entered his Leverett street store about 1 o clock Sunday and looted the cash register. Cotter was stopped on Wall street during a fight with a Hebrew man. Petlock later identified Cotter and Cambridge later arrested Maloney and Haley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Maloney
Morris Cotter
William Haley
Cambridge
Station 3
Joseph Petlock
Leverett Street
Petlock
Joy Street
Wall Street
Ahern
Cotter
Bornstein
Maloney
Haley
Weeding Inggrrat Found in Medical Archive
A reconstructed note lists John Weeding as part of a medical archive entry. The fragment mentions diseases and a potential study by a colonial era medical researcher. Further context is limited by OCR quality.
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Lady Bullion
M. L. Hayer
Battle Creek
Mich
Ren
Reina
Merriam
St. Paul
Minn
Lfe
Budd Doble
Jane
Golden
Arab
Lexington
John Shepard
Kentucky
Flyaway
Mr. Doble
Qromep
Elmer Chickering
Scott Leighton
Tremont Temple’s
Annie Brewer
Ment
Cattanagh
Harvard AT Work
Jubilee
B. U. Glass Day
IS Donovan
Ward 21
Peabody
Russell
James F. Ryan
Ryan
Old Ward 6
Frederick O. Prince
James E. Fitzgerald
Gaston
Matthews
City Hall
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
John E. Russell
Matthew Keany
Toijlers
Ward 16
Conry
Mr. Donovan
House of Representatives
State Senate
Fallon
Ward 23
Democratic Party of
John J. Donovan
Messrs. Donovan
P. J. Kennedy
Alderman Lomasney
John J. Nawn
Dennis H. Mahoney
Senator McMorrow
John M. O'Hara
W. J. Fallon
Bakken
Slick Stranger
LE All Diseases Pim
A. John Weeding
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