Motto's Boat Wins Whitehall Race on Memorial Day
The Whitehall race between Harry Newbranch in Motto's boat and John R. Davis in Olsen's boat ended with Newbranch winning by two minutes. Davis fouled a driftwood obstacle near East Boston, delaying him, and the course ran from Apple Island to Buoy No. 6 and back to the start. Referee Thomas Newman's ruling favored Newbranch and Motto paid the stake of $20 to the winner.
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Ladas Wins Derby Amid Storm Over Rosebery Link
Lord Rosebery's three year old Ladas won the Derby at Epsom, taking 6000 sovereigns with a 2 4 5 finish time. Matchbox finished second and Reminder third as crowds swarmed to the Downs despite cold damp weather.
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England
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The
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Races Report From Multiple Tracks Include Fast 2 22 Pace
Worcester sees three driving classes with Jimmie B and 8 X Boy in a tense 2 29 trot and 2 22 pace. Haverhill's Ruben lowers record to 2 29 1 4. Paul claims 2 16 1 2 in free-for-all. Dover Granite Park draws 700 as Hy Wilkes wins 2 20 and Helen 2 35. Lyndonville hosts Northern Caledonian Fair stallion parade with Village Boy winner of 2 45 class, Best time 2 40.
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Granite Park
Hy Wilkes
Helen
Lyndonville
Northern Caledonian Fair Association
Village Boy
McElroy
Tramp
Rain Forcing Postponements Across MLB Matchups
The Brooklyn Louisville New York Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis Baltimore Chicago and Washington Cleveland games were postponed due to steady rain, delaying today’s MLB slate.
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Pirates Piled Up Twenty Seven Runs in Rainy Night
Local report notes a strong Pirates performance with 27 runs, while Boston encountered a rain affected schedule. Ooloolough rain prevented games in several cities, dampening a wider sports slate.
Eminent Physician Promoted Prize Essay on Vitality
An advertisement by the Peabody Medical Institute offers a prospectus for a large book on life and health. It highlights a prize essay titled Exhausted Vitality and Ner yoyore weaknesses of man and invites in-person consultations and free information.
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Peabody Medical Institute
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Harvard Falls to Princeton in Rain Delayed Classic
In New Haven Harvard loses to Princeton 9 to 4 after a delayed five inning finish. Altman dominates on the mound. Ward, Payne and King pace Princeton’s offense while Harvard’s Wiggin and Williams struggle behind the plate and on the bases.
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Harvard
Bostons Fall To Pittsburg In High Scoring League Debacle
The Boston team lost to Pittsburgh in a wild game, Lampe surrenders twelve runs in three innings before Tom Smith takes over. Pittsburg hits six home runs and builds a huge lead as Stivetts question lingers. Patsy Donovan makes a remarkable two base catch as Connaughton shines at the plate.
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Boston
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Tom Smith
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Stivetts
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Bierbauer
Patsy Donovan
Connaughton
Pawtucket Beats Haverhill In New England League Clash
Crane was hit hard and issued eight walks as Pawtucket overran Haverhill from the start. Fournier proved effective for the Pawtucket pitching staff while the home club totaled 12 hits to 1 for Haverhill, with three errors on Pawtucket and one on Haverhill.
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O'Brien Shines as Bangor Beats Worcester in Baseball
O'Brien pitched and batted for Bangor, drawing ten walks and four hits. Bangor built a lead despite Worcester’s late rally, finishing 6 to 3 in a game where Bangor had five hits and Worcester seven, with errors on both sides. Batteries Mc Bride Bart for Bangor, O'Brien Hayes for Worcester.
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Hayes
Entries for Malliday's Mansfield road race June 9
A long list of entrants appears for Malliday's road race at Mansfield on June 9 including Daniel O'Connell Hopedale M W Weld C H Weld East Greenwich A Chamberlain Franklin Willam Dawson Co A McCellaum Central Falls and many others from cities such as Chelsea Boston Malden Melrose Somerville and Mansfield. The issue notes the Press club meeting June 11 and a clam bake invitation from Newburyport. It also covers club runs for June and July and racing plans in Lynn Waltham and Hartford with prizes and entry details.
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Daniel O'Connell
Hopedale
M. W. Weld
C. H. Weld
East Greenwich
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Franklin
Willam Dawson
A. McCellaum
Central Falls
R. I
Murray Winter
J. B. Winter
Joseph Fash
Charles Aldrich
S. A. Lattin
J. M. Martin
Dana Fisher
Melrose
B. W. Pierce
Linden
C. C. Dodge
Otis Smith
W. H. Hogs
Chelsea
E. C. Toss
Everett
G. I. Boyden
A. T. Manchester
A. T. Hodges
E. L. Willis
James Geary
Foxboro
EF. cC. Gould
Walnut Hill
F. Ourish
Dorchester
P. Fagan
East Norton
L. P. Swift
Attleboro
Nat Butler
Cambridgeport
Antone Chamberlain
Dedham
I. C. Trask
Milford
T. E. Farment
D. J. C. Raymond
South Framingham
A. F. Weisner
South Natick
Nat Orrington
T. E. Hackett
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Richard Donovan
Natick
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W. M. Hunt
Canton
W. B. Skinner
East Milton
H. W. Hanson
T. BE. Hatch
Taunton
J. N.suffle
City Mills
BE. L. Cook
Woonsocket
H. F. Merwin
Careyville
J. Coy
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Frank Coonger
New Bedford
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James Lehan
Stoughton
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Massachusetts
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Connecticut
Columbie Cycle Club
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Orient Wheels for Sale at 243 Columbus Avenue
The Siewing prominent racing men ride the Orient Wheel manufactured by Wal tham Manufacturing Company. A. W. Porter Frank Mayo Pettigrew Foggwell Plaintiff Mc Laughlin Ed Clark Haggarty Williams Russell Emerson Brothers Varrel Howe Wisner Jen ney Orient wheels for sale at 243 Columbus avenue.
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Fall River Beats Portland 1 0 In Low Scoring Game
Myers pitched a great game for Fall River as Portland managed only five singles. Mahoney was ejected in the third for insulting language to the umpire. Final score Fall River 1 Portland 0 with Falls River collecting 12 hits to Portland's 5 and 3 errors to 5.
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Portland
Mahoney
Rollins
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Casey
M Dufee Near Death After Jamaica Plain Bicycle Race
P J McDuffee a Malden rider lies very low after a Saturday race injury at Jamaica Plain. He sustained a broken collar bone internal injuries and a skull fracture more dangerous than first reported. Authorities fear he may not live through the next day or two.
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Jamaica Plain
Eastern League Rain Delays Providence Card Yet Buffalo Wins
In Providence rain interrupted play as Buffalo edged Syracuse 6 to 5 in ten innings. Troy defeated Erie 9 to 4 while Binghamton defeated Springfield 7 to 6 in another league pairing.
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Brockton Loses to Lewiston on Poor Support and Weak Pitching
In a Brockton vs Lewiston game, Black pitched poorly with little field backing while Lynch benefited from solid defense. Main's batting stood out as Lewiston triumphed 7 to 5, leaving Brockton with 15 hits and 4 errors to Lewiston's 6 errors.
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Brown Edges Columbia in Rain Shortened Game
Providence June 6 rain halted the match between Brown and Columbia in the fifth inning. Brown led 6 to 3 after scoring two runs in the fifth. Columbia had a runner on second with one out when play stopped.
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Maine State College Falls to Colby in League Series
Waterville June 6 Colby dominated the State College players in the State College League matchup winning decisively 16 to 0.
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White Mountain Service Plan Opens Connecticut River Line
At a meeting of representatives of lines interested the Connecticut River White Mountains line will begin July 2 with a through train from New York daily except Sunday at 9 p.m. to Fabyan s with stops at Springfield and Fabyan s. Return trips run from Fabyan s to Springfield and New York. A sleeping car will run from Springfield daily except Sunday at 8:15 p.m. arriving Fabyan s at 8:30 a.m. Passengers from New York by the 4 p.m. train can take the return from Fabyan s at 10:30 p.m. arriving in New York at 11:33 a.m.
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Denny Defeats Abbott Opponent for $6500 Ring Purse
Australian boxer Martin Denny defeated Stanton Abbott in London after substitutions and a $6500 purse. The win boosts Denny toward US recognition alongside Abbott Leeds and Dime. Other notes include Griffo missing a Philly spar, Moriarity draw with Peterson, and several challenge matches and possible bouts across New England and New York.
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Ariel Club
Philadelphia
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John Henry Johnson
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Charles Hammond
Malden
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Olympic Club of
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Charley Kelly
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Jack Slavin
New York City
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Chicago
Henry Beker
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Jack Grace
New Yorker
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Coney Island
Barney Hubbard
Boston
Lynch
Denny B Bowen
Ottawa
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Mace
Australia
Jerry Barnett
George Lavigne
Olympic Club
Amherst Freshmen Edge Williams In Tight 4 3 Victory
Amherst freshmen beat Williams freshmen 4 to 3 in Amherst. After an 8th inning tie at 3 3, Amherst earned the winning run in the bottom of the ninth with one out. Hits favored Amherst nine to four, Amherst committed four errors to Williams two. Batteries Johnson and Sullivan for Amherst Roy and Thayer for Williams.
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Salem pool champ to duel Brooklyn rival for 100 dollar trophy
S. N. Webber of Salem declares himself Essex county champion and sets a 500 ball match with W. S. Lowney of Brooklyn. The first game is Thursday evening, with matches to follow through the rest of the week.
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Brooklyn
Williams Slanks Vermont In Sharp Victory
Williams defeated the University of Vermont today by 6 to 0 in a well played game. Lewis and Clarke starred with strong pitching while Williams showed timely hitting. Cook pitched cleverly for Williams and added eight assists in the field.
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Williams
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Republicans Clash Over Unseating In State House Debate
The dispute centers on whether Doyle and Hayes should be unseated. Mr. Myers resisted unseating absent stronger testimony while Mr. Guild argued against removing the seated members. After adjournment Franz Hugo Krebs sought a deal with the Democratic side, prompting a sharp reply from Hayes about Republican capacity.
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State Committee
Massachusetts Libel Notice for Andrew F Christianson
Suffolk Superior Court orders libellant to publish the libel in Boston Post for three weeks and mail or serve an attested copy, so the libellee Andrew F Christianson may appear in Boston on the first Monday of July to show cause why the prayer for the libel should not be granted. Clerk Jos A Willard and Assistant Clerk Henry F. Bellew certify the copy.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
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Common Wealth
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Charles J. McIntire
H. Folsom
Alley and East India Stock Ale Brewery Trademark Notice
Description filed under state act lists John R Alley with 23 Heath Street Reston as brewer on bottlers of ale porter using wooden boxes. Marks include Alley’s East India Stock Ale and Alley Dublin Stout Porter from Etlana Brewery Boston with Registered on ends. Dated May 2.
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Question on Vice President Calling Secret Meeting
A reader asks if a vice-president may convene a special meeting without notice to members to vote on overturning a regular meeting’s decision. The inquiry requests legal opinion on constitutional and parliamentary law compliance.
Statement of Facts Breaches Parliament Law
Eid, Post notes the proceeding on your statement of facts violated parliamentary law and contradicted the constitution.
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Governors Day at Narragansett Rain Dampens Providence Racing
Rain kept attendance to about three thousand on Governor's Day at Narragansett Park. Favorites failed to win, bookmakers rejoiced, and scratches including Copyright and St Michael altered the program. Winners included Fox Glove, Billy S, Dr Garnet, Chauncey, Grellan, Snocks with times ranging from 53 seconds to 1:58.
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Hanlon
Ryan and Smith Match at Twin City Club
Welterweight champion Tommy Ryan of Hartford received word from Billy Smith of Chicago that they will fight at 142 pounds with weigh in at ringside. Smith signed the articles and the match is set for August 26 at the Twin City Athletic Club in Minneapolis. Ryan will spar Jack Falvey who he recently defeated in Providence.
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Billy Smith
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Jack Falvey
Providence
Winners at Morris Park Charles
Morris Park N Y June 6 first race Utica Monotony Rosita 1 14% second race Redskins Kinglet Roller 1 14 third race Glad Maretti Chicot 1 01 fourth Bowling Brook handicap Dorian Rubicon ignee 1 54 44 fifth race Poor Jonathan Addie Will Elliott 1 01 sixth race Dutch Skater Star Actress Diabolus 1 43 14
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Macic Hair Stain by Geo Ormsby Wig Maker
An advertisement for Macic Hair Stain by GEO Ormsby Wig Maker and Hair Worker at 169 Tremont St Room 15. It promises brown or black stain that is simple to apply, contains no lead or nerve poison, and prevents smutting or rubbing off with one use. Price listed as 1.
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Ormsby
Probate notices from Massachusetts 1894 estate actions
Notices announce executors and administrators seeking loans, settling estates in Middlesex and Suffolk counties. Documents name Francis Vers and James Monroe estates, executors Wells and Iverson, and administrators Wood, Hoitt, and Lantgan. Creditors urged to present claims, debtors advised to pay promptly.
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