Malden Club Dominates Trarvard Races and State Roads Debate
In Trarvard races McDuffee and Gary on McCune wheels sweep events with fast times up to 2 422 5. Berle and Yary place while Robinson falls in a derailment near the mile special. The victory parade includes a walkover for Malden as the state highway bill gains swift approval from Senate House and Governor, creating a three member commission to oversee road improvements and annual county meetings.
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Trarvard
Malden Club
Eddie McDuffee
McDuffee
Guy Gary
McCune
Berrw
Malden
Gary
Berle
Alexander
Windle
Yary
J. Clark
Robinson
Snow
Lucky Eddie
Springfield
Malden Boys
Maldens
Connolly
Barnard
Cochran
Senate
House
Massachusetts
U Highway Commission
Consul Perkins
Perkins
McClintock
Sessions
Roxbury
Roster of Riders in Open and One Mile Handicap Events
Lists of riders from Malden Roxbury and nearby clubs for a bicycle meet. Teams include Press with Gary Clark Burnham and substitutes J P Clark. Special prizes include a piano for fastest mile, a $50 diamond for the first lap leader in the one mile open, and a diamond pin for the second lap leader in the 2 40 class.
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A.hughes
G. J. Gary
Press
A. W. Warren
H. W
di. W. Robinson
Herman Smith
C. W. Bowles
W. Robinson
A. F. Wisner
H. C. Harrison
Ned Mansfield
H. Smith
W. Cc. CG
Ww. G
French, Press
N. CD
Hutchins
Malden
F. P. Howe
W. Reynolds
Hyde Park
R. Funkle
Roxbury
W. Coleman
J. E. Wellman
Frank Mayo
J. F. Cochrane
E. H. Snow
Gy Brown
Fred McDeavitt
Winnisimmet
E. A. Nelson
P. J. Berle
G. F. Taylor
H. C. Tyler
A. B. Rich
W. W. Windle
N. D. Hutchins
E. A. McDuffee
Ee Cochrane
Harry Daniels
W. Tracey
Hw. C. Harrison
H. F. Bowser
H. EF. Rowell
J. F. Havestadt
F. I. Howe
H. R. Dring
J. F. Keltie
A. McDuffee
John Bianchi
D. T. Connolly
KE. H. Snow
F. G. Brown
A. F. Sargent, Jr
F. C. Faulkner
F. N. Haggerty
C. G. Williams
A. W. Porter
A. Hughes
CG. H. Wyman
G.L. Gary
Henry Keene
Gary
James Clark
E. P. Burnham
J. P. Clark
Cambridge Athletic Association to stage June 24 carnival
Cambridge Athletic Association plans a June 24 sports carnival at Holmesfield featuring 100 yard dash 440 yard run one mile run shot put two mile bicycle race running high jump and running broad jump. Novices may enter several events. Entries close June 20 with a 0 cent fee. Billy Casey of the B A A trains for all summer events.
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Cambridge Athletic Association
Holmesfield
W. M. Dumbrisky
Vine Street
Cambridge
Billy Casey
Dorchester Athletic Club
J. S. McDonough
Broadway
South
Boston
Arry Cornish
Harry
New York
University of Pennsylvania
Chicago
George Turner
George
Harry Cornish
Nichols
Tommy Shearman
Manhattans
New Jersey Athletic Club
Lake Walden Track Opens With Modern Cinder Facility
After years of waiting the Lake Walden track is ready for bicycle and footracing events. John G Maxwell oversees details as Fitchburg railroad crews grade the bed and raise corners to suit racing and field events. A 120 yard straightaway and ample space for officials and press anticipate a grand stand and pleasant picnic outings.
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Lake Walden
Fitchburg Railroad
John G. Maxwell
Speculative betting pitch targets major cities
A writer announces to subscribers in New York Chicago Philadelphia Minneapolis Baltimore Washington Buffalo Troy and New England that he will visit a track for three days starting Wednesday to advise speculators on placing commissions at tracks and large pool rooms in New Jersey for potential big money with little risk.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Baltimore
Washington
Buffalo
Troy
New England
New Jersey
Premium Lists Offer for High Grade Bicycle
An advertisement invites readers to send for premium lists priced at 50 cents, promising articles value up to a high grade bicycle. The address listed is IGT Oliver Street, Boston, seeking subscriptions for premium catalogs.
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Steve
Fiat
LMAN
IGT
Oliver Street
Doston
Summer Diseases and Their Prevention with Mints and Whiskey
Cholera morbus and summer diarrhea rise in heat, caused by improper foods, chilling, or bad water. Avoid cold sleep, unripe fruit, and ice water. Malaria and sewer air fuel persistent diarrhea. Moderate whiskey, especially Duffy's Pure Malt, touted as a safeguard and stomach tonic. beware misrepresented substitutes.
Boston Baseball Prospects in Final South End Games
Pittsboro players aim to win two games as Staley and Stivetts rest rest of Boston lineup. Stronger pitching needed, pennant chances slim away from home. Yale vs Harvard set for June 22 at Cambridge. Brooklyn players join Boston in an exhibition at Melrose next Saturday. Browns visit Wednesday. Fall River crowd expect title with Lincoln. English High vs Boston Latin on Saturday. Joe Quinn Dowd and Brodie visiting Brown's game.
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Pittsboro
Staley
Stivetts
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyns
Baltimores
South End
Bostons
Yale
Harvard
Cambridge
Highlands and Mason
Brooklyn
John Morrill
Sid Farrar
Melrose
Kennedy
Browns
Fall Rivers
Lincoln
McDermott
Fennelly
English High
Boston Latin School
Joe Quinn
Tommy Dowd
Walter Brodie
Malden News Briefs Maritime to Local Events
Captain Locke attends World's Fair. High school classes 9% and 43 plan a Faulkner grounds ball game. YMC A moonlight trip to Minot's Light set for June 98. Chase and Brown enter Melrose Tennis Club tournament on June 17. West school graduates hold Lynnfield picnic. Kernwood nine to play in Newton June 17. Richard Haley builds hot houses on Avon street. Blumenthal's dry goods business collapses after burnout and theft. Nellie Pierce fractures shoulder in bicycle accident on Pleasant street. Revere Beach car incident injures passengers including James Reid.
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E. FE. Locke
Faulkner
Minot’s Light
G. Morton Chase
Ralph C. Brown
Melrose Tennis Club
West School
Lynnfield
Kernwood
Newton
Richard Haley
Avon Street
the Blumenthal
New York
Nellie Pierce
Waverly Street
Pleasant Street
Revere Beach
James Reid
Eastern Avenue
Regular monthly Cycle Club meeting and local notices
The Cycle Club will hold its regular monthly meeting at their rooms tomorrow evening. Mr McDonald of Malden has bought the Walgatt estate on Fulton street. The Ladies Circle of the Union Congregational Church on Marion street will hold a strawberry festival Thursday evening. The Sunday school teachers of St Josephs Church will present the drama Messmuntes in the parochial school Malden Wednesday evening. Thomas O Neil, an old resident, died at his late home on Riverside avenue yesterday noon. Saturday evening an alarm from Box 23 to a blaze in Mr Marketti s fruit store Park street. The place is a complete loss. Saturday evening as the 7 10 train was leaving the depot Mrs Hathaway attempted to get on and fell. She was picked up and carried to her home on Cross street. It is supposed she is injured internally. Mystic Park.
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McDonald
Malden
Walgatt
Fulton Street
Union Congregational Church
Marion Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Messmuntes
Thomas O'Neil
Riverside Avenue
Marketti
Park Street
Massachusetts Yacht Club 150th Race Set for June 17
The Massachusetts Yacht Club announces its 150th race to be sailed June 17 off Nahant in four classes. Class one for sloops and cutters 4 to 46 feet WL offers a $50 prize. Class two for 2 to 30 feet WL yachts offers $30 and $20. Special class for jib and mainsail yachts under 21 feet WL offers $25 $20 and $10. Fourth class for yachts 21 to 2? feet WL noted.
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Massachusetts Yacht Club
Nahant
Burns Havlin Bout Canceled After Burns Withdraws
Bobby Burns and Jack Havlin were scheduled for a twenty round match at the Lafayette Club tonight but Burns withdrew due to his prior Chicago bout and the contest was declared off.
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Bobby Burns
Jack Havlin
Lafayette Club
Burns
Columbia Athletic Club
Chicago
The American Wringer Co. Advertises Wringers and Sweepers
The American Wringer Co. offers wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers from 18 and 15 Broadway extension city. Repairs on all kinds of wringers and sweepers are done and orders by mail are promptly attended to.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Local items from a memorial service to a church game
A memorial service was held by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Maverick Congregational Church with Deputy Grand Master Louis A. Cook speaking. The Saratoga Social Club planned a gathering in Wescott Hall. Wheel riders faced police orders to move bikes from Central square to Porter street before church, prompting questions about police authority. Several churches observed children day. Local team beat West Medford 11 to 6, improving to four wins no losses. Rev. Lewis B. Perry resigned from All Souls Chapel.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Maverick Congregational Church
Louis A. Cook
South Weymouth
Saratoga Social Club
Wescott Hall
Central Square
Porter Street
West Medfords
Lewis B. Perry
All Soul
Ferryman
Crowds at Marine Park and Castle Island Rise Overnight
It was estimated that 65 000 people visited Marine Park and Castle Island yesterday. Of these 20 000 went to the pier with only three park policemen on duty while seven were stationed on Castle Island. John Keith, formerly park officer at Franklin Park, has been promoted to sergeant and assigned to Marine Park duty.
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Marine Park
Castle Island
John Keith
Franklin Park
Howe
Pilgrim Hall
James H. Lambert
Edwin S. Bennett
Hattie Gertrude Goddard
Lillian Moulton
Bethesda Hall
Gray's Hall
City Point
Peter F. Merrigan
Peter Merrigan
Eighth Street
Dorchester St Peter's Picnic and Colleen Bawn Promoted
The St Peter's annual picnic will be at Highland Lake Grove on July 20 under St Vincent de Paul Conference management. A Colleen Bawn production by St Peter's T A and I Society is planned for June 15 and 16 in Music Hall with a full cast led by Miles Na Cappaleen and Hardress Cregan.
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St. Peter’s
Highland Lake Grove
St. Vincent de Paul
Sloane
Colleen Bawn
Music Hall
Miles Na Cappaleen
D. F. Hurley
Hardress Cregan
Walter D. Lane
Danny Mann
T. J. Crowley
Kyrle Daly
J. F. Dobbyn
Tom
Thomas Meville
Corrigan
Joseph A. Callahan
Bertie O’moore
J. J. Cunningham
John Nelson
Joseph Carven
Eily O'Connor
Marguerite O’brien
Ann Chute
Josephine Mulloney
Cregan
Agnes Milton
Sheelah
May Carleton
W. A. Lawton
Nightingale
Sidney A. Williams
Marlboro Street
Savin Hill
Albert Cushing
Ashmont
Maine
Dorchester Avenue
Catholic Union of
Dorchester
Milton
Grove Hall
Win ni Simmet Cyclists Visit Nahant and Local Events
About twenty five members of the Winnsimmet Bicycle Club rode to Nahant yesterday. The funeral of Walter Garland was held from 68 Division Street. The Veteran Firemen's Association observed Memorial Day with ceremonies at Garden Cemetery and Woodlawn Cemetery. The Common Council meets tonight. A minor alarm occurred at Dr Cutler's building on Fourth Street. Sukey Pettingill to perform a novelty concert at Grand Army Hall Wednesday evening. A temperance meeting with a Lady speaker was held at Central Church last night.
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Winnisimmet
Common Council
Cutler
Fourth Street
Isaac P. Griffin
Sukey Pettingill
Grand Army Hall
Central Church
Brook line to Harvard Square transfer planned at six cent fare
Cambridge residents of Ward 4 near Brookline and Pearl Street expect a transfer system to allow rides from Brookline at Pearl Street to Harvard Square for a six cent fare. The Father Scully gymnasium closes for the season. Children’s Sunday observed in churches. The Lizzie Borden trial drew attention in New Bedford with spectator Lynn Boyd Porter. The Salem Cadet Band will give the first public band concert of the season Thursday evening on the open field at Western Avenue and Harvard Street.
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Brookline
Pearl Street
Harvard Square
Father Scully
Lizzie Borden
New Bedford
Albert Ross
Lynn Boyd Porter
Salem Cadet Band
Western Avenue
Harvard Street
Citizens’ Trade Association
Harvard Bridge
Somerville Sunday Church Sermon and Local Moves
Rev J G Merrill of Portland preached at Franklin Street Congregational Church yesterday morning. Miss Lizzie A Wilber to assist Miss Gordon at the hospital. Mrs FE Hopkins and daughters return from New York. Mr and Mrs Frederick Joyce depart for Marblehead Neck for the summer. Carl Merrill leaves for Cincinnati then Chicago for three months as solo cornetist at Lincoln Park Beach. W G Lotze of Boston gave his Magnet talk at the Y M C A boys meeting.
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J. G. Merrill
Portland
Franklin Street Congregational Church
Lizzie A. Wilber
Gordon
FE. Hopkins
New York
Frederick Joyce
Marblehead Neck
Carl E. Merrill
Cincinnati
Chicago
Lincoln Park Beach
W. G. Lotze
Boston
Y. M. C. A. Old Powder House
Everett Home School Graduates Tomorrow Evening
The Home School will hold graduation exercises tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. The Genus Loci Club plans a regular meeting at Miss Alice McDonald's home tomorrow evening. South Everett residents complain of police neglect on beat assignments.
Public Auction of Undivided Fifths in Charlestown Properties
By license of the Probate Court, Patrick J. Donovan administrator will sell at public auction in Boston on June 13 1893 at noon and 1 PM three undivided fifth parts of parcels including No 64 Washington Street with dwelling, No 33 Low Street with dwelling, and No 20 Ferrin Street with dwelling in Charlestown area, bounds and terms to be announced at sale.
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Lynde Street
Washington Street
Devens
Goggin
Edmands
Boston
Bow Street
Marshall
Baker
Ferrin Street
Eaton
Adams
Potts
Patrick J. Donovan
Suffolk
Claraff
Lydston
Loveinatter
Charlestown
Edmonds
How
of Marshall
Jerrin Street
Verrin Street
Caroline A, Goggin
Guardian
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Minerva A. Goff
Reuben Goff
Boston Post
Jonx W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Massachusetts
Augustus Barton
Frederick D. Robbins
Joax W. McKim
Andrew McGann
Mary E. J. McGann
Joan W. McKim
Joseph Scholfield
Annie S. Banfield
Lewal
Jon W. McKim, Esquire
Elivah George
Gertrude M. Byrne
John J. Byrne
William G. Kelley
Providence
Rhode Island
Jude
Public auction of Boston minor guardianship properties
Guardian Caroline A Goggin sells at auction three undivided fifth parts of Boston lands with houses at 64 Washington street 33 Bow street and 20 Jerrin street in South Boston on June 13 1893 at 2 pm 1 pm and 1 2 pm respectively under license terms listed and notices attached for mesne process another notice lists sale of six heavy horses six wagons and related gear at Granite street South Boston on the same June 13 1893 at 2 am by Deputy Sheriff Joseph V Y Silsey Jr
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Hérdie Phaeton Co
Granite Street
Boston
Joseph VY. Silsey
Merrill Libel for Divorce in Massachusetts Superior Court
Gertrude C Merrill of Boston seeks a divorce from Nathaniel C Merrill in Suffolk Superior Court. She alleges willful desertion from about April 10 1888 after marriage October 7 1880 in Newport Vermont. They have a son Guy N Merrill born September 30 1883 now in her custody.
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Boston
Nathaniel C. Merrill
A. D
Bern
Gertrude C. Merrill
Executors and Administrators Named in Boston Notices
Public notices announce the appointment of executors and administrators for estates in Boston. Jo s ia i s Quincy is named executor of Abby P Quincy. Ellen Riley is administratrix of Mary Ui Ly. Joseph R Smili l is administrator of Charles H Wallace. Notices set dates in May 1893 and call on creditors to present claims.
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Mary Ui Ly
Boston
Suffolk
Sid
Ellen Riley
Adinx
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