Petruchio Wins Brooklyn Derby At Gravesend
June 14 New York Gravesend race day featured the Brooklyn Derby with Petruchio defeating Kilmarnock and David Garrick in a tight finish. The program included five other races with Goji Or, The Amazon, Moor, The Bachelor and King Pepper among the winners. Time figures ranged from 1:07 2-5 for five furlongs to 4:43 for the two and a half mile steeplechase.
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the Bachelor
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King Pepper
Ares Criterion
Outlander
Notice of Unpaid Assessment by Gold Stinina Company
Ye hereby given that an assessment of Ten Cents a year on the unpaid shares will become due and payable at the Secretary directors room 12 WaT es 2 unpaid will become due. to rahe i. Sala att on as oft the Director ae- BPE anova, Treasurer.
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Swift horse to enter grand circuit at Buffalo meet
Horse notes report lame Swift ready for Buffalo grand circuit. Arion’s sister bred to Allerton. Sylvanway clocked 2 10 4 at Charter Oak Park with Hyde riding. Kilma and Klamath in training, Mascot praised for speed. New England half mile circuit runs June 19 to Oct 26 with $80,000 purses, Nashua opener June 19, Holyoke June 26, entries close June 21. Pace classes and pacer Frank Bogash discussed. Bogash ran 29 seconds for a quarter this week.
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Arion
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Sylvanway
Hyde Up
Elle Colley
Searchlight
Prince Alert
Kilma
Governor Strong
Klamath
Mascot
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Nashua
Holyoke
G. J. Prew
Frank Bogash
Readville Amon
Moth Miller
Bogash
Lawson's Prize 006 Died and Pet Troubles Grow
Thomas W. Lawson endures repeated losses of livestock and pets as a prized dachshund shipboard death and a missing cat strain his holdings. His son in England bought three dogs and two were delivered at the Custom House. The bull dog died en route from Wales and was valued at $120.
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Sugar Oasis Amid Light Wall Street Transactions
Light markets and heavy tone define Thursday’s trading with the Downtrodden mood on the floor. Sugar common stands out as an oasis amid a broad market slump, aided by a 10 cent per 100 pounds refined price rise and a stock pool maneuver, while iron and steel shares sag on renewed weakness.
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Mohawk Mining Company
Calumet & Hecla
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American Agricultural Chemical Company
United Shoe Machine Company
Dx dividend investment assessment report itemizes holdings
Assessment shows total sales of listed bonds at 18 145 dollars and unlisted bonds at 4 000 dollars. Listed stocks number 5 649 shares and unlisted stocks 4 107 shares.
Freshman Law School Dinner at YMCA House
The Y M C A Law School freshman class held their annual dinner at the house last evening with about fifty attendees. President William P. Cashman presided. Instructors George W Mehaffey Frank W Speare F Mc Clennan Bert Cushman and Oscar Storrer attended as guests. Secretary Arthur F Connolly read the class history.
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H Ouse
William P. Cashman
George W. Mehaffey
Frank W. Speare
Bert Cushman
Oscar Storrer
Arthur F. Connolly
Cambridge City Council Reunion Dinner at United States Hotel
The Cambridge council members of 18% gathered for a reunion dinner at the United States Hotel last evening with twenty members present. Walter C. Wardwell, president of the Board of Aldermen, led toasts along with Representatives A. B. Apsey, William A. Davis, David Coolidge, Cornelis Minchon, and Clerk Edward J. Brandon.
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Walter C. Wardwell
Board of Aldermen
Apsey
William A. Davis
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Cornelis Minchon
Edward J. Brandon
Tufts Club Elects Folsom and Oldon. Dunham Memorial Planned
The class of the Tufts College annual dinner at Parker's elected J. H. C. Folsom president for the coming year and James Oldon secretary and treasurer. A memorial fund was approved for W. R. Dunham, who died in the Spanish war.
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For Other Sporting News See Pages 2 and 3
Brief note directs readers to additional sports coverage on pages 2 and 3. No specific events, scores, or people are mentioned in the accessible text.
Boston Market Close Report June 14
Boston June 14 report shows the highest and lowest sales with closing bid and asked prices. Market activity details are partially unreadable in the surviving text.
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Contests and vice presidency drift at Philadelphia convention
June 14 Philadelphia reports a full day on Louisiana, DC, and other state contests. Yarmouth faction wins Louisiana delegation, Pleasant’s subcommittee favors Deveaux, DC contest goes to Jones and Chase. Vice presidency remains unsettled with Bliss, Allison, Fairbanks, Greene, and Mekkeljohn in play. Hanna defends Woodruff no nomination stance and dismisses Roosevelt’s chances. Brooklyn plans to rally 1000 Woodruff supporters.
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Louisiana
Republican National Committee
Yarmouth
Deveaux
District of Columbia
J. E. Jones
W. C. Chase
Robert Reyburn
George W. Lee
Bliss
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Allison
Iowa
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Greene
Mekkeljohn
Nebraska
Woodruff
Hanna
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State bath house at Revere Beach opens today
At 10 o clock this morning the State bath house at Revere Beach will open to the public after weeks of preparation. The management has employed assistants to ready the facilities as warm weather continues. Bathing will cost 25 cents.
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Robinson Hall Opens at Tufts as Engineering Building
Robinson Hall at Tufts College opens to the public this afternoon. The 120 by 8 foot three story building features a granite base, red brick walls, terra cotta third floor, and a Roman arch granite porch. It houses laboratories, lecture halls, offices, and a hydraulic lab, with future use planned as an electrical engineering building in memory of Charles Robinson.
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South Boston A A to clash with City Point A A on June 18
South Boston A A and City Point A A set an M Street funds game for June 18 at 8 p m. South Boston A A holds the peninsula championship and the upcoming match is expected to draw a large crowd of spectators.
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Pacific Coast Agency Seeks Strong Business Proposition
An energetic business man seeks a staple article of value for an interview. He arrives from San Francisco eager to return with a solid proposition. The Pacific coast must be recognized as growth in Asia, with new fields and rising wealth for America. Address requests to I 60, the Post.
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the Post
Delaware contest not ready report. Georgia district case taken
Yesterday a committee member was appointed to consider the Delaware contest but did not report, so the committee paused that case and moved to the Georgia district issue. The Democratic State convention convened with high enthusiasm, nominating the full State ticket by acclamation and pledging support for Bryan and the Chicago platform against imperialistic administration and Republicans.
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Georgia
Bryan
Chicago
Contested Claims In Rival Election Challenge
Joseph F. Doyle and R. R. Wright faced contest from J. H. Deveaux and W. R. Leaken over a disputed result. The dispute stemmed from conflicting positions claimed by J. R. Delegal and L. M.
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R. R. Wright
J. H. Deveaux
W. R. Leaken
J. R. Delegal
L. M
Alabama for Bryan at Georgia Democratic convention
Atlanta June 14 The Democratic State convention named Allen D Candler as governor nominee. The platform endorses the 1896 Chicago platform and Bryan, condemns Republican policies and imperialism, favors direct election of U S Senators, calls for Nicaragua canal, repeal of tariff act, and asks delegates to support Bryan at the national convention.
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United States
Nicaragua
W. J. Bryan
Where to go for a vacation in New England
The article extols Northern New England as ideal for vacations with lakes, mountains, and seashore resorts. It highlights the Boston & Maine railroad New Summer Resort and Tour Book, listing a thousand hotels and boarding houses with maps, routes, rates, and stage connections, free by request from the railroad’s General Passenger Department in Boston.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Bath house open with higher entry fee amid debate
Preparations for the bath house opening include widened safety patrols and staff on duty. The decisive issue is a proposed price hike from 15 to 20 cents for adult baths, with children’s rate unchanged, tied to a $13 000 state appropriation and pending legislative action.
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Bath House
Fitzgerald
Committee of Ways and Means
Longfellow Scholarship Awarded to Harvey W Hall
Harvey W Hall wins the Museum of Fine Arts Longfellow scholarship worth 600 dollars annually for three years. He studied at the museum's School of Drawing and Painting.
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Museum of Fine Arts
Longfellow
Forei
Museum
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