Waltham Track Showcases Fast Class A Cycling Records
Boston cyclists pounded the track with record pace at Waltham led by A class star A W Porter who set a new mile record 2 06 for Class A. Johnson Tyler Berle Rich and others delivered thrilling heats in one third mile and mile events with tandem exhibition by Berle and Rich and a fierce chase finale.
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Boston
Waltham
Peck
Popgun
Johnson
Porter
Berle
Rich
Tyler
Windle
A. W. Porter
Zimmerman
Ler
Williams
McLaughlin
Butler
Callahan
Murphy
Racer
A. B. Rich
Pete Berle
W. M. Pettigrew
Waltham O. C
C. G. Williams
Q. T. Nelson
Springfield Bicycle Club
Frank Mayo
Union Feyele Club
H. E. Caldwell
Rennenenest
A. T. Fuller
Malden
Wallwars Goth
Hugh Robson
Salem
A. F. Wisner
ereaOy
Eagle Bicycle Club
Waltham O. G
Waltham C
H. C. Tyler
Sproat Bicycle Club
C. M. Murdy
K. W
New York
George F. Taylor
Westbank
J. S. Johnson
Syracuse
C. M. Murphy
H. ©. Tyler
Springfield
B. C
B. W. Pierce
Sinha
EK. Snow
Press C
Pi . Kelly
Press C. C
Cutter
Berle and Rich
Greenwich Wheelmen Meet Draws Top Cyclists in New York
More than 300 riders entered ten events for the Greenwich Wheelmen meet in Manhattan. Featured competitors include John S. Johnson of Minneapolis, F. F. Goodman, F. Royce, Raymond McDonald, W. F. Carter, A. W. Porter, Glenny of Yale, Corbley of Cornell, Charley Murphy, Ray Dawson, and Fred Titus, among others. The event marks the year’s biggest NY cycling meet with top amateur talents from across America.
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New York
Gotham
Manhattan
Greenwich
America
John S. Johnson
Minneapolis
F. F. Goodman
F. Royce
New Jersey
Raymond McDonald
New York State
W. F. Carter
Maryland
A. W. Porter
Waltham
Glenny
Yale
Corbley
Cornell University
Goodman
Charley’’ Murphy
Brooklyn Flyer
Ray Dawson
Newersey Wonder
Fred” Titus
Readville Races Feature Butler Track Record
About five hundred spectators saw the Hyde Park Rovers meet at Readville. Nat Butler of Cambridgeport Cycle Club set a track record in the mile handicap. Class B races drew three participants with multiple heats and results led by Butler in the mile and other top placers from Cambridgeport, P C C, and Everett. Visiting officials were entertained afterward in Waltham.
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Readville
Hyde Park Rovers
Nat Butler
Cambridgeport Cycle Club
Butler
W. Marriott
H. R. Dring
C. IE. Hamilton
Allston
A. T. Robinson
C. C
J. W. Bowser
M. Higgins
A. L. French
BE. A. James
G. H. Walters
Dring
Plaintien
B. A. Tosi
Everett
Saws Ae Ceeure Ww. Cc. C
Reynolds
R. W. Emerson
Cambridgeport C. C
C. Doubleday
J, Mclaughlin
E. A. Tosi
A.L. Bianchi
W. Rogers
Taunton
E. . Snow
Ralf Sa
Boston
J. Bianchi
Malden
J. C. Wettergreen
H. L Felch
BE. J. Clark
Dorchester
F. E. Wing
C. E. Johnquist
G. H. Carter
Newton
Malden B. C
EB. H. Garrett
F. Mayo
Union B. C
Cop Johnauss
Bianchi
G. Cutter
Sanger
L. Berlo
H. C. Tyler
S. B. Ci
G. R. Cutter
Tally-Ho’s
Waltham
Bridgeport Races Highlight State LA W Meet Highlights
At Pleasant Beach Bridgeport billed events feature E C Bald of Buffalo set a 2:16 mile record on a third mile track. Frank Parsons wins novice mile with Herbert Jennings second and Will Lamphere third. Heyer wins the two mile LA W State title with Tyner second and Spencer third. Additional class A and B races crown Titus Titus and Aston in open and local events.
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Bridgeport
Conn
E. C. Bald
Buffalo
Pleasant Beach
Frank Parsons
Springfield
Herbert Jennings
Southport
Will Lamphear
Branford
Bald
I. A. Sieme
Port Richmond
Miller
Vineland
N. J
C. W. Heyer
Hartford
W. W. Tyner
O. G. Spencer
New Haven
A. S. Kennedy
Chicago
Thomas Aston
F. C. Hoy
Cape Ann Champions Bicycle Race
Gloucester held a Cape Ann championship bicycle race from Main Street around the Cape covering 1418 miles. Only twelve started and five finished with the top three from Rockport. Frank Parsons won in 47 minutes 55 seconds, George Parsons second in 48 minutes 8 seconds, Edward Flynn third in 48 minutes 36 seconds.
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Gloucester
Cape Ann
Main Street
Cape
Rockport
Frank Parsons
George Parsons
Edward Flynn
Emery Hod
Prospect club bicycle race at Nahant to Lynn and back
The Prospect bicycle road race from Relay House Nahant to Lynn and return was run in three heats. In the final Greenhill led followed by Bent Kelly Seavey and Walliston. Greenhill won a gold watch with a final time of 18 minutes 49 seconds. Bent took a silver water service and Kelly an eight day clock.
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Warren
Tyler
Murphy
Taylor
Callahan
Johnson
Sanger
Stearns
Tom Ecks
Teaders
Nat Butler
Williams
Butler
Zwin
Prospect Club
Nahant
Lynn
Greenhill
Bent
Kelly
Seavey
Walliston
Old Powder House Century Ride Ends Smoothly
The Old Powder House Cycle Club held its annual century run with eight starters and six finishers. The group started from Davis Square at 6 a.m. and reached Newburyport by 10:30. On the return trip a rider, Irving Small, was injured in a fall, while Frank E. Waterman succumbed to heat and the pair rode back by rail.
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Old Powder House
Davis Square
Newburyport
Irving Small
Frank E. Waterman
Scared, Closed Out To Its Large New England
A fragment notes fear and closure affecting a broad New England region, with limited readable context about consequences or actors. The text hints at disruption or confinement extending beyond a single locality into a wider area. No clear dates or proper nouns are readable.
U. S. Canal His Motion Defeated by the Senate
The Senate defeats his motion on the U S canal issue. He outlines his record on sugar and notes many sections of the tariff bill have passed. An anti option bill is moved upward, signaling further debate and potential amendments.
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Senate
Secretary Carlisle Eyes Bonds for Nicaragua Canal Plan
Washington reports Secretary Carlisle is to decide if canal funding should rely on bonds or treasury seigniorage, with a likely bond favor. The plan, under three army engineer officers, would cap construction at 70 million and issue 83 million in stock, with shares split to Costa Rica Nicaragua and the Maritime company. The Senate discussed coal duties, voting 61 to 7 against soft coal on the free list, and set various ad valorem rates on sundry goods including corks, dice, firecrackers, jewelry, and leather goods.
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Washington
Carlisle
Nicaragua Canal
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Maritime Company
Senate
Mr. Hill
Yeas
Allen
Hansbrough
Irby
Hill
Kyle
Peffer
Washburn
Senate Advances Free List With Trade Schedule Adjustments
The text outlines proportions for silk worsted sticks for umbrellas and waste, noting other items and reserved paragraphs. It states that with exceptions for hair cloth precious stones and matting scheduled items were finished and the Senate reached the free list.
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Senate
Hill for Free Duty Debates in Senate Finance Committee
In Washington on June 18 the Senate Finance Committee debated tariffs on paper products and coal. Richard Hill opposed a new coal duty, invoking Democratic pledges to free raw materials, while amendments to paper duties and other sundries were discussed and adjusted.
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Senate
Frye
Finance Committee
Gallinger
Hill
Democratic Party
West
Mr. West
Gorman
Smith
Brice
Caffery
New York
Olney Denies Demand for Land Grant Roads Debt
Attorney General Olney calls sensational and untrue the claim that he demands payment on the land grant roads debt. He rejects the allegation as false and unwarranted in Washington dispatches dated June 18.
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Washington
Olney
Attorney General Plans Suits Against Pacific Railroads
Telegraphed from Washington last night that suits will be filed jointly against Union Pacific Kansas Pacific and Central Pacific to recover 1710006537. The Attorney General claims trusteeship over railroad earnings and argues diversions as breach of trust. Possible suits may target living stockholders and estates, sparking Congress debate on funding bill with a fifty year term and 8 percent interest.
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Washington
Union Pacific
Kansas Pacific
Central Pacific
Pacific Railroads
Congress
Huntington
House Committee On Pacific Railroads
Anti-Option Bill Up in Washington House Debate
In Washington the House advanced a Senate bill allowing railroad firms to issue 5000 mile tickets with extra baggage rights, while the anti-option measure was debated in committee. Representative Hatch explained provisions as critics called the bill undemocratic and paternalistic.
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Washington
Livingston
Dem
Hatch
Warner
N. Y
Deficiency appropriations show drop in 53rd Congress session
Washington reports the total deficiency appropriations for the first session of the Fifty third Congress at 10 508 235 dollars. The amount is about 5 500 000 dollars less than the same session of the previous Congress. No appropriation is allotted for bond aided Pacific railways payments.
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Washington
Pacific Railways
Everett Addresses DAR at Marshall Hall Washington
Representative William Everett of Massachusetts spoke to the Daughters of the American Revolution gathered at Marshall Hall on the Maryland shore of the Potomac opposite Mount Vernon.
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Washington
William Everett
Massachusetts
Daughters of the American Revolution
Marshall Hall
Maryland Shore
Potomac
Mt. Vernon
Rochester Brewing's Standard Beer in Bottles at the Pops
The Rochester Brewing Company ships its popular Standard beer in bottles to the Pops venue. Local customers enjoyed the refreshment, with bottles available for sale and sample pours noted during the event.
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Rochester Brewing Company
Commodore Eastby R I P At Age 75 In Washington
Commodore John W. Eastby United States Navy retired died in Washington yesterday at age 75. The obituary notes a long naval career and his passing in the nation’s capital.
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Washington
John W. Eastby
Rochester Brewing's Extra Dark Bavarian Beer Bottled
Rochester Brewing Company offers extra dark Bavarian beer in bottles featured during the Pop concerto event. The item highlights local brewery product and its pairing with a concert performance.
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Rochester Brewing Company
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