Grandpa wins Grand Annual at Brookline meeting
William C. Hayes rode Grandpa to victory in the Grand Annual steeplechase over a heavy 2 1/2 mile course. Hylas, the favorite with Nat Ray, finished third as Grandpa carried 163 pounds, near record time of 4 minutes 69.5 seconds. F Ambrose Clark won the National Hunt cup with Maxmillian, while Orifiamme captured his third win for the T. E. Mannix stable in the selling race for 38-year-olds and up.
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William C. Hayes
New York
Grandpa
Brookline
Hylas
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Nat Ray
F. Ambrose Clark
Maxmillian
Middlesex
Tellfare
Mr. Chetland
O. D. Filley
Hamm
Blue Print
Carpenter
Ries
Orifiamme
T. E. Mannix
Connoyver
Society
Clyde Park
Rumshaw
Charles Pfizer
R. G. Tower
White Crest
Bonnie Brook Stable
Altar
Ray
Frank Ware
Lad
Liverpool
Alfar
Hayes
Savage
Mr. Clark
Donahue
Nutellus
Otto Waugh
Annie Russell
Dr. Hasbrouck-Mendicant
T. Wilson
R. J. Tower
Bluette
Diggins
J. Watson Webb
Marcotine
Hale
Esher Leaf
Gallant
Shoes
Pride
Robbins
Chetland
Montebank
Elliot C. Cowdin
Kelleneea
Charles N. Harris
Connover
E. G
Eget
Falconer
Maggie Ward
Donohue
Dion. K. Kerr
Slaughter
Bonnie Brook Stabie
Saltine
Gee
Valiant
O’ginl
Country Club
Leip Aay Yep
Mr. Hayes
the God
Henry
Maximo-Circlet
Clark
McMurtrie
F. H. von Stade
Otho Waugh
Mr. Kerr
Lost Men From Sea Rescued Near Boston Light
Five men from Boston were rescued after drifting in dense fog from Big Brewster Island to Calf Island, then to the Boston Light. Keeper Charles W. Jordan and helper Kennedy pulled the party aboard and ferried them to Driscoll’s landing.
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Stoem
Boston
Charles.w. Jordan
James Lyons
William Newton
James Crowley
Patrick Dalton
John French
Brewster Island
Calf Island
B. P. Cheney
Mr. Kennedy
Kennedy
Charles W. Jordan
Jordan
Driscoll’s Landing
Gypsies Crowd Newton Court In Threat Case
June 18 Newton Court heard Frank Mitchell 23 son of the Bulgarian gypsy king of Roslindale charged with threatening to kill Miguel Marino of the Newton Centre camp. After a lengthy session the court found it was Mitchell's father Big King Tom who made the alleged threat. Frank Mitchell was discharged.
Cambridge Man Confronts Drowned Body on Bunker Hill Day
T J Holahan of 17 School Street Cambridge spent Bunker Hill Day wrestling with how to dispose of a corpse after finding a drowned man’s body on Peddock’s Island. The victim was Fred Buttrick of West Canton Street Cambridge, drowned during Sunday’s squall off Hough's Neck. Comrades searched the area as the body was identified and Hull authorities investigated.
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T. J. Holahan
School Street
Cambridge
Bunker Hill
Boston
Holahan
Cambridge Yacht Club
Peddock
Hull
Fred Buttrick
West Canton Street
Hough
Butterick
Lulu W. Eppes Towed To Portsmouth For Repairs
The schooner Lulu W. Eppes of Ellsworth Maine, bound for Boston, rode out a 36 hour easterly storm with main sail and flying jib carried away. After signaling distress off Rye Beach she was towed into Portsmouth harbor for a secure anchorage and awaits repairs before continuing to her destination.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Lulu W. Eppes
Ellsworth
Boston
Portsmouth Harbor
Eppes
Seguin
Rye Beach
Remick
Arthur Wright Sets 99 of 125 in Watertown Gun Meet
Watertown club match saw Arthur Wright and W. W. Willard top the scores with Wright firing at 125 targets and hitting 99. The event highlighted Wright as the standout marksman of the day with his exceptional performance.
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Watertown
Watertown Gun Club
Arthur Wright
W. W. Willard
Lovers Split in Court Over Broken Glass Allegation
John Hagerdon and Annie Harrington faced a Municipal Criminal Court judge after a dispute about a broken window at Harrington’s home. Hagerdon denied breaking the glass and claimed he sought the return of a $400 diamond. Harrington testified otherwise. Hagerdon was fined $10. The article also reports on steeplechase results at Clyde Park with multiple races and winners, including Grand Annual contenders and the National Hunt cup.
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John Hagerdon
Somerville
Annie Harrington
Johnson
Special Justice
Bolster
Municipal Criminal Court
Appleton Street
Hagerdon
Miss Harrington
Remains of Chess Player Hillsbury Arrive for Funeral
The remains of Harry Nelson Hillsbury the chess player will arrive at the South terminal from Philadelphia at an early hour today. The funeral will be held at Dr. E. D. Pillsbury's residence 8 Curtis Street West Somerville at 1 o'clock this afternoon.
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Harry Nelson Hillsbury
South Terminal
Philadelphia
E. D. Pillsbury
Curtis Street
West Somerville
Evelyn Reed weds Dr John Ahearn in Andover ceremony
Miss Evelyn Putnam Reed, daughter of the Hon and Mrs Edwin Reed, married Dr John Maurice Ahearn of Liverpool England at noon today at the Reed home on School street Andover. Rev Father Morrison officiated with Miss Margaret Reed as maid of honor and John Horn of New York as best man. An informal reception followed from Boston Salem and other towns as roses and confetti showered the couple before they depart Wednesday for Liverpool.
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Andover
Evelyn Putnam
Edwin Reed
John Maurice Ahearn
Liverpool
Eng
School Street
Father Morrison
Margaret Reed
John Horn
New York
Boston
Salem
Society Braves Fog and Rain at Country Club Races
Despite heavy fog and rain, a strong crowd attended the Country Club races yesterday afternoon. Notable attendees on the verandas included J. Malcolm Forbes and Miss Dorothy Forbes, Dr. and Mrs. George H. Francis, Archibald Blanchard and spouse, Mrs. Alfred Codman, John Hurd Hutchins and wife, Miss Mabel Endicott, Miss Mary Bigelow and fiance Dr. John L. Bremer, and numerous other society figures such as Frederic Tower, Walter Underwood, Mrs. Nathaniel Bowditch, Albert Bigelow, De Ford Bigelow, General and Mrs. Frederick Carpenter, and Miss Marjorie Carpenter.
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J. Malcolm Forbes
Dorothy Forbes
George H. Francis
Archibald Blanchard
Alfred Codman
John Hurd Hutchins
Mabel Endicott
Mary. Bigelow
John L. Bremer
Charles E. Sweet
Frederic A. Tower
Walter A. Underwood
Nathaniel I. Bowditch
Albert F. Bigelow
de Ford Bigelow
Frederick B. Carpenter
Marjorie Carpenter
Francis I. Amory
Mary J. Amory
Sallie Thayer
Herbert Jaques
Hattie Jaques
Thomas Frothingham
J. J. Cassidy
John Lowell
Olivia Lowell
Charles Sumner
Robert S. Bradley
Lawrence Haughton
Malcolm Haughton
Theodore Reincke
Clemence Crafts
Mildred Stinson
Clara Rothh
Charles F. Lyman
Grace Edwards
Anna Stills
Franklin
Alfred Dean
Society Society Women in Elegant Spring Fashions
A row of fashionable attendees is noted with listed names and detailed outfits. Blended fabrics in grays, blacks, and creams feature tailored gowns, cloth hats, and decorative plumes. Names include Amory, Thayer, Jaques, Frothingham, Cassidy, Lowell, and Thomas among others.
Longworths Make Second Visit to Parliament in London
Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth visit the Houses of Parliament in London with a midday pairing with Artur Hamilton Lee civil lord of the admiralty. They tour both Houses and dine at Dorchester House with Ambassador and Mrs Reid before planning Ascot races with the Reids.
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London
Nicholas Longworth
Houses of Parliament
Artur Hamilton Lee
Admiralty
Lee
Miss Moore
New York
House of Commons
House of Lords
Longworth
Dorchester House
Ambassador
Reid
Opera
Davitt Memorial Honor And Mayo Club Officers Elected
At the Mayo Men's Association annual meeting held at 18 Kneeland Street a memorial for Michael Davitt was observed. Attendees included P J Crotty Waterford Club Cornelius O Leary Cork Men’s Benevolent Club James McCarthy Longford Club John J O Connor Knights of St Brendan and Michael J Moloney Knights of Tara. After initiating 10 candidates officers were elected Michael F O Malley president Hugh Rafferty vice president Patrick F Hastings recording secretary Austin Needham financial secretary Martin J Mulroy corresponding secretary Michael P Gavin treasurer Michael Nevins sergeant at arms William Gill sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayo Men’s Association
Kneeland Street
Michael Davitt
P. J. Crotty
Waterford Club
Cornelius O'Leary
Cork Men’s Benevolent Club
James McCarthy
Longford Club
John J. O’connor
Knights of St. Brendan
Michael J. Moloney
Knights of Tara
Michael F. O’malley
Hugh Rafferty
Patrick F. Hastings
Austin Needham
Martin J. Mulroy
Michael P. Gavin
Michael Nevins
William Gill
Janitor charged with cleaver attack on Holbrook official
Randolph June 18 Theobald Theo bald a Sumner High School janitor is jailed awaiting grand jury after assaulting Zenas A French school committeeman with a meat cleaver over a $1.20 bill. French in grave condition with eight head wounds including one to the brain. teachers and officials back French amid dispute over extra pay.
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Randolph
Zenas A. French
Holbrook
Charles Theobald
Sumner High School
French
Theobald
Dedham
Mr. French
James Hickey
Chief Crocker
The
Holbrook Police
Zenas French
Million Dollar Rain Boosts Nebraska Grain Growers
Rain covered nearly all Nebraska grain belts yesterday and grain men estimate the moisture adds a million dollars in value to the state.
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Omaha, Neb
Nebraska
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Washington Street
Ersee B. G
Sykeston-Dew
Newton Court
Prince Frank
Young Buttrick
Massachusetts College U
Sulmar School
Massachusetts College of Commerce
Boston Society
National Hunt
Bury
H. N. Pillsbury
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Mr. and
Mrs. Longworth
Mayo Club
Offi
Frank Ferdinand
New England
America
Joe Matting
Sloan Arriages Efrigerators
Washington St. Col. Warren
Ted Term
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