Hubgore Shoes and Boots Sold Across New England Stores
A detailed list shows Hubgore Bal and Hubgore Bike footwear mostly in black and tan offered by multiple retailers across cities including Boston area shops and outlets in Portland Dover Haverhill and Manchester. Prices range from 2 to 8.50 with common sizes and styles noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athol Centre
J. A. Holton
Biddeford
Pierce Bros
Bolton-Appleton Shoe Co
Washington St
Bacon Shoe
Bedford St
Femberton’s
Tremont St
Corner Court
Winch Bros
Brockton—R
Grover & Co
Emerson Shoe Factory
Crawford Factory
Dover
N. H
Roberts
Tros
Lakeport
N. Ti
A. V. Locke
LENOX
J. Fpf
Morrier
Wubcore
Lowell
A. M. Homatoon & Co
W. S. Grady
Lynn—Emerson Shoe
Monroe St
Frerett Dunbar
Preble House
Portsmouth
XN. H
Fred Duncan
Providence
Emerson Shoe
Westminster St
Hubgore Bal
T. T. Allan & Co
Stoneham
S. A. Hill
Wakefield
Hugh Connell
Waltham—Isaac Warren & Son
Watertown
Otis Bros
Webster
B. B. Murdock & Co
Two Quarrymen Bound. Four Discharged in Rockport Case
In Gloucester on June 20 the Rockport Granite Company strike case against six quarrymen for an alleged attempt to blow up John Carlson’s Rockport boarding house was heard. John Ericson and Matti Sorell were bound over to the grand jury in 2000 bonds each, while four others were discharged. State Officer Neal testified and warrants for additional arrests were expected before the grand jury convenes.
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Gloucester
Rockport Granite Company
John Carlson
Rockport
Taft
John Ericson
Matti Sorell
Matt Hermanson
Hendri Haakla
Gusta Wanamaki
Krista Mulyhaho
Neal
Superior Court Sentences for B and E Crimes Galaxy
Daniel Harris and Henry Swan were found guilty of breaking and entering in Superior Criminal Court. Judge Dewey sentenced Harris to 20 months and Swan to 15 months at the House of Correction. James A. Kennedy received 3 to 4 years in State prison for highway robbery. Kennedy assaulted Patrick Burke on the night of May 14. John R. Haynes fined 50 dollars for attempted larceny and Joseph D. Lahey 50 dollars for selling oleomargarine.
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Superior Criminal Court
Daniel Harris
Henry Swan
Dewey
House of Correction
Harris
Swan
James A. Kennedy
Patrick Burke
John R. Haynes
Joseph D. Lahey
Ex-Cashier Returns 5500 in Cash After Surrender
United States Commissioner Kelley arrives in Dover and accepts bonds for Hough. The ex treasurer and assistant cashier delivers 5500 to bank receiver E H Carroll, including 3000 in gold and 2500 in bills. Hough pledges cooperation to straighten bank books and explain last days entries.
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Dover
N. H
United States
Kelley
Portsmouth
Hough
Almira J. Morrill
Sarah J. Hough
Freeman N. Davis
Marshal Nute
Sheriff Hayes
Savings Bank
E. H. Carroll
Cocheco National Bank
Shay Honored by Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
The Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters hosted a banquet at the American House Hanover Street honoring William E. Shay for two years of service as chief ranger. toastmaster Christopher Fay lauded his leadership as officers presented a gold charm inscribed M C O F. numerous members and speakers from Chicago to Boston attended as well as several oaths of thanks and tributes.
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B. R. Doody
J. J. McLaughlin
F. J. McQueeney
M. D
D. A. Cronin
Otho T. O'Leary
Edward Callahan
William H. Hughes
Joseph M. Walsh
Rudolph Parrenkopf
James H. Dixon
Daniel F. Cotter
J. G. Fennessey
John EB. Hessan
Charles F. Smith
Stephen J. Fitzpatrick
Thomas F. Kelley
Garrett H. Keefe
John J. O'Hare
F. F. Driscoll
John J. Boyle
John Long
Maurice Dineen
P. HH. Shea
John F. O'Brien
Thomas J. Dunn
Thomas F. Crowne
John F. Riley
Mr. Fay
Shay
Doherty
Jeremiah J. Fennessy
Chicago
Francis J. McQueeney
R. G. Brooks
J. H. O'Neill
P. H. Shay
P. J. Ward
Daniel A. Cronin
James H. Dickson
Thomas F. Kelly
Mr. Shay
Rudolph Farrenkopf
G. i Keere
Charles A. Tighe
Strikes Turn Violent in Cleveland Riots
Cleveland experiences renewed strike riots as mobs attack street cars and non union workers. A man is shot in the leg and others are injured by bricks. At least 5000 gather, police overwhelmed, cars burned and damaged, tracks blocked, no arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Wade Avenue
George Berg, Jr
Central and
Willson Avenues
Charles Jones
South Side
Brighton
Clark Avenue
Holden Avenue
Drunken Arrest After Bicycle Accident At Chelsea North Bridge
Alphonso A. Garbutt 23 of 45 Endicott St Revere lies in Frost Hospital Chelsea with a severe brain concussion after being struck and knocked down by a bicyclist near the Chelsea North Bridge Friday night. He had been found unconscious by Patrolman Tucker and jailed for drunkenness awaiting trial. Police will investigate companions from the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonso A. Garbutt
Endicott Street
Revere
Frost Hospital
Chelsea
Garrutt
Chelsea North Bridge
United States
Massachusetts
Charlestown
Tucker
Shaw
Akron Lines Tied Up After Wage Arbitration Strike
Akron Ohio June 21 no cars ran on the Akron Cuyahoga rapid transit line as workers walked out after rejecting a future arbitration clause in the report. The dispute stemmed from wage disagreements and led to a mass strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Akron , Cuyahoga
Revenue officers seek man in alleged false pretences case
Internal Revenue Collector James D. Gill and U S marshals pursue a man calling himself Samuel D Eaton who claimed business at 22 India Square. He pressured fruit dealer William Hinckley of Beverly to pay 45 for a revenue stamp and dodged Gill after promising to meet at 11 yesterday. A warrant is out with Deputy Marshal Waters.
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Internal Revenue
James D. Gill
United States
Samuel D. Eaton
India Square
William Hinckley
Beverly
Brown
Hinckley
Yale Harvard Select Track Team for England Meet
The Yale Harvard athletic committee chose twenty three athletes to travel to England on July 22 to compete against British athletes. Ten entrants are confirmed with events for distance sprints hurdles and throws. Remaining high and broad jump selections will be announced later.
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New York
Yale
Harvard Athletic Committee
Sons of
Great Britain
England
J. P. Adams
N. A. Blount
D. Boardman
Dupee
W. N. Fincke
C.K. Palmer
H. P. Smith
C. B. Spitzer
W. A. Beal
Harvard
Hammer
H. J. Brown
T. E. Burke
H. B. Clark
C. D. Daly
H. W. Foote
F. Z. Fox
J. W. Hallowell
FF. J. Quinlan
J.T. Roche
Mulcahey Loses 340 In Boston Wharf Scam
Michael Mulcahey of Yarmouth Nova Scotia was robbed of 340 dollars at Lewis Wharf after a stranger talked him into handing over the money to a boat purser. Mulcahey, in Boston seeking work, bought cigars for the suspect and waited as the man in a white fedora vanished before the steamer sailed. A police report followed.
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Michael Mulcahey
Yarmouth, N
Lewis Wharf
Boston
Mulcahey
Narrow Escape of the Duc d Orleans in London
The Duc d Orléans narrowly escaped serious injury this afternoon at Waterloo station in an electrical brougham. Traffic jam caused a collision with a brick wall, demolishing the front wheels and panels of the car. The duke and occupants escaped with a bad shaking up.
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London
Duc d’Orleans
Waterloo Station
New wheels for sale with low prices and easy terms
Small amount down and choice of whole line. Over 300 wheels to select from with prices 20 25 380 35 40 50 and 60 dollars. Lowest prices and easiest terms in the city offered by E P Willa ke & Co at 57 Sudbury Street.
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E.P. Wllake &Co
Sudbury St
Digestion Aid Replaces Starvation Diet Says Stuart’s Tablets
The article argues dieting is ineffective for indigestion and promotes Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a superior cure. It claims the tablets digest food independently, enabling nourishment and stomach rest, noting one tablet digests 3000 grains of meat or eggs and advertising 50 cent packages and a free booklet from F A Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Bryan preferred to lead with Chicago platform says Maguire
Daniel H Maguire city Democratic chairman states Bryan is his choice on a platform reaffirming against trusts and monopolies He opposes efforts to nominate a nonregular candidate and argues delegates from Haverhill would be instructed to favor Bryan for the Democratic convention
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Eratic Party
Bryan
Chicago
Hr. Williams
Haverhill
Daniel H. Maguire
Democratic City Committee
Williams Passionately Defends Williams Principles and Bryan Support
James Ke. Donoghur writes that Lawrence Massachusetts on June 20 quotes defending George Fred Williams. The piece argues Williams is not a dictator but a principled advocate, reflecting Massachusetts Democrats' support for Bryan and his platform, with promises of four delegates and a solid delegation to the national convention.
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Lawrence
George Fred Williams
Williams
State Committee
Bryan
Massachusetts
James KE
Donoghur
Haverhill Delegate Seeks Compromise Over Platform
In Haverhill June, Daniel B. Kelley says he does not support a broad declaration and doubts delegates will be instructed for any one person or platform. He expects a compromise rather than a fixed stance.
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Haverhill
Daniel B. Kelley
Prize Winning Trust Forms Among Cyclists
In New York on June 20 a prize winning trust by Floyd McFarland of San Jose and Orlando Stevens Ottumwa has netted over $3900 in under a month, earning more than half the money at the meets they attended. Other top riders trail with smaller shares while Stevens aids McFarland’s surge.
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New York
Floyd McFarland
San Jose
Cal
Orlando Stevens
Ottumwa
Ill
McFarland
Stevens
Arrest Sparks Hanover Street Tension at Dawn
About 12 30 this morning at Hanover and Washington streets William and Olga McKenna, alleged North End dance hall proprietors, were arrested. William for drunkenness and Olga for profanity, provoking a crowd to threaten further arrests and claim officer brutality.
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Hanover
Washington Streets
William
Olga McKenna
McKenna
Station 1
Pair racing strategy shifts in Atlantic Coast circuit
McFarland and Stevens dominated weekend showings at Wallsburg and Manhattan Beach, with McFarland pacing Stevens to wins and joining with him for $500 purses. The duo’s success sparked talk of more rider partnerships as Cooper, Kiser, Freeman, Kimble, Bald, and Gardiner are eyed for similar pairings.
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Wallsburg
N. J
McFarland
Stevens
Manhattan Beach
Bald
Cooper
Freeman
Kiser
Gardiner
Kimble
MekFarland
Witnesses Ready to Testify Against Officer Brutality
The man McKenna was beaten during arrest and his wife was struck. Spectators expect to testify in court about the officers alleged brutality when the case goes forward, as McKenna lies near insensible from the blows.
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McKenna
Waller and Pierce Sign For 24 Hour Motor Paced Race
Frank Waller and Burns W Pierce sign articles for a twenty four hour motor paced race on the track with the largest purse. Pierce already registered with the National Cycling Association since its start in New York last year, so the race will run under N C A rules. Waller agrees to ride under N C A auspices and pays his fine to N C A board chair A G Batchelder. Wal tham Park Association president W D Gash says he may arrange a July date at Waltham if attractions allow.
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Frank Waller
Burns W. Pierce
Pierce
National Cycling Association
New York
Waller
N. GC. A
A. G. Batchelder
N. C. A. Board of Control
W. D. Gash
Waltham Park Association
Waltham
Wheaton Advances Occupies Perez Das Marinas
General Wheaton reports occupation of Perez das Marinas after slight enemy resistance. The town was deserted and deemed valueless. He plans to move to Buena Vista, where insurgents allegedly reestablished the arsenal and powder mill formerly moved from Imus.
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Manila
General Wheaton
Perez Das Marinas
Buena Vista
Imus
General Otis Reports Wheaton Forces Repulse at Imus
Otis transmits from Manila details of Wheaton's advance from Imus Cavite with four guns and four battalions. Wheaton engages a 2009 force, repulses the attack with heavy losses to the enemy, and drives them beyond Das Marinas after reinforcement by Ninth Infantry. Our casualties: five killed, twenty three wounded.
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Washington
Otis
Manila
Wheaton
Ninth Infantry
Das Marinas
Bicycle Notes and Races at Charles River Park and Manhattan Beach
Mr Henry E Ducker seeks sanction from Member A W Robinson for a July 1 race meet at Charles River Park including amateur championships. Arthur Gardiner plans to race middle distance after his June 17 sprint, with two motor pacing tandems in July 4 event. Fournier and McDuffee discuss a high stakes one mile motor tandem race with a $1000 bet and possible multi mile series. negotiations end without a series. Nat Butcher contemplates protesting pacing by Waller after a five mile handicap last Saturday.
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Henry E. Ducker
Charles River Park
A. W. Robinson
The
Racing Board
Arthur Gardiner
Harry Elkes
Elkes
Manhattan Beach
Gardiner
Henri Fournier
Eddie McDuffee
McDuffee
Fournier
Nat Butcher
Gerlach
Waller
Philippines tension noted by General Miles before private trip
New York report quotes General Neilson A Miles calling the Philippine situation very serious. He says the volunteer call has not been decided. He plans a private yachting cruise to witness the Columbia Shamrock America's Cup race.
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New York
The
Philippines
Neilson A. Miles
Miles
Whitman and Ware Clash in Delayed Massachusetts Tennis Final
The state championship match at Longwood between Malcolm D. Whitman and Leo Ware began yesterday but was halted in the middle of the fourth set due to heavy rain. With Ware leading two sets to one and games tied at three all, the outcome remained in doubt as play resumes at 3:30 this afternoon.
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Massachusetts
Malcolm D. Whitman
Leo Ware
Longwood Cricket Grounds
Ware
Longwood
Whitman
Boston Provincial Club Picnic and Games Planned
The Boston Provincial Club announces its annual picnic and athletic games to be held at Apollo Gardens Roxbury on July 4. Committee members James Grant J M McDonald and M McPherson will organize the sports program and have past success in delivering engaging events.
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Boston
Apollo Gardens
Roxbury
James Grant
J. M. McDonald
M. McPherson
Harvard Crimson Officers Elected For 1900
Harvard Crimson names officers and editors as of last night. President F. EF. Bissell of Town, managing editor J. N. Trainor Jr of Pennsylvania, secretary E. P. Loud of New York. Editors from sophomores B. B. Lee C. D. Daly R. S. Greene J. W. Kendall and freshmen L. B. Wehle R. B. Ogilby P. W. Thomson.
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The
Crimson
Harvard
F. EF. Bissell
Town
J. N. Trainor, Jr
Pennsylvania
E. P. Loud
New York
B. B. Lee
C. D. Daly
R. 8. Greene
J. W. Kendall
L. B. Wehle
R. B. Ogilby
P. W. Thomson
Spanker Attacks Two Girls in Separate Localities
A man identified as George W Williams of 20 Ruggles Street lured a girl at 3 Cranston Street with candy then spanked her severely before fleeing. In South Boston another man with facial hair and green bicycle abducted Alice Syverson at Locust Street ball grounds and spanked her. police notified.
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Jack the Spanker
Q. Swift
Washington Street
Cranston Street
George W. Williams
Ruggles Street
Boston
Alice Syverson
Tooeast Street
Locust Street
Everett council orders joint probe into police chief and department
At the Everett Common Council meeting tonight a unanimous vote approved a joint special committee to investigate Chief of Police Pendergast and the entire police department. A second order for an investigation of the department of public works by a council committee also passed unanimously, with Pendergast supporters confident the chief will be exonerated.
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Everett
Somerville Cyclist Hurt After Drunken Wheelman Incident
A intoxicated man driving a worn-out buggy nearly killed James Phillips 27 of Union Square Somerville on the Mystic Valley Parkway West Medford Monday night. Phillips was struck in the chest by a shaft end, fell, struck his head and lay for 45 minutes before friends found him. He survived and was moved home. The inebriate had earlier knocked a fellow rider from his wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Phillips
Union Square
Somerville
Mystic Valley Parkway
West Medford
Phillips
Man Held In Shawmut Assault Charge
Charles O Howe 21 in Emergency Hospital in critical condition after an alleged fist assault by William Wells residing at 194 Kendall Street. The attack occurred at 5 o clock Monday on Shawmut Avenue in front of No 6. Wells is under arrest at Station 4 awaiting the victim's injuries outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Howe
William Wells
Kendall Street
Shawmut Avenue
No. 6
Wells
Columbia and Defender Prep for Departure Delayed
The Columbia will not leave until Thursday and the Defender will accompany her. A steel boom will be finished tomorrow and used, replacing the planned wooden one if the voyage had started earlier. Mr Iselin arrived with friends to view the rigging of the new boat amid repairs and changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
R. I
Columbia
Iselin
Defender Beats Navahoe in Ten Mile Coastal Test
The Defender easily outpaced Navahoe in a ten mile first season trial off Newport Rhode Island. Windy southwest conditions shaped a windward course as Captain Rhodes led the Defender against Navahoe with Carroll commanding Navahoe. The Defender won by nearly four minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
W. Butler Duncan
Royal Phelps Carroll
Carroll
Rhodes
Columbia Receives Signal Letters K P D V and Number 127354
The navigation bureau awarded the cup defender Columbia the signal letters K P D V and the official number 127354. Her gross tonnage is listed as 145, not 113, with other dimensions withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Washington
Navigation Bureau
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Joseph F. Mooney
Rhode Island
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Scituate
Hanover Street
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William Blanstein
Abraham Scheinfeld
Morris Brownstein
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Charles Brownstein
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Hong Kong
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T. B. Juth
Waller and
Hires Rootbeer Prize
Charles &, Hires
Philadelphia
Makera
Hires Condensed Milk
Harvard Crimson
Radcliffe
Greenough's
Eyymnasium
Roxbury District
Lexow
Man Hart
Roof Garden
Price
Clapp
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George A. Clapp
Walnut Street
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W. G
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George M
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