Narragansett Park Race Results Amid Rainy Slop
A soggy Narragansett Park card with heavy rain produced sloppy track conditions and unsettled times. Richfield led the opening five furlongs followed by Argentina and Santuzza. Frontenac won the one mile with Vent second and Blue Garter third. Hailstone captured six furlongs with Wilsonso second and Chugnut third. Cass won the one and one sixteenth miles with Logan second and W. B. third. Old Dominion took five and a half furlongs with Founding second and Killirhoe third.
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Providence
Narragansett Park
Richfield
Horton
Argentina
McClain
Santuzza
Clark
Fifield
Onndee
Cutalong
Ladd
Darefoot
Miss Blanche R
Frontenac
Hedeker
Vent
Burck
Blue Garter
Scott
Lady Adams
Hailstone
Lamly
Wilsonso
Sheedy
Chugnut
Maher
Fugitive
LaFiesta
Monmouth
Cass
Logan
Snedeker
W. B
Old Dominion
Founding
Heider
Killirhoe
Healy
Tactician
Ponticar
Miss Rosa
Jack
Claurence
Mangrove
Syracuse Triumph Over Scranton In Low-Scoring Tilt
Syracuse edged Scranton 2 1 in a game where Gannon dominated on the mound. Scranton committed two first inning errors, while Syracuse benefited from luck and solid batting to plate eight runs across the late innings. Gannon pitched superbly for Syracuse and Delaney worked the final innings for Scranton.
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Syracuse
Scranton
Penn
Scrantons
Gannon
Se m
UBC
Gannon and Rafter
Delaney and Rogers
Providence Building Co. offers 16000 shares for subscrip
The Providence Building Company of Providence Rhode Island offers 16000 shares at par with subscription books opened for 25000 shares and closing by July 3. The firm plans a ten story steel fireproof bank and office building on the Grosvenor estate Weybosset street next to the post office costing about 1500000 dollars. Bylaws require three fourths stock owner approval to mortgage. Demand for offices is strong and four floors of the new building may be occupied.
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Providence Building Company of
Providence
R. I
BE. Rollins Morse & Bro
E. H. Rollins & Sons
Boston
Grosvenor
Weybosset Street
Concord and Montreal Railroad Stockholders Meet on Lease
A special meeting of Concord and Montreal railroad stockholders is planned for tomorrow forenoon to vote on increasing capital by 12,000 shares and leasing to Boston and Lowell or Boston and Maine. It is expected that over 40,000 of the 60,000 shares will be voted.
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Concord and Montreal
Con
Concord & Montreal Railroad
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Bar on in this city obituary notes and business ad snippet
Bar on in this city at 159 Huntington avenue Pe Swan Baron aged 2 years 8 months. At South Boston June 26 David A 58 a peaks. Bonn at East Cambridge June 27 Mary wife of William Bonner. Brown at Somerville June 27 Helen J wife Lyman H Brown aged 54 years 11 months 3. Chapman at Melrose Hospital June 27 Mrs it N Chapman aged 79 years 7 days. E at Southton June 26 Thomas Sr gen of late James P and Ann Crane aged. Ken at West Roxby June 27 Mary E widow of Daniel Knight a 61 earn. We dinring In this sity June 27 Eliza McCar years and N At her residence 52 Monadnock Dorchester June 27 Angeline 8 of John H McClellan. Mw At Cambridgeport June 26 Harmony wife of Archibald McSorley and daughter of late Ebenezer and Margaret Lawson. Otis At Chelsea June 26 Joseph Otis aged 76 years. Ti American Wringer Company 18 and 16 Broadway extension city manufacturers of wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers All kinds of wringer and sweepers repaired Orders by mail to gana to Telephone
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Thomas Sr
James P
Ann Crane
West Roxby
Mary E
Daniel Knight
Eliza McCar
Monadnock
Dorchester
Angeline
John H. McClellan
Cambridgeport
Harmony
Archibald McSorley
Ebenezer
Margaret Lawson
Otis
Chelsea
Joseph Otis
Gilbert Verdict Chronicle Ends Lengthy Trial
The scene shifts from the courtroom to a packed audience as Gilbert faces a verdict. He remains calm, smiles at the keeper, and is led away to a jail van. Relatives from Nova Scotia arrive to support him, while jurors receive congratulations.
Verdict in Gilbert murder trial endures deep crowd
The courtroom buzzed as jurors return a first degree murder verdict for Angus D. Gilbert after long closing arguments by Attorney General Knowlton and defense counsel Doherty. Witnesses recalled, the crowd surged, and the prisoner faced the jury with restrained composure before the guilty finding.
A Safe Place to Keep Money Oped
A fragmented piece touts a Saving Fund and Investment Company as a sound banking institution. The text mentions protection, friends, and earning six percent, with unclear author attribution and garbled phrases. The readable segments imply promotion of financial services and security.
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Lsat Centietek Saving Fund
J. E
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Long Suffering Scurfula Case
Mrs. 8 E Hatch of Licking Missouri recounts twenty years of scrofula and worsening sores until Hood's Sarsaparilla. After one week she felt better, regained ability to walk, improved appetite, and continued the medicine, praising its powers after six bottles.
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Hood
8. E. Hatch
Licking
Missouri
Attorneys clash over insanity in Mass murder trial
The Attorney General argues murderous crime shows moral obliquity rather than insanity as Gilbert faces jurors. He cites a dual life and writes of a man driven by licentiousness, urging the jury to uphold the law while praising Massachusetts justice and the protection of children. Gilbert sits listening as the case advances.
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Wralice May Sterling
Mrs. Sterling
Gilbert
Folsomwell
Dugan
Massachusetts
Doherty
Commonwealth
Stevens
Jelly
Dr. Jelly
Knowlton
Doherty Signals Appeals After Trial
Post reporter observed Mr. Doherty after the trial saying he filed two exceptions, one over judges declining to remove the case from the jury and another over the charge to the jury. He noted more exceptions with a July 10 filing deadline and stated the case will be appealed. He remained confident the verdict reflected an insane man and said he will argue insanity in the Supreme Court.
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Gibert
Gilbert
Foreman
Clerk Manning
Post
Doherty
Supreme Court
Dr Jenks Hosts Harbor Tour With City Officials
Dr. Jenks and Commissioners Pilsbury and Berran led a farewell harbor excursion for the outgoing Board of Public Institutions. Amid fog and smooth operations, they toured Deer Island and Long Island facilities, praised recent improvements, and shared light banter before a dinner at the Hotel Pemberton.
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Dr. Jenks
Pilsbury
Berran
Board of Public Institutions
Jenks
Eastern Avenue
Deer Island
Thomas F. Roche
Gerrish
Mary Barr
Island
Department of Public Institutions
Quote on malice and drink in preface to legal thought
A fragment asserts malice must be aforethought, contrasting it with harm caused by drink. The line hints at legal thresholds for intent, suggesting a distinction between deliberate malice and effects of intoxication.
Gilbert Taken To Suffolk County Jail After Verdict
Gilbert was escorted from the courtroom to the Suffolk County Jail on Charles Street and placed in the same cell block area known as Murderers' Row. Sheriff O'Brien noted his unchanged calm and indicated no changes in custody until post‑trial legal steps, with potential appeals to the Supreme Court if exceptions are allowed.
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Gilbert
Suffolk County
Charles Street
O’brien
Goodby
Supreme Court
O'Brien
Thomas W. Piper
Mabel Young
Piper
George W. Pemberton
Boston
James McElheney
James Nickerson
Nickerson
Jurymen Silent on Verdict Details in Angus Gilbert Case
After Angus Gilbert verdict, twelve jurors agreed not to discuss events after retiring to deliberate. A Postman interview attempt failed as foreman and jurors refused to reveal the ballot count or other post deliberation matters. Herbert S. Evans of 521 Massachusetts Ave explained the group’s pledge to keep quiet about the jury room discussions.
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Angus Gilbert
Herbert S. Evans
Massachusetts Avenue
Hamilton Moves From Washington to Salem
June 28 Miss Mary Dodge also known as Gail Hamilton left Washington for Salem. She was transported to the station by ambulance and given comfortable care for the journey. A trained nurse attended to Miss Dodge during the trip.
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Gal Hamilton
Washington
Mary Dodge
Gail Hamilton
Salem
Dodge
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