Beatrix Wins In Tight NAHANT Yacht Race With Beatrix Leading
Beatrix led the fleet from the start in a long Nahant race, with Thelma close behind early, while Gossoon and others trailed. The Beatrix built a five minute gap to the first mark, then faced light winds and a doldrum stretch before finishing at 4:32:30 amid a squall. Merin and Oenone also finished, while several boats did not finish or withdrew.
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Prince George of Greece arrives in Chicago incognito
Prince George of Greece travels to Chicago from Omana, registered as Count Foister at the Auditorium. Accompanied by Captain Lahmer of Russia, he is met by Grecian Benevolent Association and paraded to a hotel amid cheers. He recounts a Japan attack incident and saves the czarewitch from an assassin, describing a street duel with police lines and a swift intervention.
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The Musical Year Book of the United States Vol II 1890 91
The eighth volume by George H Wilson has appeared covering the 1890 91 season. It compiles with accuracy the programmes of societies in towns showing steady improvement. Provides tables of new American compositions, first performances, works abroad, and a Retrospect with an index. Sold by subscription, Boston address 164 Leppont Street.
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Fourth of July Sports Entries and Regatta Details
Entries for bicycle races at Franklin Park and a Charles River regatta headline a bustling Fourth of July in Boston. The list covers multiple bicycle heats with various prizes, a rowing regatta for professional scullers, sailing classes, and amateur swimming events, plus a vast schedule of children's entertainments and concerts.
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Newtonville
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Fred St. Onge
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J.I. Bache
A. M. Keers
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Boston Highlands
P. Alexander
Jamaica Plain
James Bb. Dunn
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Cambridge
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Victor Duplin
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W. B. Carey
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W. Taylor
A. E. Long
G. W. Wright
Savin Hill
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P. Bishop
James White
Charles Fr’. Bache
F. Hall
H. T. Long
John 8. Mitchell
Quincy
Joseph J. Wogen
John Farnam
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James B. Dann
Garrison Square
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Henry Mann
H. C. Batchelder
G. F. Taylor
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S. P. Bullard
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George C. di Farta
Peter Morse
Henry Mitchell
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The Atlantic July issue previews Mrs Catherwood tale
The July Atlantic opens with a Bay of Fundy scene featuring La Tour and Mme La Tour as Mrs Catherwood begins an historical romance titled The Lady of Fort St John. It surveys underground Rome climate debates Tintoret Shakspere of Painters and more with essays, fiction sketches, and poetry.
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Boston
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Arkansas
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Scribner’s Magazine Review Highlights Ocean Steamers and Landor
Scribner s Magazine this month offers an essay by A E Seaton on Speed in Ocean Steamers the fourth in the series on ocean steamships and an accessible Landor Once More by Clymer arguing Landor remains a frigid classic while defending him against critics Other pieces include Wigmore on Starting a Parliament in Japan Van Dyke on Itard hunting in the Spanish Pyrenees Ries on an old Danish town and Holder on the Haunts of the Black Sea plus Crowell s Tropic Torrent and a clever tale A Matter of Fact illustrated with portraits of John Hay Mrs Fields and others and several poems
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Landor
Leslie Stephen
Clymer
Wigmore
Japan
Pierre Loti
Edwin Arnold
Spanish
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Paul van Dyke
Jacob A. Ries
Elair
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Poster Crowell
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James T. Fields
Lippincotts July issue features A Rose of a Hundred Leaves
The July Lippincott's highlights a short novel by Mrs. Barr titled A Rose of a Hundred Leaves. It suggests a man starts by loving a simple wild rose and ends by cherishing a rose grown to a hundred leaves, reflecting Mrs. Barr's domestic style.
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Lippincott
Mrs. Barr
Mra. Barr
Unpublished Brontë Letters Highlight Austen and Thackeray
Macmillan’s presents an opulent slice of Charlotte Brontë correspondence. The finds include her views on London life Thackeray and her praise for Jane Austen in Emma. The collection also quotes Southey and offers critiques of Austen’s art alongside broader magazine features.
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Williams
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Thackeray
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Popular Science Monthly Highlights July Installments
The July issue features The Development of American Industries Since Columbus by an unnamed author, Wool Spanning and Weaving illustrated by S N D North, Sanitary Improvement in New York by General Emmons Clark, Pollen,ics Development and Use by J F James MSc, and Our Agricultural Experimentations by Professor C L Parsons.
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Popular Science Monthly
Andrew PD. White
Columbus
S. N. D. North
New York
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J. F. James
C. L. Parsons
Fitchburg Woman Severely Injured in Wagon Accident
Fitchburg Mass June 29 Mrs Ira Goddard was thrown from a wagon and dangerously injured about the head this morning. The vehicle was under an overhead railroad bridge at River street when the horse became frightened by passing cars. Mrs Goddard's sister and three children escaped unhurt.
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Ira Goddard
River Street
Political degradation prompts Quay retirement demand
The document argues Quay corrupt actions and failed defense undermine party leadership. It cites defiance on reform bills, calls for honest nominees in upcoming state and city treasurer and Auditor General races, and urges Quay's retirement as the path to renewed leadership.
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