South Boston Athletic Club to Hold July 4 Open Handicap Meet
The South Boston Athletic Club sanctions July 4 morning events under N B E A A U. U rules. Open handicap races include 6, 300, 10 yard sprints, running high jump, running broad jump and shot put. Entry fee is 25 cents with unlimited events. mail to John F Moakley at 214 Boston Street. Officials listed include Referee Peter Kelly and Starter John Rocies. committees include Carey Moakley Coakley and city government members Sullivan Browne Collins.
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Peter Kelly
Boston Post
Marshal M. J. Fie
John Fiocies
Charlesbank Orm
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Boston
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Cole Widges
James Neary
J. Casey
South Boston A. C
Harry D. Bannister
H. Clausen
St. Soardes
O. Doherty
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Chicago Athletic Club
L J. Carpenter
Suffolk Athletic Club
B. C
J. B. Moran
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Frank Carey
Pape Core Reaves
Urick
M. J. Melledy
James Quinn
Crescent Boat Club
Grover Watts
Sue Feeney
Bevane St. Mary’s A. C
Wren Loyola A. C
Frank J. Carey
T. J. Coakley
T. J. Sullivan
John J Browne
John J. Collins
Garden party for Free Home for Consumptives at 428 Quincy
The annual fundraiser by the Young Ladies Charitable Aid Association runs today on the home grounds from 10 AM to 10 PM, with rain postponement to July 20. Over 26 districts will host artistically arranged booths and more than 1000 young women attend. Genia Band and Manual Training School will attend. invitations available at 17 Worcester Street or the home.
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Uly
Young Ladies’ Charitable Aid Association
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Younges
Genia Band
Manual Training School
Worcester Street
Christian Union
Union Hall
Yiet On
Henry Powé
George Mendall Taylor
Moors
Boston Young Men's Christian Association Bopiaten
Berkeley Streets
Robert Tieberts
M. Carnot
Temple Choral Union
Lorimer
McCurdy Brothers
Vigilant Not Entered in Races This Week
Glasgow news confirms the Vigilant will not race on Tuesday or Thursday upcoming. It is likely she will remain docked until just before the Saturday July 7 event, though no entry has been made for that race.
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Glasgow
Marching Industrial Delegation Reaches Dedham Lockup
General Fitzgerald leads 24 New England Industrial Delegation through Norwood to Dedham where they lodge in the town lockup. The group endures rain and cold, regales with a report read from Boston, and plans a Boston arrival for a Faneuil Hall reception with speeches by Swift, Taylor and Merrifield.
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New England
Washington Street
Norwood
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Carnegie
Attleboro
Vanderbilt
Walpole
Boston
Keeper Guild
Schumb
Peter Helmer
East Dedham
William M. Matta
Socialist-Labor Party of
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Brutus
Benjamin Greer
Rome
Henry Newford
Henry H. Gill
Gill
Lizzie Harding
Equity Union of Boston
S. H. Merrifield
Harding
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Avery
General Fitzgerald
Selectian Peck
North Attleboro
Lyme
Washington
Philadelphia
Penn
Faneuil Hall
Morrison I. Swift
David Taylor
Patrick ¥. O'Neil
Herbert M. Casson
Fitaf
Hobart Hovey Tennis Clash Dramatizes Final Round
The Neighborhood Club event at West Newton sees Clarence Hobart and Fred H. Hovey in a decisive match halted by darkness after Hobart fainted briefly. Earlier, Foote beat Hobart in a morning showpiece, while Chace outplayed Foote in the first afternoon match.
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New York
Fred H. Hovey
Newton
West Newton
Hobart
Harry Ayer
Fred
Hovey
Arthur Foote
Yale College
Foote
Malcolm Chace
Chace
Woods, A Republican Pioneer in Somerville
John M. Woods a leading Somerville figure leaves the Democratic party and joins the Republicans. The former mayoral candidate says he supports Cleveland era principles and believes he is better aligned with the GOP. The conversion, long hinted, was confirmed to a reporter.
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John M. Woods
Somerville
Mr. Woods
Woods
Cleveland
Wheat supply figures from Agriculture Secretary
The Senate received the Agriculture Department's estimate of the visible wheat supply at about 665 million bushels. It notes 8 million bushels on the Pacific coast and an unknown “Invisible” supply. Winter wheat acreage is 23,116,172. spring wheat 10,108,692. total bushels produced 414,988,987.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Pacific Coast
Mikado to Be Produced by Manola-Mason at Park Theatre
The Manola-Mason company brings The Mikado to Park Theatre next Monday with Miss Manola as Yum Yum and Mr Mason as Poo Bah. George Boniface will display Ko Ko, and other favorites appear, amid a busy summer bill including burlesque and living pictures at Palace Theatre.
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Folbach
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Edwige
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Alexina
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Poo Bah
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Ko Ko
Trixie Friganza
Miss Balch
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Boston Museum
Davy Jones
Dan Daly
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Maud K
Williams
Froliques Big Burlesque
Hafford and Mantell Specialty Company
Palace Theatre
Olio
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Mantell
Bill
May O’day
Deagons
Donavans
Fox and
Gleason
Mayor Rutter vetoes salary for Lawrence license commissioners
Lawrence June 29 Special to the Post Mayor Rutter vetoes the city council resolution fixing the salary of license commissioners at 150 per year with 100 extra for the chairman. He argues the pay is too small for the labor and urges a respectable salary for the commissioners and for aldermen. He calls for sober, fearless men to enforce liquor laws and notes difficulty in finding willing officials.
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Rutter
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Preparatory Meeting Formed Workingmen League Ahead of Election
The Workingmen's Political League held its second general meeting at Wells Memorial Hall with near full attendance and strong support. A five member organizing committee was named Dolan McCarthy Brennan Ryan Souther. They will print the platform and enroll new members and set monthly public meetings through September to explain the platform.
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Wells Memorial Hall
James P. Dolan
J. E. McCarthy
E. B. Brennan
Carriage Makers
Edward Ryan
House Smiths
Indictments Returned Against Two Refusing Senate Questions
The grand jury indicted Elberton R. Chapman a New York broker and John W. McCartney a local broker for refusing to answer Senate committee questions. The district attorney plans to have them plead Monday.
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Elberton R. Chapman
New York
John W. McCartney
Senate Committee
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