Post Prizes For Woman's Bicycle Costume Design
The Post Bicycle Editor invites entries for a tailor made bicycle costume. Competitors must submit a fully described design with a sketch or photo, showcasing comfort and modesty. Names and addresses may be submitted for private consideration.
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Awheel From Springfield to Brattleboro VI Prize Ride
Readers are invited to submit bicycling trip descriptions within 100 miles of Boston for prizes of 25 15 and 10 dollars. A sample route from Springfield to Brattleboro Vermont details towns river routes and a 68.75 mile distance with notes on terrain scenery and train connections.
Local bicycle races set for St George's Church picnic
Chief Consul Sterling Elliott appoints local consuls for the Massachusetts Division League of American Wheelmen. At Wayside Park South Framingham on Memorial Day May 30 three Class A races a one mile novice one mile handicap and a two mile handicap will be held with prizes. Entry blanks from John H Keyes Saxonville Entries close May 23. A moonlight motorless run to Winthrop Beach led by Captain A C Dodge last Tuesday evening.
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Sterling Elliott
Massachusetts Division League of American Wheelmen
Auburndale
Charles A. Drake
Beverly
J. Elmer Wood
Chelsea
Charles E. Bassett
Clinton
C. F. Martin
East Bridgewater
Frank L. Erskine
Everett
F. L. Parkhurst
Hudson
Charles P. Tucker
Pittsfield
Harry A. Dunbar
Roxbury
Alexander Keltie
South Framingham
Charles ¥. Garfield
Springfield
Francis H. Williams
Wakefield
C. F. Gilman
Bassett
St. George’s Church
Wayside Park
Wayside Park Club
John H. Keyes
Saxonville
Mass
A. C. Dodge
Orient Cycle Club
Winthrop Beach
Ocean
Spray
Crescent Beach
Middlesex Cycle Club
Brockton
Winchester
Belmont Springs
South Natick
League
Boston
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Willison
Morrison
Perkins
New York
Board of Trade
Abbott
Abbott Bassett
Parker House
Mr. Morrison
Mr. Bassett
Cycle Board of Trade
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A. J. Ochs
Press Club
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Cleveland
Smith
Chicago
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College of the City of New York
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Dedham
Medfield
Medical Use Oil Promotes Digestion and Breathing Health
An advertisement extols a medicinal oil claiming to support vitality after exposure and fatigue. It claims to dilate stomach vessels, aid digestion, relieve coughs, prevent lung congestion, and throat inflammation. Included is a pamphlet offer from Duffy Malt Whiskey Co. Rochester NY.
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Duffy Malt Whiskey CO
Rochester
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Ships and Vessels Move in Port Activities
The Independence travels from Philadelphia to load coal here at 80 cents per ton and may become a coal barge after unloading. Cambroman sails to Liverpool with 80,612 bushels of wheat 1,694 bales of cotton and 600 cattle. Gate City undergoes repairs for summer service. Rock breaking machine No 2 to dredge near Narrows for Eastern Dredging. Claverdon due from Simpson's dry dock after cleaning. Docking planned for Gate City Olivette City of Macon. Luther A Roby lost foretopmast in Newport News voyage. Brookline sails from Port Antonio May 7 with 20,750 banana bunches. Big Bonanza damaged after distress voyage. Warning buoy placed near wreck Marion F Sprague. Catalonia arrives Liverpool Furness Borderer to London. Columbian and Sylvania racing claims denied by captains. Athena sails to Savannah. The Landsman.
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Simpson
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Narrows
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Olivette
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Newport News
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Catalonia
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Borderer
London
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Leyland Line
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Warr
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Landsman
Maine Foresters Elect Officers in Lewiston Banquet
The Grand Court of Maine Ancient Order of Foresters met in Lewiston on May 8 and elected officers including James Doolittle Bath as G C R and M A Coyne Lewiston as grand secretary. The session opened with a Supreme Chief Ranger letter read and a grand banquet was held that evening.
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Lewiston
Grand Court of Maine
Ancient
Order of Foresters
James Doolittle
Bath
Marshal Harradan
Gardiner
C. R
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Bideford
M. A. Coyne
O. T. Desppau
Brunswick
P. T. Welch
Westbrook
N. Cc. Batey
Auburn
W. J. O’brien
Oldest Trade Body in America Journeymen Tailors' Union No 12
The Journeymen Tailors' Union No 12 traces its founding to Sept 20 180 and claims status as the oldest trade organization in America. It notes past strikes from 1849 1853 1863 and 1869 with mixed outcomes and mentions key figures and officers.
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Journeymen Tailors’ Union No. 12
America
Union No. 12
John Fleming
As& Means
Brown & Lawrence
Fisk & Cushing
Eugene Courtney
Timothy Cole
Boston
Messra
Owen Rooney
M. J. Kelly
Washington
Louis D. Starbird
Merchant Tailors
Journeymen Tailors’ Union
Central Labor Union
Andrew Golding
C. Harrison
James Mangan
John M. Bendroth
Peter Miller
Augustus Asp
A. Carlson
Clock presented to departing Gate City steward
Chief Steward J J Walsh of the Savannah line steamer Gate City resigns to join Land lord Fred Sawyer at Surfside Hotel Gloucester. In a show of regard the crew present Walsh with a marble mantel clock at noon with an address signed by Captain C B Googins Chief Engineer J C Nesbit Purser J E Cavaker and 23 crew members.
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J. J. Walsh
Gate City
Fred Sawyer
Surfside
Gloucester
Mr. Walsh
C. B. Googins
J. C. Nesbit
J. E. Cavaker
Schooner Mildred V Lee Loses Crew in Grand Banks Trip
Gloucester reports the schooner Mildred V Lee, on a halibut voyage to the Grand Banks since Jan 30, is lost after the Feb 8 storm. A crew of sixteen led by Captain William T Lee from Edgecomb Me is listed, with most men from Newfoundland and nearby ports. The vessel, owned by Gardiner Parsons, weighed 102.91 tons, valued at about 10500 with outfits, insured for 800.
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Beacon Street
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Sweden
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Judque
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Burgo
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Richard Williams
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Wallace Grindle
North Brooksville
Shepherd Street
Patrick Fahn
Furmose
Blackstone
Mass
Ivy Court
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Toad’s Cove
Orchard Street
Lawrence King
St. Mary’s
Charles Johnson
Angus Cameron
John Simmonson
Perkins Street
Chris Johnson
Finland
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Johnson
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John Carey
Whiteless Bay
Beach Street
Gardiner & Parsons
Essex
Boston Marine Insurance Company
C B and Q Directors Met
Chicago May 8 Four hundred seventy thousand shares represented at the annual meeting of Chicago Burlington & Quincy stockholders. The annual report was adopted and the old board reelected. Board to meet in Boston next Thursday to elect officers. Directors: Forbes Paine Endicott Hunnewell Olney Gardner Griswold Smith Coolidge Hooper Perkins.
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Boston
John M. Forbes
Charles J. Paine
William Endicott, Jr
Francis W. Hunnewell
Richard Olney
John L. Gardner
John N. A. Griswold
James H. Smith
New York
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Manchester
Mass
Edward W. Hooper
Cambridge
Charles E. Perkins
Burlington, Ia
The Colleen Bawn Presented in Brattle Hall Cambridge
A large audience in Brattle Hall Cambridge watched William H. O Neill's New York theatre company perform The Colleen Bawn for the benefit of the Cambridge Girls Club. The company's work was vigorously commended.
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Brattle Hall
Brattlesquare
Cambridge
Colleen Bawn
William H. O'Neill
New York Theatre Company
Cambridge Girls’ Club
G. A. R. Past Officers Assn Dines at United States Hotel
A Past Officers' Association of the G. A. R. met at the United States Hotel last night with twenty members present. Frank W. Graves chaired and George H. Rich served as secretary, delivering duties proficiently.
Eminent French Artist Opines On America In Boston
Post reporter found Jean Francois Raffaelli arranging his paintings at the Art Museum ahead of an exhibition opening. He praises the Public Garden, Boston crowds as thoroughly French in gesture, and notes refined taste at the Union Club while praising American cooking.
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Parisian Artist Raffaelli Visits Niagara and New York
The French painter Philippe Raffaelli speaks of his first U S visit from Montreal, praises Niagara Falls and American reviewers, and notes admiration for Abbey Sargent and Remington. He describes his family lineage, travels, and plans to return to France after four months in New York Philadelphia and Chicago. He recalls volunteering at nineteen in the Franco Prussian War and his view on military roles.
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de Gonzague
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Raffaelli
Court orders name changes and administration notices
Massachusetts Probate Court issues three notices. William Patterson seeks name change to William Patterson Christopher. James Wright seeks name change to James Dean Peabody. Frank B. Salisbury estate in South Africa seeks administration for Charles A. Holbrook with bond-less surety. Public citations run three weeks in Boston publications.
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Kimberly
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Sherborn
County of
Cambridge
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Boston
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Esquire
S. H. Folsom
Register
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