Potent Party Whip Rules in Boston Legislature Fight
Debate over the Mayor Curtis bill continues as the House backs the Jones amendment restoring board of aldermen confirmation power. Republicans push for mayoral reforms while Senate stands firm on executive appointments and three year term limits. The tuberculosis bill also advances amid questions on tuberculin use and state costs.
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Marital Woes Highlight Swift Divorces in Superior Court
A brisk divorce session in the Superior Court showcases Judge Bishop guiding rapid decrees nisi. Stories unfold of Rev. Charles L. Goodell and others, with witnesses detailing separations and domestic turmoil amid crowded dockets and a bustling courtroom.
B A A Games Open Handicap At Irvington Oval Tomorrow
The B A A hosts 110 entries for open handicap events at Irvington oval tomorrow afternoon. Harvard and Yale influence reduces Harvard entries. Tom Burke and Frank Rowe lead sprint plans. meet doubles as an A A U style event with medals.
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Pretty and neat bicycle costume proposed for women
A reader from Hingham Centre offers a detailed bicycle costume for women including dark blue bloomers, a blue serge skirt, an Eton jacket with leg of mutton sleeves, a shirt waist, blue silk necktie, waist belt, and a blue high school cap. The design emphasizes comfort and practicality for riding, with cautions against tight waistlines and suggestions to adapt for hot or cool weather.
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Hingham Centre
Entries At St. Asaph Races With Packed Field
A crowded program at St. Asaph lists six races with selling weights. Horses named include Marshall Wheeler Will Fonso and Peter the Great in race one, Fred K Karma Creosote Florence Hubbard in race two, Longbrook True Penny Restraint in race three, Harry Alonzo Nockbarren Lady Adams in race four, Kandor Ruby Vision and Reform in race five, and Mural The Kite Tyrana Laura Davis in race six.
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Wheeler
Will Fonso
Peter the Great
Black Beauty
Golden Gate
Pont Leaf
Edna May
Fifield
Bandala
Ater
Fred K
Karma
Creosote
Florence Hubbard
Belle Washington
Benning
Longbrook
True Penny
Restraint
Darkness
Kilkenny
Cass
West Park
Harry Alonzo
Nockbarren
Lady Adams
Vanbrant
South Side
Lollie Eastin
Kandor
Ruby
Vision
Reform
Helas
Franciscan
Flying Sand
Alta Vista
Mac Hunt
the Kite
Tyrana
Laura Davis
Gloria
Bessie Browning
Hawthorne Races Maiden to Sprint Winners
First race four and a half furlongs maidens 2 year olds Dave Dollar won with Scimetar second and Harmony third time 56.4. Second race seven eighths handicap Libertine first Pop Girag second May Thomp son third time 1 27. Fourth race one mile Moderado first Pepper second Ashland third time 1 48. Amelia May first Charm second Ottyanna third time 1 15 4. Third race one and one eighth miles selling Billy McKenzie first Our Maggie second Bessie Bisland third time 1 57.
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Dave Dollar
Scimetar
Harmony
Libertine
Pop Girag
May Thompson
Billy McKenzie
Our Maggie
Bessie Bisland
Moderado
Pepper
Ashland
Amelia May
Charm
Ottyanna
Finn water wins Terrceda Tancred first Rosita third
Six and one quarter furlongs race results show Finn water first, Rosita third, Tancred second with a time of 1 19. Cashmere nes Fluellen second in five eighths of a mile, time 7024. Little Jim wins six and a half furlongs selling with Tralee second and Thackeray third in 1 24. Ontario takes six and a quarter furlongs selling with Devisee second and Jersey third in 1 21. Prince John wins five eighths selling with Tioga second and Caraven third in 1 01 4. Wood per triumphs seven eighths selling with Eclipse second Billy Boy third in 1 28.
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Tancred
Rosita
Cashmere
Nes Fluellen
Little Jim
Tralee
Thackeray
Ontario
Devisee
Jersey
Prince John
Tioga
Caraven
Wood Per
Eclipse
Billy Boy
New Selling Race Scheme Changes Duty Rules
The Ontario Jockey Club announces altered selling race conditions for United States horses. Going forward, a US winner will not be sold subject to duty. instead the owner pays duty on the horse's valuation, not the auction price.
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Ont
Ontario Jockey Club
United States
Public Meeting Promotes Neutralization Of Hawaii Islands
The American Peace Society invites members to a special meeting in Association Hall next Thursday evening. The goal is to bolster public sentiment for neutralizing the Hawaiian Islands and for a proposed arbitration treaty between the United States and Great Britain. Edward Atkinson the Rev Renen Thomas D D the Hon George S le and the Hon S Lloyd speak. Paine presides.
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Paine
Bicycle Trips Prize Offer From The Post
The Post invites readers to submit bicycling trip descriptions within 100 miles of Boston for a chance at prizes of 25, 15, and 10 dollars. Submissions should detail clear routes, may include tracings or diagrams, and be under 1000 words. Include name and address and mail to Bicycle Trips, Bicycle Department, The Post.
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Dinner party for road race officials at Young's Hotel
Mr J M Linscott hosted an informal dinner for the race officials with Mr Kerrison at the head table and guests including Spencer Williams A D Peck G L Sullivan and others. They plan to meet in Lawrence on the 23d for the ten mile race and discuss wheelmen complaints in cities amid ongoing racing chatter and scheduling.
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Johnson Declared Professional by Racing Board
The American Cyclist reports that Chairman Gideon of the national racing board found John Johnson guilty of amateur rule violations and declared him a professional. Johnson had been suspended about three weeks earlier pending an amateur status review, with the principal charge his failure to appear at Wilkes Barre last year where he was entered in races.
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Boston bicycle park proposal sketched for Cambridge site
The Boston Post reports a planned bicycle park to be built by the Charles River Athletic Association, an organization yet to be formed, with on-paper capital of 250000 dollars. The proposed location is Cambridge near Main Street and Grand Sepe ten railroad, with details still uncertain.
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Lovell Arms Co Purchases Portland Plush Mill
The Lovell brothers through ex Governor Robie secure the unused Cape Elizabeth Portland plush mill from Portland. The factory cost about $100,000 and will be used to manufacture launches and test propulsion devices for carriages and bicycles. Anticipated results include renewed employment for hundreds and future motorized Lovell Diamond bicycles.
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First National Bank of Portland
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Water Department Meeting Receives Generous Donation
The water department met at 4 Eliot Street with a committee from the Gossamer Strikers. A generous donation was subscribed.
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Richard B V Newton in court over false imprisonment suit
Richard V Newton former police justice linked to John McKane era faces $25,000 false imprisonment suit by Michael O’Hanlon. O’Hanlon alleges Newton and two city detectives abducted him at Coney Island and coerced a $350 release, with threats attributed to Superintendent Byrnes. Case to proceed after Justice Cullen’s directive.
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Man D Horse Missing in Westboro Farm Incident
Westboro Massachusetts May 9 report: Richard Young, owner of Lilac Hedge Farm in Northboro, reports a 65 year old horse missing. Details unclear due to damaged text but describes the animal as dark, gray, and wearing some clothing style. Sheriff's office notified.
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