Campello Club Plans Relay Ride and May Meet
Brockton cycling club of 25 riders mixes semi military discipline with black cheviot uniforms. They aim to run a 24 mile relay from Brockton to Boston on a day of good weather with precise timing. The plan includes a May 30 program at L A W events in Waltham and Boston with parades races and a grand ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campella
Brockton
Boston
Brockton Daily Enterprise
Cycling Department
The
Post
Campesia Club
Grand Hotel
Columbus Avenue
Enterprise
Montello Street
Perkins Avenue
H. O. Baker
Campello
EB. C. Baker
Howard Street
E. E. Leonard
Holbrook
A. W. Cote
Mechanics
Waltham
Back Bay
A. D. Peck
Associated Cycling Clubs
Isinglass Wins The Newmarket Stakes
London May 17 Isinglass won the Newmarket stakes of 4500 sovereigns a sweepstakes of thirty sovereigns for three year olds Phocion finished second Ravensbury third in a field that included other competitors from the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isinglass
London
Phocion
Ravensbury
Boston Giants Baseball Thriller At South End Grounds
Boston wins 8 to 5 in a windy South End tilt highlighted by Long three base hit and two homers by Duffy and Tucker. Staley and King battled on the mound as Stivetts and Burke clashed with left field pond misadventure. Ward three hits and a sacrifice powered Boston while New York’s offense logged six runs in the eighth and late innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Ward
King
Staley
Giants
Duffy
McCarthy
Long
Nash
Stivetts
Burke
Boston
Tucker
Merritt
Bob Lowe
John Ward
Lowe
B. Long
Daffy
Ccoce
New York
R. B. TR
A. E. Hein
Wethaw
Ee Sea
Wen Ae
Connor
DAVIE
Lo Tae Ke Ye
G. Ceaghe Whee
Tiernan
Doyle
Kuller
Iernan
Davis
McMahon
Gaffney
Reds Lay Quinn Low in St Louis
Cincinnati won 8 to 1 as Gleason hit a triple and Dowd a long sacrifice fly in the eighth, with Cincinnati adding three runs earlier. Attendance 2250. Base hits 9 for Cincinnati and 6 for St. Louis. errors 1 and 8. Mullane and Vaughn paired for Cincinnati and Gleason and Peitz for St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Cincinnati
Gleason
Dowd
Browns
Reds
Cincinnatii
Mullane
Vaughn
Peitz
Brooklyn Nine Brings Strong Lineup for Baseball Exhibit
Danny Richardson leads Brooklyn players as they visit for an afternoon game. Nichols faces Stein on the mound with Dan Brouthers Tom Daly and Billy Nash in the infield. Outfielders Burns and Griffin join Corcoran and Coughlin, while Selee and Ward are mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Richardson
Harlem
Fast Rivers
Brooklyn
Danny
Corker
Nichols
Stein
Brooklyns
Boston
Dan
Brouthers
Tom Daly
Billy Nash
Corcoran
Tom Burns
Mike Griffin
Coughlin
Chicago
South End
Selee
Mike Sullivan
Johnnie Ward
John
Mike
Cincinnati
Somerville High Defeats Roxbury Latin 3–0 In Championship
Somerville High beat Roxbury Latin School 3 to 0 in Somerville yesterday to claim the interscholastic championship. It was a pitcher’s duel with Somerville recording three hits to Roxbury Latin’s two. Teague and Peté scored for Somerville. Franklin and Carlton struck for Roxbury Latin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury Latin School
Somerville
Somerville High
Teague
Peté
Franklin
Carlton
Roxburys
Phillips Andover Nines Tops Lawrenceville Prep 5 4
Phillips Andover Academy defeated Lawrenceville Preparatory School by 5 to 4 this afternoon. The tight game featured a late run securing the victory for the Andover squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andover
Phillips Andover Academy
Lawrenceville
N. J
New Bedford High Defeats Providence in Interscholastic Series
In an Interscholastic league game New Bedford High School defeated Providence High School by six to two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
New Bedford High School
Providence High School
Winners on the Tracks at Gravesend
Races at Gravesend N Y on May 17 produced several results with purses noted. Correc tion won the first race. Russell led Kerry Gow in the second, while a dead heat occurred for first in the third between Glance and Soprano with Queen Bess third. Charade won the Brookdale handicap and Pickpocket was second. Hoey won the sixth selling race with Kirkover second and Poor Jonathan third. Duke of Fife topped five furlongs selling, with Jennie W. in second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
N. Y
Harvest
Russell
Kerry Gow
Julien
Glance
Soprano
Queen Bess
Charade
Pickpocket
Judge Morrow
Hoey
Kirkover
Poor Jonathan
Declare
Duke of Fife
Jennie W
Horse Racing Results Gloucester May 17
Races from Gloucester New Jersey show six events with winners Major Thornton Upstart Jack Star Sweet Alice Lady May Lotion and times ranging from 47 to 1 23 4. First place finishers include Mondlece Kingpot Madden Jakey Joseph Van Wart and Keenie among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Major Thornton
Mondlece
Con Tuey
King Pot
Upstart
Minnie Brown
Jack Star
Madden
Tasso
Sweet Alice
Miss Nannie
Keenie
Lady May
Jakey Joseph
Helen H
Lotion
van Wart
Goodly
Dempsey to Fight Smith After July 20 in New Orleans
Billy Smith agreed to a bout with Jack Dempsey after July 20 following a postponement due to his wife’s death. Captain Cooke informed Judge Newton of Smith’s authorization to fight anytime after July 20. A Crescent City Club purse of 3500 dollars was posted for a 133 pound bout between Austin Gibbons and Martin Denny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Smith
Smith
Cooke
Dempsey
Newton
Austin Gibbons
Martin Denny
America
Crescent City Club
New Orleans
Jack Dempsey
Coney
Fine Boston Carriages Offerings by Sargent and Ham Co
The Post advertises Boston style and comfort in carriages from Sargent and Ham Co. They present first and second hand vehicles in high standing, claiming forty years of trusted service in one location. Their second hand offerings are cheaper and safer than new ones from lesser makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Sargent & Ham Co
America
Messrs
Sargent & Ham
John
Alderman Dever and Kidney Spar Over Communications
Alderman Dever accuses Charles J. Kidney of anonymous missives to the Boston Board of Aldermen. Kidney insists all his communications are signed and vows to provide more material if libel action proceeds. He offers to fund damages and hints at a similar suit against Democratic party figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Dever
Charles J. Kidney
Kidney
Board of Aldermen
Dever
Boston
More Wives Than Two Polygamist Tobin Faces Trial
Stephen Tobin alias Stephen Taylor was arraigned before Judge Stone in Lawrence on polygamy charges. He pleaded not guilty and the case was continued for seven days. A Boston woman identified Taylor as the man who married her sixteen years ago and left her after five months, with a third wife also confirming the identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Stephen Tobin
Stephen Taylor
Stone
Taylor
Boston
Wife No. 3
Custom House Removal Sparks Federal Personnel Shakeup
Special Custom House Inspector Edward Fitzwilliam of the New England district will leave his post after May 31. Appointed in 1890, he earned 194 dollars daily. Republican. J M B Kelley of 418 Sumner Street East Boston is named clerk in the local steamboat inspector's office in the Federal building at 1200 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custom House
Edward Fitzwilliam
New,England
Carlisle
J. M. B. Kelley
Sumner Street
Boston
Federal Building
East Boston Community Notes and Local Obituaries
Last night in Central Hall the seventh East Boston University Centre lecture by Charles Currier of Technology drew a large audience. The Universalist Sabbath School Union met at All Souls Chapel with twenty schools and officers including Sanford H. Dudley and George L. Elwell. Mrs Juliette Pierce, 62, a long time Emerson School teacher, died of pneumonia and will be buried at Mt Auburn after a Maverick Church service. A Meridian Street M E Bethel reception honored local pastors and officers from Maverick Church Chapel to East Boston unions. The evening featured music by the Boston C Union orchestra and a committee led by William Macmann and Hattie R. Christiernin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston University Centre
Central Hall
Charles Currier
Technology
Universalist Sabbath School
All Souls’ Chapel
White Street
Sanford H. Dudley
North Cambridge
George L. Elwell
Columbus Avenue
Frank B. Endicott
Chelsea
Fred E. Felt
West Somerville
George W. Wise
Shawmut
R. Perry Bush
Church of the Redeemer
Boston
Juliette Pierce
Edward R. Pierce
Bremen Street
Meridian Street
M. E. Bethel
East Boston
D.D
C. S. Johnson
Boston C. Union
William Macmann
William Hay, Jr
Hattie R. Christiernin
Ferryman
South Boston Notes Include Ship Grounding and Local Events
The schooner Field ran aground at Castle Island, needing ballast removal before departure to Somerset. A grand musicale for John G. Horan is planned in Bethesda Hall on June 4. Warrants extend Rogers Bros wharf by 150 feet and auctions at Fourth and Q streets fetch $1.20 per foot. St Augustine's Hall hosts a public opening June 17 with scenic work by Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field
West Indies
Somerset
Castle Island
John G. Horan
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Ward 15
Bethesda Hall
Horan
Tomorrow Avenue
Fourth Street
Q Street
Marine Park
Corbett
St. Augustine’s Hall
Cooek
First Street
McElroys
Park Commissioners
Benjamin Dean
Thetis
New York
John Stetson
Lawley
Orea
Carmita
City Point
Medford Street bridge nears completion and street changes
The Medford bridge project advances toward completion for travel in about a week. Buildings from the old cricket grounds on Salem street move to the cricket club grounds at Wellington. Local residents and builders, including Mr. Folsom, J. H. Miller, Mr. McGowan, Mr. Dwyer, and J. W. Means, undertake new houses and store fitouts on College avenue, Main street, and Burger avenue. A horse incident on Salem street injures a boy. no serious harm. Social events include a Medford House house warming for Captain Emerson by the Lancers of Boston area, a minstrel show at the Opera House with Maxwell, Hildreth, Graves, Keay, and Welch, and a Corbett and Sullivan routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Street
Cricket Club
Wellington
Lawrence Splane
College Avenue
Folsom
Brooks Park
J. H. Miller
Somerville
Stearns Street
McGowan
Etter
Main Street
Dwyer
Medford House
Captain Emerson
Lancers
Boston
Opera
G. B. F. Maxwell
F. F. Hildreth
L. T. Graves
Warren Keay
John F. Welch
Corbett
Sullivan
Bowdoin Square
Jim Simpson
Mystic Park
Cambridge News in Briefs and Local Notes
The Rev. A. E. White takes the pastorate of the Universalist Society at Watertown while remaining resident in Cambridge. Water Board lays new Prospect street pipes from near rusted old lines. Mrs. Charles Place honors twenty four Maypole dancers from the Universalist May festival. critics question why an unused new police van sits idle in Charley Dailey’s stable. An electric car passage past Doyle’s conservatories inspires praise for daily floral displays. Officer Jack Dehan’s recent experience offers a lesson to Cambridge police. Almshouse management earns broad satisfaction from residents and officials. Mrs. H. S. Pettes hosts church May festival entertainments. A cynic quips about a $20,000 Public Library enlargement as feeding a white elephant. Har vard Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. White
First Universalist Society
Universalist Society
Watertown
Cambridge
Water Board
Prospect Street
Charles Place
Trade Association
Charley Dailey
Harvard Square
Cambridge Street
William E. Doyle
Conservatories
Jack Dehan
Cambridge Police
Eldredge
H. S. Pettes
Dorchester Club Hosts First Public Party Aboard
Dorchester Athletic Club opens its first public party at the club house tonight with a fine dance floor. Bordman Hall moves into 156 Pleasant street and is expected to energize local party support. A River Street table group plans an entertainment and dance ahead of the Catholic Union fair. The Esther cantata was praised at Centre Congregational Church. A Josie Jones pupils musicale lit 114 Cushing avenue. L Amitie Whist Club concerts planned for May 29 in Winthrop Hall led by Caswell Daly Harrington and Slane Jr. The Dorchester Young Men’s Association brings Hon Harvey N Shepard to Town Hall this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Athletic Club
Bordman Hall
Pleasant Street
Hall
River Street
Catholic Union
Esther
Centre Congregational
Cushing Avenue
Josie Jones
L’amitie Whist Club
Winthrop Hall
Will H. Caswell
Dan J. Daly
A. Harrington
Ross Slane, Jr
Dorchester Young Men's Association
Harvey N. Shepard
Town Hall
Grove Hall
Brichton Notes City Business And Local Ills
Mr Henderson gains public favor in the express line while pneumonia sweeps the area. Edwin F Farwell and James G McKay of Sewell Day Cordage die from the disease. Delwin Hamblin at the Normal School is ill. Kids trample Frank Kidney’s grounds as fruit blossoms vanish. Washington Allston School hosts annual visitation days and showcases boys manual art and girls sewing with open classrooms and public tours. Beacon Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Henderson
Charles Smart
Express
Edwin F. Farwell
Sewell & Day Cordage Company
James G. McKay
Roslindale
Forest Hills Cemetery
Delwin Hamblin
Frank Kidney
Washington Allston School
Beacon Park
Recitals, Dedication and Local News in Somerville
Miss Nettie J. Luce will give a recital at First Baptist Church this evening with Misses Hardy and J. J. Bernard on violin to aid the Judson Missionary Society. The new Somerville Hospital was dedicated with notable speakers and a large civic attendance. Capoli the East Somerville thief was captured by Officer Carter with stolen goods found on him. Central Athletic Club to mark its first anniversary with a Guild Hall concert tomorrow night. Kilmer on a West trip. Social Three party at Hadley Hall next Tuesday with Essie Sullivan and others arranging the floor. The grand march will be led by Charles Holland and Miss Schnelle. Old Powder House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Nettie J. Luce
Hardy
J. J. Bernard
Judson Missionary Society
Somerville Hospital
Major Hodgkins
Bowman
J. F. Lovering
Henry O. Marcey
Emma J. Peasley
Horace White
C. A. Skinner
Pajoli Capoli
North End
Judge Story
East Somerville
Carter
Capoli
Central Athletic Club of
Somerville
Guild Hall
F. M. Kilmer
West
Hadley Hall
Essie Sullivan
Philip E. Purdon
Hugh McCaffrey, Jr
Charles Holland
Miss Schnelle
Old Powder House
Friday Club to Meet at Baptist Church in Everett
The annual meeting of the Friday Club will be held in the Baptist Church tomorrow at 2 30 p m. Funeral notices include Charles B Weed of Broadway Merrimac Nellie M Holbrook of Wilton Miss Annie McEvoy interment at Malden Lymand S Roberts burial at Glenwood. Also piano recital tickets available at Y M C A Hall with E J Skinner as pianist and Alice Batchelder contralto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friday Club
Baptist Church
S. of V
Charles B. Weed
Broadway
Merrimac
West End
Ferry Street
Nellie M. Holbrook
Wilton
N. H
Annie McEvoy
St. Mary’s Church
Malden
Lymands. Roberts
Glenwood
Y. M. C. A. Hall
E. J. Skinner
Alice Batchelder
Congregationel Church
Works Both Ways Carlsbad Waters and Sprudel Salt Endorsement
Advert suggests Carlsbad Waters improve health and flesh with cleansing and toning effects. It claims benefits for chronic stomach catarrh biliousness gout and rheumatism and notes the Eisner Mendenon Co agents in New York seal each bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
Along the Water Front in Busy Massachusetts Harbor
The Boston and Lynn line carries summer residents via the South Shore on the General Lincoln with freight booming. Captains McDonald and Driscoll navigate facilities upgrades and rheumatism while Turner rechristens the sloop Shadow as Willie Turner. The Gitana returns from Savannah with damage limited to a lead keel. The Maggie Sullivan, built by Arthur Storey, awaits trials, while the Actress grooms for summer work under Captain Seth H. Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Shore
Boston
Nantesket & Hingham
McDonald
M. J. Driscoll
Joseph Turner
Shadow
Orleans
Daisy
Willie Turner
John BE. Cassidy
Boston and Lynn Line
Maggie Sullivan
E. E. Reed
Isaac Steele
Gloucester
Arthur D. Storey
Essex
Carrie Phillips
John A. McManus
Sullivan
T. F. McManus
E. H Prior
W. J. Emerson
Seth H. Rogers
Brewster
Rogers
Highland Glee Club to host smoke talk in Malden
Malden listings report a smoke talk by the Highland Glee Club this evening. The town agenda includes a Beauseant Commandery procession to Newburyport, funeral services for Carrie A. Harrigan on Washington Street, and a sparring exhibition training by Maurice Kelly at Liberty Hall soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Glee Club
Beauseant Commandery
Knights Templars
Newburyport
Carrie A. Harrigan
Washington Street
St. Mary’s Church
Maurice Kelly
Liberty Hall
Dickey Club
Boston Rubber Shoe Company
Charles Street
Baptist Church
Sherburne Bros
Summer Street
Pleasant
Mayne Pitcher
Reliance Lodge
Russell
Malden
Boston & Maine
J. B. Faulkner
Faulkner Methodist Church
Coliseum
Maplewood
Lewis
Howe
Phillips
Putnam
Naval Architecture Talk At Charles Town Club
William Hichborn, from a noted naval family, spoke on Naval Architecture before the Charles Town Club last evening, drawing interest and applause. A vestry concert and lunch followed, raising funds for First Charlestown Company A Boys' Brigade with Appleton Quartet and local artists. A separate incident saw John Connelly stab Richard Dares in a Mystic avenue shop. Dares survived with a shallow neck wound and Connelly was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hichborn
Charlestown Club
W. C. Prescott
Jacob W. Hoffmann
R. W. Southwell
Thomas Dickson
Nicholas J. Furie
Frank M. McCutcheons
Charles Rickenburg
Dares
Kimpton
Connelly
Bunkist
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Jordan
Mechanics’ Building
Mechanics’ Hall
League Hotel of
George A. Perkins
Chas. S. Howard
Henry W. Robinson
A. D. Peck, Jr
C. W. Fourdrinier
Henry Shervee
D. E. Miller
A. O. Knight
J. C. Kerr
W. W. Griffin
H. F. McKee
L. W. Farrar
George Freeman
W. H. Bliss
J. Emery Tippett
R. B. Deane
W. H. Brown
T. L. Shute
R. F. Painter
A. Underwood
T. 5S. Webb
C. E. Snyder
H. W. Dryden
E. P. Burnham
J. G. Jewett
J. M. Moore
W. 5. Doane
W. P. Kennedy
F. L. Austin
W. G. Kendall
W. J. Newman
J. S. Dean
W. C. Dillingham
J. J. Fecitt
Ss. T. Williams
W. W. Scott
A. W. Swan
J. B. Seward
E. B. Pillsbury
G. E. Patten
P. L. Hassenforder
F. J. Gorton
L. M. Alexander
J. D. Cummings
B. A. Austin
Lawrence P. Land
E. A. Buller
Marblehead
Springfield
Danvers
Springfield Bicycle Club
Eagle Club
Shoe City
Andrew F. Hall
Middleboro
Plymouth and Bristol County Cycle Association
Taunton
J. M. Linscott
McDevitt
F. Parker
Anderson
H. Parker
Swan
Hurd
McLeod
Fenno
Brockton Heights
R. A. Perkins
E. Gill
J. Kelley
F. W. Newhall
W. Cowell
W. Pierson
Harry German
W. H. Senter
Mattapan
Bidelow & Dowse
New England
Franklin Street
Bicyling World
J. A. W. Bulletin
Wheelman Company
Oliver Street
Bostons
Byrne
Papa A. C
Quinn
Phillies
E. Wn
Cleveland
Viteburg Acres
Rooklyn
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Louisville
Pirates
McGill
Colts
Pittsburg
Mack
Kittredge
Pittspore
Hamilton
Washington
Carsey
Clements
Maul and Farrell
Hite
Lérrois
Orioles
Lovett
Baltimores
Daily
Robinson
Providence
Barr
Stevens
McKeough
Ryan
TROY
Albany
Senators
Fricken
Calthan
Cece
Errota
the Brooklyns Today
Phillips Andover
South Boston
Academy of Music
Mme. Barutio
Alpha Drum
Orps
Warren Quintet
Emery Coulter
Edmund Phelan
Don Murphy
Gerard Russo
William Abercrombie
Frank Kennedy
Waldo Connelly
Marguerite Chase
Millie Smith
Musette Gibbs
Louise Horner
Blanche Gibbs
Melina Hurean
Apollo Banjo
California Quartet
Johns
Congress Avenue
Mr. Davis
Bucks County
Penn
St. Rose T. A. and B. Society
Pythian Rink
Woburn
John F. McCarthy
Winthrop
Millstream Boat Club
Medford
California
Blanchard & FA
Faneull
Dorchester
Brichton
Everett
Charlestown
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