Harvard Yale Dual Meet Forecast At Mott Haven Oval
Harvard hopes to reverse a recent Yale defeat at the Mott Haven games in New York with strong showings from Ramsdell Prado and Merrill. Yale counters with Woodhull Brunnell Hickok and Glenny while Pennsylvanian rivals contest the field across sprints distances and field events.
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Harvard
Yale
New Haven
Berkeley Oval
Crimson
New York
Bow Street
Hartford
Parlor No
New Haven House
Cambridge
Mott Haven
Columbia
Princeton
Manhattan Field
Pennsylvania
Dwight
Eliot
Prado
Ramsdell
Patterson
Williams
Bucholtz
Iear
Merrill
Warren
Quakers
Small
Sanford
Shaw
Cornell
Freeman
Woodhull
Orton
Morgan
Jarvis
Wesleyan
Coolidge
Nick
Borcherling
Endicott
Otley
Bunnell
Phillips
Coates
Osgood
Elliot
Glenny
Foxy
Philadelphia
Aye
Lyman
Garcelon
Bremer
Cady
Cross
Chadwick
Ellis
Brown
Ond
Hickok
Knipe
Shea
Bloss
Sheldon
Wheelwright
Paine
Thompson
Leslie
Burke and Earle
Stickney
Hill
Hollister
Hurdie
Munroe
Acton
Lakin
Mike
Mike’”’ Murphy
Records of 188 world bicycle marks shown by Rowe careers
The article compares Rowe’s early bicycle records with modern times noting quarter mile in 31 5, half mile 60 2 5, one mile 2 14 3 5, ten miles 25 32, and hour distance 26 miles 107 yards, with riders like Sanger and Tyler featured. It covers clubs, races at Franklin Park and Saugus, and new wheel designs. It also mentions trials in The Hague and Massachusetts riders relegated to Class B.
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Rowe
Boston
Wright & Ditson
Sterling
Franklin Park
Saugus
C. Anderson
W. H. Kilmartin
Rollstone Cycle Club
Fitchburg
Union Cycle Manufacturing Company
Tyler
Sanger
Sidwell
Waltham
Johnson
Hague
Massachusetts
Essex County
Racing Board
League of American Wheelmen
Lawrence Driving Park
C. F. Copp
Edawin McGrath
C. H. Glover
J. A. Roberts
Haverhill
John Smith
F. E. Young
B. B. Emery & Co
Columbus Avenue
New England
Hugh Robson
Harry Deckhard
Salem
Freeman
O Connell Seeks Fight With Don Hardigan at Casino
M J OConnell aims to arrange a bout with Champion Don Hardigan of Waltham at the Casino after an unsatisfactory meeting at Crescent and Suffolk show. The request targets a rematch with the titleholder to settle the dispute.
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Hardigan
M. J. O'Connell
Don Hardigan
Waltham
Crescent
Suffolk
Rain Delays Second Game as 14,000 Watch
Rain closed the second game in the first half of the seventh inning as Bill Brown released.
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ST. Louis
Cincinnati
Buckley
Ely
Bill Brown
Lou
Hawley
Chamberlain
Vaughn
St Louis Edge Cincinnati in League Standings Report
Game played in city first named. The league standing shows St Louis with 9 3 and 14,000 attendance versus Cincinnati 4 - 3 with 60. Attends and results suggest a standings update from the season summary.
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B.H. E
St. Louis
Ccceseren
Cincinnati
Bt. Louis
Sccesseees Il
Clarkson
Peitz
Dwyer
Vaughn
Chicago Game Postponed by Weather Reschedule Set
Chicago at Cleveland was postponed due to cold and rain. The game will be played in Chicago on August 10.
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Chicago
Cleveland
New York Ladies Look to Beacons at Waltham Grounds
Baseball gossip says the New York Ladies team will face the Beacons of Waltham next Wednesday at 4 pm on High street grounds in Waltham. Attendance is expected to be record, as the team features speedy players and clever base stealing.
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New York Ladies
Beacons of
Waltham
High Street
New Yorks
Bostons
Congress Street
Fall River
Worcester
Haverhill
Billy Murphy
Giants
Ed Crane
Clevelands
Jack Glasscock
The Best Bicycle Trip Sketch Contest Opened
The Boston Post invites riders to submit 400 word sketches of bicycle trips for a gold eagle prize. Entries must include name and address and be sent to the Bicycle Trip Editor by June 1. sketches will not be returned and a winner will be announced the following Sunday.
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Post
The
Boston Post
A Ride and a Parrot on a May Day Trip
A cycling club news item recounts a May 10 ride from Boston through Mattapan and Brockton to Taunton with three members, including James Mellin, facing a wheel repair delay and an unexpected stove deliverer. The group meets a cycle club in Brockton, tours twine works, sees a chipmunk, and returns home by 6:45 after a day hailed as the club’s "day of days."
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Daniel Murphy
James Mellin
Taunton
Blue Hill Avenue
Franklin Park
Mattapan
East Stoughton
Canton
Avon
Mellin
Jim
Brockton
Spalding
Cycle Club
F. Harrigan
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Alland Bros Specialty in Pompadour Haircuts
Alland Bros at 19 Tremont Row have run a 12 year specialty in cutting hair and beards to suit facial features. They originated and led the pompadour style and remain hair cutting specialists.
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Alland Bros
Tremont Row
Pompadour
Executor appointed for JHER HMIAM will
Notion states that IVAN of Boston has been named executor of JHER HMIAMs will in Suffolk County. He has given bonds as required and those with claims or debts against the estate must present them or repay the estate. Public notice dated May 17, 1804.
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Jherhmiam
Ivan
Boston
Suffolk
Piok J. Bullivan
Notich
Hannah T. Mason
Warwick
Rhodesland
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Augustus T. Arnold
Court Street
Mass
Hyde Park
Ames T. Lockwood
Mayer
Maurice Gurry
Heradif
Julia Curry
Michael, Lean
Julia Lebn
Admx
Notics
Bernard Fanning
Chelsea
Mary Fanning
William B. Andrews
Mary Adelaide Andrews
John H. Sullivan
Cornelius
Sullivan
Thomas Curley
Oe Notich
Henry Flynn
LO Whitman Bailey
Admr
Gary Pst
Timothyney
Dennis Murphy
Noticd
Patrick Colgan
Thomas Colgan
Admi
Moses J. S. Marshall
Aliza J. Marshall
Albert J. Pratt
Tremont Street
Peter McGivney
Ann McGivney
Probate notices and executors in Massachusetts year 1894
Suffolk Probate Court notices announce Sarah Lyman, administratrix, seeking private sale of real estate for Morton W. Lyman estate to pay debts. dates set for appearance. Executors and executrices named for Hannah Mason, Maurice Gurry, Michael Lean estates, with Bond, addresses, and claim payment instructions to Adams and others.
Probate Notices for Willard and Capen in Boston
Suffolk probate notices to Cyrus F Willard and others about Elizabeth Willard and Samuel J Capen estates. Cites court dates in Boston May 1894 and instructions to publish weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post.
Probate Notice of Jane Kimball Estate in Middlesex
Middlesex Probate Court issues letters testamentary to Ann M Kunhardt executrix for Jane Kimball of Melrose. Petition seeks exemption from bond surety. hearings set for June 1, 1894 at Cambridge, with public notice to Boston Post for three weeks. Judge Charles J. MelIntire presiding. Register S H Folsom witnesses.
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Massacchusetts
Suffolk
James P. Monrof
Boston
Elizabeth B. Monroe
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Commonwealth OF Massachiusetts
Julia A. A. Libbey
Charles A. Welch
Cohasset
Norfolk
John W. Mee- Kim
Elijah George
Register
Commonwealth OF Mass
Charles Henry Right
Elizabeth Alice Wright
Eston
Commonwealth OF Massasetts
Honora M. Hanley
John J. Hanley
Commonwealth OF
Toston
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
Jane Kimball
Melrose
Ann M. Kunhardt
Cambridge
Charles J. MelIntire
S. H. Folsom
Ford A. Keith
Boss
Keith
Fee Galvin
John . McKim
Elijah Georgie
Michael J. Burke
Mary E. McGrath
Joan W. Mc- Kim
Mary Piffer
Lizz F. Griffin
Sarah A. Brown
Lincoln Brown
Elliah George
Charles J. McIntire
H. C. Young
Court Street
Jacob B. Remick
Sala County
William E. Hutchins
Probate notices from 1894 Suffolk Massachusetts
Probate Court notices list licenses to sell real estate and administrations for several estates in Boston and Chelsea. Executors and administrators propose private sales and letters of administration, with citations to appear May 24 1894, and publication in the Boston Post.
Probate notices from Suffolk and Middlesex courts
A sequence of probate notices in Suffolk and Middlesex counties requests heirs and interested parties to appear June 7 and June 1, 1894. Executors, trustees, and administrators seek authority to sell real estate, probate wills, and appoint letters testamentary or administration. Public notices require serving citations and publishing in the Boston Post.
Executors named for Boston wills
Notices announce executors and executrices for estates in Boston. Gary Pst and Dennis Murphy appointed executors with bond requirements. Patrick Colgan, Moses J. Marshall, Peter McGivney, and Ann McGivney named in related filings with dates in 1894 and 1804. Creditors urged to exhibit claims.
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California
Blanchard & Varrar
Dock Square
John L
King of Fighting Data
John L. Sullivan
South End
Chardon Street
West End
Chardon, Court
Sudbury
Jimmy Connolly
Fisth
Boston Daily and Sunday Post
Fort Point
Maine
Monarch of
James Russell
Milton
Oiver
Arlington
Eddie Foye
Auditorium Club
New Orleans
Crescent City Athletic Club
Charles A. Noel
Crescents
Abbott
Andy Bowen
Stanton Abbott
Bowen
Harry McEnerney
Sally Smith
Frank Erne
Buffalo
George Siddons
Bradford
Hugh Behan
Young Griffo
Griffo
George Dixon
Dixon
Gob Fitzsimmons
Conn
Miss Julian
Fitzsimmons
Aberdare
Wales
Rees
Billy Plimmer
Benny Murphy
Congress Street Grounds
Connecticut Cycle and Surety CO
Main St
Ashburn
House
Washington St
Jordana
Los
Baltimore
Scaseeeresae
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Washington
Louisville
Baseball
Gilbert Evans
Julia A. Ans
John W. McKim, Esquire
William Wood
Winthrop
George Howard Wood
Mary
Wood
Ton Post
Morrill Frost
Brookline
C. Doolittle
Henry CC. Doolittle
Ellujah George
Yeonate Notich
Morton W
Sarah IS
Bosm Post
TaAsaatha
Iast Publicanion
Iran
Elijah Georgeh
Commonwealth OF Massachushus
Cyrus F. Willard
Elisah Willard
Revere
Mary T. Willard
Elijah
George
Samuel J. Capen
Ella Oora Capen
Commonwealth OF Massachitusetts
Timothy Mahoney
Ave
Commonwealth OF Massachushuts
Hannah Madden
Hanna Madden
James Lee E Wlantha
Comnon Weheall
Massachu
John T. Gallagher
Folk
Julia A. Evans
Gilbert F. Evans
Bovlon Post
Elsa George
Haskins Street
Roxbury
John W. Meim
Friedrich Hermann Miller
Bostoggin
of Suffolk
Owen A. Galvin
Joan W. McKim
Jennie Hall
Everett
George C. Hall
Crias
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