Jockey William Griffin Killed in Sudden Track Accident
At the Country Club meet yesterday William Griffin, a jockey of modest reputation, died after a mishap on the Lansing horse. A loose bandage slipped, causing a stumble and a fatal crash near the clubhouse as spectators watched a Day of racing including the steeplechase. The day featured lively crowds, changing weather, and several races won by Gold Coin Ferrier Little Maid and Peer amid a dramatic late program.
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William Griffin
Griffin
America
George Wales
Lansing
Post
E. C. LaMontaine
A. P. Gardner
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
James Parker
Arthur N. Ellis
Frank S. Parker
E. V. R. Thayer
William P. Lawrence
William H. Smith
W. A. Richards
G. B. Inches
Scales
George Dexter
F. M. Ware
W. 8
Vosburgh
New York
Gold Coin
Miss Clay
Ferrier
Little Maid
del Monte
Prize
Peer
Duke of Abercorn
Mother's Testimonial and Horse Races Highlight Local News
A mother praises Hood's Sarsaparilla for improving health and appetite. The article also reports horse racing results from a January event with Applegate winning the main stake of 16 650 dollars, detailing rivals and times for multiple races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Commencement at Tech Ends With Record Class Size
A large Tech commencement at Huntington Hall celebrated the 188% class size with 143 bachelor of science and three master of science candidates. General Francis A. Walker presided as Bishop Lawrence Lieutenant Governor Wolcott and other dignitaries attended a short program and diploma distribution followed by a reception and exhibits of school equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Huntington Hall
Rogers Building
Francis A. Walker
Institute
Bishop Lawrence
Wolcott
Miller
Edwin P. Seaver
J. A. Sewell
Thayer Academy
W. C. Parmenter
School of Mechanic Arts
Babson
Ethel Bartholomew
Clinton
Wellesley College
F. A. Walker
Brintnall’s License Hearing Stirs Town over Chapman Club
Norman Y Brintnall faced a hearing by the Board of Police Commissioners after his India Street license was revoked amid allegations linked to the Chapman Club on Chapman Street in Charlestown. Captain White testified he had warned Brintnall as early as March 1 about gambling at the club, which led to multiple raids. Although Brintnall altered security measures after May 1, the India Street license was rejected and the club vacated the premises. the board reserved judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Y. Brintnall
Board of Police Commissioners
India Street
Chapman Street
Charlestown
Chapman Club
Brintnall
Martin L. White
Saratoga
Who Is the Boy Discoveries on a New York Boat
A 15 year old boy turned over to police claims name Frank Wright and plans to reach Portland Maine where his parents live. On the steamship Manhattan deckhands recognize him as a boy who arrived from Portland last week. At Tombs court he says his name is Frederick Bruce and his address is 63 Pleasant Street Stoneham Massachusetts. He refuses to explain why he left home.
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New York
Frank Wright
Portland
Manhattan
Portland Line
Tombs
Frederick Bruce
Pleasant Street
Stoneham, Maas
Wakefield
The
Gerry Society
Forest Destroyed by Avalanche in Sauerbrunnen Valley
A massive rock avalanche from Schwarzmönch Mountain swept into the Sauerbrunnen Valley destroying the entire forest on the slope though no injuries were reported. The incident occurred near Berne on May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
Schwaramoench
Sauerbrunnen
Results at Gravesend May 28 racing program
At Gravesend L I May 28 the program featured six races for 3-year-olds and up. Ramapo won the first with Connoisseur second and Manchester third. Merry Prince led the two-year-olds in the second race. Applegate won the Great American stakes with Handspring second. Butterflies took the Gazelle Stakes ahead of California. Derfargilla won the fifth race with Chiswick second. Sister Mary captured the sixth with Sandowne and Captain T. trailing.
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Applegate
McCafferty
Hazlet
Griffin
Handspring
J. Lamly
Refugee
Penn
Montezuma
Hamilton
Mormon
Murphy
Gold Crest
Taral
Jefferson
Reiff
Alarum
Doggett
Barytone II
Lamly
Belmont
Ramme
Connoisseur
Ingoldsby
Cell California
Boondelay
Demfargilla
Chiswick
Adelbert
O Ae
Jet
Aurelian
Kennel
Gravesend
L. I
Ramapo
Gideon & Daly
C. Littlefield, Jr
Ingolsby
Sheedy
Adele Stable
Tinge
Manchester
Merry Prince
Blenton Stable
Lorraiia
Dogett
Oneck Stable
Teko
cGinn
Cedar Hill Stable
Nantucket
Rat Gundy
Annalyse
Imperial
Carib
Himyaro
Merry, Prince
Mcbet
J. J. McCafferty
Eresset
Gideon
Mormon and
Butterflies
California
Roundelay
G. E. Smith
J. B. White
Adebert
Preakness Stable
Anterbury
Shelly Tuttle
Hailstone
Pont Lear
Aeward
Sister Mary
W.B. Sink
Simonds
J. Lamley
P. J. Dwyer
Equity
Sandowne
Captain T
Red Skin
Applegate Wins Great American Stakes at Gravesend
Applegate won easily in the Great American Stakes at Gravesend as a large crowd gathered for the Brooklyn Jockey Club event. The 2-year-old race offered 250 dollars per entry with half forfeit and 25 dollars if declared, with a fine field carded and good weather aiding a dry track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
L.I
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Horse race results at St Asaph track meet
Race by race results list horses and numbers across five events at St Asaph. Bel den Trojan Chink Caraven Tralee Postal Jersey Camden Flushing Foxglove and others show official weights or times with multiple entries for each heat.
Local Racing Card From Three Furlongs To One Mile
First race maidens Porthos wins in 1 16 3 4 with Elsket second and Han Bar third. Second race sellin cats won by Bessie Bisland. ll Boy is second and third. Third race five eighths of a mile two year olds won by Rondo. Francis second and time 1 02 3 4. Secured race one mile seven yards handicap Crevasse first Arapahoe second Rhett Goode third. Five furlongs sellin Cove ant one ball with Onis second Joe Clark third. time 66 1 2.
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Porthos
Han Bar
Elsket
Bessie ‘Bisland
Ll Boy
Rondo
Rancis
Arapahoe
Rhett Goode
Ieee
Seliin
Onis
Joe Clark
American Wringer Co Makers of Wringers and Sweepers
The American Wringer Company located at 13 and 16 Broadway extension advertises wringers spring beds and sweepers. They repair all kinds of wringers and weepers and accept orders.
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The
American Wringer Company
Broadway
City
Food Beer Explained by a Chicago Brewer in Detail
A Post reporter visits Charles A. King of the Continental Brewery to learn how beer is made and what separates food beer from ordinary beverage beer. King describes ingredients, mash, rice in lager, and multiple clarifying steps, stressing diastase and lupuline. He argues food beer offers superior digestion and nourishment compared with bread and other drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Post
Charles A. King
Continental Brewery
King
Continental
Bohemian
Woman Dies After Intentional Poisoning In Lynn Cellar
Nora Hall, a Black resident of Lynn, took a dose of rough on rats and died after being found prostrated in a cellar at 280 Chestnut street. The case prompted police inquiry, with her 12 year old son and four year old placed in care. Her husband had died earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Nora Hall
Chestnut Street
Judkins
James E. Thornton
Thornton
Post
Hall
Collins Street
Charles Swazey
Marley Street
Swazey
James Hall
Cape Ann to sail between Boston and Gloucester soon
Captain Godfrey and Steward Lane head to Philadelphia to outfit the new steel steamer Cape Ann for the Boston and Gloucester Steamboat Company. The vessel will run this city to Gloucester in a few weeks, with the same officers as on City of Gloucester. A rock breaker accident damaged two chisels in the narrows as the Marguerite dredge towboats pulled mudscows. Captain Olsen reports a wrecked three‑masted schooner near Banes on May 16. The derelict lies in the main navigation track. Fighting reported near Gibara as of May 23. The Landsman.
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Godfrey
H. E. Lane
Philadelphia
Cape Ann
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Company
Gloucester
City of
New York
Narrows
Marguerite
New England Dredging Company
Atlantic Works
Boston
Olsen
Kitty
Banes
Cuba
Gibara
Salvation Army Memorial Day Observed at Central Hall
The Salvationists plan all day meetings at Central Hall 88 Washington Street starting 11 a.m. with 8 p.m. services. The night program features patriotic songs and addresses. Captain Yorke will speak on Our Wars and Soldiers Past and Future addressing national problems and hopeful solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvationists
Central Hall
Washington Street
Yorke
Condor Captain Held on Murder Intent Warrant
Providence May 28 Captain Michael Kane of the coal barge Condor was held in 10000 bail on a warrant charging intent to murder after firing on Sadie Howard last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Michael Kane
Condor
Sadie Howard
Southworth divorce case ends in Suffolk court
Judge Bishop will deliver findings soon in Suffolk County Divorce Court over Horatio W. Southworth seeking to annul alimony payments to Florence C. Southworth. Testimony showed no improper conduct by Mrs. Southworth and included emotional remarks as she faced questions about confidential relations and threats.
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Judge Bishop
Southworth
Suffolk County
Bishop
Horatio W. Southworth
Post
Keyser
Florence C. Southworth
Selden
Mr. Green
M Ginen Monument Fund Backers Rush Toward Two Thousand Goal
Fund for the Harry M Ginen monument received multiple donations including $25 from John P Spaulding Jr and George W Armstrong. Other supporters include John A Lowell Co Henry M Rogers Lawrence McCarty Frank A Buckley Quincy Kilby Charles H Taylor Jr William H Walsh and more as organizers seek to reach $2000 promptly. Donations may be sent to the treasurer Eugene Tompkins of the Boston Theatre or to John H Holmes of the Herald among others. acknowledgments will appear in Boston papers.
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Harry M’glenen
John P. Spaulding, Jr
George W. Armstrong
John A. Lowell
Eugene Tompkins
Boston Theatre
John H. Holmes
The
Herald
Charles H. Taylor
Globe
E. A. Grazier
Post
F. M. Stanwood
Journal
BE. H. Clement
Transcript
W. E. Barrett
Advertiser
Charles E. Hasbrook
Traveler
Boston
Eugene A Oe
A. Shuman
Edwin H. Woods
E. Whiting
Jordan
Masses
M. Stanwood
George W. Arsesse
George H. Hall
Cave
Bees Theatre
Shepard
Norwell Oi
Cecestines
Wencess
Charles Emerson
Charles E
Quincy Kilby
William H. Walsh
Frank Buckley
S. Myrick
John M. Kane
Art Museum Students Exhibit Opens with Crowdinshield Studio
The School of Drawing and Painting at the Museum of Fine Arts began its annual pupil exhibition. The Crowninshield studio hosts the show drawing interest from artists and art enthusiasts. The life class features over two hundred studies and pictures, with decorative design also well represented. The exhibit closes June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Museum of Fine Arts
Crowninshield
Mass of requiem at Holy Cross cemetery in Malden Memorial Day
The annual mass of requiem will be celebrated in the mortuary chapel at Holy Cross cemetery Malden at 10 o'clock on Memorial Day. Passengers taking the electric car on the Lynn and Boston railroad leaving Scollay Square at 7 45 and boarding the Linden transfer will have ample time to visit graves before mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Lynn & Boston
Scollay Square
Linden
Murphy Named Police Chief Triggers Town Walkout
Saugus selectmen appoint ex Regular Officer Murphy as head of police. Officers refuse to serve without pay and resign en masse, leaving the town without police protection. Murphy opposed Chief Joy’s 1894 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saugus
Murphy
Joy
Malden Common Council Appropriations Agenda May Meeting
The Malden Common Council met and approved $200 for a flag staff at Faulkner School. The $16,000 water extension appropriation was tabled for the next meeting. A $2,000 cemetery trustees appropriation was reported, but resubmitted due to a technical error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Common Council
Faulkner School
South Boston Man Breaks Out Of Austin Farm
Charles Bothwell escaped from Austin Farm on Monday through an unlocked window. The South Boston man was recaptured at his home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bothwell
Austin Farm
South Boston
Pool tourney closes at Providence club
Providence May 28 The pool tournament at the P A A closed Saturday evening. F G Trunkett of this city secured first prize the club s solid silver cup. He won fifteen games and lost none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
F. G. Trunkett
Man Buried by Street Rubbish at Fort Hill Wharf
Thomas E. Seaver a 66 year old street cleaning employee was crushed when horses backed a wagon into a scow at Fort Hill wharf burying him under sweepings. He suffered a scalp wound and internal injuries and was taken to the Emergency Hospital. home address 3 Charles Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Seaver
Fort Hill Wharf
Charles Street
Chicago Chronicle Debuts as Democratic Morning Paper
Chicago unveils its first Democratic morning newspaper the Chicago Chronicle with Horatio W. Seymour as publisher and Martin J. Russell as editor. The paper leverages United Press reports and New York Sun cables and specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Chronicle
United Press
New York Sun
Horatio W. Seymour
Martin J. Russell
Sandham’s Students Exhibit At Sandham Studio
An exhibition of the winter’s work of students who studied with Henry Sandham opens at 154 Boylston street on Friday and continues until Saturday June 1. The display is said to be of extraordinary interest, reflecting Sandham’s earnest and progressive methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sandham
Mr. Sandham
Boylston Street
Sandham
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C. m. Miss
R. D. & F. Winthrop
Br. G. Wazee
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Sweet Marie
Kansas
del Monte Stables
Ch. H. Ferrier
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Oki Res Vitae Bebg
Montestables
C. m. Tigress
Hint
J.M. Crosby
Veach
J. M. Crosby
Mr. Veach
Leary
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Arthur’ White
Little Mid
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Mr. McManus
Billy Crane
Jill
P. Py
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ST. Asaph
Belden
Trojan
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Caraccus
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Kenyon
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Tralee
Annie White Cockade
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Bal
Tition
Jersey
Bolic
Camden
Flushing
Foxglove
seling—Becifion
Latonia
Mads
Orde
Salvationists’ Memorial Day
Sadie
Howard's
Mrs. Southworth
M’glenen
ART Museum
Malden’s Council
Insane Man
Furnishing CO
Address Mail Order Department
Crcomnsa
Sandham's
Fred Oscood
New England
Seaview
Mass
Price
Luther Hatch
Marshfield
Blue Hill Boulevard
N.Y
Old Colony
Blue
G. Fred
Washington St
Ron Cellent Investment
Eyoll-Tront Belche Semthenaettdome
Cedar St
Charming Locations
R. Powers
Yeoman St
Hampden
Roxbury
Brighton
Butler & CO
Causeway
BF. A. Wahl
St. Gregory's Church
Dorchester Lower Mills
Leonard
East Cambridge
Thomas Eee Meral
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