Will of Edward S Stokes Filed for Probate in New York
The will of Edward S Stokes died Saturday at his sister Mrs McNutt’s home was filed in the surrogate’s office. Dated February 13 1891 it names W E B Stokes as chief beneficiary. Legacies of 2000 to his mother Nancy 2000 to Horace and 20 to Mary J McNutt. Residual estate to Horace and Mrs McNutt if they have no children, otherwise to W E D Stokes. Stokes declares he is unmarried with no children and ignores Rosa mond Barclay who claims to be his widow.
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New York
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Denver Sports
Corbett
Terry McGovern
West
McGovern
Broad Sound Channel Deepens for Deep-Draught Vessels
Bread Sound Channel in Botton harbor is dredged 30 feet at mean low water and 600 feet wide. Harbor and land commissioners urge marking with buoys by the U S lighthouse department for safe deep draught passage. Completion would provide two ocean approaches into President Roads, the old 1000 foot wide 27 foot channel and the new 600 foot wide 5? feet deep channel.
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United States Lighthouse Department
Bread Sound
Botton
United States
Ope
President Roads
New York Markets Rise On Northern Pacific Settlement Hopes
Wall Street sees higher activity with large transactions as rumors spread that the Northern Pacific negotiations moved toward a settlement. Stocks like Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific gain while Amalgamated Copper weakens on copper news. bullion sales and dividend notices follow, with Utah Consolidated and Baltic mining talks pacing the financial page.
Boston Stock Sales Report Highlights and Prices
Boston stock market update shows today’s highest and lowest sales, along with the closing bid and asked prices. The data reflects trading activity across listed securities in the session ending today.
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Boylston Ties Carruth in City League Bowling
Boylston ties Carruth for first in last night’s candle pin City League results. Jeffersons lose three straight to Boylston. Carruth drops one to Sudbury creating the tie. McCarthy takes two from St James as Broadway defaults its match with Murray Irwin, who faced Independents of the Twentieth Century in a practice game.
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Carruth
Jeffersons
Boylston Ve. Carruth
Sudbury
McCarthy
St. James
Broadway
Murray ¢ Irwin
Independents
Ban Johnson's List Promises Large NL Signings for AL
A Chicago despatch reports another large batch of National League players signed by the American League. Ban Johnson will announce the names soon. Contracts tie the men to Boston Philadelphia and Washington. Comiskey拒 no pick. Washington strengthens with Loftus move. Boston needs several good men as Somers team is strong. Hemphill and Dowd may skip Boston outer garden next season.
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Washington
Comiskey
Tom Loftus
Somers
Hemphill and Dowd
Boston Outer Garden
Bobby Lowe May Jump to Ban Johnson Camp Next Season
Boston first baseman Bobby Lowe continues to hold out for a higher salary. The American League has made strong offers, and a Newcastle Pennsylvania despatch hints he could join the Ban Johnson group next year unless his terms are met by Boston owner Soden. Dineen and Lowe remain unsigned from last season’s NL squad.
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Bobby" Lowe
Boston
Lowe
Newcastle
Penn
Ban Johnson
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Dineen
Fourth annual Catalonians banquet at the Brunswick
Last night the Catalonians held their fourth annual banquet at the Brunswick attended by 40 members from across the United States. C. N. Bentley of Chelsea presided and gave the welcoming address, introducing several speakers. J. R. Pepper of Memphis serves as vice-president and Miss A. H. Gardner as secretary. the society traces to a 1898 England trip and a Sunday school convention in 7m.
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Tenn
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England
Miss Lufkin Files Her Briefs in Damages Suit
Medford reports Elizabeth Lufkin ex teacher called the woman of law filed declarations in East Cambridge courts against former Harvard Avenue Congregational Church members and prominent townspeople seeking damages.
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Tufts Holds First Annual Fall Track Meet At Oval
Tufts hosts its first annual fall track meet this afternoon at Tufts Oval with ten events plus a one mile interclass relay. The class of 193 is favored to win the meet.
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Dean's Ointment Promises Quick Relief for Itchy Piles
An old advertisement touts Dean's Ointment as a universal remedy for itching piles, claiming it cures all cases. It notes availability at any drug store for 50 cents and emphasizes its reliability across days and nights.
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Soldiers on Grid Iron at Fort Banks in Winthrop
Soldiers of the Winthrop garrison from the Seventy-sixth eighty-ninth Companies coast artillery face off against Fort Warren’s Seventy-seven Ninety-six in a planned afternoon football clash. Star player Corporal Bingham leads the team with prior play in Cuba Philippines. Connaughton and the lineup including Jones Schroeder Hughes Berg Becker Collins and Lovejoy ready for the game with Ruppel Bingham Snyder Claer in reserve.
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Oakley Club Golf Tourney Finals Sept Entered Playoffs
All rounds of Oakley Country Club invitation match play began Oct 25 at Oakley Watertown. A G Lockwood won the finals in singles. A playoff tied 77 net for best score among Oakley members led to a tie between Russell and Parks at 80. Mixed foursomes finals Oct 10 saw Mrs J S Pletcher and Jay Fletcher defeat Miss Lord and F Lord 4 up 2 to play.
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Maine deer kill tops season with 18 heads at market display
A Boston sports party showcased a premier Maine deer kill at Wheeler's Market Clinton Street. The group of ten outdoorsmen counted 18 animals, including multiple bucks weighing 210 to 245 pounds. They traveled from Boston on October 14 to Jackman and Henderson’s camp, spending six days in the woods amid plentiful game and peak sport.
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Bicycle Notes and Auto Show Items Spark interest
Eagle Rock Till is noted as a standard by auto circles after an 18 per cent grade hill contest. W. J. Stewart of Newark won the first automobile contest up the grade, 14 seconds ahead of B. L. Wright of Orange. Harold Brown and Rollin Abell are at the New York auto show. Jack Prince, famed on wooden tracks, appears in Memphis to build an indoor track for a six day event opening Monday night with six days and then sprint races. Crest Manufacturing Company incorporates in Maine with 50 000 capital to build motors and vehicles. Isaac H. Davis of Boston president and Edwin D. Melen of Cambridge treasurer. Metropolitan Wheelmen and Press Cycling Club to meet at Boylston alleys Monday evening in ten-men match.
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Boston
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Cambridge
Metropolitan Wheelmen and Press
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Boston Chess Club elects officers for ensuing year
At the forty fourth annual election held yesterday in the Boylston building the Boston Chess Club elected A. H. Soden as president J. M. Lesser as vice president A. E Bradley as treasurer H. Walcott as secretary and directors Prentiss Cummings J A Kraus F O Hurd and A C Willey for the coming year.
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Riverside Pleasure Club Ball at Union Park Hall
Riverside Pleasure Club hosted its fifth annual ball at Union Park Hall attended by several hundred young people. The procession to supper was led by Miss Anna Elzholz and Mr. Nathan Elzholz with Miss Rebecca Wallstein and Mr. Jacob Kadetsky following as the second couple.
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Crack Roadsters to Meet in Boston Horse Race
Road drivers in Boston discuss a proposed match race between Astro L a famous trotter snow horse owned by Mr John Shepard and Chain Shot the speedy trotter owned by Mr Charles Lloyd. Trainer James Golden plans to race Altro L against Chain Shot for 1000 a side, track selection may delay but Golden aims to arrange it at a suitable venue.
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Wants Walthour profits in partnership suit
Albert S. Smith of Waltham sues cyclist Bobby Walthour in contract claiming they formed a 1991 copartnership to share profits from races. Smith says he advanced 315.55 for expenses and that Walthour kept race proceeds after stopping the partnership on April 6. The piece notes other lawsuits involving cyclists and managers, including Jimmy Michael and William A. Brady.
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Albert S. Smith
Waltham
Walthour
Smith
Boxing Gossip Ties Roosevelt to Early Ring Fame
Boxing gossip links Vice President Roosevelt to his youth as a boxing spectator and participant. The piece recalls his ringside view of Maher vs Choynski, his views on the sport, and notes on upcoming matches involving Maher, Jeffords, and Corbett amid a web of contemporary boxing chatter and World’s Fair timing.
Pillsbury to Enter Law After Farewell Chess Tour
Harry N Pillsbury, noted chess master, plans to quit chess after winter and devote himself to law. He is on a farewell national tour likely ending with a championship bout against John I Barry of Boston at the B A A this winter. George Cartwright, grandfather of sixday pedestrians, trains in Pittsburg for a six day race next week. G H Dean of the Boston Checker Club notes the club event next Saturday has been postponed.
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John I. Barry
Boston
George Cartwright
Pittsburg
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