Fine horses and riders shine at New York show
Today marks the second half of a popular horse show as attendance climbs with visitors from many walks of life. Notable performances come from Miss Marion Holloway and others, with horses including Hurricane, Flycatcher, and Richmond receiving praise, while prizes in the Produce class and trotting brood mares contest showcase and honor breeders and owners such as Bain Hamlin Kip and Snowden.
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New York
Marion Holloway
Captain W. Thompson
Basdell
Roland Reed
Miss Holloway
Maryland
Harry Payne Whitney
Hurricane
Francis D. Beard
George L. Meyers
Rufus
Joseph Pulitzer
Joseph E. Widener
Richmond
Adam Beck
Argyle
John Robinson
Mayflower
Gypsy Jack
C. J
H. Hamlin
H. N. Bain
Master Elect
Nettie King
Hamlin
Harry Hamlin
Colonel Lawrence Kip
Empleta
Mambrino Belle
Colonel Kip
Reading Dante and Kidney Pills in Boston Ad
An old Boston nurse and a druggist trade light humor about health and disease while promoting Dean's Kidney Pills. The testimonial by Mr. M. Snow of 44 Beach St recounts backache relief after using the pills bought at Bradbury's Pharmacy and distributed nationwide by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Boston
Dean
M. Snow
Beach St
Bradbury’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U.S
Knights of Columbus Council Celebrates Third Anniversary in Boston
Tremont Council No 107 marked its third anniversary at Exchange Club quarters with 125 members and guests. Ex State Deputy J J Delany traced New York order growth while other speakers touted the group’s business and social progress and a bright future.
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Tremont Council
Knights of Columbus
Exchange Club
Butteryrard
Superior
J. J. Delany
New York
Thomas Riley
E. L. Hearn
South Framingham
W. T. McMannis
the Order
D. L. Prendergast
South Boston
W P. Cashman
John B. Fitzpatrick
Edward Murphy
Frank L. Wells
William A. McKenna
William H. Lynch
Jeremiah G. Fennessey
James F. Farley
Edward J. Shaughnessy
A. J. Gilligan
Eugene F. Lonnelly
J. J. McLaughlin
M. T. Callahan
Warren Little
John F. Muldoon
Thomas F. Majiff
Lawrence J Logan
Tremont Council No
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Albert E Hughes Dies in East Somerville
Albert E. Hughes a prominent East Somerville resident died at his home 69 Pearl Street last evening of heart disease He had been in failing health for some time and recently retired from business
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Albert E. Hughes
East Somerville
Pearl Street
Hard Lines on Habits and a Healthier Coffee Alternative
A whittled discussion argues that strict tobacco coffee or tea use harms health. It promotes Postum Cereal Food Coffee as a gentler alternative that may improve well being and help build strength.
Wreck of Coal Cars Halts Boston & Maine Traffic in Charlestown
A coal car wreck on the Mystic branch near Bunke Hill Charlestown damaged rail and buildings, scattered sixty tons of coal. Three cars derailed and two more left the track, blocking traffic until late night. A brakeman escaped injury. the burning cement firm George Wood & Co. occupied the struck shed. Estimated railroad damage about $2000.
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Mystic
Boston & Maine Railroad
Charlestown
John 8S. Cushing
Bunke
Hill Street
George Wood & Co
Nantucket Sons Elect New Officers At Reunion
The Sons and Daughters of Nantucket held their annual reunion at the Hotel Brunswick. A 3 a.m. opening and 6 a.m. business meeting elected officers for the coming year and adopted a constitutional amendment that bars members who miss two consecutive annual assessments. Leader list includes Henry Macy Upham president and Herbert L. Greer treasurer.
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Sons and Daughters of
Nantucket
Brunswick
Henry Macy Upham
Albert Leng
Fred V. Fuller
Odiorne Swain
Eliza D Gardner
Helen A. Gardner
Stella C Nunn
Madeleine Fish
Herbert L. Greer
Lehmann Dickey Fifth Ten Elects Honored Members
The fifth ten of the Dickey society was elected last night. George Parker, former fourth ten member who resigned, was chosen as an honorary member. The list includes A. E. Doucette, Coach Lenmann, Willis, and many named members from cities like Washington New York St Paul Brockton Philadelphia Rochester and Wellesley. The Dickey, begun in 1770, has sixty members chosen in tens.
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Dickey
George Parker
A. E. Doucette
Lenmann
Willis
H. C. B. Davis
Washington
M. B. Brown
New York
W. B. Kambram
St. Paul
A. Toppin
B. F. Bohles
Brockton
O. Hawes, Jr
W. Stickney
H. M. Roche
Philadelphia
T. Whitterk
Rochester
N. Y
A. E. Harris
T. M. Shaw
Wellesley
Ward 16 Delegation Quietly Supports Quincy Bid
Boston politics unfold as Ward 16 led by William S McNary declares for Mayor Quincy amid party infighting. McNary defends ward independence while praising a municipal platform and opposing pledges to outside candidates.
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Ward 16
William 8S
McNary
Quincy
Ward 15
McManus
Edward P. Barry
Post
William 8. McNary
George Fred Williams
Rudyard Kipling
FOST
M'Nary
Democratic Party
Boston
Owl Club East Boston to hold first grand call at Maverick Hall
Preparations over two months culminate this evening as Owl Club members gather in Maverick Hall for a widely anticipated social event. A well attended meeting at the Casey quarters in the Columbia Trust Co. building on Meridian Street finalized plans.
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Owl Club
East Boston
Maverick Hall
Casey
Columbia Trust Co
Meridian Street
Robbers enter Dorchester junk store and flee after assault
Three men broke into Wolff and Rosenbaum at 316 Dorchester Avenue just before midnight. They packed rags and were about to leave when Watchman Augustus Peck confronted them. The intruders assaulted him and hurried off.
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Wolff & Rosenbaum
Dorchester Avenue
Augustus Peck
Mr. Peck
American Wringer Co Advertises in City Streets
The American Wringer Company lists premises at 77 and 7 Franklin Street and 8 Arch Street. It manufactures clothes wringers mangies and carpet sweepers with prompt attention for orders by major telephone and repairs available for wringers and sweepers.
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American Wringer Company
Franklin Street
Arch Street
Ward 2 Delegation Sees Incumbents Backed for Re election
William J. Cronin seeks re election to the Common Council from Ward 2 amid rumors of opposition, with praise for his protection of residents and practical city work. James H. Donovan is also endorsed, while President Conry leads the delegation. Cronin and Donovan will be renominated, third place attracts many aspirants.
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William J. Cronin
Cronin
James H. Donovan
Conry
Donovan
Genry
Brewers Indorse Quincy and Local Officials by Union Vote
In Roxbury at Friendship Hall Union 2 of the National Brewery Workmen's Union with about 1100 members unanimously endorsed Mayor Quincy for re election and backed John J McCarthy for the Board of Aldermen and Michael T Athridge for the Common Council pledging support in caucuses and at the polls. A committee of Athridge Edmund F Ward and James Kehoe will present the resolutions to Mayor Quincy.
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Union 2
National Brewery Workmen’s Union
Roxbury
Friendship Hall
Quincy
John J. McCarthy
Board of Aldermen
Michael T. Athridge
Common Council
Fitzgerald to Nominate Quincy at Democratic Convention
Congressman John F. Fitzgerald of Ward 6 will be elected to nominate Mayor Quincy at the Democratic convention replacing former opponent Hon. Joseph H. O'Neil. O'Neil declined to give a reason for not delivering the nominating speech.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Ward 6
Quincy
Joseph H. O'Neil
O'Neil
Rally in Ward 7 for Quincy and Driscoll
A rally is set this evening at 8 o'clock in Ward 7 Ward Room Hudson Street supporting Hon Josiah Quincy for Mayor and Daniel M Driscoll for Alderman. Speakers include Daniel M Driscoll Representative John A Kelcher Councilman W T A Fitzgerald and William A McDevitt Esq.
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Josiah Quincy
Daniel M. Driscoll
Ward 7
Hudson Street
Daniel M Driscoll
John A. Kelcher
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
William A. McDevitt
Rally for Hickey in East Boston Ward Room
An enthusiastic rally for Joseph F. Hickey candidate for the Common Council filled Armory Hall East Boston last evening. The ward room hosted the first political gathering of its kind with John Driscoll opening and Timothy F Le Gallo presiding. Speakers included Fred F Andrews P J McArdle John H Hickey Thomas F Clark John J Douglass and Joseph A Frazier.
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Armory Hall
Boston
Joseph F. Hickey
Common Council
John Driscoll
Timothy F. le Gallo
Fred F. Andrews
P. J. McArdle
John H. Hickey
Thomas F. Clark
John J. Douglass
Joseph A. Frazier
Harrington Endorsed by Moulton Associates Ward 38
At a special meeting of Moulton Associates Ward 38 President Mulcahy presiding William F Harrington was unanimously endorsed as candidate for the Common Council A rallying committee of sixty was formed to canvass the ward Speeches were made by Mulcahy former president Doherty ex Alderman Mitchell Councilman Haley and Representative Collins Harrington supported by all factions as a favored young man of Ward 8
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Moulton Associates
Ward
Mulcahy
William F. Harrington
Common Council
Doherty
Mitchell
Haley
Collins
Em manuel Society to sponsor Radcliffe play for scholarship
excitement ran high at Radcliffe as the Em manuel Society chose Marian D. Campbell's play for its annual benefit. Campbell debuts as author with the heroine Madge Apthorpe. Cast includes Marian D. Campbell and several senior and junior students. patronesses and ushers listed. A second performance is scheduled for Saturday afternoon.
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Radcliffe
Emmanuel Society
Marian D. Campbell
Miss Campbell
Madge Apthorpe
Jean
Jane Ingraham
Mrs. Apthorpe
Inez H. Gilmore
Grace
Cornelia James
Agatha Meade
Ruth Delano
Alice
Florence
May
Edith
Kate
Madge
Caroline Humphrey
Elinor Carter
May Howland
Edith Marean
Kate Berry
Agassiz
Whitman
Miss Irwin
Miss Coes
Miss Chandler
Miss Brooks
Mrs Wood Nominated by West Medford Democrats
In West Medford the Democratic caucus drew a large crowd for the Ward 6 School Board seat. Voters ratified the prior Republican choice Mrs Mary I Wood by a strong majority for a three year term.
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West Medford
Ward 6
Mary I. Wood
Sharkey Wins Questionable Six Round Fight in San Francisco
In San Francisco on November 18 Tom Sharkey defeats Old Joe Goddard in six rounds after a wild unsettled bout. Referee McArthur awards Sharkey the decision amid crowd dissatisfaction. Preliminary ten-round bout ends in a foul giving Tom Lansing the win over Joe Kennedy.
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San Francisco
Tom Sharkey
Joe Goddard
Sharkey
Goddard
McArthur
Mechanics
Joe Mke
Tom Lansing
Kentucky
Kid’ McCoy
Joe Kennedy
Griffo Retires Early In Eight Round City Boxing Card
In St Louis the athletic carnival drew seven thousand as Griffo quit in the first round after a street car collision. Tracy boxed Paddy Smith before a second round stoppage. Harris defeated LaBlanche in five rounds while Armstrong and Holtman boxed three friendly rounds. Tracy to meet Kid Lavigne in Chicago in December.
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ST. Louis
Press Club
Parson Davies
George Siler
Young Griffo
Tom Tracy
Griffo
Paddy Smith
Denver Ed Smith
Tracy
Harry Harris
Chicago
Lee LaBlanche
Bob Armstrong
John Holtman
Kid’ Lavigne
Steam Dredge Columbia Destroyed by Fire
Fire aboard the steam dredge Columbia off South Boston started by a kerosene lamp explosion. Firemen and the fireboat fought the blaze for some time before arriving. the vessel owned by Simon A. Sullivan suffered about $10,000 in damage.
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Columbia
Boston
Simon A. Sullivan
Women Debaters Clash Over Unemployed Aid Plan
The audience of about 400 at Tremont Temple watched Harvard duo Maud Wood and Hendrick face Boston University rivals Ward and Russell in a debate on whether American communities should organize work for the unemployed. The Radcliffe and Harvard team won the judges’ verdict.
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Lucy Ames
Women’s Union
Harvard
Maud Wood
Radcliffe
Frank Hendrick
Law School
Beacon Hill
Cambridge
Miss Ames
Miss Ward
Boston University
Boston
William J. Bryan
Miss Wood
Miss Grace
Ethel Gerry Ward
Tremont Temple
Ward
Russell
Hendrick
Debaters from Harvard Radcliffe Oppose Boston Rival Schools
The Perkins Hall event on Boylston Street wrapped a long debate series with Harvard Law School and Radcliffe facing Boston University Law School and College of Liberal Arts. Miss Ames led the organizing effort, with invited male and female speakers from the rival institutions.
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Harvard Law School
Radcliffe
Boston University Law School
College of Liberal Arts
Perkins Hall
Boylston Street
Boston Women's Educational and Industrial Union
Miss Ames
Boston
Twentieth Century Club
Knights of Labor Union
Frank Hendrick
Harvard Law
Thomas H. Russell
Governor Russell
Charles Theodore Russell
Radcliffe College
Boston University College of Liberal Arts
Forensic Contest Highlights Ward and Wood
The result shows Ward and Wood delivering conclusive arguments that won admiration from a large audience. Their speeches were sparkling compared to the hesitant or aggressive styles of others, fully vindicating their sex in the contest.
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Miss Ward
Miss Wood
Electrocution of Dayton Murderer at Ohio Penitentiary
Albert J. Frantz, condemned killer of Bessie Little of Dayton, was electrocuted in the annex at the Ohio penitentiary at 12:22 this morning after a day visit from relatives. He climbed the chair at 12:18, endured multiple shocks, and was pronounced dead following the third current.
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Columbus
Albert J. Frantz
Bessie Little
Dayton
Ohio Penitentiary
Frantz
Escape bid at New York court ends with arrest
The World reports William Carroll Woodward known as Big Hawley attempted to flee during a noon recess in the criminal division of the New York Supreme Court. He faced conspiracy to swindle Samuel W. Bridgham out of 100000 dollars and was restrained by officers as he neared the door.
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New York
Supreme Court
William Carroll Woodward
Big
Hawley
Samuel W. Bridgham
Woodward
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Ward 2
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Whitehall
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Valley View
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Mary Henderson
Fifth Street Methodist Church
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Sailor Fel
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Sumner Street
O’keefe
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Noor
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Russi
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William Ripley
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Wellesey
Start
Tufts
Lucia Ames
A. W Wheeler & CO
Hanover
Ada
Wilson Bros
Owo
Orvet
Tremont Row
Boleman
Pembroke
Frederick W. Hamilton
Janesa Boleman
Hattie F. Pembroke
Gilchrist
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Robert Gilchrist
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Newtonville
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Walnut Street
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