Brilliant panorama as New YorkHorse Show opens
The sixteenth annual Horse Show in New York opened with a grand panorama at the Garden. Over 600 horses on display across twelve classes. Judges expect a strong finish on closing day. Decorations highlight the event with orange and black banners. Prizes total 21365 distributed across classes. Notable restrictions on dealers accompany the exhibition.
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New York
Clark Beoth
Kip
Haseen
Cornelius Ellowes
John G. Heckscher
Notable criminal James Malson nabbed by police
Police claim to have arrested James Malson, a man sought for forgery in numerous jurisdictions. Investigators believe they secured a major offender with a broad criminal record and widespread warrants.
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James Malson
Doan's Kidney Pills Cited By Local Resident
Boston resident Mrs. McGregor of 75 Meridian Street testifies to kidney trouble relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Knight's Pharmacy 97 Court Street. The advertisement claims the remedy cured backache and kidney pain and urges others with weakened or overactive kidneys to try the product priced at 50 cents, with Foster Milburn Company as sole US agents.
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Boston
Union
McGregor
Meridian Street
Dean
Knight's Pharmacy
Court Street
Doan
Foster-Milburn Company
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Show management debates degeneration into dealer focused exhibit
Associates at the show debated shifting away from an annual dealer exposition. Executives excluded dealers from many classes and the event opened with large attendance and lively sales in the after noon. Notables present included Miss Fellowes and Mrs Samuel Russell among others, as judging for Class 102 began and crowds pressed into the ringside area. A separate report notes a forged check arrest connected to Malson at the Hotel Pelham with links to a prior New York incident.
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Miss Fellowes
All Fellowes
Absoliation
Gore
Samuel Russell
Gay W Prescott Lawrence
William P. L. Trowbridge Martin
Miss Mesine Arernoon
wWeetch Armstrong
Itchester
Ampbell
Red B. Mackey
Mrs. H. C
Gebineton
Robert Gerry
Ke Een Holloway
Thomas L. Watt
Jevens
Co. Oliverain
Albert C. Bostwick
Marthe Cameron
Robert M. Case
John L. Conway
Philadelphia
Adelaide Doremus
Fellowes
Public School Association meets at St Mary's East Boston
The Public School Association held a meeting last night at St Mary s Church East Boston chaired by Rev W T Crocker with speakers Edward Billings Harry Lloyd and Rev W T Crocker.
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W. T. Crocker
Edward Billings
Association
Harry Lloyd
Hubbard Lectures at Tremont Temple in Lyceum Course
Elbert Hubbard delivered a lively talk in Tremont Temple last night as part of the Temple Lyceum course. He described his views on handbook makers and their craft, entertaining the audience with his eccentric anecdotes and drawing frequent applause and laughter.
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Elbert Hubbard
East Aurora
Tremont Temple
Temple Lyceum
Boston Republicans battle over street commissioner nomination
At a heated convention Jesse Gove pressed for a five member committee to nominate a street commissioner, clashing with allies and opponents. After loud interruptions and gavel scenes the body adopted a twenty five member panel to pick a candidate, while debates on the School Board continued amid accusations of graft and calls for reform.
Miss Gait Ahead In Six Day Race Start
New York scene opens with seven women in the six day race led by Miss Gast for an early lead. Brandon and Bayne follow as the field cycles through the fourth hour with Gast at 88 miles, Brandon 83, Bayne 83, Lindsay 82, Davis 82, and Petard 65 miles.
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New York
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Brooklyn
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Peterborough
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Canada
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Markenburg
Germany
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Bremen
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Helen Sloane
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Gallivan Seen Likely Winner In Local Democratic Nomination
The Democratic municipal convention meets tonight at Faneuil Hall to nominate a street commissioner and school committee candidates. Hon. James A. Gallivan, backed by the organization, is viewed as winner with about 200 votes out of 283 delegates, while John P. Dore seeks the Republican nomination and challenges Gallivan’s influence. Delegations are reported as solid for Gallivan with possible minor breaks.
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Kinney
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Thomas Delehanty
Arthur Harrington
James A. Gallivan
John P. Dore
Gallivan
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American Wins In Short London Bout
At the National Sporting Club a scheduled fifteen round match between Billy Smith of New York and Bill Fielder of London ended in the second round with an easy victory for the American.
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New York
Bill Fielder
London
National Sporting Club
Billy’’ Smith
Bill’ Fielder
Boxing Card Opens With Exhibition In Lowell
At the Lowell School of Physical Culture opening George Monroe of New York and Austin Rice of New London were slated for a fifteen round bout at 120 pounds but it did not occur. Rice and Joe Flaherty boxed six rounds in an exhibition while John Dion defeated William Reagan in seven and John Lynch faced Frank Murphy in four rounds at catchweights with no decision.
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Lowell
Lowell School of Physical Culture
George Monroe
New York
Austin Rice
New London
Billy West Undergoes Cancer Operation In New York
Billy West a famed minstrel and long time Primrose West member recently endured a challenging cancer operation at a private sanitarium on East Thirty third Street New York. He is reported to be well and plans to rejoin his company in Memphis Tennessee on Thursday.
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New York
Billy” West
Primrose & West Minstrel Organization
Memphis, Tenn
East Thirty-third Street
Church Property Sold in Charles Town Auction
The Union Methodist Episcopal Church property at Monument Square and High Wheel in Charles Town was sold to Liam H. Cook of Boston. The deed was entered at the Suffolk Registry yesterday, signed by Robert Loughead, treasurer. The price was named at 15 dollars.
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Monument Square
High Wheel
Charlestown
Liam H. Cook
Boston
Suffolk
Robert Loughead
Hodge Indictment Proceeding Not Pressed
The case against William M. M. Hodge was not pressed by the district attorney. Hodge had been indicted last June on a charge of cheating Franklin N. Poor, according to local records.
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William MM. Hodge
Evens
Franklin N. Poor
Pastor Wanted in Wyoming Murder Case
A sensational case in Wyoming near Wilkes Barre centers on Rev. D. C. Stuart, former pastor of the Wyoming Baptist Church. His wife died suddenly two weeks ago at her daughter’s Plymouth home. A warrant is issued for Stuart for murder and criminal operation.
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Penn
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Here
D. C. Stuart
Wyoming Baptist Church
Plymouth
German Ladies' Aid Society Hosts Annual Supper and Ball
The German Ladies' Aid Society held its annual supper and ball at Turn Hall Middlesex street to aid Boston's poor Germans. Fourteen years old, the group continues to provide essentials by going into the city to find those in need. Fred Lieblein and Theresa Munz led the grand march as many attendees signed in.
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Theresa Munz
Louisa Rausch
Munz
Boskart
Lieber
Wolfhart
Schneider
Wachendorf
Viola
Favor Republicans in Suffrage Meeting Appeal
At Tremont Street M E Church last evening a meeting of woman suffragists urged women to enroll for the coming election and to push support for Republicans. The gathering, small due to rain, included Rev C F Davis presiding, Mrs Margueretta Guilbert, Alfred Hayes, H B Blackwell, A Winship, John Moors, and Diana Hirschier. About fifty women and six men attended.
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Margueretta Guilbert
Alfred S. Hayes
H. B. Blackwell
A. Winship
John F. Moors
Diana Hirschier
Otiecs
Red Men Honor Sagamore at Leominster Reception
Last evening at Red Men's Hall Wachusett Tribe of Leominster hosted a grand reception for Great Junior Sagamore Charles EB Buelow of Leominster and A B Paton of Massachusetts. Attending were many members from Fitchburg Clinton Pembroke Winchendon and Worcester along with senior leaders including Fred Preston Deputy R W Sutton Charles G Warren Alexander Gilmore W W N S Walker B Sawer and M Gay.
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Red Men’s Hall
Welcome in Lowell Irish Ambu lance Corps return
John W. O'Brien and Edward F. Shea of the Irish Ambulance Corps arrived in Lowell after a Transvaal voyage. They were met by the Young Men's Catholic Institute and the Celtic Association, with Wolf Tone Guards and other Irish American societies. An informal reception followed at the YMCA hall.
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Edward F. Shea
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No New Church Postponed at Cambridge Parish Meeting
The First Parish Church of Cambridge postponed plans to erect a new edifice after eighteen months of debate. A split existed between gothic and colonial architectural preferences with Harvard President Eliot supporting colonial style. The decision waits until the March annual meeting.
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Eliot
Harvard University
Brother Henry Wins Big in Ward 6 Common Council Caucus
Henry 8S. Fitzgerald, known as Brother Henry, led the Ward 6 caucus with 98 votes out of about a dozen candidates, securing the highest citywide tally. He polled nearly 1000, the exact count 98, in the recent proceedings.
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Fitzgerald
Common Council
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets advertised as safe cure
An internal tab let remedy claims to remove catarrhal secretion in nose throat and stomach without cocaine or opiates. Endorsed by Dr. Ramsdell and Dr. Wainwright, the tablets are priced at fifty cents and touted as especially useful for children and early colds with a free booklet offered by F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
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Wainwright
F. A. Stuart Co
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Father Barry Buried in Concord Service
The funeral of Very Rev. J. B Barry vicar general of Manchester was held at St. John's Church in Concord. All business was suspended citywide during the hours of the funeral after his death in New York last Wednesday.
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Concord
N. H
J. B Barry
Manchester
New York City
St. John’s Church
Diphtheria Closes Somerville School Packaged as Precaution
Acting on the board of health recommendation Jackson Primary School at Maple and Polar streets was closed until after Thanksgiving. The four classroom building houses about 150 pupils with the janitor's family in the basement. Two Shiner children fell ill Saturday morning. no pupils are infected.
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Somerville Board of Health
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Choplhouse
Maple
Oplar Streets
Yourereay
Alfred Shiner
Board of Health
Superintendent of Schools
Charitable Irish Society Elects Two Members at Parker House
The monthly Charitable Irish Society meeting at Parker House elected John B. Dore and James F. Killion as members. A unanimous vote adopted a resolution extolling the late Alanson W. Beard. Hon. George A. Marden spoke on The United States Sub-Treasury Its Uses and Advantages.
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