Lawson Victory at Horse Show in New York
Thomas W. Lawson of Boston won multiple top prizes at the national horse show in Madison Square Garden. His Red Cloud brs. claimed the blue ribbon in the horses not under 15 hands two inches, with Lawson taking first, second and third in a strong field. A four-in-hand incident involving Lady Doris disrupted the event, but the show concluded with Lawson-led drives and a large, enthusiastic crowd set to welcome West Point cadets on Saturday.
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New York
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Madison Square Garden
Lawson
Dreamer
Oakland Daron
Die Vernon
Jay Bird
Belford
Bow Bells
Bufala
Kentucky Wilkes
Highland Baron
Baron Wilkes
Irma
Nutwood
Thomas W
H. C
Robbins
Stamboul
Addie Lee
H. N. Bain
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Henry Coppell
Tenafly
N. J
Coppell
Doris
R. F. Carman
Thomas
Arnold Lawson
C. i. Fownes
West Point
Cornelius Fellowes
B. G
Mayor Glines Renamed for Second Term at Republican Convention
Mayor Edward Glines of Somerville was nominated by acclamation for a second term at the Republican mayoralty convention in Bacon Hall Union square. The event was called to order by Representative-elect Isaac Story with Walter Mentzer as chairman and Charles Prichard as secretary. Glines’ nomination was supported by Frank Dickerman and others, and he pledged nonpartisan city administration before delegates were hosted to a post meeting collation.
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Edward Glines
Somerville
Bacon Hall
Hill Building
Union Square
Isaac M. Story
Republican City Committee
Walter C. Mentzer
Charles E. Prichard
Glines
Frank F. Dickerman
Frank Ek. Fitts
Charles S. Soule
George O. Proctor
Paddlers Near Half-Year Mark On Long Canoe Trip
Alvah D. James and Barton H. Noland have just arrived in New York after paddling 3500 miles. Their Forest and Stream contract calls for 12 months of paddling, with time not up until next May. They have used no sails and have been wrecked only once.
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Alvah D. James
Barton H. Noland
New York
Strikes Threaten Morocco Factories in Lynn
Labor unrest in Lynn threatens to halt four morocco factories as the Glazers Union of the Socialistic Trade and Labor Alliance pushes for recognition. Thomas Kelly & Co shut down, 80 workers idle, after a price dispute while A B Hoffman and Weber Morocco Co faced partial pay raises and walkouts. A mass meeting plans broader action and union solidarity.
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Lynn
Morroceco
Morocco
Richard P. Barry
State Board of Arbitration
Lynn Board of Trade
Glazers’ Union
The
Socialistic Trade and Labor Alliance
Thomas Kelly & Co
Kelly
A. B. Hoffman
Hoffman
Weber Morocco
Socialist Trade and Labor Alliance
Revenue receipts exceed estimates in 1901 report
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue reports total receipts for the year ended June 30, 1901, at 306,871,669 dollars, about 11,555,561 dollars above estimates and slightly higher than the prior year 1900. The surplus reflects larger collections than anticipated and continued fiscal strength compared with 1899 figures.
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Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Mrs Bonine Arrains for Murder Not Guilty Plea
Mrs Bonine is arraigned in Washington on murder charges in the Ayres case from the Hotel Kenmore. She pleads not guilty and the jury selection begins with challenges amid a court full of observers including her husband and two sons. The trial continues with juror examinations and anticipated further challenges when reconvened tomorrow.
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Washington, D. C
Ayres
Mr. Bonine
Mrs. Bonine
Gainsborough
Anderson
Smith
Douglass
Bonine
Gould
Tufts Beats Boston College in Snowy Medford Football
Tufts defeated Boston College 12 to 0 on College Hill in a snowy, slippery game. Clement and McGlew scored for Tufts, with Clement and Ray kicking goals. Boston College drove to Tufts’ eight and foot-line briefly, but Tufts stood firm and extended a late drive for the second score.
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Medford
Tufts
Boston College
College Hill
Clement
Boston
Chepman
Doston
McGlew
Ray
Tufts College
Plunkett
Cave
L. E
Chesterman Dow
Danforth
Galarneau
Cornet
L. G
Lucey
Kane Rig
Ciessaecorus MacMahon
R. T
Evaeks Ie
Vachens
Flagg
Sinment Cannell
H. B
B. D
McClusky Chapman
McDermott Knight
F. B
Sullivan
Chapman
Riley
Smith
Winesmen
Dr. Furgeson
C. EK. Moores
Mercantile League Results Highlight Brown Durrell Rice Sayward
Brown Durrell and Co. and Rice Sayward and Whitten won in the Mercantile League last night. The former outfit won two games while Smith Patterson and Dany dropped the third. the latter team also lost their opening contest.
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Medford
Mass
Charlestown
Hett
Chandler
Tae
Robertson Eeeereeseesre
Haggerty Eeeieeeeee
Harding
Standard Clothing Company
Brown, Sibiipar
Parker
Smith, Re & Co
TH. Tuttla
Gendreau
W. Tuttle
Ceseees
Nice, Sayward & Whitten
Towler
Taylor
Ewe
Til McTannan
Boxing Gossip Highlights Thanksgiving Day Match Ups
Boxing gossip surveys Young Corbett versus Terry McGovern in Hartford. contrasts Corbett's knockout record with McGovern's punch and resilience. Sharkey seeks date change for Jeffries fight to New Year’s Day, needing training time. Andy Watson fights Tim Kearns in Manchester NH, 15 rounds, 185 pounds. Kelley blocks Napier until forfeit posted. Joe Walcott news.
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Corbett
Terry McGovern
Artford
Joe Bernstein
McGovern
Bernstein
Mr. Sharkey
Jeffries
Sharkey
New York
San Francisco
Jim Kennedy
Roblin
Sgnrine
Andy Watson
Tim Kearns
Manchester
N. H
Watson
Charley O’rourke
Kearns
Napier
Kelley
Joe Walcott
Harvard Yale bet and football rumors swirl in New York
George Ti. Trooke questions Harvard claims about Penn guards while Yale faces heavy wagers in Wall Street. Murphy’s health worsens prompting talk of Philadelphia care and a Penn trainer role for Fitzpatrick. Angell of Columbia plays one hand. Cornell backs a Thanksgiving win. Grimley of Williams may die from injuries. Harvard Princeton clash eyed. Yale officials to meet in Boston. Cambridge decorates for the Yale game.
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George Ti
Trooke
Harvard
Penn
Yale
Wall Street
New York
Mike’’ Murphy
Murphy
Philadelphia
Keene Fitzpatrick
Witspatrick
Columbia
Angell
Cornell
Pennsylvania
New York World
West Point
Princeton
Soldiers Field
Francis
Boston
Dickinson
Cambridge
Atlantic Transport Liner Minneapolis Sails to New York
The Minneapolis will depart London for New York next Tuesday carrying trainer Wis hard and John Huggins, trainer for W C eratney. A return to Britain depends on U S arrangements. Also aboard is Mackey who bought horses for J B Haggin’s California and Kentucky studs.
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London
Navy
Minneapolis
New York
Wishard
John Huggins
W. C. Eratney
Great Britain
United States
Mackey
J. B. Haggin
California
Kentucky
Dr Agnews Catarrhal Powder Cure Claim
Ad style note urges readers to try Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder to relieve La Grippe aftereffects such as catarrh head ache and nasal inflammation. Claims rapid relief within ten minutes and a radical cure, with a price reference of 35.
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Agnew
Prescribe Peruna Where Dr Hartman is known.
The persuasive ad extols Peruna as a universal remedy for catarrh and winter ailments. It quotes doctors like George C Havener and Geo A Gauvin praising its benefits, notes free personal consultations with Dr Hartman, and urges readers to seek advice if not satisfied.
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Hartman
Peruna
George C. Havener
Anacostia
D. C
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
S. B. Hartman
Garden
Halifax
N. S
Geo. A. Gauvin
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, QC
Scannell Charge Revived in New York
District Attorney Philbin will re submit to the grand jury this week the cases of Fire Commissioner John Scannell and William S. Marks, indicted last June but dismissed on a demurrer. Scannell faced conspiracy and neglect of duty charges while Marks stood on conspiracy. Ordway named statutory assistant district attorney as Delaney resigns temporarily to allow the change.
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York
Philbin
John Scannell
William S. Marks
Scannell
Marks
Gildersheeve
Samuel H. Ordway
John J. Delaney
Mr. Ordway
Mishap on Ivernia injures East Boston worker Garrity
Thomas Garrity aged 85 of 195 Sumner Street East Boston was severely injured aboard the Cunard liner Ivernia at the Cunard docks. While trimming coal in the hold he slipped fell twelve feet striking a beam injuring his spine and back. He was taken to City Hospital.
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Thomas Garrity
Sumner Street
Boston
Cunard
Ivernia
Garrity
Meade Court Martial At Brooklyn Navy Yard
November 19 report from New York states Colonel Robert L. Meade commanded marine barracks faces court martial on drunkenness and unbecoming conduct charges. Major Lauchheimer and Colonel Denny accuse him of intoxication during inspections on March 18 April 30 and July 18 of the year. testimony by architect Borin cites erratic and incoherent behavior and claims contractors are thieves and robbers.
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New York
Robert L. Meade
Marine Barracks
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Paymasters
Yard
Co. H. Lauchheimer
F. L. Denny
George W. Sumner
George RF. F. Wildes
James Forney
Peetain
F. A. Cook
F. EB. Chadwick
B. F. Lamberton
R. EB. Walker
George W. Pigman
Chester
Advo
T. M. Cate
A. P. Niblack
B. H. Fuller
Meade
Borin
Colone Denny
Navy Yard
Reciprocity convention names resolutions committee members
At the Washington meet of the Reciprocity Convention General William F. Draper of the Home Market Club Boston was named to the resolutions committee. A list of members includes Theodore Search Philadelphia Charles A. Schieren New York B P Wilson Cincinnati Edward H. Sanborn Philadelphia Stephen A. Knight Providence RI William B. Rice Boston Henry Fairbanks St Johnsbury VT Richard Young New York John Pitcoin Philadelphia J A Jeffrey Columbus CO George H Barbour Detroit MI George M Sargent Chicago Edison Smyth Pelzer DC Charles A Carlisle South Bend IN Titus Sheard New York.
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Washington
William F. Draper
Home Market Club of
Boston
Theodore Search
Philadelphia
Charles A. Schieren
New York
B. P. Wilson
Cincinnati
Edward H. Sanborn
Stephen A. Knight
Providence
William B. Rice
Henry Fairbanks
St. Johnsbury
Richard Young
New York City
John Pitcoin
J. A. Jeffrey
Columbus, CO
George H. Barbour
Detroit
Mich
George M. Sargent
Chicago
Ellison A. Smyth
Pelzer
D. C
Charles A. Carlisle
Southbend
Ind
Titus Sheard
Firemen Hurt At St Paul Building Blaze
A fire at the People's Storage Company building in downtown St Paul caused the structure to burn and threaten the Public Library. Firemen were injured by a gasoline explosion, with several hurt and two possibly fatally.
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St, Paul
Paul
Minn
People’s Storage Company
Public Library
May Sell Turn Hall May Sell Turn Hall
The Central Labor Union may buy the Turn Hall building for its headquarters. The executive committee and delegates are seriously considering the purchase while the Boston Turn Verein has not decided what actions it will take if the hall is sold. The society has for many years used the hall as a meeting place.
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Central Labor Union
Turn Hall
Boston Turn Verein
Turn Hall sale proposal to Central Labor Union
The Boston Turn Verein may sell Turn Hall on Middlesex Street to the Central Labor Union for use as a headquarters. Details of the deal and any conditions are not described in the readable text.
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Turn Hall
Middlesex Street
Boston
Turn Verein
Central Labor Union
Turners Consider Sale of Suburban Club House
Members of the Turners debate selling their clubhouse, aiming for a more convenient venue for many who live in the suburbs. Sentiment runs high as some fear parting with the familiar home that sheltered them for years.
Boston Medical Society Banquet Honors Eminent Members
The fifth annual banquet of the Boston Medical Society was held at Young's with nearly all members in attendance. Dr Rufus K. Noyes presided and gave the principal address, praising the society and introducing Henry Canning the oldest pharmacist of Boston who received an enthusiastic welcome. The society officers are Rufus K. Noyes president Charles F Parker and Victor Byschower vice presidents W A Butman and William Gay secretaries and T J E Shapeira treasurer.
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Boston Medical Society
Young’s
Rufus K. Noyes
Boston
Henry Canning
Charles IF. Parker
Victor Byschower
W. A. Butman
William Gay
T. J. E. Shapeira
Recital by J Marshall Wilson in Steinert Hall
J Marshall Wilson presented his third dramatic recital of the season on German literature read in original German. The program showcased his linguistic skills and illustrated the variety of authors. Upcoming lectures will cover Spanish literature on November 235, French literature on December 3, and English literature on December 10.
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J. Marshall Wilson
Steinert Hall
Wilson
Run on Tacoma Bank After Misunderstood Suit
A run on the Metropolitan Bank in Tacoma Washington caused its failure today. Deposits total about 500 dollars. Dwight Phelps was appointed receiver following the collapse sparked by confusion over a lawsuit involving a defunct bank of a similar name.
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Tacoma
Wesh
Dwight Phelps
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