Daly Horses Bring 205100 At Auction
Final sale of Marcus Daly’s breeding estate at Sheepshead Bay drew strong demand for English broodmares and two yearlings. 41 horses sold for 205100 with notable prices. Field Azure bought by James R. Keene for 18500 and Lady Reel for 11000. July Belmont and Haggin purchased further mares and foals from the estate.
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New York
Marcus Daly
Sheepshead Bay
England
James R. Keene
Field Azure
Lady Reel
Hambure
J. B. Madder
Pocahontas
Belmont
Lucy Cross
W. C. Whitney
St. Simon-Lady Reel
J. B. Haggin
Ayshire L
Duke of
Hamptenushinne
M. m. Rudatone
Falliee
Ie J Keene
Impane
Lacy Cross
Appleby
Medton
Medton-Semper Clara, . Same. 100, ~ In Ay Filly By St. Frusquin
St. Simon
W. C. Whitne
Glen Set
St. Serf-Labelle
T. J. Healy
Eanlinge
St. Frusquin
Bemper Fidele
J. Ri Keene
simon-Field Asure
F. O'Reilly
Connemara
B. m
Stratiora Eee
Two Boston Latin School scholars win notable scholarships
The Boston Latin School Association awards scholarships to Harry Sheffer and Clifford H Frost from the class of 1901. Sheffer, who arrived eight years ago and learned English rapidly, finished four years in three and earned multiple medals and prizes. Harvard granted him a $200 scholarship. Frost, 18, completed a six year course, won Franklin medals and prizes, and now attends Harvard in classics, mathematics and history.
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Boston Latin Schools Association
Harry Sheffer
Clifford H. Frost
Boston Latin School Association
Sheffer
Harvard
Derne Street
Frost
Philadelphia Woman Held For Six Hundred Thousand Forgery
Marie Josephine Eastwick of Philadelphia was held for trial at the Old Bailey on October 21 after being charged at Guildhall Police Court with forging railroad certificates valued at 6000. Principal witness was William Ker, an American resident of London.
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London
Marie Josephine Eastwick
Philadelphia
Coset
Tox
Guildhal
William Ker
The
Old Bailey
Carney Hospital Fair Plans Formed at Parker House
A Carney Hospital fair committee convened at Parker House to organize an autumn festival at Mechanics' Hall on Nov 14 with Edmund A. Macdonald as president and Joseph J. Casey as secretary. Sister Superior Gonzaga has several offers of help, and Miss Rose Bern will manage children's entertainment and Percy's orchestra provides music.
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Carney Hospital
Parker House
Mechanics’ Hall
Edmund A. Macdonald
Joseph J. Casey
Sister Superior
Gonzaga
Rose Bern
Percy Brady
Matthew J. Mullen
John M. Sullivan
Thomas W. Flood
Isaac Rosnosky
C. F. Maguire
M. W. White
Yoreh J. Casey
Charles P. Mooney
SDROR
Thomas J. Crawford
Roert Esett
Daniel A. McDonald
John Haggerty
Thomas Cuddahey
George F. Wentworth
E. A. Macdonald
E. Rankin
Thomas W. Floodse
H. Kerrison
J. J. Toomey
John King
John Waley
John Kenniff
Holy Rogary
P. Bruen
Ella Cuddahey
James _ Bassity
Seeech King
Hempstead
Nnie Bassity
Aretree
T. Daly
W. Groll
Re Burdick
Addie Burdick
C. Connolly
Rs. Murphy
F. Lamwich
Lulia Sullivan
Mie
Patricic’ S
Roxbury
J. P. Pooler
A Orr Re Barnes
V. W. Kelly
He. Murphy
Hose
It. Joseph's
Oxbury
Mary Crowley
Liza Trinity
Sartoris
M. I. Bichorn
Brinkmann
Miss Leary
Bertha Myeters
Flossie Ee Nedral
Catherine Bickman
Cocparaal Sav
Court of Appeals Allows Ice Company Antitrust Case to Continue
The Court of Appeals ruled that the proceedings by Attorney-General Davies against the American Ice Company to determine legality under the Donnelly anti trust law may proceed. The decision favors the Attorney General and does not declare the company victorious.
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Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals
Davies
American Ice Comany
Gene
American Ice Company
Pirates rout Boston in nine runs as Pittsburg wins
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania on October 1 the Pirates defeated Boston 9 to 0. Phillippi allowed four hits and matched strong defense led by Wagner and Bransfield with key plays and timely hitting fueling a nine run attack across nine innings.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Bostons
Pittsburgs
Phillippi
Boston
Rickert
Fred Clarke
Wagner
Demontreville
Ritchey
Bransfield
Burke
Pirates
R. B. PO
A. Davia
Clarke
Beaumont
Steves
Urke
Zimmer
Philippi
Tenney
Mon’ le
Oreee Carney
R. F
E. Dineen
Rune
Eitkarts Lowe
Brans
Ritchey, Burke
Splay Ick
Chicago beats All-Americans in loosely played exhibition
In Worcester on October 1 Chicago of the American League defeated the All-Americans 7 to 3 after a seventh inning burst. Lajoie at short had off color play while Mertes and Mercer stood out on offense. Chicago benefited from hits and errors to seal the win.
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Chicago
Worcester
Lajoie
Mertes
Mercer
Philadelphia Takes Doubleheader From Cincinnati
Philadelphia won both games of a doubleheader against Cincinnati on October 1. Swormated pitched well but suffered from poor support in the second game. notable hits included deby and Sten base by Barr. Final scores were 9-5 in the first and 6-0 in the second. errors favored Cincinnati in the first game and Philadelphia in the second.
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R. H. BE
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Douglass
Brispine
Gen
Hite
Phil Eelphia
Fndeipts
Deby
Sten
Barr
Collins's Men Defeat Lynn In Rough Back Nant Graft
The Boston American beat Lynn 8 to 6 on Glenmere grounds after a nervous start by Boston, with Tom Bannon's right field bat and George Bannon's pitching highlighting the game. Batteries Mitchell and Schreck for Boston and G Bannon with Millerick for Lynn. Errors: Boston 3, Lynn 4.
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Lynn
Boston American
Glenmere
Boston
Tom Bannon
George Bannon
Mitchell
Schreck
G. Bannon
Millerick
Hotel Anniversary Marks Copley Square Milestone
The Copley Square Hotel celebrated its tenth opening anniversary with a dinner for manager Hon. Frederick S. Bisteen attended by 200 guests. Bisteen, a former Massachusetts senator, now runs Pacoe and serves as treasurer of the Hotels Men's Mutual Benefit Association.
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Copley Square
Frederick 8. Bisteen
Ristefi
Massachusetts Senate
Pa Coe
Risteen
Hotelen
Mr. Barnaby
Hotel Essex and
Charlies
Lester Reiff Loses License In England After Probe
Newmarket October 1. Jockey Club stewards heard testimony on suspicious riding by Lester Reiff aboard De Lacey and later withdrew his license. Reiff, once a leading American jockey, has been warned off Newmarket Heath, ending his riding in England. Public opinion sees the action as a response to past libel accusations against Lord Durham and club stewards.
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Newmarket
The
Jockey Club Today
Lester Reiff
William C. Whitney
de Lacey
England
Newmarket Jockey Club
Havng
Jockey Club
Reiff
Newmarket Heath
Lordham
Lord Durham
Ten Eyck Joins Boston Elevated As Claims Investigator
Edward Hanlan Ten Eyck former world champion sculler from Worcester starts work with the Boston Elevated railway in the claims department. He will investigate damages and injuries, report findings, and continue studying dentistry at Penn and the Boston Dental College. He plans to remain a few months and then resume dental studies.
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Edward Hanlan Ten Eyck
Worcester
Boston Elevated Railroad
Hts
Ten Eyck
Mr. Ten Eyck
Andrew Houghton
Worcester Street
University of Pennsylvania
Boston Dental College
Boston Elevated
Harvard Athletes Enter Season With Large Turnout
Harvard candidates for track baseball and crew gathered for practice. Captain Wendell led the squads with Stillman and Clarkson in charge. Track stars Bhick from Andover Scheuber from Hopkinson and Frye from Exeter expected to join. Crew practiced lightly as rough water limited regular workouts.
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Harvard
Boldierseld
Wendell
Stillman
Clarkson
Bhick
Andover
Scheuber
Hopkinson
Frye
Exeter
New AAU Basketball Rules Adopted by Committee
The AAU rules committee introduces changes including non counted goals after dribbled shots, out of bounds possession to the nearest opponent, referee disqualification without a foul call, and higher points for field goals. A goal from the field will now score three points and a goal from the foul line one point. The changes will appear in sporting goods houses soon.
Princeton Player Baird Joins Coaching for Villa Nova Prep
Princeton New Jersey October 1 Johnny Baird fullback arrives to assist coaches with football candidates. A two 10 minute halves scrimmage between varsity and scrub preps for tomorrow's Villa Nova game. Varsity scores a touchdown. Players added to varsity table include Butkiewicz Sheffeld Roper Fisher S McClare Kafor DeWitt and Short.
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Princeton
N. J
Johnny” Baird
Scrub
Villa Nova
Butkiewics
Sheffield
Roper
Fisher
S. McClare
Kafor
DeWitt
Short
Emmets and Briamrocks Prepare Gaelic Style Match
The Huntington avenue grounds host a Gaelic style match next Saturday between Chelsea Emmet football team and Brighton Briamrocks. Both sides have trained hard with Emmets favored though Desi team shows little form in practice.
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Huntington Avenue
Emmet
Chelsea
Briamrocks
Brighton
Emmets
Adel
Brockton Fair Opens With Big Attendance on Children's Day
Brockton October 1 Nine thousand six hundred people attended the opening day of the Brockton fair on Children's Day though officials say the crowd was not a record. Horse show starts tomorrow with a stronger racing card. Features include vaudeville acts and a variety of curiosities such as Fakirs and an automatic Bitting Bul. Today's horse races offered 2:50 trotting and 2:35 pacing with two divisions and $300 purses each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Brockton Fair
Vaudeville
Bunbo
Bosco
Abbot Fails to Break Record at Grand Circuit Meet
At Tne Haute Indiana the closing Grand Circuit day drew a larger crowd. The Abbot attempted a new record but finished in 2:01 4. Harold H the Canadian horse won the 2:07 pace with a 2:04% time. Audubon J won the 1 lane pace. Ferenc won the 2:09 class trot. Little Man won the purse trot, with times listed for several heats.
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Tne Haute
Ind
Abbot
Harold H
B. H
Roaderage
B. Swerts
Audubon J
Audubon
Scott Hudson
de Boy
Teaington
Bicy
Judson
Ferenc
Bik. m
Moko
Walnutoo Farm
Benyon
Littleman
Bik
Kewanee
F. C
Alntine
Ken
Ervin
Boxing Gossip Sparks Debate Over Broad Sullivan Bout
Boxing gossip analyzes the Broad Sullivan bout with Broad seen as out of form and Ballivan labeled a losing fighter. The column盧sources alleged match schemes and future plans including a potential Broad versus McGovern bout and critique of judges like Tim Hurst. Other items cover Gans versus Handler, Erne and Gans claims, Matty Matthews as welterweight contender, Gardiner's injury, and wrestler Gilligan’s title dispute in New England.
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Broad-Sullivan
Broad
Hurst
Dave Ballivan
Tim Hurst
Terry McGovern
McGovern
Baltimore
Gans
Chicago
E Reet
Frank Erne
Qgans
Matty Matthews
Matty
International A
Ferns
Oscar Gardiner
Clarence Forbes
Kansas City
Oscar
Young McDonough
Tommy Murphy
McDonough
Murphy
Kiddman
Joe Matey
John J. Gilligan
Lawrence
John J. Little
New England
Little
Giligen
Lynn
Gersner
Young
Crim
Saxe
Gardner
Portland
Bentow Bob Boy
Harvard Faces Bowdoin In Season Opener Challenge
Harvard prepares for a second season game against Bowdoin at Soldier Field. Coaches pushed the Crimson through a rigorous session with new players like Hovey and Lightner showing potential while old issues such as fumbling persist. The lineup anticipated includes Campbell Graydon Hovey Barent Barnard Lawrence Burgess Baldwin Derby Piper Devens, with Mifflin as punter and R. Noyes contributing a notable 20 yard return.
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Harvard
Bowdoin
Crimson
Soidiers Field
Jim’ Lawrence
Lawrence
Cranson
Messrs
Waters
Lewis
Malcolm Donald
Reid
Barnard
Hovey
St. Mark’s
Jennings
Dartmouth
Cutts
Bates College
Lightner
Ristine
iff__in
Mifflin
Xeaterdey
Campbell
Littig
Williams
R. Noyes
Swan
Graydon
Yale Eleven Improves Slaven Scrimmage at Yale Field
Yale substitutes held a 11 minute scrimmage at Yale Field as Hogan Goss Desaulles and Chadwick led the heavy eleven in a spirited session. Strong teamwork and a sensational touchdown play marked the afternoon's progress for the Ox ford and Cambridge observers.
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New Slaven
Conn
Oxford
Cambridge
Yale Field
Hogan
Goss
Desaulles
Chadwick
Hatieenery
Victoria Mine Disaster in British Columbia Claims Seventeen
Seventeen men die after a fire in Extension Mine No 2 of Wellin Colliery Co. Flame started from a miner lamp lit curtain. Fire spread down level No 3 and along the slope. Twelve rescuers who entered to fight the blaze perished. James Thomas escaped by leaping from his car. The fire continues but may be extinguished without flooding the mine.
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Victoria
B. C
Wellin
James Thomas
George Southcomb
Eugene Griffith
Lynn Girls Found in New York After Mysterious Disappearance
Pauline Rumsey 13, and Lillian Abbott 12, both daughters of prominent local figures, along with Helen Lockwood 12, were found in New York after leaving for school. They had $15 among them. The Rumsey father traveled to New York and reported the girls are safe and returning home soon.
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Lynn
Pauline Rumsey
Helen Lockwood
Lillian ‘Abbott
New York
Rumsey
Boston
Rifle Team at Keith's Triumph in Theatre Audience
The Sixth Infantry rifle team, winners of the tri color, sat in uniform at Keith's Theatre last evening. Colonel Charles K. Darling and other officers were guests of Manager Keith in a hunting themed box. The party enjoyed the show and the drills and marches.
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Keith's
Charles K. Darling
Keith
Illness of Hon Alfred Pinkerton in City Hospital
The Hon Alfred Pinkerton is seriously ill at the Homeopathic Hospital in the city with an acute digestive attack. He was admitted a week ago and, after initial improvement, doctors caution him not to rise from bed without their permission.
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Alfred Pinkerton
Howland Predicts Harris Victory at Republican Convention
The Harris Parker fight for attorney general rages as the Republican convention nears. Willard Howland backs Robert O Harris, praising his campaign while both sides deny credential selling. Delegates and leaders debate support with Parker loyalists noting past bolting actions.
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Harris-Parker
Boston
Young’s
Colonel Goetting
Willard Howland
Robert O. Harris
Middlesex County
Harris
Newark Mayor Seymour Nominated for New Jersey Governor
New Jersey Democrats nominated Mayor James M. Seymour of Newark for governor at their Trenton convention. The result defeated former Senator Smith and his faction and boosted Edward F. C. Young and Robert Davis of Essex County and Colonel EB. of Price. Delegates numbered 114 as the party condemned Republican state leadership.
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Trenton
N. J
James M. Seymour
Newark
New Jersey
United States
Smith
Edward F. C. Young
Robert Davis
Egon County
Price Essex County
New Hampshire O U A M Opens Meet. Currier Re-elected
Milford New Hampshire October 1 State Councillor H A Currier of Franklin Falls presided over the NH State Council O U A M opening at 10 am The report shows a net gain of 6 councils and 237 members with current worth up to 11243 69 and 3924 90 spent in benefits Officers elected include Currier Webster Loring Farley Clay Savage Moore Ames and others Currier chosen national representative for three years
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Milford
N. H
H. A. Currier
Franklin Falla
New Hampshire State Council
Currier
Frank O. Loring
H.A. Currier
Franklin Falls
Sidney A. Webster
North Ndonderry
Ank O O. Loring
Gilman F
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Edward Lord
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Harry Orcatt
Gus Ward
Matthew E. Downey
John McKennon
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Howland
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Bob’ Harris
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