Regal Gem Cork Sole Shoe Debuts Publicly
A new Calf Regal Gem Cork Sole shoe is introduced as impervious to damp and cold, praised for comfort and durability. Regal Shoes are welted, not machine sewn, with a single price. Stores listed include Boston Summer Street, New York Nassau Street, Providence De France Street, Baltimore North Main, and Brockton Factory.
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Regal
L. C. Buss & Co
Summer St
Boston
Iis
Uy Nassau Bt
New York
Ave
New Defrance Providence
Baltimore
North Iaines Rock Factory
Brockton, Mass
Cleveland Wins Second Temple Cup Game in Cleveland
Cleveland defeats Baltimore in the Temple Cup series in their second game. Cuppy pitched well for Cleveland, allowing five hits and two walks, with McKean at short making twelve of thirteen plays. Zimmer’s two-base hit and a passed ball produced early runs. six more tallies followed in the sixth and seventh frames. Baltimore's runs came on errors and timely hits, with Jennings and Brodie contributing in the sixth. An audience between eight and ten thousand watched as Cleveland protected a lead and prepared for the next game Saturday in this city.
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Cleveland
Clevelands
Baltimores
Cuppy
Hoffer
McKean
Short
Burkett
Jennings
Brodie
Neal
Satur Young and
Hemming
Manager Irwin Considers Leaving Philadelphia Team
Philadelphia, Oct. 3. Irwin said he would not manage the Phillies next season. He is negotiating to manage an Eastern League team and would quit Philadelphia if he lands that job.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Irwin
Will Yale Challenge Harvards Grace Period For Game
Three Yale and Harvard enthusiasts hope a fall football game can be arranged. Tomorrow is Harvard’s last day of grace for Yale to settle. Harvard stance remains that no opinion on Hirskey charges will be expressed, risking cancellation if required. Cambridge chatter hints a game talk is ongoing but details remain confidential until Harvard replies.
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Harvard
Yale
Thorne
Hirskey
Cambridge
Professor Ames
Beale
Royal Blue Eight Day Excursion to Gettysburg and Washington
The Royal Blue line offers an eight day trip including New York Philadelphia Gettysburg Pen Mar and Washington D C Conducted by a guide at 29 covering transportation meals en route hotel and all necessary expenses Descriptive circular available from A J Mons at 211 Washington Street.
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Royal Blue Line
New York
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Pen Mar
Washington, D. C
A. J. Mons
Washington Street
Custom House Changes In Limbo As Officials Consider
The inspector's department at the Custom House remains unsettled with pending changes. A prominent official disputes a report naming Colonel Daniel Gould as part of the Ist and condemns a paper for injustice. Collector Warren says he will not rush decisions, noting months of careful consideration amid a morning paper’s false accusation of haste.
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Custom House
Daniel Gould
Warren
New York Excursion By Albany And Hudson River Route
A reader trip described as starting October 3 outlines travel from Albany via the Hudson River to New York returning by the Far River Line, then Boston via the Boston and Albany railroad. The item notes the itinerary and connections for the journey.
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New York
Albany
Hudson River
Far River Line
Boston
Boston & Albany Railroad
Cambridge Yale clash fuels track season hype in New York
Cambridge and Yale squads increase practice pace ahead of Saturday on Manhattan field. Cambridge relies on Lewin and Wilding in the 100 while Fitz Herbert leads the Cambridge quarter mile. Yale counters with Cady Hath and strong hurdles trial results from Sewin and Jenkins.
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New York
Manhattan
Fletcher
Oakley
Filetcher
Pilkington
Cady and Hath
Yale
Horan
English University
S . Mendelson
Cambridge
Gower Williams
Lewin
Jenkins
Sherman
Lutyens
Natick champions set for sunnyside park athletic meet
Natick Athletic Club plans the season finale at Sunnyside Park with top feats by Conneff Sweeney Wefers Burke. Wefers targets new 311-5 sec 300 yard mark and 100 yard dash glory while Sweeney aims to extend his high jump record. Conneff starts from scratch in the mile handicap amid boasts of his amateur greatness and fans laud the Irish sprinter from Kildare.
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Naticx Athletic Club
Sunnyside Park
New England
Conneff
Sweeney
Wefers
Burke
J. Wefers
Tom Burke
B. J. Wefers
Mike Sweeney
New York
Tommy Conneff
Kildare Irisiman
Athletic notes from Boston and surrounding colleges in regatta and meets
Athletic notes report Jake Gaudaur selecting his brother Charles John Turner and E Rogers to row in the four oared shell at the Austin Texas regatta Ed lan challenges English champion Wag Harding for 2500 on Thames or Tyne Harding reluctant to race this year eight months training Tom Burke to chase 44 yard record Tuesday Fuller to compete for Suffolk Club at New England championships Tom Holmes of East Boston AA looks well Charlestown High and Malden High meet at Malden Campello Athletic Club strong eleven Conneff will not compete at Canadian championships Laurie Bliss Yale halfback to coach Manhattan College eleven Pennsylvania has won two games this season and has held opponents scoreless Phil Stingel denies turning professional and states his amateur status intact at the local schools reported disrupted or garbled text continues with scattered lines about vaults and England matches
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Jake Gaudaur
Charles
John Turner
E. Rogers
Austin
Tex
Ed Lan
Tom Burke
Fuller
Suffolk
Tom Holmes
East Boston Athletic Association
Weters
Sunnyside Park
Natick
Phil Stingel
Phil i
Charlestown
Malden
Campello
Conneff
Laurie Bliss
Yale
Manhattan College
Pennsylvania
Sen
Pals
Vasit
England
Texas anti prize fighting bill signed by governor
The anti prize fight bill was sent to the Governor and signed at 5 o'clock making it law. Legislators report private information from home towns shows broad support for quarantining prize fighting from Texas. Governor Culberson received congratulatory telegrams from many sections.
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Austin
Tex
Culberson
Texas
Mexican state may host Corbett Fitzsimmons fight
Mexican minister Rom ero says Tamaulipas may allow prize fighting if all parties agree and the federal government has limited power there. He notes Mexico’s states have police autonomy. Attorney-General Harmon says no chance the prize fight occurs in Indian Territory and that troops could be deployed to maintain order if attempted.
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Washington
Vet
Romero
Mexico
Tamaas
Tamaulipas
Diaz
Harmon
Manager Ju an comments on prize fight law passage in Texas
Corpus Christi Tex Oct 3 With the prize fight law approved Ju an manager says the law is unwelcome yet expected. He faults Corbett and Brady for influence over the law and accuses them of dirty work in selecting a referee. He asserts a suitable fight venue will be found and that Fitzsimmons will train four weeks before moving to Dallas for a possible forfeit claim.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Juan
Dallas
Stuart
Corbett
Brady
Texas
Fitzsimmons
Texans Excited Over Corbett Fitzsimmons Fight in Juarez
In El Paso on October 3 citizens push to raise the required 30,000 Mexican peso guarantee for the Corbett-Fitzsimmons prize fight to be held in Juarez Mexico. The Texas and Pacific Railroad is reported ready to contribute 6,000 to bring the event to Juarez across the river.
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EL Paso
Tex
Juarez
Mexico
Texas & Pacific Road
Juares
Perry Offers 25000 Reward for Corbett Fitzsimmons Fight
Perry Oklahoma offers 25000 for the Corbett Fitzsimmons bout. The telegraph states the offer follows a report by Dan Stuart this afternoon. Oklahoma law prohibits prize fighting under a misdemeanor with fines up to a specified limit and potential jail time.
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Perry
O. T
Dick Plunkett
Dan Stuart
Oklahoma
Stuart Hopes On Emergency Fight In Dallas
D. A. Stuart, president of the Florida Athletics Club, after the bill's passage, said he has three possible sites near Dallas and will decide within 24 hours. He expects the fight to occur on the date advertised.
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Dallas
Tex
D. A. Stuart
Florida Athletics Club
Maine Governor Replies On Prize Fighting Law
Augusta Maine October 3 Governor Cleaves replies to Governor Culberson of Texas stating that prize fighting is a misdemeanor under Maine law and is not tolerated. The exchange clarifies Maine's stance on regulated fighting activities.
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Augusta
Culberson
Texas
Maine
Cleaves
Attempted Suicide Of Actress Carrie Gordon In Boston
An acquaintance found Miss Carrie Gordon at 20 Bulfinch Street near unconsciousness after she attempted to drink laudanum and sweet oil. Dr Parker gave an emetic and she improved after hours, then was moved to Massachusetts General Hospital for care.
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Carrie Gordon
Bulfinch Street
Parker
Massachusetts General Hospital
Death of Harry Wright Ends Noted Baseball Pioneer
Harry Wright died in Atlantic City after a lingering illness. Born in Sheffield England January 10 1835 he moved to New York as a youth and pursued jewelry before turning to cricket and baseball. Wright captained the Cincinnati Red Stockings and Boston teams helping to shape early professional baseball. He later led the Providence club and was named first chief of umpires by the National League in 1894.
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Harry Wright
Atlantic City
Sheffield
Eng
New York City
St. George Cricket Club
Hoboken
Wright
Knickerbocker Club
New York
Gotham Club
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Red Stockings
Newport
Cincinnati
Boston
Bostons
Harry
Boston Athletic
England
Providence
National League
Frenchman Fatally Injured at East Somerville Crossing
Traffiey La Pearl a 62 year old Frenchman employed by the Eastern Freight Car Heater Company was struck at the East Somerville grade crossing near Union Station as he attempted to cross a Boston & Maine outbound train at about 5 30 pm He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital where doctors determined a neck fracture would prove fatal He resided at 41 Court Street Medford leaving a wife and four children dependent on him
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Traffiey la Pearl
East Somerville
Boston & Maine Railroad
la Pearl
Eastern Freight Car Heater Company
Union Station
Massachusetts General Hospital
Court Street
Medford
Steamer Perth Brings Sugar 4400 Tons to Port
Steamer Perth, Captain Wilson, arrives from Samarang via New York with about 4400 tons of sugar for the American Sugar Refining Co. She may discharge into lighters due to a wider beam than the nearby New York & New England bridge. Also noted: the Patrician’s 167 day Manila voyage with hemp cargo. a wrecked or damaged vessels and yard repairs. and status of local steamship trips and hauls at Bath and Augusta.
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Perth
Wilson
Samerang
Java
New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Haxby
New England
Patricia
Port Cases
Indian Ocean
Cape of Good Hope
Cape
St. H
Equator
Buenos Ayres
Manila
Sterling
Boeta
W. H. Lincoln
John Currier
Burnham
Colby
Great Lakes
Kennebec Steamship Company
Bath
Augusta
Sagadahoc
Hebrews Debate Sunday Closing Law in Boston Synagogue
Ancient Hebrew feast drew large crowds to a Boston synagogue where Sunday closing laws sparked heated debate. A vice president urged keeping Saturday open, claiming threats and money drive the contention as prominent Hebrews criticise the movement as financially motivated.
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Isaac Fish
Fish
Hebrews of
Boston
N. Freidman
Enestein
Lowenth - Godston
Levenson
Reckowiz
Beran
L Barris
An Nosheraig
J. Levenson
North
Hind
Bicycle club events and racer feats headline October runs
The Towanda Cycle Club of Woburn lists October rides including Natick and Boston jaunts with a 100 mile Attleboro return. Roxbury Bicycle Club schedules open century to Providence and other runs with a gold club souvenir prize. Harleys, Faxon, and Shabel feature in speed notes as riders chase records and hill climbs.
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Tony" Anderson
Presa
Soldiers Field
Harvard
Franklin Field
Towanda
Woburn
Natick
Boston
Attleboro
Acton
Lowell
Chelmsford
Mechanics’ Fair
Roxbury Bicycle Club
Providence
Newburyport
Milford
J. C
Calhoun
H. H. Wheeler
Shabel
Chicago
New York
Searle
Harley Davidson
Johnny Johnson
E. R. Faxon
Hartford
Faxon
Percy
Corey Hill
Boston Post
Post
New-York Recorder
Commonwealth Bicycle Club
Union Century
Death of Senator Leach at Bridgewater
Senator James C. Leach died just before midnight from heart disease. A Bridgewater native born 1881, he served Plymouth district in the House from 1892 to 1898 and was active in banks and banking committee work. He founded an oil-proof paper business and held multiple local leadership roles including Bridgewater Republican committee chairman, Plymouth Agricultural Society trustee, Plymouth County Creamery Company director and president, and positions at local banks. He was a prominent Mason.
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Bridgewater
James C. Leach
Leach
Plymouth
Bridgewater Republican Committee
Plymouth Agricultural Society
Plymouth County Creamery Company
Bridgewater Savings Bank
Brockton Savings Bank
Bridgewater Academy
Windle equals Johnson in mile at Charter Oak Park
Willie Windle led a quartet and a quint to a mile time of 1 4735 at Charter Oak Park tying J 8 Johnson’s Minneapolis mark from November 1894. Quarters ran 26 1 5, 31 5, 1 21 2 5, 1 47 8 5 with R F P Issey of the American Cyclist and L A W racing board in attendance. timers were M M Johnson and J H Barker.
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Hartford
Conn
Willie Windle
Charter ‘Oak Park
Johnson
Minneapolis
R. F P. Issey
American Cyclist
L. A. W. Racing Board
M. M. Johnson
J. H. Barker
Bishops Rules Out Arraigning Smith Administration
Washington Oct 3 Cardinal Gibons said Catholic bishops will not unite to petition Congress against Secretary Smiths Indian bureau administration. He emphasized the church will seek justice as US citizens when rights are infringed but will not act as a body demanding satisfaction backed by voters.
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Washington
Smith
Indian Bureau
Interior Department
Congress
Cardinal Gibons
United States
Narcotic poisoning crushes Roxbury child three year old
Lulu Chamberlain aged three of No 1 Elmwood Street Roxbury was playing in the yard yesterday when she found a narcotic substance and drank or ate it. She became violently ill and Dr Gillespie ordered her removal to City Hospital by police ambulance. By late night she was reported out of danger.
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Lulu Chamberlain
Elmwood Street
Roxbury
Gillespie
City Hospital
Boston boxing notes set for events and debates
Governor wins and Dallas contest cancelled as Boston hosts a string of boxing tidbits. Andy Watson vs Pickaninny slated before King Philip Club in Providence with rail coach and round trip tickets. Dwyer praises Corbett and Fitzsimmons clash while Mullen seeks return match at 12% pounds. Kirkland Lynn hosts fall exhibition with Kennard vs Flaherty and prelims. Harry Hutchins reports.
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Dan 8Tas
Dallas
New York World
Boston
Andy Watson
Pickaninny
King Philip Athletic Club
Providence
R. I
Jack Smith
Washington Street
James Dwyer
Steve O'Donnell
Madison Square Garden
Corbett
Bob Fitazsimmons
Bay St. Louis
Dan Creedon
Dwyer
Fitzsimmons
Fits
Constable Hook
N. J. Phil Smith
Cpt
Post
Joe Mullen
Charley ‘McHugh
St. John’s
Martin
Herty
New England
Mulien
Hureka Club
Baltimore
Kirkland Club
Lynn
James Kennard
Billy Sullivan
South Boston
Mike Sears
Sears
America
Harry Hutchins
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