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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1901

Page

3

Brainerd Trial Focuses on Insanity Experts

In Portland Maine on October 3, the Brainerd murder case heard testimony from two insanity specialists Dr A W Thayer and Dr Bigelow T Sanborn. They described Brainerd’s persecutory delusion and warned such a condition is progressive and incurable. Sanborn corroborated Thayer and said Brainerd attacked a fellow patient at Augusta state hospital and remains incurable.

Portland G. H. Brainerd I. H. Farnham A. 9 Thayer Bigelow T. Sanborn Brainerd Judge Foster Society of Avengers State Institution For the Insane Augusta Sanborn McIntire Dr. Sanborn

54,000 Attend Brockton Fair for Wet Track Racing

In Brockton on October 8 a crowd of 54 000 watched diverse harness racing amid wet grounds. Durland riding Shiner was hurt in a wire collision during the 2 19 pace. Terrill 8 posted 2 11 2 for the day’s fastest time. Edith May Wanda and other winners earned purses from 200 to 800 with times ranging from 2 10 to 2 22 under variable conditions.

Brockton Durland Shiner Terrill Edith May B. m Arrowwood Carpenter Jim Mace B. G Cox Goat M Doble Wanda Swan Darius Bik. G O'Neill Trena Bee B. m. Ware Ch. G Strathmore Lassell John T Dore Emma F Ch. m Lawrence Wilton Little Dick Br. G Pope Oriana Walker Avoca Atlantic Imp Cochran Ch. g.Fitzgerry Crush McDonald

Wollaston Opera Tournament Ends Day Two In Tie

Dr J W Parks and B W Parshley of Wollaston Golf Club tied with W Tuckerman of Stockbridge and A F P Thornton of New Bedford for first prize in the second day of Wollaston Golf Club handicap foursomes bogey play. All pairs finished even. Weather was ideal and the lowest medal score, and 4 4, came from A 8 Graves and W B Chipman for 4 under bogey. The playoff will be held tomorrow afternoon.

Wollaston J.W. Parks B. W. Parshley Wollaston Golf Club W. Tuckerman Stockbridge A. F P. Thornton Hawthorn Golf Club New Bedford Graves Concord W. B. Chipman

English Experts Beat New York Nine By Seven Wickets

Bosanquet and Crawford starred for the visitors as they defeated twelve New York players at Knickerbocker A C Bergen Point New Jersey. The English side fell five wickets for 86 but recovered to 168 as Bosanquet made 44 and Crawford 24. The locals were all out short of the target by 25 runs.

New York Bosanquet Knickerbocker A. C Bergen Point N. J Crawford

Auction Ledger Totals for Wason and Middleby Firms

Listing shows itemized totals for Wason 1247 and J Middleby 1128 with named buyers and their bids. Names include Carey Cushman Morse Fitzmorris and Veghle Towle Mahoney Miller Campbell along with precise bid amounts. The combined figures are 1247 for Wason group and 1128 for Middleby group.

Wason & Co Carey Nickerson Cushman Fitzmorris Morse J. Middleby, Jr Veghle Towle Mahoney Miller Campbell

George George George Senior Singles Triumph at Boston Club Regatta

The Boston Athletic Association rowing championship featured three races at Chestnut Street. Ernest George won the senior singles by about three lengths over Philip Nichols in a 1.5 mile course, after earlier doubles and junior singles races.

Boston Athletic Association Chestnut Street Ernest George Philip Nichols Phili Nichols Ernest Eves John Wise Courtenay Guild J. W. Prentiss Courtenay Guild, Jr J. W. Crooks Crooks Prentiss Guild Nichols George W. P. Henderson H. P. Wardwell Zis

Harvard Men Show Snappy Football Practice

Harvard's football scrimmage on Soldiers Field features new players Cutts from Bates and Jennings from Dartmouth, both making strong impressions. The first and second elevens battled fiercely with Jennings delivering a standout 25-yard kickoff run, while Matthews and Reid's squad showed grit in a tense scrimmage.

Harvard Cutts Jennings Law School Bates College Dartmouth America Ben Dibblee Barnard Matthews Andover Reid Knowles Mifflin Ristine Sam O’connell Derby Swann McGrew Suesene

Nashua Beats Boston in Exhibition Tilt 6 to 2

Nashua defeated the Boston American League team 6 to 2 at Lawndale Garden. Mitchell pitched for Boston before Stahl relieved him in the fifth. Nashua piled up 10 hits to Boston’s 7 with 5 errors apiece. Batteries: Gokey and McManus for Nashua. Mitchell, Stahl and Schreckerzost for Boston.

Nashua N. H Lawndale Garden Boston Goston Gokey McManus Mitchell Stahl Schreckerzost

Goose Fish Attracts Attention On Harbor Wharf

Antonio Carara, captain of a small Italian fishing fleet, hauled a strange jelly like fish to the surface after a flounder drift near the harbor. The creature, described as a goose fish with a human like head, opened its mouth into a wide circle exposing a foot sized aperture before Carara killed and displayed it.

Antonio Carara Carara

Yachting Rules and Americas Cup Sail Area

G Gaspey notes the yacht America sailed to England on its own bottom. J Culleen explains under the New York Yacht Club rules that sail area factors into a yacht's time allowance.

G. Gaspey America England J. Culleen New York Yacht Club

English High School Opens Season with Big Win Over Roxbury

English High School defeated Roxbury High School 27 to 0 on Franklin Field in the season opener. Barnstead scored three times with Hallock and Canning adding touchdowns. Barnstead added two extra points. Roxbury showed plucky effort against the heavier opponent.

English High School Franklin Field Roxbury High School Roxbury English High Connolly Reilly Barnstead Mack and Amesbury Roxbury High Burns Iewiee Algen Prefoa O' Connell Baevviseetese Godfrey Davidson Hemenway Mahoney Williams Warner, Jr Mountain Connolly Hallock Tee Wines Curley Clark Clapp Sullivan R. E Mack Kennedy Me Dears Q. v Marshall Rockwell Honanas Vr. H. B Ewing Barnstead R. Bh H. B Aimesbury Canning Ft. B Whitney Canning Barnsitead Eae Tees Ball

MIT Football Outlook Shows Strong New Talent

MIT expects a solid season with Captain Hooker at right end and Grice managing. Returning players include Metcalf Wood Barry Pope Heckman Smith Hunter Hamilton and others. new experienced candidates include Hill Strickland Newton Boggs Sneeringer and Bruton. Fred Crolius coaches as the season opens against Holy Cross. local clubs seek games and several high schools pursue matchups.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology Hooker Grice Metcalf Wood Barry Pope Heckman Smith Hunter Hamilton Hill Pittsburg Strickland Brookline Newton Brown Boggs Lafayette Sneeringer Bruton Johns Hopkins Fred Crolius Dartmouth National League Baseball Fame Holy Cross Peninsula A. A South Boston Mary Famenwray Pitoneers Winthrop Emmet A. C Roxbury Andrew Morrissey East Second Street Boylston Ie Frnst Lamartine Street Jamaica Lincoln A. A Somerville L. J. Hafford Washington Street Roxbury High English High Boston College Tucker Dorchester High Faust Dedham High Tim Murphy Dorchester A. A Old Town Lohester Harry Storer Maguire Tom’’ Maguire

Annual Harvard Burr Cup Kicking Contest Held at Soldiers Field

Harvard hosted the Burr cups event at Soldiers Field with punting drawing the most attention. Ristine won the punting final after about 25 entrants, four reaching semi finals, with Ris tine and Skilton advancing. Rainsford won the place kicking, while Taylor easily claimed the cup in that event.

Harvard Soldiers Field Ristine Skilton Rainsford Taylor

Phelps Breaks World Record for Lady Drivers

Albany October 3 Miss Nina Phelps of Waterville Conn drives Daniel to a mile in 2 09 1 4 eclipsing the former lady driver record by 31 4 seconds. Alt McDonald guides pacemaker Connor. Phelps receives bouquet and Daniel is crowned with flowers.

Miss Phelps Albany Island Park Driving Association Daniel Nina Phelps Waterville Connor Alt McDonald

Boxing Gossip Pushes American Promoters to England

The article notes a cablegram authorizing George Dixon to box Will Curley in England with guaranteed pay and reports plans for other American boxers to tour England for purses. It mentions potential matchups, commentary on recent fights, and upcoming bouts including Dixon Sullivan in New York, Patsey Sweeney’s lawsuit over a diamond ring, and several other boxing events and personalities.

England George Dixon Box Jack Roberts Curley McGovern Baller Quinn Benton Barnum & Bailey Johnny Wilson Barnum Mr. Little Gilligan Harvey Parker New York Parker Ernest Roeder Jenkins McLeod Worcester Lundin Dwyer Roeber Roeher Doyle Farnest Reader Dixon-Sullivan Lenox Club Dixon Sullivan Patsey Sweeney Johnny Mack Patsey Mack Manchester Hartford Conn Bucky Folevy Sweenpry Andy Walsh Jimmy Handler Empire A. C Walsh Handler Martin Flaherty Lowell Tommy Hogan New Britain

Kentucky Star Wins Dorchester Speedway Championship

Kentucky Star owned by C H Belladel defeated Landlord owned by C L Young in a three heat sweep to claim the Dorchester speedway championship. The bout followed a Readville match race for 100 a side won by Kentucky Star.

Dorchester Speedway Landlord C. L Young Kentucky Star C. H. Belladel Readville

Dorchester Club Opens New Alleys

The Colonial Club of Dorchester held a formal opening of its new bowling alleys with an exhibition match between two club teams. Participants included H. Doten, B. Reed, W. A. Barrows, A. W. Guptil, H. E. Woodworth, B. S. Thomas, L. G. Roberts, R. H. Whitney, H. N. Sanders and Dr. B. Colby.

Colonial Club of Dorchester H. Doten B. Reed W. A. Barrows A. W. Guptil H. E. Woodworth Thomas L. G. Roberts R. H. Whitney H. N. Sanders B. Colby

Workmen Vote for Age System in Grand Lodge Session

The Grand Lodge of Massachusetts Ancient Order of United Workmen voted 507 to 16 to adopt the classified assessment system. Under it members pay up to 12 assessments annually with increases every five years, sparking a split with Maine and Rhode Island lodges. Grand Master Orville A. Ward presided with other officers present.

Grand Lodge Ancient Order of United Workmen of Massachusetts Odd Yellows’ Hall Tremont Street Maine Rhode Island Grand Lodge of Workman Orville A. Ward Dorchester Theodore H. Deto South Framingham Arthur L. Bateman Norwood Richard G. Demarest Bridgeport, Conn J.edward Burtt Boston Thomas F. Temple Order

Stud horse sale at Sheepshead Bay New York

The closing auction of stud horses and yearlings at Sheepshead Bay yielded top prices for Property H EK Leigh Imp Royal Plush at 4500 dollars, Imp Veracious 1000, Imp Bonnie Snood 1000, Arrow Grass 2800, Wearling 1150, and Kay or brown plt 2500, with consignors listed.

New York Sheepshead Bay EK. Leigh C. H G. B. Morris B. m J. E. Seagram Bonnie Snood Macheath Milton Young Enquirer W. Hayward, Jr Imp Kay Brown J. KE. Madden

Red gas touring car arrives with Miss Barnes party

A large red gas mobile touring car owned by Miss T Barnes of Providence arrived in town after a run from Providence in under four hours. The two seat plus rumble car with two chauffeurs stopped at the Touraine, marking it as the largest of its kind seen in the city.

Miss T Barnes Providence Miss Barnes Touraine

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