Stars and Stripes Parade At Quebec Citadel
United States soldiers march on Dufferin terrace to the citadel of Quebec for a review by the Governor General. The Boston Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company and veterans from multiple wars assemble around the historic cannon captured at Bunker Hill as cheers ring for the President and British troops.
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America
United States
Citadel
Artillery Company
Boston
Canada
Spain
Queen Victoria
Dufferin Terrace
Salem
Eighth Royal Rifles
Ninth Voltigeurs
Bunker Hill
Hutton
Worcester Cyclist Mrs Allen Falls Short In New York Boston Ride
An ankle sprain sidelined Mrs. A. M. C. Allen of Worcester during a cross state bicycle attempt from New York to Boston. After a late start from Springfield she fell near Palmer, rode on with one foot, then boarded a train for Worcester as pain increased. Crowds of local clubs and riders followed her progress and hoped for a finish despite the setback.
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Palmer
Worcester
Allen
Warren F. Taylor
Mr. Harding
Boston
Beacon Hill
Mrs. Allen
Coolidge Corner
Vincelette and
Archibald
The
Elks
Park Street
Beacon
Somerset Streets
Thomas
Boston Soldiers Toast Queen Victoria in Quebec Visit
Major Duchesney of the Boston regiment led three cheers for Queen Victoria in Quebec. Lord Aberdeen welcomed the Americans and praised their appearance and the friendly ties between British and American forces. A luncheon at the citadel featured Canadian army officers and the international joint high commission as guests, with toasts to The Queen and The President. A grand banquet followed at Frontenac Chateau for 400 guests, and the Boston men depart Quebec on Thursday.
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Queen Victoria
Duchesney
Boston
Lord Aberdeen
Quebec
Republicans Reject Stevens in Suffolk County Convention
District Attorney Oliver Stevens failed to gain renomination as a Republican at a Suffolk county convention held in Wesleyan Hall. John S. Richardson won the nomination after a ballot, with 168 votes to Stevens 86, amid debate on party loyalty and nomination procedures.
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Oliver Stevens
Suffolk County
Conventio
Curtis
Wesleyan Hall
Jesse M. Gove
Melvin O. Adams
Charles O. Ergstrom
Presno
Alderman Berwin
Innes
Charles T. Gallagher
Alpheus Sanford
Courtney Guild
Frederick E. Hurd
Isaac B. Hutchinson
Peter Morrison
Edwin A. Curtis
John Colby
Winthrop
George A. Hibbard
Henry W. James
Charles B. Woolley
Joseph A. Dermison
George Deffran
John B. O’brien
F. O. Barnes
Chelsea
Di'jah George
Hutchinson
Stevens
John
Richardson
John S. Richardson
Ward
John B. Dumond
John J. Wortisch
George D. Tolman
J. A. Brackett
Charles F. Sanborn
W. W. Hibbard
B. F. Bowditch
Burns Beats Becker In 2 Round Bout At 125 Pounds
Larry Burns of Troy and Larry Becker of Bayonne met in a two round 125 pound bout at the Manhattan club. Burns had the edge early and Becker was nearly stopped in the eleventh round before the referee halted the contest and awarded the decision to Burns.
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N. Y
Larry Burns
Ohoes
Larry Becker
Bayonne
Manhattan
Burns
Becker
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Boston Wins Again In Ninth Inning Rally
In Boston the game featured Kelly stealing second and a run scoring hit by McGann. Duffy’s single and Nichols’ bunt produced runs, while Long’s liner was snagged by Jennings. Stahl stole second, Jennings made sharp plays, and Hamilton struck out in key moments. Umpires Gaffney and Andrews. Time two hours fifteen minutes. Attendance around zero. Chicago later saw Dowling’s pitching and Louisville’s Taylor in a separate decisive early game with 2890 in attendance.
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Stahl
McGann
Boston
Duffy
Jennings
Nichols
Hamilton
Tenney
James
Demontreville
Long
Short
Herman
Yeager
Ball
McJames
Holmes
MecJames
Lowe
Gaffney
Andrews
Chicago
Dowling
Louisville
Taylor
A. B. Clarke
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Wagner
Chevers Powers
Ritchey
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Congman
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Connor
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Hughey
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Clarke
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Delehanty
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Seymour
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Warner
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Fisck
Rush
Cross
Philade
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Connory
Smith
Potter on the Outlaws in New York Interview
Isaac B. Potter president of the League of American Wheelmen doubts the outlaws will succeed. He cites press of business and erratic racing figures, recalls a six day horror, and critiques new racing plans with Sunday racing and an all amateur leadership structure.
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Isaac B. Potter
New York City
League of American Wheelmen
Potter
Association
Danbury Bicycle Meet Highlights Record Trials and Wins
Danbury Conn October 4 H E Dickerman Waterbury lowered the half mile unpaced record to 69 seconds. Frank J Dreher Toledo Oscar Hedstrom Middletown second and C Hatfield Newark third won the mile handicap. Tom Butler with Watson Coleman Springfield won the mile open professional and also the half mile open professional time 1 06 1 6 and 3 08 4 5 respectively.
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Conn
Danbury Fair
H. E. Dickerman
Waterbury
Frank J. Dreher
Toledo
Oscar Hedstrom
Middletown
C. Hatfield
Newark
Tom Butler
Watson Coleman
Springfield
J. L. Decker
Ashley Falls
CG. R. Coulter
Murray and Rice Draw After Fifteen Round Fight
George Murray of Lynn and Austin Rice of New London fought fifteen rounds before the Hoff man Club in Lynn. Murray’s quiet clever work impressed 500 spectators, ending in a draw as Referee Scanlan ruled. Earlier preliminaries included four and six round bouts with mixed results.
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George Murray
Austin Rice
New London
Murray
Rice
Scanlan
Peter Scanlan
Frank Kearns
Bob
Ringwood
Jack Corbin
West Lynn
Orioles Rally In Lazy Inning Scoring Spree
Tenney flies out, Long hits a three base hit and scores after a misplay in right field. Lowe taps a safe single to right, Long crosses, and Collins is forced at second. Demontreville reaches on Long’s error as Kitson bunts toward second.
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Nings
Yeager
Jennings
McGann
Stahl
Nichols
Baltimore
Tenney
Long
Kitson
Oriole
Lowe
McJames
Collins
Andrews
Demontreville
Clarke
Cap Duffy and Jennings Spark Baltimore Late Rally
In a tense contest, captains and fielders clash as McGraw and Collins battle for control. Jennings scored on a passed ball and a string of runners, with McJames and Long keying a late effort, but darkness ends the game after Stahl drives in the final runs.
Talk on Bright's Disease by Dr Landis
Dr H. M. Landis delivers a Friday evening address on Bright's disease at his medical parlors, inviting gentlemen afflicted to attend at 1618 Washington Avenue, Moston.
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Bright
Pittsburg Stopped Game Declared St Louis Victory
In St Louis the game ended at darkness with Pittsburg leading seven to three after seven innings. The contest was resumed in the eighth inning but halted and the official score reverted to the seventh, giving St Louis a 7 to 3 win with about 800 in attendance.
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ST. Louis
Pittsburg
Phillies Rally For 4-Run Ninth Win
Philadelphia edged New York 4 to 3 after a four-run ninth inning as attendance stood at 15 percent. The shutout threat vanished as Philadelphia seized the final surge.
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Philadelphia
New York
Phillies
Brooklyn Washington Rain Delays Game Ends Early
Brooklyn and Washington were tied 0-0 after two innings when rain halted play on October 4. the official score shows Brooklyn ahead 1 to 0. The game ended early due to weather.
Harvard Faces Bowdoin In Soldiers Field Opener
Harvard meets Bowdoin in the second game of the season at Soldiers Field at 4 pm. Bowdoin, with a fast Hight squad, is expected to present a lively test. Harvard’s lineup mirrors yesterday with Cochrane Burnett Sargent Burden Sargent Laurence Hallowell Daly Kendall Gierasch Reed and Dibblee likely to see action.
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Bowdoin
Soldiers Field
Cochrane
I. E
Burnett
1. T
A. Sargent
C- Sargent
Burden
Laurence
R. T
Hallowell
R. E
Daly (Sawin
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E. Kendall
Boal
R. H
Gierasch
1. H
Reed
F. B. Dibblee
Andover and Exeter Schedule Headlines Local Games
Football schedule lists Oct 5 Andover at Andover Oct 8 Exeter at Exeter Oct 15 Needham A A at Needham Oct Brown at Providence Nov 6 Holy Cross at Worcester Nov 24 Holy Cross at Boston indicating upcoming matches and venues.
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Exeter
Needham A. A
Needham
Brown
Providence
Holy Cross
Worcester
Boston
Farrell Wins On Foul Call In Washington
The report notes a Kansas City team and Jack Foen of Wilmington Delaware were in a contest when a fourth foul decided the outcome. The event occurred in Washington on October 4.
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Washington
Kansas City
Jack Foeen
Mington
Del
Cancer and Tumor Cured Without Knife or Pilaster
An advertisement by CG. H. Mason M.D. of Chatham New York claims cancer and tumors can be cured without surgery or medical testimonials. It urges readers to contact the doctor for treatments and free advice.
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H. Mason, M.D
Chatham, N.Y
Bay State Hospital Ship Delays Third Mercy Mission
Noon yesterday the hospital ship Bay State left Central Wharf and anchored downstream awaiting orders. She plans a mercy mission to Arecibo near Utuado to aid Sixth Massachusetts boys. Delays arose awaiting nurse contracts from Washington and staff changes aboard include Crockett and Seabury not sailing.
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Bay State
Central Wharf
Mercy
Arecibo
Utuado
Massachusetts
Porto Rico
Sternberg
Boston Housemaids Club at Mechanics Fair Programs
The Housemaids Club will demonstrate domestic science in Boston with daily cooking lessons led by Swedish guests and a live possum demo on Saturday. Lessons run 11 am to 6 pm with lectures on Household Art, building, and crafts by prominent professionals.
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Boston
Edward Atkinson
William H. Sayward
Master Builders’ Association
John J. Mainland
Henry A. Reot
George S. Hutchins
George M. Guild
W. T. R. Marden
Leonard Nichols
Chauncy Thomas Company
Thomas Gogin
Tron
Ottomer Wallburg
David Mackintosh
William H. Mitchel
George H. Grueby
William Hichborn
Edmund Hart Hewins
Hart
Edward Howard
America
J. W. Smith
T. B. Ritchie
Charles Whittier
Fitchburg Rail Excursion To New York Oct 6 Details
J. R. Watson Boston general passenger agent announces the Fitchburg railroad excursion to New York scheduled October 6. Tickets and departure times, round trip fare, and boarding stations are outlined. Passengers are urged to secure seats early due to popular demand and limited coaches.
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Fitchburg
New York
J. R. Watson
Boston
Body found in Charles River still unidentified
The body of a woman recovered from the Charles River yesterday remains unidentified. The report notes her striking, masculine features and includes details of clothing and items found in her pocketbook.
Woman Found Floating in Charles Remains Not Yet Identified
The body of an unidentified woman was found in the Charles River near the Union Boat Club. She appears about 45, 5 feet 5 inches tall, 135 pounds, with brown hair graying at the temples and a masculine face. No shoes or hat. clothing includes purple and blue skirts with green trim and a light vest. A small gold ring and a cross adorn her. Police suspect suicide or survival after entering river alive.
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Charles River
Union Boat Club
Tinkham
Harris
Shaw Goes On Trial For Third Time In Mother's Murder
Camden New Jersey October 4 Eli Shaw faces a third trial for the murder of his mother Merc Sarah Shaw He was acquitted in April of murdering his grandmother Emma Zane and now stands accused again in the latest courtroom action Proceeding described as a high profile murder case in the local docket.
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Camden
N. J
Eli Shaw
Merc
Sarah Shaw
Emma Zane
Fourteenth Autumnal Excursion to New York Scheduled
The fourteenth annual autumnal excursion to New York via the Kitchburg rail road Hudson River and Fall River line is scheduled for Oct. 6. Fate only.
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New York
Kitchburg
Hudson River
Fall River
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