Iceland voyage eyed by Gloucester shipowners
Gloucester October 6. T A Langford and Son of Gloucester plan sending schooner Laurel to Iceland after a cargo of frozen herring. Captain Pibbard, master of Laurel, advocates the venture claiming Iceland waters yield abundant herring and that a successful voyage could transform the frozen herring trade to New York and Philadelphia.
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Gloucester
T. A. Langford & Son
Iceland
Pibbard
Laurel
Eskefjord
Stedesfjord
England
Hibbard
Cape Race
N. F
North Cape
Newfoundland
New York
Miladelphia
Mayor Bancroft Denounces Calmed Color Line Tensions
Mayor Bancroft released a statement detailing a tense confrontation over a complaint against an officer. He described the room’s attendees, defended his handling, and insisted hearings remain orderly and fair. He said no verdict was reached and warned against disrespectful language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
Cordwell
Plummer
Burke
Cloyes
Mr. Plummer
Dr. Plummer
Parker Founder of Hotel Parker Dies in Worcester
Joseph Boynton Parker founder of the Hotel Parker died after a stroke at the City Hospital two hours after midday. He was en route to his brother in law’s funeral. Born in Brookline New Hampshire in 1838 he retired from business in recent years and pursued painting in oil and watercolor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Joseph Boynton Parker
Hotel
Parker
City Hospital
Mr. Parker
Brookline
N. H
Tax Collector Charles Hersey Dies in Saco Office
Tax Collector Charles Hersey, 61, died suddenly this afternoon in his Saco office. A twenty year coal businessman, he served on the City Council and as city treasurer. He leaves a wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Charles Hersey
Hobbs Murder Case Opens With Coroner Jury Review
Biddeford Maine October 6 six witnesses testified before the coroner jury in the Betsy R Hobbs murder case No material evidence emerged aside from Dr J M Leavitts statement that thirty two wounds were inflicted by a No 4 shot and the weapon seemed fired within twenty to thirty feet He found a blunt blow killed her after death robbery is suspected as the motive noting she kept about three hundred dollars in a savings bank and earned her living by her own hands
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Betsy R. Hobbs
West Warsonsfield
J. M. Leavitt
Eppingham
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Fetes In Baltimore
Thousands greet the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company as they march through Baltimore with the Fourth Regiment and Naval Reserves. The parade includes 400 muskets, four Hotchkiss guns, and a mayoral reception at City Hall. A brass tablet at the Carrollton Hotel honors the artillerymen and Baltimore citizens.
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Mt. Royal
Mt. Royal Avenue
Cathedral Street
Charles Street
Naval Reserves
Fach
Baltimore
Mount Royal Avenue
Calvert
Biddle
Madison
Eutaw
City Hall
Hooper
Carrollton Hotel
Carrollton
Volunteer Fireman’s Association
Sixth Regiment Attacks Concord in Mock Battle
In Concord Massachusetts on October 6 a Sixth Regiment training exercise recreated a Civil War era clash. Lt Col Woodward led a smaller force defending against Col Parsons and his First and Second battalions. Boston’s Company L supplied prisoners and the unit paraded through town before a riot drill and formal review by town officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Woodward
Wakefield
Parsons
Concord Bridge
Concord Company
Concord Junction
Boston Company
Hollow Square
Monument Square
Hubbard Street
Four Found Dead in Albany House Fire Mystery
News from Albany reports that Mrs. T. Savage her infant and two young sons died in a Summit fire on Sunday evening. An axe found on the floor raises suspicion of possible foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Occ
Summit
Ninth District Convention Nominees Fitzgerald for Congress
The ninth district convention meets Wednesday October 14 to nominate John F. Fitzgerald for Congress. He will likely address the gathering and declare for Bryan and Sewall and possibly the Chicago platform. He promises a strong declaration and a surprise for opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
John F. Fitzgerald
Bryan
Sewall
Chicago
Intercollegiate Tennis Tourney Opens in New Haven
The fifteenth annual intercollegiate tennis tournament begins at the New Haven Lawn Club with eleven colleges represented Yale Harvard and Princeton winning opening matches Budlong loses to Driscoll in a surprising upset Georgetown’s L A Driscoll defeats Clarence Budlong 6 So afternoon play continues with numerous singles and doubles results highlighting players from Yale Princeton Harvard Georgetown and Cornell as the event unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
New Haven Lawn Club
Budlong- Driscoll
Georgetown
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Leo Ware
G. E. Andrews
Wesleyan
I. A. Sankey
Davis
R. Hooker
A. A. Burrows
Brown
L. A. Driscoll
Georgetown University
Clarence R. Budlong
H. Hackett
T. S. Evans
Budlong
Ree Maes
Thompson
Sankey
Somerville Notes and Local Activities Highlight Week
Somerville notes describe peace at the Latin High School drawing classes and a Tuesday Thursday schedule. The Somerville Council Home Circle hosted a musical literary evening with an auction of prominent women after the meeting. A raid on Hotel Warren led to arrests for gaming and forfeiture of funds after District Court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latin High School
Somerville Council
Home Circle
Somerville Council 103
Somerville
Sitory
Parkhurst
Mills reports over 500 delegates likely for Hartford convention
New Haven dispatch says William J. Mills chairman of the national Democratic committee notes more than one hundred towns have sent in their lists and that over 500 delegates are likely to attend the convention in Hartford on Thursday. He predicts a successful and enthusiastic gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Willam J. Mills
National Democratic Committee
Hartford
Mills
Lady golfers open US championship at Morristown
The opening round of the United States ladies golf championship was held at Morris town Golf Club with 25 of 29 entrants. Beatrix Hoyt and Anna Sands led morning scores at 47, afternoon best 48 by Hoyt, with eight top players advancing to match play for the trophy valued over $1009.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
N. J
United States
Robert Cox
Madison
Lawrence E. Curtis
Boston
Beatrix Hoyt
Shinnecook Hills Club
Southampton
Anna Sands
Newport Club
Arthur Turnure
Shinnecook
G. R. Parsons
Providence
Miss Hoyt
Miss Griscom
Miss Shippen
Miss McLane
Hawkins Defeats Gans in Controversial Featherweight Bout
Dan Hawkins of California defeated Joe Gans of Baltimore in a fifteen round fight at the Bohemian Sporting Club New York. Many observers believed the match was a draw though Hawkins won on a decision sparking surprise and disgust among Gans supporters. Hawkins used height and reach to gain the edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dan Hawkins
California
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Bohemian Sporting Club
Hawkins
Kelly
Gans
Cambria Iron Works to Close Indefinitely Tomorrow
Officials announced that nearly all departments of the Cambria Iron Works will shut down at noon tomorrow for an indefinite period. About three thousand workers will be affected across Johnstown Penn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Penn
Great Cambria Iron Works
Myopia Hunt Club chase linked to anise scent
In Hamilton Massachusetts on October 6 a Myopia Hunt Club hunt featured a panoramic chase of twelve riders. The route started at Topsfield Commons at 4 p m and passed Rowley Bridge through Danvers ending near Ferncroft Inn with members including Mrs G Rice and Mrs George Lee Peabody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Rice
George Lee Peabody
Fire Damages Pavonia Ferry House in New York
A blaze tonight damaged the Pavonia ferry house, used by the Pine Railway Company, with losses estimated at 65000 dollars. No injuries are reported and the cause is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pavonia
Pine Railway Company
Bicycle races slated for the 17th in Massachusetts
Two ten mile road races set for the 17th with prizes including a $100 Puritan wheel and $30 sewing machine. Races start from Market square West Lynn at 2:30 and Woburn at 3. Entries close a week prior via W. Achorn and club offices.
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Woburn C. C
E. A. Morris
Plympton Street
Woburn
The
Post Cycling Department
Market Square
West Lynn
Reading
Straus
Achorn
Wdom
Century of the
Myrtle
Boston
Worcester
Messrs. Co
Finn
E. H. Wiliams
T. R. MacBain
Fred Leland
New York Belting and Packing Company
Thorndike
Hugh Robson
Salem
Portsmouth
N. H
Salem Common
Waltham Cycle Club
Malden Bicycle Club
Frothingham
Massachusetts
Young’s
Viking Cycle Club
Dorchester
Percival
L. Murdock
J. E. Lord
Fred S. Pig
James Urquhart
H. M.lean
Ernest Rogers
J. F. Callahan
J. N. Foisy
R. Cronin
W. Pickard
A. E. Darlow
C. Armstrong
F. A. Taylor
G. K. Thurber
Ted Quinlan
Verett
W. Brown
J. Hanson
J. L. Looney
C. A. Russel
T. Stapleton
F. Thurber
H. Dooler
A. L. Huse
Rob Woodman
D. Mackharland
A McLean
Foster
J. R. Mains
H. Grothe
W. A. Pawnawa
Frank Hale
Gus Cuenan
T. D. Fletcher
M. E Shean
Leathwaithe
Harry Page
William Berle
Leon A. Catcomb
T. R. Hodgens
A. F. Capers
J. C. Lillis
Harry Bennett
F. Taylor
R. Payzant
D. Lebel
W. J. Taylor
L. O. Evans
J. H. H. Burns
J. R. Fontaine
C. J. Hassan
F. E. Meer
G. C. Funk
W. C. Whittemore
D. O'Connell
J. T. Downey
G. Cummings
William McCabe
F. S. Coffin
F. Symonds
F. Sargent
J. F. Mattimore
Danbury Fair Opens With Far-Reaching Bicycle Races
Five thousand spectators watched opening day events at the Danbury fair. Winners included John M. Beardsley in the one-mile open, W. Shepard in the amateur one mile, W. A. Barbean in the half-mile professional, O. J. Kelleher in the amateur one mile, George L. Backs in the professional one mile, hk. M. Alexander in the amateur mile handicap, J. L. Decker in the professional mile handicap, and Kirk in the amateur half-mile handicap, with times listed for each race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Conn
Danbury Fair
John M. Beardsley
W. Shepard
South Norwalk
W. A. Barbean
New York
Kirk
Schaefer Defeats Spinks In Hub Billiard Match
Jake Schaefer the wizard of billiards defeats Spinks at the Hub billiard parlors last night after a steadier finish. He ran 194 buttons on his tenth shot to take the lead, finishing with a total of 460 to Spinks 195.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Schaefer
Wizard of Billiards
Spinks
Jake
Schaefer
Boxing Gossip Sparks Upcoming Fights and Rumors
Lowell boxer Martin Flaherty seeks a purse with Frank Erne after Haley Burke bout in Buffalo. Old rivals Billy Smith and Tommy Ryan set for 20 rounds at the Bohemian Club in New York on November 24. Peter Maher shows horse racing interest while Scaldy Bill trains with Sam Bolan for Maspeth bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Flaherty
Lowell
Haley-Burke
Buffalo
Frank Erne
Empire Club
Flaherty
Dixon
Erne
Kilaherty
Billy Smith
Tommy Ryan
Bohemian Club
New York
Smith
Peter Maher
Sheepshead Bay
Sheepshead Bay Directly After the Events Are Over. “Scaldy
Bill
Joe Walcott
Maspeth
New Utrecht
Fred Fleck
Scaldy
Sam Bolan
Mike Sears
Austin Rice
New London
Rice
Sears
Joe Elms
Billy Hennessy
Young Corbett
Tommy Tracey
San Francisco
Charley Strong
Newark
Joe Butler
Philadelphia
K. O
Everett
Boxing Lessons Offered at Special October Rates
Prof Shaw at 181 Tremont J Room 16 offers boxing lessons with special October rates. Call or write for terms. CODFREY, 14 Hanover St Room 6 Boston, promotes reasonable terms from boxing teacher Prof. CEO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Tremont J
Ceo. Codfrey
Hanover St
Boston
Boston Athlete Hall Poisoning Claim Shocks Knickerbocker Run
D C Hall of the Peninsular A A South Boston says a wafer given by an unknown rider poisoned him during the Knickerbocker A C marathon on Sept 19. He weakened after 12 miles and collapsed, later revived with medical aid. Boston sporting figures urge a thorough investigation by Knickerbocker A C manager Harry Cornish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Boston
New York
Hall
Post
Ernie Hjertberg
Pettee
John Quinn
Jack Driscoll
Nat Young
New England
Lowell
Harry Cornish
Chicago A. A
Knickerbocker A. C
Harvard Tr defeats Trinity practice notes and lineup
Harvard football workers sharpened for the Trinity game with Frank Shaw at center for the first time this season. Dayton shines among backs while Shaw Doucette and Norton form a strong guard line. A 3:30 pm Soldiers Field kick is set, with Trinity visiting Harvard and Worcester game canceled in favor of Wesleyan.
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Trinity
Harvard
Frank Shaw
J. Norton
Shaw
Doucette
Williams
Lewis
Richardson
Moulton
Dayton
Hartford
Yale
Worcester Athletic Association
Wesleyan
PGR
MAB
Wacaediabiees
R. E
Riche Swain
Tieinss Rei R
Cogswell Merriman
Ingalls
L. E
Beechoft Beale
Cochrane
Gs Diesner Q. B
Travers Livermore
Sullivan
Dens
Serals Wrightington
C. H
Warren
Aise Sian
Brown
Discsessors
Burchard
Yale Faces Brown In Season Opener At New Haven
Yale's first big game of the season is set for tomorrow in New Haven. Brown University travels to challenge Yale as the Bulldogs seek to shore up a weak centre with Phil Stillman assisting Captain Murphy in coaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Brown University
Phil Stillman
Murphy
Hazen
Bass
Rodgoers
Sutphin
Chadwick
Chamberlain
Ely
van Every
Benjamin
Hinkey
Yale Faces Brown in Hardest Test This Fall
Yale lines up against Brown today in a tough top tier contest. The note mentions upcoming games including B A A Somerville High versus Hingham High at Hingham and seeks matches with teams averaging 110 pounds for Saturdays. The Brown candidates average 166 pounds 12, English High practice on Irvington oval, and CCNY football prospects look brighter this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Brown
Somerville High
Hingham High
Hingham
Seldens
Dorchester
Aubrey E. Kenerson
Armadine Street
Mattapan
English High
Irvington Oval
College of the City of New York
Longwood Cricket Club Handicap Singles and Doubles Open
The Longwood Cricket Club announces handicap singles start Saturday at 2 p m with entries due by Friday at 4 p m at the club house. Handicap doubles begin Wednesday Oct 14 with entries received until Tuesday afternoon at the club house. All matches on dirt courts and handicaps under the tennis committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longwood Cricket Club
Pillsbury Draws In Budapest Chess Marathon
Play resumed with Winawer defeating Albin in a Giuocco Piano after 56 moves. Schlechter and Pillsbury signed a four knights draw after 34 moves. Poiel vs Walbrodt Sicilian adjourned after 63 moves. Noa and Tschigorin drew a Giuocco Piano after 71 moves. March and Janowsk y drew a Ruy Lopez after 69 moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Winawer
Albin
Giuocco
Schlechter
Pillsbury
Poiel
Walbrodt
Noa
Tschigorin
March
Janows
Ruy Lopez
Players Bench and League News from the Era
The Western League Association will meet today in Chicago. Pitcher Wheeler of Philadelphia visits Bangor. Big Mike Sullivan returns to Boston to study law. Dave Foutz resigns as Brooklyn manager. New Bedford club owes roughly $1144 to players and the New England League. Jake Stenzel leads the Pittsburgs in batting with most New York players signed for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neer Nee
Portsmouth Toay
Western League Association
Chicago
Wheeler
Philadelphia
Bangor
Mike Sullivan
Giants
Boston
Dave Foutz
Brooklyn
New Bedford
New England
Jake Stenzel
Pittsburgs
New York
Turf Topics at Terre Haute Highlight Record Chases
Over the Terre Haute track John R. Gentry seeks the two minute mark this month as records fall across the circuit. John Splan bought the green pacer Tom Sherlock, mile in 2 09 3 4. Anteco sold for 1200 at Philadelphia. Bengin out of Kentucky Futurity as a weanling. Jupe, a 2 year old, declared out of Futurity for 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
John R. Gentry
John Splan
Tom Sherlock
General Hancock
Anteco
Philadelphia
Bengin
Kentucky
Transylvania
Jupe
Joe Patchen Starts Today at Combina tion Park
Postponed races due to heavy track will run this afternoon starting at 12 30. The program includes three races and a attempt by New England favorite pacer Joe Patchen to lower the half mile world record of 2014 set at this track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combination Park
New England
Joe Patchen
Patchen
Zeus wins Liebling prize in Berlin trotting event
In Berlin trotting races on October 6, Zeus captured the Liebling prize of 1600 marks while Loni took second and Minnie Thorn third. Allegro and Snipnose dead heated for the Hubertus prize of 1600 marks, Sorceress finished third. Kadett won the Potsdam prize with Crackajack second and Sprucewood third. Copyright won the Spree handicap of 2000 marks, with Princess Earl second and Lohengrin third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Liebling
Zeus
Loni
Minnie Thorn
Allegro
Snipnose
Sorceress
Potsdam
Kadett
Crackajack
Sprucewood
Copyright
Princess Earl
Lohengrin
Mack Briggs Wins One Mile Race Over Rimini
The three year old brown colt Mack Briggs owned by E Wishard captured the one mile event for sovereigns for the winner against Rimini, marking a victory for the juvenile in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sovereigns
Mr. E. Wishard
Mack Briggs
Rimini
Schaefer's Challenger Sent To World on Four-Game Match
A. W. Spinks on behalf of Jake Schaefer issued a world challenge for four games: cushions carrom, balk line, straight billiards and champion game. Each game set at $500 or $1000 per side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Spinks
Jake Schaefer
Worldwalker Heine Stoppe Jr Reaches New York Early
Heine Stoppe Jr, the German traveler who began from Cologne on July 31 1895 to circle the world in eighteen months, arrived in New York on Monday and expects to complete his journey with forty nine days to spare. The pony polo practice will be held at Myopia Hunt Club grounds today. Walter Burnham believes a six club Maine polo league can be formed. Ned Ten Eyck received a watch chain and shotgun won in a race with Joe Whitehead at Lothrop’s Worcester Monday evening. The Village Yacht Club elected officers: Commodore C O Connor vice commodore C Ledrichs fleet captain W S Hartley secretary T F Buckley treasurer A J Pabst sergeant at arms A Leach. Savin Hill YC October meeting at the club house tomorrow evening. Johnny Mack of Chelsea left for Columbia College to train the track team. A duck pin bowling tournament began at Lowell last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heine Stoppe, Jr
Cologne
New York
Hamilton
Walter Burnham
Ned Ten Eyck
Joe Whitehead
Lothrop
Opera House
Worcester
Village Yacht Club
C. O’connor
C. Ledrichs
W. S. Hartley
T. F. Buckley
A. J. Pabst
A. Leach
Savin Hill Y. C
Johnny Mack
Chelsea
Columbia College
Lowell
Prize Skating Champion Donates Race Skates
Elmer Simpson of Salem veteran amateur skating champion donated a finest pair of racing skates as first prize for the fastest one mile time in the Interscholastic Association winter races. Simpson, who won New England amateur championships at Spy Pond in 189, plans to compete in upcoming amateur events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Simpson
Salem
Mr. Simpson
New England
Spy Pond
Through Car Service in Effect Sept 10 1896 Boston Albany
Rail travel details for Boston to Albany Chicago Cincinnati St Louis and New York. Lists Nos 7 15 19 23 83T 68 883 49 48 65 68 with departure times from Boston and routes via L S M S R R Big Four Michigan Central Springfield Line and other carriers. Includes dining and sleeping cars and contact details for tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Albany
Wagner
Chicago
L. S
Cincinnati
Big Four
Michigan Central B. R
St. Louis
R. R
Detroit
M. & My BR
Hartford
New Haven
New York
Springfield
Buffet
Cara
NEW York Limited
Springeld
Ashington ‘St
Kneeland St
Hanson
Boston & Albany
Marlboro
Fitchburg
Leominster
Clinton
Old State House
Park Square Station
Fall River
Trains Depart from Union Station Boston
Schedule lists multiple departures from Union Station Boston to Portland Augusta Bangor Harbor Lewiston Manchester and other stops with varied times on weekdays Sundays and holidays. Includes Maine Central and North Conway connections and steamship links to Castine Deer Isle Sedgewick Bar Harbors Eastport Calais St John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Station
Boston
Portland
Augusta
Bangor
Sun
Manchester
T. John Halifax
Provinces
ST. Steel Hen
ST. Andrews
N. B
Ear North Conway
Ntervale
GLEN
Crawfords
Fabyans
Twin Mountain
Eerry Jefferson
Lancaster
Long Island
Centre Aldor
R. R
Maine Central
Wiscassit
Thomaston
Rockland
Quebec
North Conway
Castine
Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Southwest
Bar Harbors
Millbridge
Jonesport
Machiasport
Eastport
Calais
ST. John
International Steamship Co
Passenger Train Schedule for New Hampshire and Vermont Lines
Local and long distance rail times list principal stations from Nashua to Montreal. Service includes Concord PLYMOUTH, White River Junction, St Johnsbury, and Montreal routes with seasonal changes through Oct 10. Notes indicate limited stops at Weirs and Warren and extenuated runs to Quebec and Chicago via G T Ry and Boston lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Naeeae
Bostos
North Weare
Hennikes
New Slaaiyoss
Swamuas
Suncoo
Pittsfield
Suncook Valley
Bear Island
Long Island
Centre Harbor
Weirs
Oliveboro
Concord
Plymouth
Warren
Haversle
Campton
North Woodstock
Pemigewasset Valley
Lisbon
Littleton
Whitefield
Lancaster
Jefferson
Fabyans
Bethlehem
Franklin, Lebanon
White River Junction
Bristol Branch
Claremont
Norwich
Hanover
ST. Johnsbury
Newport
Sherbrooke
Quebec
ST. J
Montpelier
Burlington
Montreal
Boston Air Line
Drs Meee
Chicago
West
G. T. Ry
Pu Ry
cDoes
D. J. Flanders
Gen'l Pass’r
Timetables for New York and New England Rail Services
Presents train and boat schedules for New York to Hartford Boston Providence Newport and coastal connections. Lists departures from multiple hubs including New York Boston Providence Fall River and Nantucket with varying lines and service notes. Ends with agent names and station details.
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Mayor Bancroft
Joseph B. Parker
HOBBS
Melrose Lodge
Melrose
William F. Spaulding
Malden
Main Street
REGT
Fitzgerald
Bunker Hill
Oston
A. C. van Nostrand
Zerrahn
Cambria
Caporal
Bicycle Notes
Nec
Sfe
Banbury Fair
D.C
Hal
BAA
Knickerbocker Games
Harvard-Trinity Today
Football Gossip
Blanchard & Farrar
Fancull Hall Square
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
National Board of Arbitration
National League
Fifth Avenue
Tauight
Byrne
Brush
Young
Soden
Nottingham
World OF Sport
Railroads
Boston & Albany Railroad
Washington ST
Boston & Maine
R.R
City Ee
Corne
Milk Street
New York, New Haven & Hortford RR
OLD Colony System
Unness
Shore Line
Middletown
Willimantic
Air Line Limited
York
Stonington
Washington
Maryland
Pall River
Ail River
Cottage City
Kneeland Street Station
Whitman
Cohasset
Provincetown
Chatham
Woods Hole
Nantucketd
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