Mystic Park Ten-Heat Race Captivates Crowd
Medford reports a day of fast pacing and disputed placings at Mystic Park. A 2:13 trotting event drew protests as Fanny Wilcox led late but Caprice was favored by judges. Pedlar captured the 10 heat race and pulled ahead near the end while Katie Mac and Prince Lavalard remained close before Pedlar surged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Mystic
Caprice
Fanny Wilcox
Cheney
Golden
Mystic Park
Don C
Soudan
Prince “Lavalard
Ben Walker
Katie Mac
Prince Lavalard
Gil Curry
Paul
Ham Brock
Barney
Mascot, Jr
Charley P
Alcyo
Portia Wilkes
Percival
Newland
Tor
Pera Sano
Sir Hurrah Wilkes
Aulster
Aleyo
Aleyo, |B “B. H., Sire Alcyone ‘1 . 4 Dod Debevce Dis Peaseneces 13 Charley’, Py
QueCoy
Ahmi Bowler
Soci
Sheriff
Gente Nals
Abbott Winkes
Weed Wilkes
al Yiets
Dudle Gicott
Br. G
Barney Mene
Brock
Stppe
Peel
Grignaisy
Tinie Pagid
Ficox
Cnays
Biedmont
G.m. Ee Rire
Ae Ai
Steeeear
Asson
B. ON
Seeese Sega
B. m
Weadiec
Rae Tu
Ewlankh
Results on the Aqueduct Race Track Oct 11
First race at one mile Thyran won by King Michael with Apprentice second Time 1 44 Second 6 1 2 furlongs Drum Major first Marshall second Hammie third Time 1 22 3 4 Third race 1 1 8 miles Dulcie Larondie first Long Bridge second Little Matt third Time 1 59 Fourth five furlongs Ostler Joe won Rosalind II second Little Dorrit third Time 1 02 3 4 Fifth 1 1 6 milesDungarven first Inquirendo second Shelly Tuttle third Time 1 51 1 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aqueduct
Thyran
King Michael
Apprentice
Drum Major
Marshall
Hammie
Dulcie Larondie
Long Bridge
Little Matt
Ostler Joe
Rosalind I1r
Little Dorrit
Dungarven
Inquirendo
Shelly Tuttle
Boxing Gossip and Governor Clark on Arkansas Fight ban
Martin Julian for Fitzsimmons sought $2500 forfeit from the Florida club but failed to prove entitlement after contract provisions. Governor Clark vows to use state power to prevent Corbett Fitzsimmons from boxing in Arkansas, citing scandal and law. Hot Springs remains center of dispute as officials weigh legality and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Julian
Fitzsimmons
Florida Club
Dallas
Hot Springs
Clark
Arkansas
Martin
Corbett
Mexico
Indian Territory
Charles Burns
Joe Bonner
Cincinnati
Olympic Club
Ohio
Burns
Bonner
J. Wightman
Jamaica Plain
Thomas Lynch
Roxbury
Co. M.—Corbett
Howard Atheneum
Jackson
Sullivan
Jim Daley
Young Powell
Charlestown
Dick Harrison
George Dixon
Johnny Murphy
Providence
Kilrain
Athletic notes show records and team news across New England
Nuttall swam 20 yards at Staley Bridge Bath in 2:67 3-5 to set a new record. Walter Camp leaves for California to coach Stanford football for a month, returning for Yale Princeton in November. McGonigle reportedly turned professional. Amherst and B A A play South End grounds. Max Levy, young but famed strong man, claims two years of dumbbell training. Williams aims for New England titles. entry lost. Burke may play back off for Boston University. Jimmy Connolly seeks Harvard Medical spot. Ferguson to MIT strengthens their athletic team. H 2 noted as strong jumper hurdler. Remington Rows McLaughlin vie for half mile. Fitchburg wonder eyeing title. Parker rising as weight thrower and bicycle star. Watson competes for Suffolk in pole vault with Canada and England trophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuttall
Staley Bridge
Bath
Walter Camp
California
Stanford University
Yale
South End
Max Levy
Williams
Burke
Boston University
Jimmy Connolly
Harvard Medical
W. Fergurson
H.2
New England
Remington
Rows
Mclaughlin
Fitchburg
Suffolk
Canada
England
Crew from B A A forms Harvard race eight
The eight to race Harvard on October 25 is a hybrid crew from the Boston Athletic Association and Union Boat Club. Stroke B B Trowinshield leads the boat with Cummings at seven and Lincoln Davis at six, backed by Jones Blake Horton Tudor and two possible bow options Cushing or De Blois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Boston Athletic Association
Union Boat Club
B. B. Trowninshield
Charles P. Cummings
Crimson
Lincoln Davis
Dan” Jones
Bob” Blake
Nat Horton
Fred Tudor
Cushing
de Blois
Regatta Committees Meet At Massachusetts Yacht Club
The congress of regatta committees from different yacht clubs will convene Thursday October 2 at the Massachusetts Yacht Club winter quarters in Hayward place. The meeting starts at 7 30 p m and every club is urged to send a representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of Regatta Committees
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Hayward Place
Bicycle Stolen From Boston Street Front
A Columbia bicycle No. 971 189% model owned by F. J. Ryan of 6 Bulfinch Place was stolen yesterday from the front of 27 Bowdoin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Ryan
Bulfinch Place
Bowdoin Street
Ci Zip Prevails in Boston Handicap Whippet Races
The third day of whippet events featured fewer regular races but many private matches. In a bicycle polo match Forbes and Osborne beat Little duo 10 to 1. Zip won the Boston handicap final with fast times 12 1-2s, 1-28 overall, ahead of Fashion and Streak. Several puppy and private races followed with Ames Fashion and Ames Flyer among winners. More races and gymkhana events announced for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Fortbes
George Osborne
B. R. Little
Lowell Little
Messrs
Forbes
Osborne
Mr. Forbes
Mr. Osborne
Boston
Hunnewell
Brooks
Zip
Harry Mellon
Nell
Ames
Oscar ‘W. Donner
Streak
Fashion
Face
Walter J. Comstock
Fred A
Alfred E. Hovey
Whisper
Samuel Jackson
Little Mary
Patrick H. Welch
Trilby
Fred
Snow
Oliver Ames
Ames Flyer
Ames Fashion
Harry Mellor
Spider
Paddy
Spot
Sear
Oliver Amen
Fashionny
Pdchee Sd Hunnewe'l & Brooks
Hunnewell & Brooks
Ol'ver Ames
Rocong
Pcosscarabbicaat Scenecdas
Oscar W. Donner
Alfred. E. Hovey
Wane J. Ceipernan aren _ ' si
CHEF
SeSoGcouresech Nesadecee Kean
Yale Faces Crescenta Brooklyn In Tough Open
Yale in New Haven Conn faces Crescenta of Brooklyn in what is billed as the hardest test of the season. Captain Thorne leads a strong lineup including Hads Bass and Hinkey tackles, Murphy and Ropgers guards, Chadwick Sanford centre Cross quarterback Fincke half Thorne and DeWitt and Letton at fullback. Letton's first game of the year. Yale varsity has scored once on the second team in two practice sessions. Ex Captain Hinkey acts as principal coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hawsn
Conn
Yale
Crescenta
Brooklyn
Thorne
Hads
Bass
Hinkey
Murphy
Ropgers
Chadwick
Sanford
Cross
Fincke
Halv
DeWitt
Letton
Lettonie
Wesleyan Crushes Amherst in 26 to 0 Football Win
Wesleyan, 26, defeated Amherst Agricultural College, 0, in Middletown Conn. The Aggies were held to three possessions and under ten total yards. Berrien ran 60 yards, Captain Barrington stood out for Amherst, Townsend carried the ball for Wesleyan, and the defense shut down the Aggies with fierce tackling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Conn
Madison
Aggies
Townsend
Fairs
Fireproof Wood Fire Show At Atlanta Fair Grounds
At the Atlanta fair grounds a small wood house near the government building is slated for a December burn by the city fire department. Max Bachert of the Electric Fireproofing Company demonstrates wood treated to resist fire, claiming the structure will not burn and that firemen will struggle to start the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Fair Grounds
Fire Department of
Atlanta
Post
Boston
Daily Post
Max Bachert
Back Bay
Bachert
New York
The
Electric Fireproofing Company
Fire Department
Gale tests Boston schooner crew with daring rescue at sea
Captain James Carney and the crew of the Boston fishing schooner Unique towed the damaged steam yacht Avenel, off Bar Harbor, to Rockland after its rudder broke in a gale. Avenel, under Captain George Nutter, later reached winter quarters in East Boston. Nutter disputes claims the yacht was ashore in Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Unique
James Carney
Carney
Post
Dory
Avenel
F. B E. Simpson
Roxbury Carpet Company
Rockland
Mr. Simpson
George Nutter
Bar Harbor
Matinicus
Monhegan
Lockwood
Nutter
Maine
Miss Mary Thompson Surprised at East Boston Party
A surprise party honored Miss Mary Thompson on October 8 at 197 Paris Street East Boston. She had been visiting her uncle John Hart of Stamford Connecticut to recuperate, and upon returning home received a parlor lamp. The speech was by Mr. J Doyle of South Boston and the rest of the evening featured dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Thompson
Paris Street
East Boston
John Hart
Stamford
Employees Charged With Fraud in Charlestown Conspiracy
Alfred Dearing aged 22 of 6 Falmouth street and Jacob Balatow aged 23 of 10 Barton street were arrested yesterday for conspiracy to defraud. They had worked for P. O'Riordan of 60 Chelsea street Charlestown, Dearing as a plumber and Balatow as a painter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Dearing
Falmouth ‘Street
Jacob Balatow
Barton Street
P. O'Riordan
Chelsea Street
Charlestown
Dearing
Balatow
Body Found on Mill Track Reveals Missing Butler Son
After thirteen months a diver failed to locate remains until part of the body appeared on the mill track. Today skull and bones were recovered and buried in Catholic Cemetery, ending a long suspected drowning case of Louis Butler's 56 year old son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Louis Butler
Return of the Income Tax Noncompliers in Donovan District
Of 613 persons meeting income tax requirements, 17 have not claimed refunds in Collector Donovan's district. Donovan notes many failing returns are due to taxpayers being abroad, explaining the delay in filing claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donovan
Parliament of Man Meets at Park Street Church Saturday
The Parliament of Man gathers at Park Street Church at the moon hour Saturday. Hon. E. J. Flynn, Democratic nominee for Secretary of State, will speak on American Citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.J. Flynn
Parliament OF Man
Park Street
E. J. Flynn
WEFERS TO RUN AT WORCESTER OVAL MEET
New England amateur athletic championships ready at Worcester Oval under Worcester Athletic Club. Thirteen events feature 100 yard dash to pole vault with entrants from Suffolk Newton and Worcester clubs. Weters expected to win sprint. Burke and Remington contend in 88 yard. Moore favored in one mile walk. Wright, McLaughlin, Delaney in middle and long distances. Holland, Stinger, Rising in high jump. Brennan, Hoyt, Watson in final event. Boston runners urged to take 11 oclock train to reach grounds on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Worcester Oval
Worcester Athletic Club
Suffolk
Newton
Worcester Pisces
Weters
Lowell Cricket and Athletic Club
England
Bigslow
Tom Burke
Natick
Remington
Fitchburg
Inne
McLaughlin
Delaney
Worcester
C. V. Moore
Newton Athletic Club
A. L. Wright
Newton A. C
Jerry Delaney
McGrath
Fuller
Bremer
Keene
Holland
Williams
Mansfield
Wright
Hunter
Rushworth
Clark
Stinger
Rising
Brennan
Hoyt
Watson
Golden wedding reunion planned by Garden City Wheelmen
Carl Seelig hosts a kiss and make up reunion for past and present members held a week from tomorrow in Lowell. The pace is ten miles an hour or less with fines for pacemaker overruns. Dinner at American House Lowell, refreshments at Garden City Wheelmen’s club house. Invitations printed on 18k gold leaf, $20 souvenirs planned. The Garden City Wheelmen race to Brockton today at 9:30. The Suffolk Bicycle Club century runs depart tomorrow at 6 am and 7:30 am with meals at Lynn Seymour House and Wolf’s Tavern Newburyport. The second party may be paced by two ladies. The Chelsea Cycle Club open century to Newburyport tomorrow via Manchester by the Sea. Boston south entrants urged to take 6:30 am boat from Hanover Street. West of Malden entrants start at Malden Eastern avenue, 7 am. Stops at Lynn for breakfast and at Manchester by the Sea and Ipswich for checks. Return planned to finish by 7 pm with hot lunch at the club rooms. Entries to J. E. Rowe Boston and at club rooms up to start time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Seelig
Lowell
Garden City
Seymour House
Lynn
Wolf's Tavern
Newburyport
Sofrie
Chelsea Cycle Club
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Boston
Hanover Street
Charlestown
Chelsea
Malden
Medford
Stoneham
Woburn
Somerville
Cambridge
Eastern Avenue
Ipswich
J. E. Rowe
New England Railroad
Baker Kidney Pills Back Pain Cure Ad Card
Railroad workers and travelers wear out in the Kidneys. Back ache is the indication. Baker's Kidney Pills help nature to stand the Strain of shock and jolt. They cure backache and act as a tonic. A book about it free of Baker Pill Co., Bangor, Maine, Pills 50 cents at Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Baker Pill Co
Bangor
Maine
Devens Bronze Statue Completed for Governor Greenhalge
The Boston art commission reports the bronze statue of General Charles Devens is finished and at the Museum of Fine Arts. Sculptor Olin L. Warner crafted a heroically sized figure with careful military detail. The commission favors placing the statue on Commonwealth land near a public building, possibly east of the State House extension, rather than in a rural setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenhalge
Boston Art Commission
General Devens
Charles Devens
Olin L. Warner
Warner
Devens
Museum of Fine Arts
Richmond
Boston
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Hayes
Massachusetts
Military Historical Society of
The
Loyal Legion
Commonwealth
State House
Francis A. Walker
Art Commission
Second Chinese marriage shocks Boston society
Moy Fook of Chinatown married Anna Carroll daughter of Constable Dunbar in Providence at lawyer Lycurgus Sayles office. The 22 year old bride wore a pink wrapper and jade bracelet, returned to Boston with the groom, while May the dressmaker plans a reception for Chinatown's 400. The reporter notes Fook’s shy answer and names the pets Trilby Annie and Fooky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moy Fook
Chinatown
Anna
Abbie Carroll
John Dunbar
Petersboro
N. H
Providence
R. IF
Lycurgus Sayles
Plummer
Fook
May Fook
Paige
May
Boston
Trilby
Marriage of Miss Otis to Herbert March in Newtonville
Miss Mary Abby Otis wed Mr Herbert Billington March at 8 o clock Thursday night in Newtonville at Mr George Otis residence. The ceremony was private due to a bereavement. Rev John W Dodge formerly of Yarmouth officiated. Bridesmaid Miss Alice Richardson Morton of Brookline and best man Mr Charles Otis. The bride was given away by her father. Mrs March is daughter of Mr George Otis, editor and later head of Boston News Bureau subscriptions. Mr March is son of Mr A S March, New England manager of Coates Thread Co. They will reside at 12 Lincoln Place Brooklyn after a short trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Abby Otis
Herbert Billington March
George Otis
Central Avenue
Newtonville
John W. Dodge
Newburyport
First Congregational Church
Yarmouth
Alice Richardson Morton
Brookline
Charlies Otis
March
Cape Cod
Boston News Bureau
A. 8. March
Newton
New England
Coates Thread Company
Glasgow
Scotland
Messrs. R. L. Day & Co
Boston
New York
Mr. March
Lincoln Place
Brooklyn
Change of Arrival of Bangor and Boston Mail
Bangor and Boston mail arrival time was changed from 5:38 a m to 7:38 a m. Businessmen complained about the late mail, leading Boston and Maine railroad managers to agree to adjust the schedule to restore earlier Boston arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Boston
Boston & Maine Railroad
Bill Lovell dies after long fire service career
William Lovell known as Bill Lovell longtime captain of Hose Company 5 Shawmut avenue died at his home 8 Fabin street aged and nearly blind. A veteran of Hose Company 6 he survived a fatal Tremont street fire crush but lost his sight from years of service. Despite disability the Fire Commission kept him on the rolls until political changes removed him. He relied on Mutual Relief Association Boston and his relatives will receive 1800 from the fund. He belonged to Veteran Fire Association Charitable Association Boston Fire Department relief group. Funeral set for Sunday at Universalist Church Shawmut avenue opposite the former hose company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lovell
Bill Lovell
Hose Company 5
Shawmut Avenue
Fabin Street
Hose Company 6
Tremont Street
Castle
Compton
Board of Fire Commissioners
Robert G. Fitch
John R. Murphy
George H. Innis
Colonel Russell
Lovell
Mutual Relief Association of Boston
The
Veteran Fire Association
Boston Fire Department
Relief Association
Universalist Church
Old Hose
Ship bells loom over East Boston clock plan
Councilman Joseph H. Conry pushes to remove the lion and unicorn emblems from the old State House, arguing Britain symbols should go. Corporation Counsel Bailey says they stay. Conry plots a May meeting with Mayor Curtis to fund a clock on Adams Schoolhouse with ship bells, arguing they will ring for school times and lull him to sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Conry
Boston
Old State House
Great Britain
Bailey
Conry
Curtis
Maine
Adams
Summer Street
Flower Displays at Stations on the Boston & Maine
Prizes awarded for flower displays at stations for the season of 18 percent follows the examining committee Myron Taylor and Frank H Dodge. First class prize 50 dollars Cliftondale Mash second class 40 dollars Portsmouth round house NH third class 30 dollars Atkinson NH Bedford Mass mont Mass Kennebunk Me street S L Mass West Some Mass fourth class 20 dollars each Devereux Mass East Lexington Mass South Lancaster Mass Tapleyville Mass Sixteen fifth class prizes 16 each nine sixth class 10 each and twenty four seventh class 5 each
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Boston & Maine Railroad
Messrs
Myron Taylor
Frank H. Dodge
Cliftondale
Mash
Portsmouth Round House
N. H
Atkinson
Bedford
Mass
Mont
Deepening of Spiritual Life Conference Opens Day Two
The third annual conference on deepening of spiritual life met at Clarendon Street Baptist Church with prayers and Bible readings. Rev. George C. Needham and Rev. Cornelius Wolfekin spoke in the day’s second meeting, followed by further addresses by Rev. J. A. McElwain, Rev. H. C. Mabie, and Rev. Arthur T. Pierson. The session continues today and Sunday. The same issue also notes the last day of the Working Girls’ Fair at Horticultural Hall, organized by the New England Helping Hand Society, praised for funds raised and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Christ
George C. Needham
Cornelius Wolfekin
Brooklyn
J. A. MceEl
Horticultural Hall
New England ‘Helping Hand Society
Edith E. Lord
Gale
Slatin Pasha Named Companion of the Bath
Slatin Pasha, who escaped last winter from Omdurman after years as a prisoner of the Mahdists, has been gazetted a companion of the Order of the Bath in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slatin Pasha
London
Omdurman
Order of the Bath
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Wascot, JR
Lovers Record
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Emuomane & 2
Faneuil Hall
Dr. Bull
Corer Ames
Oscar’ W. Donner
Wesleyan
Fisherman Unique
Vigor
Nervousnena
Erie Medical GO
Buffalo. .Y
Phil Stingel
Atkins
Court ST
Botan
Otis
John H. Woodery
Winter Street
Woodvury
Elijah
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