Mystic Park Racing Highlights Fourteen Heats at Mystic Yesterday
The article reports a large Mystic Park attendance with two carryover races and multiple close finishes. Benton M. won the 2:23 trot after a nose margin, while Claybourne upset the 2:18 pace and dominated several heats. Stoneridge and Voleta also contended. penalties were issued for improper scoring.
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Aleeve
Linden
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Jennie
Archie B
Narragansett
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Reynolds
Pope Titer
Galvin
Enton M
Ch. B
Belle
Mpsen
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B. B
Hough- Tod
Alecyo
Big Hopes
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Australian All Massachusetts Cricket Match Ends in Australian Win
Australian batsmen chased a target after Massachusetts were all out for 27 in the second innings. Captain Wright's team secured a lead and a victory just before lunch as ten Massachusetts wickets fell for 13 runs and seven retired for 14. Final scores show Australia 62 in a short final innings and Massachusetts 88 in total. The report notes key dismissals by Trott and Giffen as the Australians dominated.
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Wright
George Wright
Chambers
Goff
Bannerman
Australia
Lyons
B. G. Wright
Essencees
Cc. Bannerman
C. Honter
B. Gracknell
Gitten
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B. Trott
Trumble
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T. Tioward
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B. Giffen
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Sheerim
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St. Jar
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G. Wright
Gregory
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J. Keen
Blackkham
Fairburn
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S. Chambers
Ccaseesee
O & Hunter
C. Graham
M. K. Gordon
R. Turner
Byes, Sr
Tom
Shooting Tournament at Tom Brown's Close Tonight
The formal shooting contest at Tom Brown's rifle gallery 138 Broadway South Boston ends tonight under Frank Shevlin. L A Captain leads with 285 of 315 in 35 shots for the prize meerschaum pipe while other participants, including rank Andrews of the Suffolk Athletic Club, await results.
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L. A
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Suffolk Athletic Club
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Benedict
Dorchester Athletic Club
Sparrow
Robertson
Lonsiana Athletic Club
Southern ‘Athletic Association
New Orleans
A. A. U. Supplementary Championship Held in Bayonne
Amateur Athletic Union supplementary championships take place Saturday Oct 21 on New Jersey grounds in Bayonne starting 2 pm. Events include a two mile steeplechase and a ten mile gun. Entries close with J. Wg. Sullivan in New York City by Oct 2. entrance fee per man.
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New York City
Kelly for the Races at Clifton Track Offer
Mike Kelly, at his Hingham farm, has received an offer from Enge man of Clifton race track and may accept. He aims to start at the winter track and hopes to play baseball next year with Anson, preferring Chicago as his best relocation.
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Engeman
Clifton
Boston
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Chicago
Pugilist Gossip Circles New York Boxing Scene
Pugilists face shrinking purses as New York clubs restrain contests after Corbett and Mitchell. The Crescent City Charter may be forfeited, New Orleans boxing faces legal limits, and ex-amateurs flood the market. Ashe brothers seek sparring work as Barnett and Barnes seek bouts in Boston.
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New England Pool Championship at Murray & Irwin Parlors
A grand professional pool tournament to crown New England champion begins early next month at Murray and Irwin's billiard parlors 339 West Broadway South Boston. Four prizes 50 25 15 10. Entries close with Miah Murray or John Irwin around Oct 2. Each contestant plays every other entrant on a 100 point continuous pool table.
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Yale Afraid Hinkey's Men Won't Accept B A A's Challenge
Yale manager declined a challenge from the Boston Athletic Association for a game with Yale. The B A A, strong this year and having beaten Harvard seconds, would risk altering Yale's three year no loss record against top opponents. Captain Hinkey avoided giving B A A a date to prevent insider tips before the Harvard Yale clash.
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Distress relief brings Derbyshire colliers back to work
London reports that Derbyshire coal owners under the Federation reopened pits and miners returned to work at the old wage rate. About 9000 men resumed, with 20 000 more at work in Nottinghamshire and Warwickshire. Miners claim victory as some owners reverse reductions to previous pay.
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Ex Boston Lawyer Butler Held on Forgery Charge in Chicago
J E Butler formerly of Boston, disbarred for embezzlement and forged deed forgery, was arrested at Chicago central station after meeting C A Campbell who pursued him at the World’s Fair visit. He faces forgery charges for obtaining over $3000 from Campbell years ago and has not spoken on the record.
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Dean Faces Public Scrutiny Over Good Roads Controversy
A Buffalo national assembly report shows Mr. Dean, candidate for chief consul, held to nonpartisan stance on the good roads issue. He resigned as a Bicycle World staffer to avoid bias, spoke as a spectator, and voted with his division. Springfield Bicycle Club reportedly endorsed his ticket.
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Clothing Manufacturers' Association Endorses Tax and Sherman Act Repeal
The Clothing Manufacturers' Association at a Thursday meeting authorized its president Sidney Cush ing to send a resolution to Massachusetts Senators praising President and Congress for repeal of the Sherman law. The group says New England's distressing business conditions will not improve without unconditional repeal.
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Sheriff Sale in Boston of Electro-Plating Plant Assets
Taken on execution and to be sold at public auction on October 14 1893 at 11 o clock a m at 144 High Street Boston premises third floor Suffolk County a large electro plating and manutectaring man consisting of lathes drills saws forges emery wheels grindstones buffers polishers dies engines boilers tanks sinks pulleys shafting belting plus shelf hardware and general office furniture H B Fitzpatrick Deputy Sheriff
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President Tuttle Defines Policy For Boston and Maine
President Tuttle asserts reports of mass personnel changes are unfounded. He says he will keep worthy workers, learn the road's needs, and avoid hastily dispensing with superintendents. Directors placed him at the helm and expect steady, high standards for the road.
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East Boston Man Commits Suicide in Home
William DeVere shot himself at 3 30 PM yesterday in the second floor rooms of 69 Webster Street East Boston. Mrs DeVere heard the shot from the stairs found him with a gunshot wound to the skull and a smoking revolver nearby. The Medical Examiner viewed the body and the wife offered no excuse for the act. DeVere was a tin roofer with several workers and had recently returned from the World’s Fair. He had been drinking since Saturday, though business affairs were reportedly normal.
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Webster Street
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Fire destroys Jennings shoe factory in Epping New Hampshire
A 1:30 AM blaze in Epping destroys the three story Jennings shoe factory 125 feet long, along with a Nashua Savings Bank barn and cottage. The 200 worker plant valued at 40 000 dollars was insured for 27 000. Other buildings were damaged and the town narrowly escaped broader losses. Origin of the fire is unknown.
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Roberts's Horrible Death in Fire While Vas Painting
John Roberts aged 60 of 36 Nas sau street died yesterday morning preparing canvas with naphtha when an ignited vapors caused an explosion. Flames enveloped him as he tried to escape and he perished in the yard after clothing were burned from his body.
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Insolvency notices thread through Suffolk and Middlesex courts
Massachusetts insolvency notices list multiple debtors including Adelaide Cowee Clark and Ernest G Marshall with meetings of creditors scheduled in Boston and Cambridge courts. The document cites assignees and executors, public citations for wills, and administration filings across Suffolk and Middlesex, dated October 1893.
Emma F. Goodwin seeks divorce from George Goodwin
Emma F. Goodwin of Lexington asks the Superior Court for a divorce from George C. Goodwin of Lexington alleging adultery in Boston and elsewhere after their June 1590 marriage in Norfolk. She states no children were born of the marriage and requests the dissolution of matrimony. The filing is dated October 7, 1893 and signed by Theo O. Hurd, Clerk.
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Manslaughter verdict in Bela Noyes case at Danforth
Bela Noyes found guilty of manslaughter in the July murder of John Edgar at Danforth. Jury deliberated after testimony from about eighteen state witnesses and as many for the defense. Judge Libby ordered the prisoner remanded to jail. Noyes, about 36, is son of Amos Noyes of Topsfield. his father lives in Smyrna, Aroostook County.
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Multiple Harms Seized in Behalf of Washburn and Forbes
The Old Colony Railroad Company attaches the property of ex Treasurer Washburn including his Beacon Street home in his wife’s name and the real estate of W D Forbes former Bank of Redemption president in a joint action of contract. Forbes was a bondsman for Washburn.
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