Serkara Wins $600 Cup in 44-Hour Marblehead Race
In a rough October race from Marblehead to Execution Rock, Serkara defeats Thelma to claim the $600 cup. Strong SW winds, seas, and squalls challenged both schooners as Serkara powered ahead with balloon topsails, finishing after 44 hours with an average pace over seven knots. Thelma, hampered by sail damage and a slow start, finished behind but earned sport honors and plans for a return race.
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New York
Serkara
Thelma
Marblehead
Execution Rock
Long Island
Howard
Elma
Cape Cod
Point Judith
Marblehead Harbor
Cape
Criminals Sentenced In Superior Court By Judge Gaskill
In the Superior Criminal Court yesterday Judge Gaskill imposed multiple sentences. Harry Johnson colored received five years in State Prison after prior theft and pocket-picking history. Harry W Turner colored got six years for two attempted robberies in May. Francis J Bradley English pleaded guilty to wool larceny and was sent to the Massachusetts Reformatory. Robert Gilpeak received one year for receiving stolen altar services from Ohabei Shalom. James Meehan pleaded guilty to larceny attempt in a Dorchester church and got one year in the House of Correction. James P Miller and Lizzie Best faced a three year State Prison and one year in Sherborn respectively for unlawful cohabitation and neglect. Nathan Cluthier, a druggist clerk, was sentenced to eighteen months in the House of Correction for larceny after returning from exile.
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Superior Criminal Court
Yester-Day
Gaskill
Harry Johnson
Margaret H. Kcease
House of Ion
House of Reformation
West End
Gilmore
McLaughlin
Harry W. Turner
Nora E. Buckley
Mary B. Welby
Philadelphia
Francis J. Bradley
Charlies F. Avery
Gilpeak
House of Correction
James Meehan
Dorchester
James P. Miller
Lizzie Best
Miss Best
Maine
New York
Empire State
Miller
Lizzie
Sherborn
Nathan Cluthier
Wal
Ter E. Nichols
Jamaica Plain
Cluthier
Chicago
Y M C A Membership Contest Ends In Dance Of Blues And Reds
In Hudson on October 14 the blues win 68 new members while the reds gain 32 at the YMCA room. Secretary Merrill announces the tally and the blues receive a celebratory supper, the reds bread water and toothpicks. Congressman Apsley delivers a speech.
President Cleveland sails toward Washington for Supreme Court term
President Cleveland resumed his voyage from Sandy Hook aboard the steam yacht Oneida toward Chesapeake Bay and Washington. The Supreme Court opens its October term in Washington today, but the President will not be at the White House to receive the judges as usual.
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Supreme Court
New York
Cleveland
RE. C
Benedict
Oneida
Sandy Hook
Chesapeake Bay
Washington
White House
Phenix Denies Allegations in Miss Joslyn Case
Lloyd Phenix ex lieutenant and yacht enthusiast denied charges by Maud Joslyn who testified she wrecked her life and sought release after alleged harassment and visits to his East Thirty-third Street apartment. Hummel says Joslyn is not his common law wife and no claim exists. Joslyn speaks of cruelty but offers no substantiation.
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New York
Lloyd Phenix
United States Navy
Abe Hummé
Maud Joslyn
Jefferson Market Court
East Thirty-third Street
Phenix
Miss Joslyn
Collision sinks bark Pacifique. twelve lives lost
London dated Oct 14 reports the steamer Emma from Rotterdam to Boness collided with the French bark Pacifique from Valparaiso off Dudgeon. The Pacifique sank quickly with her captain pilot and ten crew dead. Emma rescued the remaining crew and landed them at Hull.
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London
Dudgeon
Emma
Rotterdam
Boness
Teldis
Valparaiso
Hull
Fund Update Shows Total at $1500 Target
Yesterday's contributions push the Wills Fund to $1449.14 with prior acknowledgments listing $1430.64 collected by B. H. Thurman. An additional $5.00 from John H. Lane and a small entry of $1.00 appear, totaling $1449.14. The status notes continue to reflect ongoing fundraising progress toward the goal.
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B. H. Thurman
John H. Lane
Cohen Dobesesesee
Supreme Court opens October term 189%
Washington October 14 The Supreme Court convened at noon for the October term 189% All surviving justices present The death of Justice Jackson caused a rearrangement of the bench with Mr Justice White in the rightmost seat The gathering included Secretary of State Olney Don M Dickinson and Colonel Henry A Duffield Several motions were submitted and a number of applicants admitted to the bar after a 25 minute session The court adjourned for the day.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Jackson
Justice White
Gray
Brown
White
Olney
Harmon
Don M. Dickinson
Henry A. Duffield
Detroit
Attorney- General
Conrad
J. A. Tarsney
Minnesota
Fuller
Justice Jackson
Justice Strong
New England Watch and Ward Society Holds First Post June Meeting
At Diocesan House 1 Joy Street yesterday the New England Watch and Ward Society held its first monthly directors meeting since June. Present were Rev F B Allen Charles F Wyman Charles W Birtwell Prof Homer Woodbridge Rev Rufus B Tobey and A Lovell. Agent Henry Chase reported on work since June 10 and detailed penalties totaling 2185 for gaming selling pools maintaining ponsery obscene books and pictures.
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New England Watch and Ward Society
Diocesan House
Joy Street
F. B. Allen
Charles F. Wyman
Charles W. Birtwell
Homer &Woodbridge
Rufus B. Tobey
A. Lovell
Henry Chase
Agor
Bert Agere
Secret life of Lloyd Phenix backup lover revealed
A woman recounts a lifelong relationship with Lloyd Phenix, detailing gifts including up to 10000 in cash, a costly lifestyle, and her illness during his treatment. She says she never demanded money, distinguishes their separation, and defends herself against public vindication while criticizing his arrest of her. She recalls dining Sundays in hotel cafes to guard his secret.
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Europe
Lloyd Phenix
Mrs Parnell Tells Her Story Amid Suspicions Of Attack
Mrs Delia Tudor Stewart Parnell, mother of the dead Irish leader, recounts the April assault near her Bordentown home. She expresses grave suspicions but declines to name a suspect, and plans a public sale on October 23 at Ironsides mansion to fund life necessities in her remaining years.
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Bordentown
N. J
Delia Tudor Stewart Parnell
Ironsides
Ireland
Wild Bluff Attack Survivor Recalls Assault by Casey Kin
A 80 year old survivor describes being attacked on a dark bluff while returning from town. She recalls two men appearing after the blow, identifies Charley Casey as the lifter, and recounts being moved to Casey's house before fading memory.
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Hmerald Isle
Dan Griffin
Charley Casey
Charlie
Casey
Mrs Parnell Recalls Near Fatal Robbery and Visions
Mrs Parnell told a reporter of a near deadly attempt at her home Casey and his son were suspected though she could not name them. She believes robbers intended to steal with political papers and $7 to $8 in money missing later. She described visions of her departed daughter Sophie and son from 1891 at her bedside before plans to travel to New York.
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Casey
Charlie Casey
Sophie
Lasell Students Visit Cambridge and Mt Auburn Cemetery
About twenty Lasell students spent yesterday afternoon on an excursion to Cambridge and Mt Auburn cemetery. Miss Carpenter and Professor Rich accompanied the group and helped make the day memorable for all.
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Lasell
Cambridge
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Carpenter
Professor Rich
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