Greatest Pacing of the Year at Mystic Racecourse
Spectators ranging from fifteen hundred to two thousand watched the free-for-all pace at Mystic yesterday at 10 am. B. B. won the final heat after early leads by Gil Curry and Paul, with Whisper and Brock contesting strong places. Paul faltered after a shoe came off, and the overall clash crowned B. B. with a remarkable 2:124% pace driven from the stretch.
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Mystic
Gil Curry
Paul
B. B
Curry
Whisper
Brock
Curty
Seeen
Pkah Ek Vu
Ch. G
Manley
Golden
Vi Gi
G. G
Btined, Jr
B. G
Newell
So Wai
Sth
TORE
Csi
Iecesn So
Csscceses
Fall meeting opens at Franklin Park with limited attendance
The last meet of the season at Franklin Park Saugus opened amid low turnout due to the Mystic free-for-all. Two colt stakes and a purse race were run in straight heats before 5 pm with Queen winners in pace and trot events, including King's Protector taking the 2:45 trot and Coincident winning the 2-year-old race.
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Franklin Park
Saugus
Mystic
Sake Stake
White
Harris
Wirst
Ccc Seecees Ss Bum
Nogl Eas
Sharpness
Jerry O'Neil
King’s Protector
Protector
Prince Albert
Mills Bay
Dore
Alado
Mills Boy
King's Protector
B. H
O'Neil
B. G
Abbott
Be ‘Alto
Josie B
Ch. m
Middleby
Milla Boy
Mins
Harry G
Titer
B. m
Durland
Ieee
Ceseweservess
Coincident
Golden
Alcyno
B. F
Gilmore
Ieaenei
B. Ec
Goldem
Clara Madison
Platt
Parkside
Houghton
Glenmere
Derning
Grosveneur
Dist
Tempest Resigns Shocking Boston Opera Debut Night
A bombshell hit Hollis Street Theatre as Marie Tempest failed to appear for De Koven's The Algerian. Adele Ritchie stood in, amid rumors of Tempest's dispute with manager J M Hill and plans to hire Nancy McIntosh as a replacement for Zara in Utopia Limited.
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Hollis Street
Marie Tempest
Boston
de Koven
Adele Ritchie
Ervin Hopkins
J. M. Hill
Miss Tempest
Rich & Harris
Hollis Street Theatre
New York
Messrs
Rich and Harris
Mass
Tempest
J. M. Huubl
Reginald de Koven
Julius Steger
Mr. Hill
Mr. Steger
Buffalo
Wit. Hill
Hill
Steger
Nancy McIntosh
Burr McIntosh
Zara
Tempest and Hill Clash Over Opera Company Departures
Miss Tempest resigns from the company after a conference in New York with J M Hill. Hill defends the dismissal of Steger and asserts control over casting while praising Steger and Tempest in separate remarks. Steger calls his dismissal a plot by enemies and says he was satisfactory to the composer and stage manager.
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New York
7En
Mr. Hill
Steve
Tempest
Badger
Post
Miss Tempest
Clarendon Hotel
J. M. Hill
Miss Tempst
Hill
Ir. Steger
Stewer
Neith
Stage Manier
Mark Smith
Steger
Straw Hat Bleachery For Sale In Albany NY Trade
Wanted to sell or lease a straw and felt hat bleachery described as the most complete in New York State. It has good transient and millinery trade. seller has reasons for selling. Address 5S Nusbaum, 629 Broadway, Albany, NY.
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New York State
Nusbaum
Broadway
Albany
N. Y
Desolation at Bradford Street Home After Tragic Event
The narrative describes a grieving husband confiding his loss, while neighbors recall the vivacious victim and note no suspicion on her character. Police contact at 42 Bradford Street finds darkness and a deserted scene, with a lone dog barking behind a locked hedge as autumn leaves swirl nearby.
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Fred
Bradford Street
The Honeymooners at Lyceum Theatre Rochester Debuts
The first performance of The Honeymooners a comic opera by Co M S McLean and William Furst at the Lyceum Theatre draws an elite Rochester audience. Encores curtain calls and lavish scenic costuming mark Pauline Hall’s stellar production with Richard Golden singled out for comic opera prominence and Miss Hall delivering charming songs with vigor.
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Rochester
N. Y
the Post
Co. M. S. McLean
William Furst
Lyceum Theatre
Pauline Hall
Lyceum
Miss Hall
Richard Golden
Hall
Caroline Hamilton
Bostonians
Cambridge Causcus Nominees Chosen In Uncontested Wards
Democratic caucuses in Cambridge nominated John T. Phelan and George T. Leonard in Wards 1 and 5, Eben H. Googins and Timothy McCarthy in Ward 4, with a bitter Ward 2 contest producing Coakley and Houllahan as nominees. Ward 3 results show Shea 403 Pence 316 Aylward 113.
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Cambridge
John T. Phelan
George T. Leonard
Eben H. Googins
Timothy McCarthy
Coakley
Houllahan
John T. Shea
John H. Pence
James F. Aylward
Pugilistic Gossip Points to Coney Island Title Fight
Corbett ends tour and returns to Asbury Park to train for a planned bout with Mitchell at Coney Island. New challenger Billy Goss seeks 133-pound matches, while Ed Binney eyes a match with Aleck Greggains. Shadow Mather and Dick O'Brien discuss a Boston bout as top contenders emerge.
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Corbett
Asbury Park
Mitchell
Coney Island
Aleck Greggains
Greggains
Binney
New Hampshire
Jamison
Boston
Mather
Dick O’brien
O’brien
Maber
George la Blanche
NEAA UL Meeting Ends In Ineligibility For Vote
Paola delegates from thirteen athletic clubs and organizations gathered at the B A A for the annual meeting but none paid dues in time to vote. Only four delegations produced properly signed credentials, leaving the session unable to conduct business and adjourn to November 13.
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Suffolks
Dorchesters
Coopers
Lowell
Cambridge and Worcester
Loyolas
Father Scully's Gym
Riverside and Crescent Boat Clubs
New England Skating Association
Stimpson
Dorchester High School Triumphs Over Somerville 16 to 0
Dorchester High School eleven defeated Somerville High School on the Y M C A grounds in Somerville yesterday. The game used two 25 minute halves with Dorchester dominating and finishing 16 to 0.
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Dorchester H. S
Somerville
Dorchester High School
Somerville High School
Y. M. Co
Dorchester
Democrats Plot Quiet Caucuses Across City Wards
Tomorrow’s Democratic caucuses in multiple wards shape a route to secure state House seats. Candidates push convention loyalty, with independents in South Boston and strong bids by incumbents in Ward 1 through Ward 13 amid shifting alliances and mixed outcomes.
Mullane Chosen by Suffolk Democratic Delegates
Delegates at the fourth Suffolk Democratic senatorial convention in the Old Court House selected Jeremiah H. Mullane after P. J. Kennedy withdrew from the race. Mullane received a unanimous vote with Kennedy’s departure opening the field for Mullane, who was greeted warmly and introduced as "our next Senator."
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Suffolk
Old Court House
P. J. Kennedy
Kennedy
East
Boston
Ward
Ward 16
Jeremiah H. Mullane
Ward 12
Senate
Mullane
Christie A. Sheely
Thomas J. Kelleher
Daniel Murphy
C. H. Reinhart
W. J. Donovan
John H. Sullivan
Ward 2
Mr. Kennedy
Messrs
Collins
Riley
Sullivan
Mr. Mullane
James Donovan
State Central Committee
Daniel Driscoll
Geary and Gallivan Face Sharp Election Clash at Polls
Michael P. Geary leads an Independent backed campaign while Kelly sustains regular support. The contest could split the vote, impacting the state. Geary and Gallivan will skip the caucus, though Gallivan remains a strong force.
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Michael P. Geary
Kelly
Geary
Gallivan
Democratic Mecca as Norfolk county holds convention
Dedham hosts county Democratic Convention at Memorial Hall with acclamation nominations for Jonathan Cobb as registrar of probate and insolvency Elliott C Lee as county commissioner Timothy F Quinn for senator and Charles H Shriver for State central committee Colonel William Moore elected councillor and accepted after paying tribute to the late David Hall Rice
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Dedham
Norfolk County
Memorial Hall
Jonathan Cobb
Elliott C. Lee
Brookline
Norfolk
Timothy F. Quinn
Sharon
Charles H. Shriver
State Central Committee
William Moore
of Walpole
Cronin Wins in Eighth Suffolk Democratic Convention
At Conant Hall Roxbury last night the eighth Suffolk Democratic senatorial convention adjourned after an informal ballot. The event featured intense opposition to the slated candidate and lively proceedings led by temporary chair John A Daly with secretaries Kelley and Ryan.
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Suffolk
Conant Hall
Roxbury
Patrick F. Gormley
Ward
John A. Daly
Joseph F. Kelley
Stephen Ryan
Committee On
D. D. Corcoran
Ward 2
John J. Donovan
Ward 22
John F. Cronin
Local Delegates Clash Over Ballot Slate Strain
A fragmented report describes delegate Corcoran rising in the chamber to challenge a slate as Ward 2% and Ward 22 cast what hints of support, prompting further remarks from the fighting delegate of Ward 25.
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Corcoran
Ward
Cronin Rally Sparks Delegates’ Cheering Reception
At the convention the nomination process proceeded with only one dissenting vote on the first ballot format. William F. Dolan of Ward 19 won a seat on the State central committee while Ward 19's John J. Flannery, Ward 22's Daniel F. Hurley, and Ward %'s Joseph F. Kelley secured district committee posts. Cronin faced the floor, received a prolonged cheer, and posed a rallying cry referencing Russell Carroll and Cronin amid applause.
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William F. Dolan
State Central Committee
John J. Flannery
Daniel F. Hurley
Joseph F. Kelley
Cronin
Russell
Carroll
Leary Renominated After District Convention Fight
In South Boston the sixth Suffolk convention renominated Senator Edward J. Leary after a hard battle. The gathering at South Boston District Court House saw Ward 15 contests, tense debates, and a final formal ballot declaring Leary the nominee by a narrow margin amid strong applause. Alderman Flood finally backed Corcoran’s chairmanship by acclamation.
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Edward J. Leary
Suffolk
South Boston
John McKenna
Teevans
Alderman Flood
John B. Lynch
KE. P. Barry
Leary
Dennis J. Cronin
Lynch
Crovis Wikies
Tivtigh
Niches
Flood
Corcoran
State Committee
Bennett Wins Republican Nomination in Everett Contest
In Everett, Representative Frank P. Bennett defeated Alderman Robert H. Jenkins for the Republican nomination. Bennett mobilized papers and rallies, with turnout near 1500 votes as polls closed at 9 30. Bennett carried every ward and won each city delegate by three to one.
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Frank P. Bennett
Robert H. Jenkins
Everett
Bennett
Meeting of Ward 9 colored Republican Club names Ty Teamoh for General Court
In the G U O O F building on North Russell street a meeting of the colored Young Men's Republican Club of Ward 9 was held last night. John Brooks called the meeting to order with Andrew B. Lattimore presiding and Alonzo Long as secretary. Multiple members spoke as Henry Carter Samuel W Washington Moses Reddick Thomas Cannon Alonzo Long Luke Reddick Edward Armistead Ebenezer Brewster Robert Gaines David M Mann William Carney Charles Samuels John Brooks and Robert T Teamoh offered remarks. Resolutions endorsed Robert Ty Teamoh for Representative to the General Court.
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North Russell Street
Colored Young Men’s Republican Club
Ward 9
John Brooks
Andrew B. Lattimore
Alonzo Long
Henry Carter
Samuel W. Washington
Moses Reddick
Thomas Cannon
Luke Reddick
Edward Armistead
Ebenezer Brewster
Robert Gaines
David M. Mann
William Carney
Charles Samuels
Robert T. Teamoh
Robert Ty Teamoh
Salvation Army Dedicates Boston Child in Fall Campaign
In Boston a district Salvation Army meeting at American Hall opened with a mass gathering and two brass bands. Major Brewer announced the fall and winter drive and the consecration of three week old Raymond Elliott to the service, followed by testimonies from officers and a brief address by Dr. Boynton.
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Salvation Army
Boston
District Council
American Hall
Washington and
Kneeland Streets
Washington Street Barracks
Brewer
Marshall
Major Brewer
Old Orchard
Beulah
Back Bay
Gouverneur
N. Y
Elliott
Comley
United States
Raymond Elliott
Fire destroys Beach Street home in Dorchester
A two and a half story wooden dwelling at 21 Beach Street Dorchester burned down shortly before 9 pm last night. Owner James J. Breach and family were away. loss valued near $10 000 with $5000 insured. Fire blamed on a defective flue. Officer Haskins from Division 11 sent the alarm from Box 927.
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Beach Street
Dorchester
Haskins
Division 11
James J. Breach
Breach Sole Cutting Machine Company
Breach
American Wringer Co. Manufacturers of Household Wringers
The American Wringer Co located at 13 and 15 Broadway extension in the city markets wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. They offer all kinds of wringers and related laundry aids for customers seeking durable home appliances.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway
City
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