Pacing Showdown at Mystic Draws Large Crowd
Great interest marked the free-for-all pace at Mystic track yesterday at 10 am despite postponement. B B won the final heat after a fierce stretch drive with Paul and Curry, with Brock taking a 2:12 4/5 effort earlier. Whisper placed mid pack as Curry and B B battled through seven heats for a 500 dollar purse.
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Mystic
Gil Curry
Paul
B. B
Curry
Whisper Ae
Whisper
Brock
Seeen
Vn Bs
FOK
G. G
B. G
Manley
Idie Whisper
Ch. m
Golden
Biiien, Jr
Newell
Thistlé
Franklin Park meet closes season with swift straight-heat wins
At Franklin Park Saugus yesterday the fall meet wrapped with limited attendance due to Mystic, featuring two colt stakes and a purse race all decided in straight heats before 5 pm. King’s Protector led the 2:45 trot and pace purse of 500, defeating Mills Bay and others. Coincident daughter of Coincident won the two-year-old race in straight heats with Aleyno runner-up in both heats.
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Franklin Park
Saugus
Mystic
Columbus Stake
Bik. F
Cushrhan
Revaes
White
Bik. c
Harris
Wiet
Neac. cc
Caicwa Cewies
S.ce
Sharpness
Jerry O’neil
King’s
Protector
Prince Albert
Mills Bay
Dore
Aludo
King’s Protector
Mills Boy
B. H
B.g
Abbott
Alwio
C. G
de Josie B
Ch. m
Middleby
W. H
Mills
Harry G
B. G
Titer
Ee Sharpness
B. m
Durland
Wisut
Golden
Aleyno
Tempest Resigns Shock Hits The Algerian Boston Debut
A bombshell at Hollis Street Theatre as Marie Tempest fails to appear in The Algerian. Adele Ritchie steps in as understudy to lead, amid rumors and telegrams from New York. Reginald De Koven discusses Tempest's departure while plans to hire Nancy McIntosh unfold. Public interest rises as fans await the next move.
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Hollis Street
Marie Tempest
Boston
de Koven
Adele Ritchie
Ervin Hopkins
J. M. Hill
Wassen
Miss Tempest
Rich & Harris
Hollis Street Theatre
New York
Rich and Harris
Mass
Tempest
J. M. Hull
Reginald de Koven
Julius Steger
Hill
Mr. Steger
Buffalo
Mit. Hill
Steger
Nancy McIntosh
Burr McIntosh
Zara
Tempest quits New York Opera Company after dispute
Miss Tempest and Mr Hill met in New York at the American Theater Range. Tempest tendered her resignation which was accepted after a dispute over Steger's firing. Hill defended the decision saying Steger was discharged for unsatisfactory work and that Mark Smith will replace him. Steger alleges a plot by enemies and claims he was satisfactory to the composer and stage manager.
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New York
Miss YemPgat
Mr. Hill
Neith
Stage Marker
Mark Smith
Steger
Hat Bleachery for Sale in Albany New York
Wanted to sell or lease a straw and felt hat bleachery described as the most complete bleachery in New York State with good transient and millinery trade and solid selling reasons. Address S Nusbaum 629 Broadway Albany NY.
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New York State
S. Nusbaum
Broadway
Albany
N. Y
Tragedy Shocks Family as Suspected Death Unfolds
The narrative follows a grieving husband, Mrs Butler, and Eileen amid a fatal event blamed on an unseen cause. Neighbors recall no prior suspicion, while the Bradford street residence stands dark and desolate with a dog barking inside.
The Honeymooners debuts at Lyceum with lavish staging
The first performance of The Honeymooners a comic opera by McLellan and Furst at Rochester Lyceum Theatre drew an elite audience. Pauline Hall led a lavish production with striking scenery and costumes and earned repeated encores alongside Richard Golden and Caroline Hamilton who also drew praise for their performances.
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Rochester
N. Y
Co. M.S. McLellan
William Furst
Lyceum Theatre
Pauline Hall
Lyceum
Miss Hall
Richard Golden
Caroline Hamilton
Bostonians
Cambridge Caususes Nominate City Delegates in Quiet Races
Democratic caucuses in Cambridge last night named nominees by ward. Ward 1 and 5 chose John T. Phelan and George T. Leonard. Ward 4 backed Eben H. Googins and Timothy McCarthy. Ward 2 held a bitter vote, finishing at 2 a.m. with Coakley and Houllahan as nominees. Ward 8 results listed John T. Shea 403, John H. Pence 316, James F. Aylward 113.
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Cambridge
John T. Phelan
George T. Leonard A
Eben H. Googins
Timothy McCarthy
Coakley and
Houllahan
John T. Shea
John H. Pence
James F. Aylward
Pugilist Gossip Winds Up Corbett Tour
Champion Corbett returns to Asbury Park to resume training and aims to stay active until he faces Mitchell at Coney Island. The piece notes strong public chatter about Corbett's superiority, lists New Jersey lightweight Billy Goss as a Cribb Club contender, and mentions potential matchups involving Binney Greggains O'Brien Maber and La Blanche as notable recent wins.
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Corbett
Asbury Park
Mitchell
Coney Island
Aleck Greggains
Greggains
Binney
New Hampshire
Jamison
Boston
Maber
Dick O'Brien
O’brien
George la Blanche
Thirteen Athletic Clubs Fail Dues Vote Impasse
Delegates from thirteen clubs including the B A A Suffolks Dorchesters Coopers Lowell Cambridge Worcester Loyolas Father Scully's Gym Riverside Crescent and New England Skating Association gathered at the B A A for the annual meeting. By rule dues were due ten days before the meeting to vote, but none paid on time and all were ineligible. Credentials were correctly signed by only four delegations. President Stimpson announced no business could proceed and the meeting adjourned to November 13.
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Suffolks
Dorchesters
Coopers
Lowell
Cambridge and Worcester
Loyolas
Father Scully’s Gym
Riverside and
Crescent
New England Skating Association
Stimpson
Dorchester High School Beats Somerville In Gridiron Showdown
Dorchester High School eleven defeated Somerville High School 16 to 0 on the Y M C A grounds Somerville yesterday. The 25 minute halves produced a one sided contest with Dorchester outplaying Somerville throughout.
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Dorchester H. S
Somerville
Dorchester High School
Somerville High School
Dorchester Boys
Democrats Pick City Representatives in Bay State Caucuses
Tomorrow Democrats will caucus in city wards to choose representatives. In Ward 1 strong opposition focused on Wood versus Stalker with Campbell Til den and O Connor in the mix. Ward 2 pursues renomination for Donovan and Sullivan with Arthur Shea Kelley Kelly and Flynn challenging. Ward 8 centers on Hayes and Corbett with Sundberg and Mahoney as possible runners. Wards 5 6 7 9 10 11 report incumbents likely nominated with little opposition. In Ward 13 six candidates contend including Kelly Sullivan Merrill McDonough and Gulli van with Kelly pressed for renomination.
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William J. Donovan
Benjamin J. Sullivan
Donovan
Thomas Arthur
Richard Shea
Charles A. Kelley
John Kelly
Cornelius Flynn
Sullivan
Charlestown
John E. Hayes
Joseph J. Corbett
Hayes
Dee
Corbett
Sundberg
John J. Mahoney
Mahoney
James E. Hayes
Joseph J. Kelly
W. J. Sullivan
John Merrill
Quinn
M. J. McDonough
Michael P. Geary
James A. Gullivan
Kelly
Merrill
McDonough
Tammany Club
Bn Ai
Mullane Chosen by Suffolk Democrats at Convention
Delegates at the fourth Suffolk Democratic senatorial convention in the Old Court House selected Jeremiah H. Mullane as their candidate after P. J. Kennedy withdrew his bid. Kennedy had courted Ward 12, Mullane’s strong area, and Mullane received a seamless unanimous vote after a brief presentation. Mullane was welcomed with cheers and thanked the delegates for their support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Kennedy
Mullane
John Quinn, Jr
Daniel P. Toomey
Suffolk
Old Court House
P. J. Kennedy
Kennedy
East
Boston
Ward
Ward 16
Ward 12
Jeremiah H. Mullane
Senate
Christie A. Sheely
Thomas J. Kelleher
Daniel Murphy
C. H. Reinhart
W. J. Donovan
John H. Sullivan
Ward 8
Ward 2
Messrs. Collins
Riley
Sullivan
Eix-Alderman
Mr. Mullane
James Donovan
State Central Committee
Daniel Driscoll
Leary Renominated After Heated South Boston Delegates Fight
In South Boston at the Sixth Suffolk convention Senator Edward J. Leary won renomination after a strained session in the District Court House. The body elected Peter H. Corcoran as temporary chairman amid ward 15 disputes, and after protests and a formal ballot Leary was declared the nominee by acclamation following a late shift to acknowledge Corcoran's election to the State committee.
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Boston
Peninsular
Suffolk County
Great and General Court
Frank C. Wood
Louis Burnham
Wood
Bates
Hugh L. Stalker
John D. Campbell
Tilden
James O’connor
Edward J. Leary
Suffolk
South Boston
John McKenna
Teevans
Alderman Flood
John B. Lynch
D. J. Kinnaly
Ward 14
Ward 15
E. P. Barry
Leary
Dennis J. Cronin
Lynch
Senator Leary
Chuekca
Chuekca Enksse Ee Cronin Sea eRe Eel Orton ED Ees
Geary and Gallivan Poise Sharp Race At Polls
Michael P. Geary leads an independent backed push while Kelly draws regular support and may run independently. The contest is expected to draw many votes statewide as Geary and Gallivan avoid the caucus but Gallivan remains strong.
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Michael P. Geary
Kelly
Geary
Gallivan
Democratic Mecca in Dedham Norfolk county conventions
Dedham hosts county and senatorial gatherings with acclamations. Jonathan Cobb named registrar of probate and insolvency, Elliott Lee nominated county commissioner, Timothy Quinn chosen for senator, Charles Shriver elected state central committee member, and William Moore nominated councillor with thanks to the late David Hall Rice family.
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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 Senate Convention
At Conant Hall Roxbury last night the eighth Suffolk Democratic senatorial convention featured intense opposition to the slated candidate. The informal ballot showed John F. Cronin leading with 40 votes toFrank H. Ricker's 34 amid lively proceedings and interruptions.
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Suffolk
Conant Hall
Roxbury
Patrick F. Gormley
Ward
John A. Daly
Joseph I. Kelley
Stephen Ryan
D. D. Corcoran
Wards
John J. Donovan
John F. Cronin
Frank H. Ricker
Cale Og Bee
Corcoran Motivates Floor as Ward Support Grows
The scene shows Delegate Corcoran reassured by Ward 2 and Ward 22 votes. He rises to deliver another diatribe aimed at the slate, rallying support amid party factional tension.
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Corcoran
Ward 2
Convention nominates local slate for state and district posts
The convention elected William F. Dolan of Ward 19 to the State central committee and named district delegates Ward 19 John J. Flannery Ward 22 Daniel F. Hurley Ward 2 Joseph F. Kelley Candidates Cronin received a strong cheer and asked for the rallying cry Russell Carroll and Cronin as the delegates responded with applause.
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William F. Dolan
Ward
State Central Committee
John J. Flannery
Daniel F. Hurley
Joseph F. Kelley
Cronin
Russell
Carroll
Bennett Wins Everett Nomination After Citywide Campaign
Frank P. Bennett defeated Alderman Robert H. Jenkins for the Everett Republican nomination for Representative. Bennett secured about 1500 votes and won every ward and delegate by a 3 to 1 margin as campaigning intensified with rallies and papers purchased.
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Frank P. Bennett
Robert H. Jenkins
Everett
Bennett
Meeting of Ward 9 Republican Club Endorses Robert Teamed
A meeting last night at the G U O F building North Russell Street by the colored Young Men's Republican Club of Ward 9 was called to order by John Brooks. Andrew B Lattimore presided with Alonzo Long as secretary. Speakers included 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. Resolutions endorsed Robert Teamed 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
Boston Institute Highlights Fifty Years Of Nervous Disease Treatment
The edited Institute in Boston Mass marks nearly thirty years of service in nervous disorders. Dr William H Parker receives a gold jewel medal from the National Medical Association for the prize essay on nervous maladies. Prospectus is free and consultations run daily with weekend hours.
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W. H. Parker
America
Pabody Medical Institute
National Medical Association
Puize
Alan
Parker
England
Medical Review
Boston Press
William H. Parker
Peabody Medieval Institute
Bulfinch St
Boston
Mass
Prospectus
Salvation Army Dedicates Baby in Boston Campaign Kickoff
In Boston a Salvation Army district council met in secret at American Hall then a 250 strong corps marched to the YMCA for a mass meeting. Major Brewer led the program dedicated to a three week old roxbury baby Raymond Elliott, and launched the fall and winter campaign with testimonies, songs, and prayers.
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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
United States
Raymond Elliott
Dorchester Dwelling Destroyed In $10,000 Fire
A two and a half story wooden house at 21 Beach Street Dorchester owned by James J. Breach and his family was destroyed with contents valued at about $10,000. Fire investigated after alarm from Box 927 prior to 9 pm. Loss partly covered by $5,000 insurance with American Wringer Co. cited in report.
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Beach Street
Dorchester
Haskins
Division 11
James J. Breach
Breach Sole Cutting Machine Company
Breach
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Gilmore
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Platt
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Houghton
Glenmere
Derning
Gold Mine
Grosveneur
Debutante Stake
Old Colony
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Deborah
Algerian” Co
Julius Stegler
Mr. Filve Story
J. M. St
Ouid
R. Steger
Pure California
Blanchard & Farb
Eileen
Fred
Bradford Street
Cambridge Caucuses
Pugilistig Gossip
Wil
Y A Isaacson & Co. Clothiers and Bicycle Outfitters
Washington ST
Cornhill
Michael J. O'Brien
William T. Graham
McInerney
Martin F. Ryder
Neil H. Toland
Murphy
Joseph A. Coyle
Edward P. Clark
Hugh McLaughlin
Michael D. Gilbride
McLaughlin
J. H. Mullane
Mh. J. Leary
Walpole
Democrats
Governor’s Council
John F. Cronan
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Boston, Mass
Mt. Auburn St
Salvationists
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J. J. Breach
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