Saugus Trotting Second Day Offers Fast Times And Tight Finishes
Excellent attendance at Franklin Park Saugus kicks off a brisk day of trotting and pacing with strong performances. Perial wins the Debutante stake for foals of 1892 while George K. takes the 2:26 pace and Big F wins the 2:25 trot in close finishes, with notes on breaks and risky moves shaping the program.
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Franklin Park
Gaugus
Lady Alcy
Perial
George K
Big
Gil Curry
Paul
B. B
Whisper
Bunconfda
Mystic
Mr. Gray
Lady Aley
Risk
R. Qerey
Austin
B. c
Cushman
T . de GC
Cushmar
Ssrerrieres
George KK
Ruby Mac
Ruby
Princess H
Golden
Princess
George
Ruby Mae
George F. B. G
Ne Bié
B. Gm
Frincess M
Br. m
6. M
Fitleld
Ariboro
Proposed match between Dick OBrien and Shadow Mather off
The Cribb Club cancels the OBrien Mather bout amid breach concerns with Joe Lewis who was coordinating matches. Lewis is accused of seeking other opponents for OBrien while an agreement for Mather remained in force.
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Dick O’brien
Mather
Maine
Cribb
Joe Lewis
O’brien
Lewis
St. Paul
Boston
Montana Kid
Metropole
Maber
Lewiston
O'Brien
Providence
Montana
Jack McGee
Sparrers
Dick Burge
Martin Flaherty
Bobby Burns
Weir- Murphy
Flaherty
Skelly
Siddons
Pierce
Judge Newton
Coney Island
Nelse Innes
Sporting News
Nelse
Charley Mitchell
Doc. Robbins
Philadelphia
Chicago
Mitchell
Captain Cooke
Kid McCoy
Wheeling
West Virginia
Dick O'Brien
Tom Carter
California
Fred Morris
Joe Walcott
Mandi Mucu
Faithful and Trusted Employee Dies at 25 Years of Service
Charles Dunsett died yesterday morning of heart disease. He had spent the last twenty-five years as coachman to E. D. Jordan Sr. of 46 Beacon Street. The death coincided with his twenty-fifth anniversary in Jordan's service. He was renowned for honesty and reliability and was formerly with Richard P. D. Farker. His loss is deeply regretted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dunsett
E. D. Jordan, Sr
Beacon Street
City
Richard PD. Farker
Reading deal at Paine's Furniture on book storage
Five volumes for one year at one cent captures readers and shoppers. The scheme is a clever cost-saving plan on library storage, advertised by Paine's Furniture Company as a practical offer for book buyers, owners, and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Fatal Pennsylvania limited wreck claims entire engine crew
At Wellsville Ohio the Pennsylvania limited wrecked at 6:15 AM. Engineer Caruthers and engineer Robert Jackson died at the scene. Elmer Jackson, fireman, died later. Baggagemaster Alexander Frazier and electricians Robert Ferry and Robert Fowler were injured. Fog is blamed for signals possibly being unseen. Passengers unharmed and property damage slight.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Limited
Wellsville
Caruthers
Robert Jackson
Allegheny
Elmer Jackson
Alexander Frazier
Robert Ferry
Robert Fowler
Limited
Young Jackson
Mitchell Confident of Victory in Chicago Match
In Chicago the veteran Mitchell and partner Jim Hall enjoy the World's Fair as Mitchell predicts a win. He argues against lengthy training, saying his hands and stamina remain strong and that he still has a fighting chance despite aging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mitchell
Jim Hall
Charlie
Corbett
Jackson
Century Run Attracts Unusually Large Entry For Press Club ride
The Press Club hosts its annual century run with two parties starting at 6:00 am and 7:30 am routes to Newburyport and back to the clubhouse. Notables include Captain B W Isfort and Lieutenant James P Clark leading the groups, with a long list of entrants from various clubs and patrons. The report notes Cleveland Wheel Club rider G Merrills setting an Ohio twenty four hour record of 246 miles and recounts road race accidents including P J McDuffee and P J Clark incidents during a B A A 25 mile race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
B. W.W. Isfort
James P. Clark
G. A. Perkins
Jack Fisher
J. E. Towne
D. J. Greene
J. M. Savage
Co. BE. Sweet
R. W. Matthews
Andrew Eppler
C. F. Harding
A. A. Déan
W. A. H. Hardy
George ‘Whittin
R. Gordon
A. E. Anderson
W. Marshall
A. W. Pease
E. D. Norris
J. D. Cummings
G. H. Stevens
H. R. Egbert
A. K H. Hagerly
A W. Ross,Jr
T. Cooper
J. J. Pastine
W. A. Smith
W. W. Hunnewell
Thomas Leaton
GD. Arnold
Ed Martyn
A. V. Haton
B. R. Sweet
J. F. Davies
W. F. Stevens
J. T. Tarr
Thomas Caton
Margaret Kirkwood
H. G. Kirkwood
H. ©. Kirkwood
H. Alther
H. F. Burns
F. Whitney
W. F. Holmes
A. LeBaron
F. Lincoln
C. BE. Way
J. Vi. Hall
J. W. Hall
W. N. Forrest
C. F. Spindell
C. J. Swan
J. AL. Hall
C. A. Fowler
George M.stevens
R. W. Emerson
E. B. McKim
R. B. Plummer, Jr
Theodore Rothe
A. C. White
Wallace Plummer
H.mclaughlin
B. Packard
W. B. Taylor
W. H. Gibson
W. M. Lindsay
C. A. Collins
A. BE. Dennett
S. F. Brown
Moses Sheriff
W. 3. Brazier
E. H. Snow
Co. G. Merrills
Cleveland Wheel Club
Ohio
P. J. Clark
Ed Clark
McDuffee
Porter
Snow
Russians Reach Paris Amid Frenzied Welcome for Avelan
Admiral Avelan and fifty officers of the Russian squadron arrive in Paris after a Toulon voyage. Crowds throng Gare de Lyon and Champs Elys es as women rush to kiss the visitors, with receptions at the Military Club and a luncheon. The party visits the Russian church, Elysee Palace, and the Chamber of Deputies amid widespread acclaim.
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Paris
Toulon
Avelan
Gare de Lyon
Russia
Rue de Lyon
Place de la Bastile
General Chenoine
Baratier
Chenoine
Petit Journal
Fredensborg
Czarina
Marie Dagmar
Denmark
Waldemar
MM. Bert and
Judet
Rue Daru
Sumolssador
France
Chamber of Deputies
Cercle Militaire
Rue Grenelle
Carnot
Baron Mohrenheim
Senate
War
Marine
No Game at Harvard Today. Practice Only Until Next Dartmouth Match
Harvard football communities report no game today against Tufts with practice as usual. Next Saturday Harvard seeks to outscore Yale after Dartmouth's 28 point win, while the varsity and second elevens struggle with offensive consistency. Class teams prepare for interclass contests with Garfield as referee and Upton as umpire.
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Harvard
Tufts
Dartmouth
Yale
Garfield
Williams College
Law School
Upton
Yale Football Notes Ahead of 1896 Season
Yale boasts Hinkey and a Yale captain's brother among candidates for end rush on the freshmen eleven. Lehigh is strong this year. The West Point and Annapolis Cadets game promises a hot duel with John Hartwell coaching Annapolis and Laurie Bilis teaching Yale tricks to the Cadets. Yale halfback De Witt returns after his father's death to boost the eleven. The 1896 eleven aims to win the Harvard class championship this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Lehigh
West Points
Annapolis
John Hartwell
Laurie Bilis
de Witt
Chester
Harvard
Reward Guarantee For Morrill Arrest Issued
Charles H. Bartlett receiver of People's Fire Insurance Company issues a personal card guaranteeing the $1000 reward for the arrest of Charles F. Morrill, the late treasurer, following questions about the legality raised by stockholders in Manchester New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Charles H. Bartlett
People's Fire Insurance Company
Charles F. Morrill
Australians Beat All Canada By One Inning And 70 Runs
The Australians defeated All Canada in Toronto by one inning and 70 runs in a cricket match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
All Canada
Early Race Card Highlights with Tote Values
First race five furlongs selling features Dr Garnett with Penniless Foxhound 110 Token 103 Westpark 102 My Girl Colt and others. Second race one mile handicap shows Banquet 116 Beansy 105 Soundmore 104 Candelabra 102 Correction 101. Third race six furlongs selling Minn e haa 112 Play or Pay 104 Reynard Shelly Tuttle Darkness 100 Johnette 97. Fourth race seven furlongs selling Nero 115 Tom Tough 112 Experience 110 Reginald 107 Speculation 106 Double Cross 102 Dallyrian Circular 100 Roland Reed 87. Fifth race six furlongs selling Daly 98 Miss Galop Lamiere Son Malheur Florence Iola Sadie W 95. Sixth race one mile handicap Banquet 123 Beansy 118 Tom Watson 105 Major Joe 103 Air Plant 100 Integrity 97 Marigold 96 Henry Alonzo
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Dr. Garnett
Token
Westpark
My Girl Colt
Little Pirate
Faustina Colt
Equation
Bessie Smith
Blossom
Rebecca Rowett
Eleanor B
Banquet
Beansy
Soundmore
Candelabra
Correction
Kildeer
Minnehaha
Play Or Pay
Reynard
Shelly
Tuttle
Darkness
Johnette
Nero
Tom Tough
Experience
Reginald
Speculation
Double Cross
Dallyrian
Circular
Roland Reed
Daly
Miss Galop
Lamiere
Son
Malheur
Florence
Iola
Sadie W
Tom Watson
Major Joe
Air Plant
Integrity
Marigold
Henry Alonzo
Freshman Crew Candidates Report for Fall Training
About 100 men answered the call for candidates for the freshman crew. Captain Davis explained the plan as candidates were weighed and divided into squads by weight. They will practice this fall in the gymnasium under Vail using the rowing machine chest-weights and dumbbells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Vail
Jackson as Uncle Tom at Park Theatre in New York
Peter Jackson and his Uncle Tom's Cabin company fill the Park Theatre nightly with curiosity seekers and refined theatergoers. Jackson displays surprising talent and education, outperforming some in the company. Parson Davies shines in dual roles and a friendly sparring bout with Joe Choynski adds color to the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peter Jackson
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Metropolis
Park Theatre
Parson Davies
Charles Harris
Parson
Joe Choynski
Republican Club Dinner in Massachusetts Sets Record
The third annual Republican Club of Massachusetts dinner on October 25 shows strong ticket sales. Speakers likely include Frederick T. Greenhalge, Roger Walcott, John Dalzell, Henry Cabot Lodge, and William P. Frye, with attendance of Frye and Lodge hinging on Senate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Club
Massachusetts
Frederick T. Greenhalge
Roger Walcott
John Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Henry Cabot Lodge
William P. Frye
Maine
Senate
Queer Wedding of Charles Fair at Oakland Church
The wedding of Charles Fair to Caroline D. Smith known as Maud Nelson disrupted gossip in San Francisco social and sporting circles. The pair, having traveled world wide together, wed with Hackman Muleen as best man at St Johns Church Oakland after Fair escaped confinement. Ex Senator Fair disowned his son.
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San Francisco
Charles Fair
Caroline D. Smith
Maud Nelson
Charles
Chicago
Young Fair
Maison Riche
Hackman Muleen
St. John's Church
Oakland
Fair
Mysterious poisoner targets dogs in Dorchester neighborhood
In Dorchester near Forest Avenue a mysterious poisoner uses strychnine laced food to kill a Newfoundland dog owned by Charles H. Skillings and rabbits owned by Dr. Hurley. A six year old girl narrowly survived after a poisoned doughnut was found on her doorstep. A detective investigates as residents demand the slayer be found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Skillings
Forest Avenue
Dorchester
Maxwell Street
Capen
Skillings
Hurley
Thetford Street
Rother
Millionaire King to Stay in McLean Asylum
Ex Governor Long endorses keeping William H. King in the McLean Insane Asylum due to age, mental condition, and risk of seizures, noting his wealth covers care and public inspection is limited. Judge Bumpus disagrees, arguing the old man deserves outside care. others blame Mrs. Webster Ross’s influence. The piece mentions a local retailer, American Wringer Co., as a separate item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
William H. King
McLean Insane Asylum
Mr. Long
King
McLean
E. C. Bumpus
E. A. Webster Ross
A. P. Golden
Worcester
Webster Ross
Boston Leather Dealer George White Faces Bank Losses
A Boston leather business led by George B. White caused combined bank losses nearing 100000 in a scheme likened to the Thomas O. Richardson case. Banks report diffuse damage from collateral and poor security while White remains elusive amid a pending warrant for obtaining money under false pretences.
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Boston
George B. White
Purchase Street
Thomas O. Richardson
White
New York
Philadelphia
William S. White
Amazon
William A. Gaston
Gaston
Continental
George White
Pennsylvania
Insolvency notices for creditors meetings and assignee accounts
Notices of insolvency hearings in Suffolk Massachusetts. Creditors invited to prove claims at Court of Insolvency in Boston on specified dates for Andrew Frank Georg Albert Kimball Robert Moorhouse Abel Fisher and others with assignee updates and objection rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Andrew Frank
Boston
George W. Bent
Thomas O'Gallaghan
Commonwealth OF Massachuseits
Robert WY. Moorhouse
Court House
Pemberton Square
John F. Kelly
Merit
Essenger
Georg
Albert Kimbal
Toston
Rank Kimball
Abel 5
Fisher
Account NL
Bates
Yellowstone Charlie Tells His Story In Court
Lawrence October 17 Special to the Post Isaiah Hunnewell known as Yellowstone Charlie testified in Superior Court regarding an April 1 robbery attempt on William Warren of Saugus. Day Chandler and Purcell faced charges. Day and Purcell were found guilty for breaking and entering and assault with intent to rob Warren. Chandler received seven years. Purcell seven. Day nine years. Hunnewell was found not guilty of breaking and entering. He described his past as a sailor and soldier, and his connection to Chandler and the gang amid plans to rob the old man with gold barrels in the Warren house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
The
Post
William Warren
Saugus
Boston
Isaiah Hunnewell
Yellowstone
Charlie
Annewell
Hunnewell
Horatio G. Day
Warren
Frank M. Chandler
Jack Purcell
Day
Chandler
Purcell
Carleton
General Custer
Track
Halloween concert and ball by Clan Mackenzie No 1
Clan Mackenzie No 1 of the Order of Scottish Clans will hold a Halloween concert and ball at Odd Fellows Hall on the corner of Berkeley and Tremont streets Thursday evening.
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Clan Mackenzie
Order of
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Berkeley and
Tremont Streets
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Millionaire King
American Wringer Co
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Reapville
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Krighton
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W. H. Parker
Isochon
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America
Pabody Medical Institute
Hora National
Parker
England
Medical Review
Sven
David I. Duntam
Ahway
Union
New Jersey
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N. Teahway
N. J
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Jetter
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R. GORDON_REMEDY CO
Tremont Lee
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the Post
Beacon Club
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Avon Street
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