With The Trotters Franklin Park Races Postponed Weather Impacts Meet
An afternoon at Saugus races produced fast heats led by Kerwin in the 2:23 trot. Clara Madison won the Priscilla stake for two year olds while Judge Austin claimed the 2:20 trot as National pressed Kerwin in the late stages.
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Saugus
Gray
Burress
Kerwin
Priscilla
Clara Madison
Hermiters
Judge Austin
Parkside
C. T
Lad
National
Sut
Kern
Elorton
H. Te Paccet
Rade
Titer
Rae Srx
Bowen
Narragansett
Langworthy
Priscilla Atake
Ra Madison
B. F
Platt
Saba Aeved
Hermitess
Caddie Stout
Golden
Peel
Johnson
Eee
Doris
Noyes
Ceee Sree
Austin
Mischief
Gordon Sim
Lon Wilkes
Itinehreth
Ileyrdon Sims
Lydiard
Bik. m
Deavy
Bennand
Linden
Claybourne
Pharon
Critt
Horse racing note with scattered horse names and numbers
A fragmented entry lists multiple horses and numbers across several races including selling and distance notes. Names such as Wagner, Don Ratherland, Priscilla, Sam Weller, Uncle Jess, Beansey, Harry Alonzo appear with associated weights or figures, but the text is garbled and hard to parse.
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Charlie Wil
Wagner
Pao Se
Don Ratherland
Oon Tag
Uncle Jom
Pnee Little
Priscilla
Water
Melba
Woolban
Sam Weller
Minnesata
Iald
Uncle Jess
Play
Jushranger
Rexperience
Beansey
Kilkenny
Tuchen
Harry Alonzo
Lotion
Tom Tough
Vold
Cribb Club elects new officers and deadline for boxing match
The Cribb Club held its annual election with Ham Brock as president Patsey Sheppard as vice president replacing Joseph Lewis who was dropped for conduct prejudicial to the club. The group opened talks for a match between Billy Smith and Dick Burge with swift agreement and imminent ratification.
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Cribb Club
Ham Brock
Patsey Sheppard
A. W. Cooke
B. H. Benton
Joseph Lewis
Corbett
Mitchell
Billy Smith
Dick Burge
England
Smith
Burge
New York
Boston
Cribb
Tom Weaver
Wisconsin
Maber
United States
Dick O’brien
Joe Lewis
O’brien
Lewis
Aleck Greggains
Mather
Providence
McGee
Joe Choyinski
Steve O'Donnell
Crisp
Charles E. Davies
O'Donnell
Match Race at Concord Half-Mile Dash Draws $100 Side
A featured match race at Concord driving park pitted L. E. Currier's Home Rule bay gelding against Natt Jenkins's Bonner Steele gray gelding in two heats for $100 a side. Home Rule won two heats while Bonner Steele took the remaining three and the race. Best time 1:12.
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Concord
L. E. Currier
Home Rule
Natt Jenkins
Bonner Steele
Linden Entries Today Stallions in Open Race Card
Linden races list shows Loantaka 116 Candabra 100 Sanat 106 eee 104 Correction 100 Integrity 04 Mart Briend in first event at one mile eight. West Park 102 Florence Vtrate Inlet Minn Senpijees Calands Equa tion Foxhiaunly 106. Tormentor 115 Watteraun 110 Miss Kittle Poor Jonathan among entries in five and one half furlong selling.
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Loantaka
Candabra
Sanat
Eee
Correction
Integrity
Ow West Park
Florence
Boston Men Defeated by Chicago in Court Tennis Match
A small crowd watched Fiske Warren and Charles J. Hickey of Boston lose to J. J. Cairnes and Henry Peakes of Chicago in straight sets 6-3 6-1 6-4 on the Chicago Athletic Association court. Warren is the U.S. amateur champion.
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Chicago
Chicago Athletic Association
Fiske Warren
United States
Charles J. Hickey
Boston
J. J. Cairnes
Henry Peakes
Chicago Association
Tyler's New Conquest in Plattsburg Marriage
Harry C. Tyler, famed Springfield cycling star, wed Edith M. Thompson of Plattsburg at his former home in Plattsburg on October 19. The ceremony linked two local figures across cycling and athletics communities.
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Plattsburg, N. Y
Harry C. Tyler
Springfield Club
Edith M. Thompson
Plattsburg
Team Shoots At Concord State Rifle Meet for Bronze Trophy
In the 200 yard state military rifle match at Concord New Hampshire on October 19 the Second Regimental staff team scored zero while Third Regimental team made 67 and First regimental 26. First Light Battery posted 97 and Second Regiment Company team had 624 points. Third Regimental team total was 741 and First Regiment four companies scored 240. Company I Second Regiment New Hampshire with 103 of 125 won the team trophy a fine bronze statue and M H Degnan of the same company with 22 earned the top individual prize a gold medal.
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Concord
N. H
Ashua
M. H. Degnan
Hyde Park High defeats Dedham in second team clash
Hyde Park High School defeated Dedham High School 6 to 4 at Fales's field this afternoon.
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Hyde Park H. S
Dedham H
Dedham
Dedham High School
Hyde Parkigh School
Fales
Malden Club Shapes Pool and Billiard Plans for Interclub Trials
The Malden cycling scene advances to pool and billiard trials with a committee led by John Hess and T. Connor Jr for interclub candidates. A whist panel includes N. F. Ames and H. O. Rogers as entries open for a club road race October 26 with entries to John Bianchi.
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John Hess
T. Connor, Jr
J. McLaughlin
N. F. Ames
H. O. Rogers
John Bianchi
Hudson Cycle Club
Westboro
Fitchburg
Leominster
Clinton
Berlin
Spencer
Millbury
Whitins
Charles P. Tucker
Marlboro
Maynard
Acton
Concord
Waltham
Stowe
Sawyer
Hudson
Northboro
Worcester
Misa Margaret Kirkwood
Egleston Square
Zimmerman
Springfield
Hartford Wheel Club
Windle
Tyler
Charter Oak Park
Hartford
Wheeler
Zimmy
Leaming
Kings County Bans Mitchell Corbett Fight at Coney Island
In New York on October 19 authorities in Kings County decided not to permit the Mitchell versus Corbett bout at Coney Island Athletic Club. Corbett confirmed he would continue training and would not commit to fighting at another venue unless the fight moves forward.
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Brookuln
Boody
Courtney
Kings County
Mitchell-Corbett
Coney Island
Corbett
Asbury Park
N. J
Mitchell
Coney Island Athletic Club
Malden Tailor Found With Gas On In Quincy House Room
Rudolph Kramer a 47 year old Malden tailor and fraternal figure was found in his Quincy House room at 10 pm with the gas turned on full. He had been on a days long spree and may have accidentally caused the gas to flood the room after waking in a dazed state.
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Rudolph Kramer
Malden
Washington Street
Quincy House
Kramer
Quincy
Australians Win Over Detroit in Cricket Match
In Detroit the Australians defeated the Detroit Athletic Club by 157 runs after Bruce scored 100 and Trumble added 30. Graham was out for 14 early. MacPherson and Butzel remained the only bright spots for Detroit as they tallied 71 in reply to 202.
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Detroit
Detroit Athletic Club
Graham
Bruce
Trumble
Codd
Shake Up At Police Captain Position Rumored
The Post reports a looming shift in police leadership as Captain Dawson faces opposition from a commissioner minority. Several lieutenants’ claims are under review, with two strong candidates remaining. A decision may come today with a possible surprise in tonight or tomorrow’s general orders.
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Dawson
Police
Cain
Watts
Gaskin
Varsity and Graduate Eleven at Jarvis Field Show Practice
At Jarvis Field the university eleven faces the graduates in practice. The graduates may field Cranston John Highlands and Finlay Upton and Blanchard Hallowell and Crossby Harding Lake Porter and Trafford. Captain Waters will finalize the varsity lineup soon as secret practice starts on Soldiers Field next week. The class teams M and 95 gain strength while 9 scores 12 to 6 against Manual Training School. The Harvard Gun Club Founders cup results leave Byrd as winner after a shoot off with Pike Sargent Byrd and Lee and Merriam and Sterling and Barton.
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Specteators
Jarvis Field
University
Cranston
John
Highlands
Finlay
Upton
Blanchard
Hallowell
Harding
Lake
Porter
B. Trafford
Waters
Soldiers’ Field
Manual Training School
Harvard Gun Club
Pike
Sargent
Byrd
Lee
Merriam
Sterling
Barton
College athletes clash in joint BC Holy Cross meet
Boston College and Holy Cross held a joint championship in the South End amid delays over eligibility. BC won on points with a record of numerous sprint and field event wins led by Maguire and Weters, while Holy Cross claimed several top finishes and the team title. Registration reminders follow.
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Boston College
Holy Cross College
South End
Bannon
Holy Cross
Birch
B. ¥. Weters
Boston
J. Bickford
B. F.weters
Henry Austin
J. F. O'Brien
D. J. Carmody
J. Devlin
C. Donegan
M. F. Maguire
R. McAllister
J. J. McLaughlin
A. Hartz
C. O’connor
B. Lee
M. Powers
T. Kearns
T. Smith
J. P. Lawless
J. Hart
Tin
J. McGrail
J. Purcell
A. Does
J. J. Purcell
R. McAlister
Co. J. Murphy
J. Cleary
Best Letter Prize on Post Circulation Growth
Readers invited to submit observations on the growth of the Post and Sunday Post circulation versus other Boston morning papers. Submit concise notes on local paper readership, city transit and business places, avoiding exaggeration. Address Comparison Editor The Post The American Wringer Co 13 and 15 Broadway extension.
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American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
Cit
Massachusetts Nautical Training School Examinations Set
An examination will be held at No 6 Rowe s Wharf on Wednesday Oct 25 at 10 p m Applicants must pass a physical exam The course covers seamanship navigation marine engineering and collateral branches Applications accepted at the board of commissioners 178 Devonshire Street Secretary McLellan directs the matter.
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Massachusetts Nautical Training School
Rowe's Wharf
the Board of Commissioners
Devonshire Street
McLellan
Voter Ward Registration Centers Listed Across City
Ward offices opened citywide for voter registration with locations at Chapman Schoolhouse Eutaw street Armory Building Maverick street and multiple wards including Bunker Hill Lexington corner Wells Schoolhouse Blossom and City Hall. Registration ends Tuesday October 24 at 10 PM per Board of Registrars Linus E Pearson Michael Carney John A Collins.
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Chapman
Eutaw Street
Armory
Maverick Street
Bunker Hill Street
Lexington Street
Ward
Baldwin Street
City Hall
City Square
North Bennet Street
Charity
Chardon Street
Wells
Blossom Street
Anderson Street
Central Office
Beacon Street
Starr King
Tennyson Street
Pierpont
Hudson Street
Spellman
Broadway
B Street
Hawes
East Fourth Street
Dorchester Street
Washington Street
Waltham Street
West Concord Street
Cabot Street
Vine Street
Court House
Roxbury Street
Phillips, Cor
Smith Street
Municipal Court Room
Seaverns Avenue
Court Room
Adams Street
Linus E. Pearson
Michael Carney
John A. Collins
Board of Registrars of Voters
Insolvent Estates of Wing and Winchester Called for Creditors
Commonwealth of Massachusetts In insolvency Messenger's Notice. Notice is given that a Court of Insolvency has ordered a meeting of creditors of Isaac T. Wing and Albert R. Winchester, insolvent debtors of Lynnfield and Everett, to prove debts and choose assignees at Cambridge on November 9 at 9 o clock. Debts and property transfers are forbidden by law.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
Superior Court
A. D
Cambridge
Boston Post
Boston
Suffolk
Theo
C. Hurd
Charles A. Lunt
Ohn W. McKim
Esquire
Bluah Geolgh
Register
Pnezer Gay
Beacon Street
Commonwealth OF Massachtushtps
Marie B. Enticker
Fran J. Seidensticker
Ton Post
John W. McKim
Ijah George
Y Denn F. Gahalan
Dennis Cahalan
Elias George
Elizabeth
Townsend
Jab
A. Sawyer
Sursex
A. D. Sons
Rollin EB. Harmon
S. H. Folsom
Mib
E. Blaisdell
Anna PB. Blaisdell
Carlisle
An . Stockwell
Lester A. Hulse
Charles H. Whlch
RA BR. Blaisdhl
Blaisdell
Benjamin W. Harris
Wire
H. Folsom
Middlesex, Sr
Melrose
M. Frank Fastman
Shortt
Essenger
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Sheff
Commonwealth OF Massach
Robert 6
Moorhoush
Robert V
Moorhousd
Ohoete
Pemberton Square
John F. Kelly
B. Walki
County of Battle
Frank M. Davis
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