Record Mile On Quadruplet Bicycle Sets Extraordinary Time
Buffalo crowd witnesses John Johnson ride a mile on a quad bicycle in 1:35.9, beating horse and single rider records. Callahan Seavey O Connor Rhodes comprise the quad as Johnson follows closely and predicts a 1:30 mile tomorrow.
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Buffalo
N. Y
John
Johnson
Salvator
Monmouth Park
N. J
California
Geraldine
Callahan
Seavey
Domino
Patrick O'Connor
W. A. Rhodes
Tragedy Near North Attleboro Ends with Double Death
Clarence Cogswell, 40, a North Attleboro bench hand and Odd Fellows member, killed his wife Nellie, 35, then killed himself on the Old Kent road near Sheldonville after a quarrel about alleged infidelity. The couple, with three children, were en route to see his ailing mother when found about 4:30 p.m. Both died from gunshot wounds.
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Providence
Clarence Cogswell
North Attleboro
Odd Fellows
Old Kent Road
Wrenthamne
Nellie Cogswell
Sheldonville
Mass Republican Club Dinner Draws Big Crowd at Music Hall
A large Republican gathering at Music Hall for the fourth annual Massachusetts club dinner drew top party leaders including Governor Greenhalge Lieutenant Governor Wolcott and Senator Higgins of Delaware. Speakers praised the party and held the crowd in attentive silence as they lauded anti Tammany sentiment and campaign vigor.
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Republican Club
Music Hall
Hawley, Higgins, Greenhalge
Wolcott
Sewall
Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Francis H. Appleton
Greenhalge
Senator Lodge
Anthony Higgins
Delaware
Harold M. Sewall
Maine
Joseph H. Walker
Elijah Morse
William M. Butler
Senate
George von L. Meyer
Austin, Blanchard, Gray and Sanger
BE. Co. Benton
J. G. B. Adams
Olin
Sanford
Boston Board of Aldermen
Hibbard
Boston Republican City Committee
Kent
Republican State Committee
Henry Parkman
Curtis Guild
Joseph R. Hawley
Appleton
Peabody
New York
Higgins
Delaware Statesman
Roger Wolcott
Pope Manufacturing to Open Boston Branch and Cut Columbia Price
Pope Manufacturing Co announces a Boston branch as part of consolidating headquarters at Hartford. The price of Columbia bicycles drops to 100 dollars for 1895, aiming for increased sales while maintaining quality commitments and broader distribution. Albert L. Pope will head the Boston operation with a new Hartford edifice opening mid December.
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Pope Manufacturing Company
Columbia
United States
Pope Manufacturing Co
Boston
Hartford
Columbia Bicycles
Pope Mfg. CO
Connecticut
Pope
Pattison
L. S. Dow
Columbus Avenue
Albert L. Pope
Colonel Pope
The
Kiam Kirke Corey
A. D. Peck
Bert Perkins
Pope Company
Hentz
Oak Hall offers wide range of gentleman and youth wear
Oak Hall Boston promotes a large stock of men and boys apparel including overcoats suits capes ulsters reefers fur coats leather jackets and uniforms. The four story workrooms at 44 North Street are open for public inspection by permit. G W Simmons & Co lists 82 to 44 North Street Oak Hall.
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Oak Hall
North St
G. W. Simmons & CO
North &T
Boston
Prohibition Candidate Richardsons Pro APA Stance
Alfred W. Richardson denounces a Haverhill despatch as misrepresented claiming he supports the American Protective Association and is a member in good standing. He states he is in hearty sympathy with its principles and not deterred by being labeled a voting target.
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Alfred W. Richardson
Prohibition Party
Haverhill
American Protective Association
Patriotic Order of the Three Mystic Letters
Foot Gaught in a Frog
Herman R. Peavey of Reading aged 27, a brakeman for the Boston and Maine railroad, was crippled for life after his left foot became caught in a frog in the Union station yard. A train passed over the limb, crushing the foot and lower leg. doctors amputated the leg at the hospital. He resides in Reading.
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Reading
Boston & Maine Railroad
Union Station
Steamer Chatham Runs Aground Near Sabin's Point
The Chat ham of Merchants and Miners' Transportation Co. bound for Baltimore went ashore on mud flats near Sabin's Point tonight. The vessel is uninjured and expected to float at flood tide tomorrow morning.
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Providence
Chatham
the Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company
Baltimore
Sabin
Weather forecast for New England states
Washington reports for Thursday the forecast across New England. Maine and New Hampshire see light morning rain in extreme south portions with generally fair skies and east winds. Vermont stays fair with east winds. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut expect morning rain then clearing, with east winds increasing and small temperature changes.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Harding Breaks 100 Mile Cycling Record In St Louis
Bert Harding set a new 100 mile pacing record at the fair grounds track in St Louis with a time of 4h 27m 656 4-5s surpassing Frank Redway of Canada. G A Maxwell also lowered Johnson's three mile mark running 7m 5 2-5s.
Obvious Convenience Galleried Tea Table Promotion
Paine's Furniture Co promotes galleried tea tables as a fashionable new standard for afternoon tea. The ad claims instant popularity, highlights mahogany construction with burnished trimmings, and touts over 50 styles at a price said to undercut the market. Located at 48 Canal St.
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Paine’s Furniture CO
Canal ST
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