Metropolitan Driving Club Matinee Races at Charles River Speedway
The third Metropolitan Driving Club matinee drew a large crowd at the Charles River track. Wilkie won the fast keens class race his third victory while Bert 8 repeated his two earlier wins in the fast trotting division, with multiple listed horses across classes A to L and times shown.
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Metropolitan Driving Club
Charles River Speedway
Enter Wilkie
Keens
Bert
Furbush
Ebene
J. Furbush
Phoebon W
B. See
Louise E
Lockwood
W. J. Bates
Binjolla
Bik
George Coyle
Tom Drew
M. Goodspeed
Goodspeed
Henry Wood
Dumfley
Burnham
Red Light
C. m
Mr. Gibbons
A. UL. Jameson
Bellbrino
B. m
Mr. Jameson
Mic Etbiatevats
C. Blaney
Mutineer
Bik. G
Blaney
Bik. m
Mr. Cronon
Pate
Nancy Graystone
Garmon
Alvola
Mr. Gapmon
A. J. Furbush
Marchwood, Ch
Esseeerseseenes
Seserrerssscerseres
D. J. Nelligan
Nellgan
Ceeeseedecereerssereeresstersesst
A. W. Turner
Helen R
Nevens
F. E. Burnham
D. Hunt
Curta
Buta
H. Belledeu
Mr. Belledeu
Lincoln Club Promises Three Star Boxing Cards in Chelsea
The Lincoln Athletic Club in Chelsea schedules a three event card Tuesday night featuring Amby McGarry in a 15 round main event. Promoter Paddy Walsh touts McGarry’s 107 fights in two years and a string of notable opponents.
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West Chelsea
Lincoln Club
Amby McGarry
New York
Deshter
Cambridge
Dave
Kid
New Eustand
Lincoln
McGarry
Wilivan
Baltimore
Paddy Walsh
Miah Murray
Willie Fits
Barrish
Tommy Rawson
Boston
Freddie O'Brien
Chelsea
Billy Burke
Philadelphia
Portland
Sery
Dedham and Chelsea Renew Rivalry at Stone Park
Dedham High faces Chelsea High for the second time this season at Stone Park tomorrow afternoon. Dedham, favorites after a 10 to 0 victory at Chelsea, seeks another win to add to their standings.
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Dedham
Dedham High
Chelsea High
Stone Park
Chelsea
Edith H. the famous Mare heads to sale after long career
The renowned Edith H. a 18 year old mare with a 2 10% record and storied line of wins from Deucalion to Nutbourne is sent to auction as Lawson estate stock farm ends. The horse once battled top pacers in New England racing. Auction may end her racing days for a pleasant home.
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New York
Lawson
New England
Providence
Concord
N. H
Bunce, Jr
Gil Curry
Blanche Louise
Bunco, Jr
Rigby Track
Portland
Early Bird
Tomah
Governor Guild Speaks in Northampton Before Crowd
Governor Curtis Guild Jr spoke to a Northampton audience with Representative Luce and Congressman Gillett present. Luce praised Guild’s results while Gillett focused on national issues. Guild mocked Moran and Hearst during a brisk, warmly received appearance with cheers and an impromptu reception.
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Luce
Somerville
Gillett
John B. Moran
Massachusetts
Curtis Guild, Jr
Governor Guild
Gillette
Smith College
L. C. Seelye
Governor Guild Attacks Moran in Massachusetts Speech
The governor accuses John B. Moran of aligning with Hearst tactics and failing to face his record as district attorney. He questions Moran’s fitness for office, cites past actions against criminals and temperance cases, and urges voters to judge by public records rather than promises.
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Moran
Hearst
Massachusetts
Suffolk County
John B. Moran
Fall River
Temperance
Charles Street
Commonwealth
Boston City Hall
Ice Trust
Grand Jury
Provident Securities & Banking Co
Waterfront Fishing Fleet Brings In Landings and Arrivals
Nine trins docked at the fish pier with mostly small fares and 159,700 pounds landed. Haddocks sold at 41-4 cents, large cod at 61-4 cents, markets 3 cents, bake 1 3-4 to 21-4, pollock 8 cents, cash 2 cents a pound. Several vessels and crews listed with tonnages and cargoes. yacht Vision presented to customs. Georgian from London with tea wool goatskins liquor black chalk. Cymric bound for Queenstown and Liverpool. Foxhall sold to Bruns wick line. Jolando voyage to Buenos Aires followed by two Italian-rig vessels Harrison and Oriana with 1,500,000 feet of lumber. Cleared and sailed steamer movements include Romanic, Gambatan, Manchester, Galimore, Michigan, City of Augusta, Virginian, Wolfville, Maggie Miller, and many tugs and barges.
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Haddocks
Haddock
George E. Lane, Jr
Catherine and
Ellen
Appomattox
Seers
John M. Keen
Slade Gorton
Nettie Frank
Sedercest
James and
Esther
Jolando
Buenos Ayres
Harrison. G. Johnson
Oriana
Italy
Honey Brook
Port Johnson
Co. RB. R
Guttenburg
Pilgromas J. Parker
Metacomet
del Willard
Ater
Riverside
Eee
Portson
Romanic
Azores
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Manchester
Eng
Galimore
Antwerp
Baltimore
Michigan
Liverpool
Limon
C.it
Mystic
Louisburg
City of Augusta
Savannah
Gotten
Jacksonville
Brunswick
Emma EK. Potter
Clementsrt
Wolfville
Maggie Miller
Parrsboro
N. S
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Item
Shipping notices list arrivals and routes with steamer names and ports of call including Yokohama Hiogo Shanghai Hong Kong Manila Colombo and Norfolk. It records ship movements to New York Newport News Bangor and Rockland with dates in July August and September and notes tugs and barges in coastal traffic.
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Br. Vy
Fhymson
Yokohama
Hiogo
Shanghei
Hong
Kong
Manila
Penats
Colombo
Midge
Patterson, Wylda & Co
Georgian
Fortay
Abbott
C. B
Hngon
Devanpah
Gas Seen
Philadelphia
Vila
Norfolk
New York
Burton
Y State
Peterson
Newport News
Bantam B. Fuller
Bilal
Bath
City of
Bangor
Bois
Gloucester
Lewis
Cheet Ba
Chenango
Scranton
G. B
Haienburgport
Triton
Rockland
Rae
Cala
Renconta
Deak
Randiett
John Orate Red
Disetan
Pemaquid
Ola Goburn
Mrs Barlow Wins Philadelphia Women’s Golf Championship
At Haverford grounds Merion on October 26 Mrs Ronald H Barlow of Merion defeated her teammate Miss Frances Griscom 1 up in an 18 hole match to win the individual women’s golf championship of Philadelphia on the Merion Cricket Club links.
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Haverford Golf Grounds
Penn
Ronald H. Barlow
Merion
Frances Griscom
Philadelphia
Merion Cricket Club
Saint-Saens Arrives in New York Amid Illness
Camille Saint-Saens, the 13 French composer, arrived in New York aboard the La Province from Havre. He suffered a severe cold and sore throat during the voyage but is improved now, with his American engagements mostly intact aside from the Boston concert canceled. his first New York appearance is scheduled for next Friday night.
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New York
Camille Saint- Saens
la Provence
Havre
M. Saint-Saens
Boston
Dartmouth Off to Meet Williams in Springfield
Dartmouth football and substitutes left Hanover amid student cheers for an out of town game tomorrow against Williams in Springfield. Captain Glaze and 28 players and substitutes are listed on the trip with a strong Williams test anticipated.
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Dartmouth
Williams
Hanover
N. H
College Hall
Springfield
Glaze
Brusse
Dillingham
M. K. Smith
Tobin
Lang
C. W. Smith
Pritchard
Stearns
Stern
MacDonald
Peyear
Hobbs
Davis
Kennedy
de Angelis
Brooks
McDevitt
Stuart
Steward
Henneage
Greenwood
Hathaway
Baldwin
Bankart
Driver
Dudley
Cornell Sets Sights On Princeton at Polo Grounds
Thirty Cornell football players, coaches, and trainers led by head coach Glen Warner arrived in New York from Ithaca with more than five times as many students for the game against Princeton at the Polo Grounds tomorrow.
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Cornell
Princeton
New York
Cornell University
Glen Warner
Ithaca
Polo Grounds
Washington Boxer Draws With Cote in 16 Rounds
Tommy Lowe of Washington D C and Arthur Cote of Biddeford Me dueled 16 rounds in Providence R I tonight ending in a decisionless draw. The bout at Lymansville featured a competitive exchange with neither fighter securing a win.
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Providence
R. 1
Tommy Lowe
Washington, D. C
Arthur Cote
Biddeford
Lymansville
No Race for Cup in 1907
New York Oct 26 The Evening Post reports there will be no race for the America's Cup next year It notes a possible race in 1908 if Lipton and the New York Yacht Club can agree but no agreement has been reached and Lipton has had no conference with club officers.
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Deucalion
Nutbourne
Belmont
Miss Russell
Maud S
Nutwood
Kentucky
Princept
Tilton
N. H
Fanny Rice
New York
Evening Post
New York Yacht Club
Thomas Lipton
Boston Theatre Season Promises Opera and Stage Extravaganza
Tremont to host first Boston showing of Puccini opera Madame Butterfly with three casts backed by Henry W Savage. Boston stages feature Student King final showings, My Lady's Maid debut, Peter Pan triumph for Maude Adams, and a packed out schedule of attractions through many houses and venues including the Majestic, Castle Square and Orpheum.
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Tremont
Boston
Henry Ww. Savage
Joseph Coyne
the Majestic
My Lady's Maid
Madge Crichton
Elsa Ryan
Della Mason
David Warfield
Francis Wilson
Park Theatre
Charles Frohman
May Robson
Helen Mortimer
Edith Brevis
Joseph Brennan
George Irving
Eisa Garrett
the Lion and the Mouse
Andrew Mack
Boston Theatre
Arrah-Na-Pogue
Chinatown
John Crdfe
Bijou
Globe Theatre
Castle Square Theatre
Julius Cesar
Forte
Theodora
Maude Adams
Hollis
Playhouse
Doora
Barrie
Marie Cahill
Mary
New York
Eugene Cowles
William Courtleigh
Roy Atwell
H. Guy Woodward
Mark Smith
Annie Buckley
Grand Opera House
Keith
Amers’ Band
George Evans
Assems
Winchester
Charlotte Hunt
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Gans-Nelson
Dla Howard
Billy Watson
Genrth
Columbia
Jolly Grass Widows
Rice and Barton
Palace Theatre
al Reeves
Dream of the Orient
Austin & Stone’s
Little Coney Island
Adonis
Theatre Comique
Beolay Square
Handel and Haydn Society
Elijah
Symphony Hall
Katie Barry
John Slavin
Keith's
The
Majestic
Orpheum
Globe
Bowdoin Square
Lacrosse Opener At Harvard On Soldiers Field
Harvard hosts first lacrosse match of the season on Soldiers Field. The graduate team includes Penhallow Wynne Stephenson Mendel and Sever as referee. the student lineup features Wendell Priger Vance and Marsters.
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Harvard
Soldiers’ Field
E. J. Wendell
J. C. Priger
B. M.vance
C. B. Marsters
F. A. Penhallow
C. C. Wynne
J. H. Stephenson
W. & Mendel
James Sever
BAY STATE MEN IN BIG DEAL WITH NEW YORK FIRM
A certificate of incorporation was filed today with the Secretary of State of the United Holding Company of New York City. The capital is $100,000 and the directors are H. R. Wyman of Boston J. F. Wallace of New York City and F. T. Marsh of Lynn Massachusetts.
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Worcester
Dartmouth Street
Bay State Automobile Association
Lucius Tyler
William Dunpar
F. H. Peabody
Ford Motor Car Company
Harry
Albany
N. Y
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Mr. Saunders
W. C. Parker
Mr. Parker
Ceayien
H. H. Cook
Billy Ross
Mr. Cook
W. G. Corbett
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Mr. Corbett
Sereesereees
J. W. May
Pertene
Tyout
G. L. Davis
Chazy Belle
S. B. Hastings
Little Sidney, Ch
Mr. Hastings
Appleby
Helen D
Sonse Varbederseesonervenseuunappeeyerss
A. L. Jameson
B. H
Mr. Ralston
Gulestan
Macbeth
Mr. Trout
W. J. Furbush
Salmas
Mr. Furbush
A. C. Furbush
C. G. Newcomb
Gen. Lee
B. G
Wcomb
J. E. Fitzgerald
Vesper
Fitz
Erald
Charlena
BlaAney
Henry Woods
Nyphen
Mr. Woods
Hemeon
Platte
M. A. Nevins
Fred, B. G
Mr. Nevins
Maxwell
Weston
F. J. Tyler
R. R. Ross
Ralph Coburn
Eddie Harrigan
Kid Dell
Harrigan
McDonald
Tommy O'Toole
Jimmy Walsh
O'Toole
Gaines
Tom Sawyer
Steve Mahoney
Sawyer
Tommy Murphy
Matty Daldwin
Jimmy Hanlon
Nelson
Herrera
Young Sullivan
Roxbury
Edith H
Dreamwold
Northampton
Guild
McKinley
Yellow Journal
William R. Hearst
William McKinley
Hearst League
Democratic Party
Tremont Temple
Prohibition Party
Hearst Independence League
Empire State
United States
Czolgosz
Ea H
Bancroft. C. Davis
Marine Division
Custom House
Vigilant
F. Lothrop Ames
Leyland Line
London
Cymric
Queenstown
White Star Line
Fastnet
Foxhall
Theness
McPhee's
New
York
Charles. L. Diamond
Brunswick Steamship Company
Parisian
Glasgow
Calvin Austin
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Prince George
Yarmouth
Orton
Vineyard Haven
Bizarre
Budget
Blizzard
Perth Amboy
Prudence
Hantsport
Daniel M. Munroe
J. B. King & Co
Shipping News
Eseeeoot
Barlow
Lowe
Cote
Mheatre
Lacrosse
BAY State
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