Saugus Meeting Opens With Trotting Fields and Entries
Manager James O Gray prepares for a September meeting at Saugus starting today with twelve racing events listed for Monday September 2 1895. Entries include horses from Concord Waltham Franklin Park Brockton Medford and beyond for classes in trotting and pacing with purses of 500.
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James O. Gray
Saugus
Maps Valley
B. G
W. P. Otterson
Concord
Robert Shedd
H. N. Allin
Waltham
Ass. Utell, B. G
Henry Pope
Franklin Park
Blackstone
Riverside Arm
Newmarket
James Carpenter
Medford
Grateful
Gr. G
Charles Nolan
Philadelphia
Enn
Ooretta
Ch. m
Elyria Farm
Elyria
C. Frank Medium
B.g
Dick Wilson
Binghamton
Dix
B. S
R. Sargent
Milton
N. H. Brown Sim
Ae G
Turner
Amber
Penn
Yancey Rite
B .m
H. N. Alling
Mass
Bing Charles
P. H. Dardis
Cambridge
Way
B. Resere Jr
Springfield
A. Johnson
Brockton
Wane
Aes S
GW. Kellogg
Brooklyn
Wilkes
A. Eee
Buffalo
Earl Wilkes
B. m
Riverside Farm
Newport
E. Baldwin
E. B. Cogswell
Frankn
E. R. Brown
Portland
Nutshell
Mepauliland
Ean Gertrude
Kuser
Blk. S
F. W. Smith
Haverhill
Ass Bravado
Br. S
Gilbert Holmes
N. Y
Queechy
P. McDonald
Albany
Psyche
Charles 8
Walter S
R. M. Durland
Lynn
Rodney B
T. C. Stroud
Hartford
Connene
Babcock Farm
Hornellsville
Robbed Warship Visitor Captured By Police
Patrolman Robinson and Reserve Officer Riley seized Samuel E. Ross of New York after he snatched a watch from Andrew Mayo of Jamaica Plain near Driscoll’s wharf. A crowd and harbor launches surrounded the area before a long chase ended on the Gloucester wharf. Ross to be identified at headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Riley
Division 2
Atlantic Avenue
Samuel E. Ross
New York
Andrew
Mayo
Jamaica Plain
Ross
Driscoll’s Wharf
Gloucester
Waltham celebrates Labor Day with factory operations
Waltham will run most departments at the watch factory to cover the Knights Templar parade closures. The Labor Day program features twelve New England league veteran firemen's companies in a purse playout, a Central Park sports carnival, tennis for the Waltham challenge cup, and the national circuit bicycle meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Knights Templar
New England League
Central Park
St Agnes Concert Postponed by Rain Tonight at Dorchester
The Pop concert and hop planned for last Saturday at St. Agnes Home Dorchester was disrupted by rain and will be held this evening from 7 to 10 p m. A vocal and instrumental program will be performed with dancing in the pavilion and grounds illuminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes
Dorchester
Woman Escapes Paine Nervine Asylum in Newton
Mrs. Cook, 45, escaped from the Paine Nervine Asylum at West Newton today. She weighs about 100 pounds, is of small stature with dark complexion and black hair. She was last seen wearing a black hat and a white shawl.
Closing Day at Nantasket Ends Seaon Colorfully
Rain teased Saturday but Sunday brought a pleasant finale with large crowds on the Nantasket shore. Music from Crescent Beach to Point of Pines, fireworks at Lynn Bay, and a grand evening at Bass Point highlighted the closing of the 1895 season. Police, thefts, and a car accident tempered the mood as crowds dispersing for school openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantasket
F. Jones
Knights’s Express
Hull
Allerton
New England
Lynn Bay
Bass Point
Frederic de Bary
Jacksonville
Boston North Ferry
Evere Nety
Homeward bound Cephalonia brings 882 passengers to Boston
The Cephalonia arrived from Liverpool on August 22 with 882 people aboard. Of these 488 were in steerage, 1 in second cabin, and 149 in saloon. Notables include George O Carpenter and Rev. C A Eaton. The saloon list features many passengers with numerous family surnames and titles.
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Liverpool
Boston
Cephalonia
George O. Carpenter
C. A. Eaton
Gertrude Franklin
C. T. Gallagher
G. W. Winch
Olive Ackerman
Lucy N. Adams
Edith Adams
William Agge
Agge
Maud Ahern
Edith Albery
W. H. Alexander
D. A. Andrews
John
Avery
A. E. Bailey
Bailey
A. Bancroft
S. L
Bartlett
Lucy Beadle
E. E. Bickford
F. A. Bower
Antonio Braga
Marian Brazier
Isabel Breed
Brewer
A. L. Brigham
F. H. Bronson
Elizabeth Brown
Kate L. Brown
Lucy L. Burgess
E. P. Butler
George O
Carpenter
C. Co. Chadwick
Eva Chandler
M. B. Child
A. D
Cole
Jennie Cole
K H. Cook
W. Kirk
Corey
Grace Crawford
Eva A. Davis
John Dean
John E
Devlin
Alice M. Dickey
G. E. Dorman
C. A
Eaton
T. J
Egan
Charlies H. Fiske
George
Fiske
H. C
French
Allerton Bluff Accident and Local Travel News
A carriage overturn near Allerton Bluff injures Mrs Cullinan while Wil Cullinan of Hull drives. Other passengers are taken home by Charles Clemmons. Mystic Shriners pilgrimage to Hotel Rockland will boost business for days. William Corthell and wife visit Portland before Buffalo duties. Prof Scoville and family return to Boston. George and Mrs Galpin leave Viningville. Mrs Upham of Wollaston visits Aller ton.
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Wil Cullinan
Hull
Allerton Bluff
Cullinan
Charles Clemmons
Mystic Shriners
Rockland
William Corthell
the Atlantic
Portland
Buffalo
N. Y
Nichols College
Scoville
Boston College of Pharmacy
Boston
Allerton
George Galpin
Barbara Galpin
Somerville Journal
Viningville
Upham
Wollaston
A. N. Upham
North Shore beach scene with wind and crowds
On a warm day 15000 beachgoers enjoyed the surf though an east wind troubled city visitors. Bathers increased while pickpockets exploited the crowd as a detective noted prior beachyard crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Illness and Care Compile in Age New York Note
Dermatologist John H. Woodbury, famed for wrinkle care, relocates practice from St. Louis to 11 Winter Street Begion Branches. Article fragment discusses treatment, causes, and care options with brief reference to a sample book excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Woodbury
St.Louis
Local Event Names Katie Joyce Maggie Redmond and Katie Leary
Katie Joyce Maggie Redmond and Katie Leary are identified as participants in a local event or gathering. The notice lists their names for attendance or recognition, with no additional context or details provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Katie Joyce, Maggie Redmond
and Katie Leary
Bass Point Nahant Seaside Day Draws Large Crowds and Music
Thousands visited Bass Point Nahant for a seaside day of concerts by the Naval Brigade Band Lafricain leader and vocal quartets. The Bass Point House cafes offered famed fish dinners as two large pavilions hosted free dancing and fishing and bathing continued through the week. An annual illumination was planned for Bass Point and Nahant with special arrangements for expected crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bass Point
Nahant
New England
Naval Brigade
Lafricain
Verdi
Gounod Ladies
Bass Point House
Mrs D M Oliver Dead in Cambridge Home
Mrs D M Oliver wife of a Boston provision dealer died at her Cambridge home yesterday morning. She was a former Boston public school teacher and had been married thirty eight years. She was a member and prominent worker in the North Avenue Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Oliver
Bosto
Cambridge
Boston Public Schools
North Avenue Congregational Church
Dr Bryant Leaves Gray Gables After Summer Stay
Dr Bry, longtime guest at Gray Gables, returns to New York with Mrs Cleveland and Mr Thurber. The President had a daytime drive to Crow's Nest and visited Mr Jefferson and the station later in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
Gray Gables
Buzzard’s Bay
Bry
New York
Rockefeller and Huntington Tour Nantasket Rail Line
President C P Clark hosts a visit by John D Rockefeller and C P Huntington at Nantasket. They spent the day touring the area and inspecting the new electric railroad running to Nantasket after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
C.P. Clark
New York & New Haven Road
C. P. Huntington
Nantasket
New Electric
Salvation Army Rescue Home denies abuse charges in Dorchester
The Salvation Army Rescue Home at 15 Everett Avenue Dorchester, led by Captain Heffernan, denies Myrtle Bolster 17 formerly of Amesbury's charges of tor ture and mistreatment. Bolster claims forced confinement, punished inmates and child abuse, while Heffernan defends staff benevolence and notes Bolster left willingly after six months and later resurfaced with allegations. Neighbors describe the home as highly regarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Rescue Home
Myrtle Bolster
Everett Avenue
Dorchester
Miss Heffernan
Salvation Army
Friends of
Army
Nova Scotia
Amesbury
Weller
Miss Bolster
Coolidge
New smokeless powder made for Navy ships at Newport
The North Atlantic Squadron will receive 500 rounds of powder produced at the torpedo station in Newport. A refined American formula replaces foreign material and shipments have been sent to Indian Head ships. The powder suits one three and six pound rapid fire guns and will be used in target practice near Gardiner's Bay. cartridges are assembled at the torpedo station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
North Atlantic
Navy
Indian Head
Gardiner’s Bay
Hotel Man Rounds Shot on Swamp Road in Burlington
Mr Rounds a Wakefield hotel operator, riding with Bicknell, was shot in the wrist by a stranger on the Swamp Road near Winn Street. The assailant wore a cloth face covering, fled after firing, and a police search party was deployed from Burlington to locate the shooter. John S Dunn and R H Dexter rode with Rounds afterward to report the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Rounds
Albion House
Wakefield
Winn Street
Billomfea
Durcy Foster
Bicknell
Johns. Dunn
Woburn
R. H. Dexter
Hyde Park
Billerica
Central House
Three Boston Boys Rescue Drowning Victims in Harbor
Three men were saved from drowning in Fort Point Channel when South Boston youths Joseph L. Barry George Rigby and Henry Carey pulled them from the water after their small boat capsized near the bridges. None could swim and spectators offered no aid as the trio braved the danger to bring the men ashore. Barry already earned fame for prior lifesaving attempts including a rescue at a swift current near the Trestle Bridge when he was 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Point
South Boston
Joseph L. Barry
George Rigby
Henry Carey
Young Barry
Norway Works
New York & New England
Barry
Division 1 A. O. H. Outing Sets Sail for Lovell’s Grove
The Division 1 A. O. H. outing aboard the barge Clifford left Snow's Arch wharf with 900 members and friends, progressing to Lovell's Grove for a day of entertainment. County President William Cronin and thirty presidents of Suffolk county A. O. H. divisions attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford
Snow’s Arch Wharf
Division 1
Lovell’s Grove
William Cronin
Suffolk County
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W.c. B
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Bay G
B. R. Browne
Arlena
Air Line Farm
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Everett M
A. Mayo, Jr
Martin Box
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Billie Richvale
C. S
Philadeltia
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Mordica
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Hazen Inction
N. H. Dazy B
R. m
Anne Shedd
the Duke
Ch. G
Paris Stud
Paris
Scarlet Wilkes
W. F. Daniels
Franklin
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Judge Keller
Bl. S
B. Keeler
Rochester
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Philadelfia
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King Massair
William Albert
Island View
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Miss Huon
Hazel King
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Bik. G
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W. F. Bowler
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Wood
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M. L. Paige
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Henry
Pope
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Franklin P Park
Mills Boy
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J. B. Mills
Chelsea
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Captain Paul
J. L. Lefever
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Buck Franklin
A. Simard
Manchester
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Pisin P
J. G. Walcott
Salem
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Bik
Es Dubes Farm
Ree
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Paul Clifford
Jerry O’neil
Lexington
Worthington
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Last Request
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Worcester
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Lass
Om Wilcox
Blk. m
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Charles Sanders
Adra Belle
F. H. Foster
Tilton
N. H. Zembia
E. R. Bowne
Ween Bik. S
New Market
Margaret L
Sear Ear Br. m
D. A. Snell
New Bedford
Celaya
Wepmo L
Nosegay
Jerry O’ Neil
C. m
Newton Asylum
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J. Thomas Baldwin
Black America’’ Company
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Edward L. Geary
C. Coffin
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W. J. Sullivan
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Howarth
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E. M. Locke
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Thomas Weston, Jr
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JG. W. Winch
D. L
Winchester
J. Henry
C. H. C. Wright
M. B. Wright
M. E. York
Capen
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