Miss Stokes And Miss De Forest Triumph In Readville Futurities
Lon McDonald of Cambridge drives Miss Stokes to the three year old trotting futurity victory and Miss De Forest to the three year old pacing futurity win on the first day at Readville. Eva Tanguay and Peter Red also score in respective 2:14 1 4 and 2:12 3 4 trots with tense finishes and strong field competition.
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Cambridge
Readville
Miss Stokes
Miss de Forest
Brooke
Peter Thompson
Cleveland
Peter
Box
Pittsfield
Mass
Katherine Wilkes
Galt
Ont
Princess Todd
Kentucky Todd
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Peter the Great
Pop Geers
Nelson Miles
Uncle Joe Cannon
Baden
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Tommy Murphy
Baron Aberdeen
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Bedelia
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Ed Geers
Oliver. Burme
Cox
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Amazon
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Bedford
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Will Andrews
Junior Watts
J. Young
J. Serrill
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Let
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Directnm
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Olive O'Reisnes
Blk
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J. Carpenter
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Ole
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Tillie Thompson
Guy Wilkes
Baers Sim
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J. Lemelin
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Dr Gladden to Quit Active Duties at Columbus Church
Dr Washington Gladden longtime opponent of taking Rockefeller funds for missions announces early retirement from active duties at the First Congregational Church of Columbus. He says apostasy stems from lack of interest with members neglecting Sundays for pleasure and diversions proliferating nationally.
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Columbus
Washington Gladden
John D. Rockefeller
First Congregational Church
East Boston Man Held on White Slaver Charge
Raffaele Santorelli was charged under the new white slave law and had his case continued to September 5 by U S Commissioner Hayes. With $1000 bail in default he remains jailed. Alleged to have brought Gaetanina De Rosa from Italy to New York, per complaint by his wife. The De Rosa woman is the mother of two children.
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Boston
United States
Hayes
Gaetanina de Rosa
Italy
New York
de Rosa
Storm rescue saves six from sinking James Davidson crew
The Northwestern arrived from Claymont with Captain C. M. Gilmore and five crewmen of the Jumber schooner James Davidson, which sank in a Charleston hurricane after 26 hours at sea. The Davidson crew had perished on deck before the rescue.
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Northwestern
Claymont
Del
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James Davidson
Charleston
S. C
Davidson
Beneth
Rose of the Rancho Opens Local Season at Castle Square
A lively crowd gathered at Castle Square Theatre last evening to witness the opening performance of The Rose of the Rancho by John Craig and his stock company. The first show of the regular season featured Craig and his players delivering a stirring display in this city debut.
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Castle Square Theatre
Rancho
John Craig
Rose of the Rancho Revival Charms City Audience
A melodrama revival titled The Rose of the Rancho delighted patrons with vivid scenes and strong performances. Miss Young as Juanita impressed with a blend of comedy and tragedy, while Kearney portrayed the American soldier with dash. Morgan Wallace, Walker, and the rest of the cast earned praise for their discretion and stage presence. The show runs the rest of this week and next.
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Juanita
Kearney
Mr. Craig
Morgan Wallace
Walker
George Hansel
al Roberts
Mabel Colcord
Florence Shirley
Ex-Congressman O Connell Joins Brother’s Campaign
Ex-Congressman Joseph F. O Connell of Dorchester re-enters public life to aid brother James E. O Connell in seeking the Democratic nomination for clerk of Suffolk County Superior Criminal Court against incumbent John P. Manning. Headquarters planned in 538 State Street Stock Exchange building with Feeney as executive committee chair and many volunteers pledging support.
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Joseph F. O'Connell
Dorchester
James E. O’connell
Suffolk County Superior Criminal Court
John P. Manning
Stock Exchange
State Street
Don’’ O’connell
Fitzgerald
John P. Feeney
John B. Moran
O’connell Forces
Auto crash injures man at Haymarket square station
An auto belonging to Estey and Walsis of 363 Newbury street carries Charles M. Kenzie of Woodlawn who was seriously injured by an electric car. It raced from the corner of Broadway and Dexter street Everett to Haymarket square relief station shortly before midnight. He was placed on the operating table but not expected to recover.
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Newbury Street
Charles M. Kenzie
Woodlawn
Broadway
Dexter Street
Everett
Haymarket Square
Kenzie
Steamer Vigilant Declared Unfit by Inspectors
The steamer Vigilant used by the Boston Board of Health is deemed unsafe after an inspection by Naval Architect James Donald. He found that the upper works opened and recommended a new boat enter service. Superintendent Rourke has $48,000 for a replacement, but the sum is viewed as insufficient.
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Boston Board of Health
Naval
James Donald
Donald
Rourke
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