Splendid Show of Horses at Myopia
North shore society and 7000 spectators attended the 19th Myopia Hunt Club open air horse show and gymkana. Mandell and Rice stables led the day with multiple blue ribbons while a Dedham Country Club polo win capped the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myopia
North Shore Hunt Club
Dedham
Hamilton
North Shore
Myopia Hunt Club
Hunt Club
Bayard Tuckerman
Neal Ball
P. Mandell
George
Mandell
Milly
Coleraine
Dedham Country Club
Myopia Freebooters
Dedham Boys
Bobby Shaw
Joshua Crane
Dedhams
R. Shaw McKean
Harry
Philip Mills
Charles
Dublin Sees More Rioting Amid Tram Strike
Dublin reports fresh disorders linked to the tram strike. A large crowd of striking and youthful demonstrators smashed shop windows and looted confectioners and stores. 35 were hospitalized as police used baton charges to disperse the crowds and by 11 o clock the disturbance subsided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
American Girl to Sing in Opera Here
Ada Androva also known as Miss Ada Chambers of Canton CO has been selected to sing in Ajida at the Verdi centenary in Italy in September. She has been engaged to sing in Boston next season and this is her first professional engagement after five years of study in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ada Androva
Ada Chambers
Canton
Henry Russell
Ajida
Italy
Androva
Boston
Boston Woman Killed Beside Salem Station
Mrs John G Murphy of 107 Elmo Street Dorchester wife of Patrolman John G Murphy Station 3 was run over and killed at Salem railroad station at about 8 PM while awaiting a Boston bound train. Her right foot and leg were severed and a shoe torn from her left foot. She died en route to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Murphy
Elmo Street
Dorchester
Salem
Intervale
Firemen’s Monument Dedication Parade At Riverside
The week’s main outdoor event is the dedication of a firemen’s monument at Riverside Drive and One Hundredth Street on Friday afternoon. About 1500 firemen plus 2000 veteran volunteers will march, with 60 children whose fathers died in duty nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Drive
One Hundredth Street
Fire Department
H. F. Magee
Dallas
Tex
Johnson
New York
Charles H. Henderson
Bradford
Conn
John Neier
Amsterdam
Holland
National Fire Congress of the World
Arthur R. Dyer
London Fire Brigade
H. ©. Weller
Alexandria
Egypt
Association
Jim Thorpe to Wed Miss Margaret Miller in October
Cariassh Pennsylvanian dispatch reports James Thorpe announced his engagement to Margaret I Miller a Cherokee Indian maiden now in California and resident of Otoe Oklahoma. Banns to be read at St Patrick's Church in Carlisle with marriage planned after the world baseball series. Thorpe will honeymoon around the world with the Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cariassh
Penn
James Thorpe
Margaret I. Miller
California
Otoe
Okla
St. Patrick's Church
Jim
Giants
Liners Bring Large Passenger Show to Mystic Wharf
Customs and immigration officials face a busy day as three big liners arrive from Europe. The Allan liner Numidian from Glasgow and Moville carries 133 cabin and 131 steerage passengers, due at Mystic wharf early this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Customs and Immigration
Europe
Glasgow
Moville
Mystic Wharf
Bankers to Advise Committee on Currency Bill
Washington bankers experts and business men will testify before the Senate banking and currency committee tomorrow. They will offer views and proposed amendments to the administration currency bill amid public criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Transatlantic Arrivals From Italian Ports and European Line
Two ships from Italian ports, the Cretic and the Napoli, near port with 260 cabin and 1584 steerage aboard and 65 cabin and 1902 steerage aboard respectively. No wireless replies by night. exact arrival times unsettled. Thursday brings White Star Cymric and Cleveland with large passenger lists. rumored Cardinal O Connell may travel aboard the Cleveland with notable clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cretic
White Star Line
Napoli
Italiana
White Starline
Cymric
Liverpool
Queenstown
Cleveland
Hamburg
Southampton
Cherbourg
Cardinal O'Connell
Europe
J. M. J. Splaine
Cathedral
Dr. Slattery
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Four Killed In Labor Day Auto Race At Nashville
At the Tennessee State fair grounds the 25 mile free-for-all race ended in a fiery crash. Four drivers were killed and two others injured as six high powered cars entered battled. Spectators watched as wrecked machines lay across the track near the grand stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
State Fair Grounds
Mile Track
Big Grand Stand
Arlington man thrown from trolley running board injures arm
Jefferson Gibbons aged 34 of 31 Linwood Street Arlington was thrown from the running board of an electric car on Massachusetts avenue near Bolyston street yesterday afternoon. He was taken to City Hospital where surgeons found injuries to his left shoulder and elbow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Gibbons
Linwood Street
Arlington
Massachusetts Avenue
Bolyston Street
City Hospital
Hearings Open on Glass Owen Currency Bill Proposals
Senate committee chair Owen launches public hearings lasting at least a week to scrutinize the Glass Owen bill. Bankers from Chicago New York and other cities along with professors and business leaders are invited as witnesses to review currency reform proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Senate Committee
J. B. Forgan
First National Bank of Chicago
George M. Reynolds
Man Kills Self After Oil Land Price Surprise
Pueblo Colo Sept 1 William Philson a Choctaw Indian of Pishomingo Okla killed himself after learning that land he sold cheaply recently changed hands for 2 000 000 following the discovery of oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo, Col
William Philson
Pishomingo
Okla
Wage Books to Be Shown in L Arbitration Hearing
The L payroll books will be entered as evidence at Ford Hall to show salaries from the president to the latest employee of the Boston Elevated Railway. Union and company witnesses testified to a graduate wage system failures and increased work, with lines paying three times what they earned a decade ago. Mrs Mary Ferguson described her pay after carfare deductions and the need to cover shortages. Eastman Nesdale and Feeney prepare the books for today amid high interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Hall
Boston Elevated Railway Company
John P. Feeney
Mary Ferguson
Joseph B. Eastman
Milk Street
Mathias J. Nesdale
Feeney
Realty Man Goos Extradition Move From Winnipeg
William Goos alias Goss, a former Boston real estate man detained in Winnipeg since Aug 21, agreed to return after Boston police plan extradition. Inspectors McCarthy and Wait will escort Goos to Boston to face three counts of larceny involving about $22,000 in real estate transactions. He had vanished last November and lived in Winnipeg under an assumed name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Goos
Goss
Boston
Winnipeg
Manitoba
John McCarthy
Canada
Silias Wait
Goos
Centennial of Perry Opens with Fireworks in Buffalo
The Perry centennial celebration began in Buffalo as William J. Conners pressed an electric switch lighting five blocks of Main Street. About 100000 spectators witnessed the blaze. Commodore Perry’s old flagship Niagara to arrive tomorrow morning greeted by Fort Porter salute and anchor at the Buffalo Yacht Club. A flag raised on arrival will be gifted by Mrs Caroline Perry Moore, Perry’s second cousin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
William J. Conners
New York State
Perry Centennial Commission
Court of Honor
Main Street
Commodore Perry
Niagara
Fort Porter
Buffalo Yacht Club
Miss Eleanor Wilson Stages Sanctuary Protest Play
Eleanor Wilson daughter of President Woodrow Wilson rehearses in Cornish New Hampshire with artist colony members for a Sept 12 performance in Meriden Massachusetts Bird Sanctuary woods. The masque Sanctuary protests bird slaughter for millinery under the tariff feather proviso and opposes Senate amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornish
N. H
Eleanor Wilson
Wilson
Meriden
M.A
House
Senate
Miss Wilson Performs in Bird Spirit Roles
Joseph Linden Smith and Percy MackKaye lead a cast including Ernest H Baynes and Juli Barrett Rublee with Witter Bynner tackling naturalist parts. The production faces a Washington preview to persuade senators against feather trade cruelty and to protect House provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wilson
Faun
Dryad
Joseph Linden Smith
Percy MackKaye
Ernest Harold Baynes
Juliet Barrett Rublee
George Barrett Rublee
New York
Witter Bynner
Washington
Senate
Girl of 12 Wins Race in Winthrop Lifesaving Meet
The United States Volunteer Life Saving Corps of Winthrop closed its season with water sports and swimming events. Ruth Myers, 12, won the three-quarter mile girls race in 18 minutes 10 seconds, with Frances Grishhaver and Frances Myers second and third. The men’s three-quarter mile was won by Nicholas Snowtime in 16 minutes, with Winifred Long and William Getty following. Other events included a canoe tilt won by Wallace Fabayan and Max Gersumike, and a four-oared race won by Captain MacFarland’s crew. A movement to build a new lifeboat station is under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Volunteer Life Saving Corps of
Winthrop
Nicholas Snowtime
Winifred Long
Willam Getty
Ruth Myers
Frances Grishhaver
Frances Myers
William Talcott
Joseph Barry
Leopold Isenberg
MacFarland
Cox
Quartermaster Ambler
Waite
Loring Ac
Clifford Barstow
Winifred Loring
Richard Berenson
Concannon
Nicholas Snow
F. Green
F. A. Waldo
W. S. Fabayan
H. Evans
Wallace Fabayan
Max Gersumike
Kelley
Frank Flieming
L. S. Peak
J. Edward Barry
Cambridge
Joseph A. Barry
M. A. Berenson
Alfred M. Davis
J. W. MacFarland
Inspector to Return Allen Croke in Larceny Case
Police inspector James Conboy will depart today for New York with extradition papers to bring Aller J. Croke, 17, of Garland Street Cambridge, back to face larceny charges. Croke allegedly cashed a $853 check on August 22 and deposited the funds before fleeing to New York where detectives found him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Conboy
New York
Aller J. Croke
Garland Street
Cambridge
Gray and Davi
Landsdowne Street
Back Bay
Young Croke
Croke
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Frank M. Fay
William Wlaughlin
Leeseburg
Rice Stables
Charles G. Rice
Blue Ridge
Neal Rice
Rice
Ellis Dresel
Kiddo
G. S. Mandell
Gus Owens
John B. Moulton
Hoyt
T. E. Proctor
Peggy
Moulton
Veto
E. L. Dresel
Frances Bradley
Baychester
Elaine Denegre
Elsa
George Burroughs Stafford
C. G. Rice
Mary Curtis
Emma
S. P. Mandell
Rice Stable
Thomas W. Pierce
Julia Appleton
Sumner Pingree
Norman Prince
J. W. Appleton
Harry Payne Whitney
Mary Wood
Julia
Ruth
Sybil Appleton
Madeline Kidder
Harry McKean
Pauline Fenno
George Mandell
Emma Mandell
Alice Thorndike
Jacqueline Stephens
Elise Ames
Oliva Ames
George Burroughs
Anna Agassiz
F. J. Alley
Phillis Sears
Edith Fitz
Messrs
Harry Lee
Dr. Southers
Thomas Frothingham
Frederick Ayers, Jr
James W. Appleton
Bud” Appleton
James Appleton, Jr
Jock Whitney
Frederic Winthrop
Durell Hall
R. L. Whitman
John S. Lawrence
John Heard
Robert Reece
Charlies Frick
Gordon C. Prince
Nor
Man Prince, Q. A. Shaw McKean and
Ss. P. Mandell
Raffle
Illiam Laughlin
Olak
Abbott
Ellis L. Dresel
Interurban
Peggy T. E. Proctor
I. Hamm
Colette
Buck Thorn
P. Manell
Stolen Honey
Lucy Long
First Bar
Messmate
Miss Mary Curtis
Leopardstown
Court Magnella
Jerusalem
Miss Appleton
N. Prince
B. Tuckerman
Robert Shaw
Dudley Clark
W. Patten
Charles ¥Rick
Karry McKean
P. Mills
Freebooters
Chas
Immer
India
Ceylon
Formosa
Orloff
Chase & Sanborn’s
By Myer
Ama Annn
Salem Station
Thompson
Dennett
Birmingham
Ala
Arthur Reginald Dyer
London
England
Jim Thorpe
Capitol
Centennial OF
Perry
Bird Spirit
President's
Inspector
Allen Croke
New England Conservatory OF Music
George W. Chadwick
Conservatory
Ralph L. Flanders
Huntington Avenue
Mann
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