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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1902

Page

10

Day State Loses The Shout At Sea Girt Shoot

Sea Girt New Jersey September 4 Another day of remarkable shooting closes with the New Jersey team winning the interstate match scoring 1082 of 1200 breaking last year’s record 1071 District of Columbia finishes second tying 1074 and 5 other states follow in order New York Massachusetts Pennsylvania USMC Ohio Army Maryland details of team sizes shot yards and prize trophy values listed

Sea Girt N. J Tyro New Jersey District of Columbia New York Massachusets Pennsylvania Ohio United States Army Maryland Company C Massachusetts

Furniture Announcement Adds New Line of Furniture

Boston's leading dealers in slightly used house furnishing goods announce a new line of New Furniture. The store cites unprecedented sales growth and higher demand, promising a wide assortment of Parlor Suits Iron Beds Dressing Cases Chiffonieres Dining Tables Dining Chairs Sideboards Carpets Rugs Ranges and more with satisfactory quality and lower prices than elsewhere in Boston. Patrons are invited to visit and inspect the goods.

Boston

Calypso Wins Again In Hull Yacht Race

Calypso led a windy Hull Massachusetts Yacht Club open race with a 15 knot southwesterly breeze. Thecla suffered a dismast early. Chloris dominated the 21-foot cabin class, and Tunipoo won its class. Kittiwake captured the 18-foot knockabout. Calypso and Sally VI remain tied for the season in the 5-foot class, with the Quincy Yacht Club finale to decide the series winner.

Hull-Massachusetts Yacht Club Sally VI Chewink Chloris Mildred Sf Tunipoo Kittiwake Peddock’s Island Quincy Great Hill Strawberry Hill Sheep Island Calypso A. W. Chesterton RP Percival Chewink Jr F. G. Macomber Cheney & Lanning Filot Reginald Boardman Mildred T FB. Mores Thecla C. W Ctapin Cooley & Kumphrey Kitttwake H. M. Jones Malillian B.S. Permar Tekalon Ke Randolph Ir Bra Alfred Dongine Gertrude Lyne Walada Wow Rowse Nethla W. Cole Quincy

Postponed 25 mile bicycle race at Charles River Park

Rain forced a postponement of last night’s 25 mile paced race at Charles River Park. Competitors Basil de iuichard William Stinson Otto Maya and Joe Ison remained ready at the track as morning workouts and early mile pacing showed evenly matched times. Intermittent notes mention amateur events, a five mile handicap and a three mile open race with 43 entries, plus updates on Harry Elkes departing for Paris and Robbie Walthour set to clash with Champion at Revere Park tomorrow night.

Charles River Park Basil de Iuichard William Stinson Otto Maya Joe Ison Harry Elkes New York Paris Elkes Ottaware Robbie Walthour Abert Chiampion Revere Providence Walthour Waltheur

Cresceus Trotter Fails To Break Record In Windy Run

In Columbus on September 4 Cresceus the champion trotter failed to beat his 2:02 1/4 mark trotting a mile in 2:04 flat. A chilly afternoon and a strong northwest wind reduced speed and affected performance.

Columbus Cresceus

Point Judith defeats Country Club of Westchester in heavy storm

In Newport R I on Sept 4 the Point Judith team routed the Country Club of Westchester 103 to 4. The game suffered from one of the season’s worst rain storms causing difficult play and soggy conditions.

Newport Point Judith Country Club of Westchester

Ninth district campaigns race under ward by ward glare

In the ninth district congressional contest candidates Dennison Keliher and Conry press rallies in key wards. Ward 4 favors Dennison while Ward 7 remains solid for Conry. Ex Senator Keliher mobilizes in Ward 2 and Ward 9 with party leaders urging registration drives and turnout.

Conry Campaign Appeals In Boston Rallies

Congressman Conry spoke at two Boston rallies in Kellher’s South End stronghold. Ex Representative James Keenan and local figures presided as 300 and 200 residents attended at Franklin School and Ward 7 respectively. He touted his record and warns of Republican tariff and coal issues while urging a Democratic House victory to back his district’s needs.

Conry Kellher Boston Bailiwick South End East Boston Franklin School James Keenan Ward Room Ward 7 Mackey Mansfield Hickey Bartholomew F. Griffin Healey Democratic Party Congress Boston Harbor Governor's Island Broad Sound Channel South Africa Massachusetts Republican Party Committee On Ways and Means West America Pennsylvania United States Paris Panama Canal House of Representatives

KELIHER IN TWO WARDS AT LOCAL DEMOCRATIC MEETING

Ex Senator Keliher spoke to Quincy Club members in Ward 7 and Ward 9 about caucuses and registration. James Donovan presided and praised Senator W. T. A. Fitzgerald as able successor, urging ward workers to do more for Democracy.

Keliher Quincy Club Franklin School Conry W. T. A. Fitzgerald James Donovan Democratic City Committee

Dennison Rally in Charlestown Draws Massive Meeting

The Wand 4 Charlestown rally became a large endorsement event for Joseph A. Dennison for Congress Arthur Harrington for Senator and George H. Cadigan for Representative. Speakers included James H. Doyle Alderman Edward F. Quigley Senator Peter F. Tague and Cornelius P. Shea with claims about navy yard jobs and political loyalty. Dennison pledged to push naval appropriations and maintain Charlestown’s influence in the district. The Democratic executive committee will meet next Monday.

Dennison Wand 4 Charlestown Joseph A. Dennison Congress Arthur Harrington George H. Cadigan Cauley Hall John F. Anderson Warrington Cadigan James H. Doyle Board of Aldermen Edward F Cornelius P. Shea Teamsters’ Union Teamsters John A. Kelcher Gilligan Roxbury Conry Shea Navy Yard Harrington Congress of the United States America Kelcher Bunker Hill Ward 9 Democrats of Cambridge Josiah Quincy Russell John McNamee Kellner Kelther Washington Philip O'Brien O'Brien Mr. Dennison

Democratic Convention Seeks Broad Support for Chair Nominee

Democratic headquarters are selecting a presiding officer for the convention and forming a resolutions committee. The committee has several names for chairman and an agreed choice is hoped to satisfy all party elements. Some leaders favor naming a non-Boston figure.

Committee Boston

Maine Democrats Assign Speakers For Visit

The Democrats of Maine requisition speakers from Massachusetts. Senator John A. Sullivan and Hon. William H. Baker with ex-Representative David S. Walsh are assigned, joined by Hon. Charles S. Hamlin, Hon. William A. Gaston and ex-Congressman John F. Fitzgerald. Tonight Mr. Gaston speaks in Waldoboro and tomorrow in Rockland.

Maine Massachusetts John A. Sullivan William H. Baker David S. Walsh Charles S. Hamlin William A. Gaston John F. Fitzgerald

Democratic rally at Mt Bowdoin in Dorchester Ward 20

A Democratic rally will be held tonight at Bowdoin Hall Mt Bowdoin Dorchester by the Ward 20 Young Men s Democratic Club with Colin W Cameron presiding. Speakers include Joseph M Kelley Peter Morris John MacRae M F Culliney J Murray Pakulski Joseph F O Connell and others. aim to energize Grove Hall Mt Bowdoin Democrats for the caucus next Wednesday and the state election. An additional rally to back ex Senator Kelcher for Congress Senator W T A Fitzgerald for renomination and Daniel J Donnelly and John Quinn for the House will take place tonight in Ward 7 Hudson Street.

Dennison Kelcher Charlestown Conry Ward 7 Keliher Ward 9 Quincy Club Democratic Party Donovan Doyle Joseph A.dennison Quincey Club Mt. Bowdoin Ward 20 Young Men's Democratic Club Dorchester Grove Hall Colin W. Cameron Joseph M. Kelley Peter Morris John MacRae M. F. Culliney

Durable all season school suit for boys advertised

Summer weather makes heavy suits uncomfortable so shop for our $15 medium weight two piece Adams Square school suit for boys aged 8 to 16. Durable design plus a smoked pearl fall hat with black band priced at $3 and $2 respectively.

Dan Patch Poised to Break Star Pointer Pace Record This Season

Horsemen express strong confidence that the black pacer Dan Patch 1:59 1/2 will lower Star Pointer’s 1:59 1/4 pacing world record set at Readville in 1897. Backed by owner M. & Sturgis and advisor James A. Murphy, the effort hinges on ideal conditions and precise pacing splits. Dan Patch has steadily shaved time since Aug 8 trials, inching toward the record with plans for a September Empire City match against Prince Alert.

Dan Patch Star Pointer Readville Joe Patchen Columbus Dan Pateh James A. Murphy Chicago Mr. Murphy Murphy Sturgis Mr. Sturgis Alex. Newberger Newberger Prince Alert Empire City Droner Esse Renee Fanny Ellsler George Direct Bik S Aenee Hal Mascot Jim Robert J B & Ang Robert J Robert J . G Dace John R Grentry Bos John R Graentry Brighton Beach Mass Providence R. I Philadelphia Penn

Foresters Club Meets Quincy in Second Annual Event

Sept. 4 report from Manet Beagh notes the M. C. C. F. Club of Foresters held its second annual gathering in Quincy, with members sharing plans and observing debut of new activities.

Quincy Manet Beagh

Reunion and Dance at Fensmere Hall

A reunion and dance at Fensmere Hall in Hough's Neck drew guests including Daniel A. Cronin of Boston T B Reardon of Lynn Major J J Leonard of Springfield and PD D Driscoll of Boston with delegations from Brin Mt Pleasant St Clare St Gregory and St Stephen's courts. Officers for the evening were Charles L Sheu marshal Edward F Kennelly floor director Mrs Julia Murphy and Daniel F Cotter assistants Dr T J Murphy Dr John H Ash and Charles J Jacobbs greeted the guests.

Fensmere Hall

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