Pay Honor To Dead Pastor In Roxbury
Several thousand parishioners viewed the body of Rev. Joseph H Gallagher at St Patrick's Roxbury from the rectory to the church. A solemn requiem mass will be held at 10 o'clock with Bishop Anderson pronouncing final absolution.
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St. Patrick’s Parish
Roxbury
Joseph H. Gallagher
Holy Name Society
Magazine
Dudley
Father Gallagher
Anderson
M. J. Scanlan
Catholic Charitable Bureau
Mer. Splaine
P. R
St. Joseph’s Church
Mar. Patterson
Free Prescription to Restore Eyes Without Glasses Ad
An advertisement from Philadelphia promotes Bon-Opto tablets as a home remedy to improve eye health. It claims many users reduced or eliminated dependence on glasses after using a solution of Bon-Opto in water, with testimonials from a man and a woman and a city physician endorsing the product.
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Philadelphia
Lewis
United States
St. Alphonsus Boat Club Dominates Labor Day Regatta
The St. Alphonsus Boat Club led the 28th annual Labor Day regatta on the Charles River Basin winning four firsts one second and one third. In the feature senior eight event Nautilus Boat Club of Long Island trailed as St. Alphonsus led by over five lengths with Springfield Boat Club taking second.
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St. Alphonsus Boat Club
Charles River Basin
Nautilus Boat Club
Long Island
St. Alphonsus
Springfield Boat Club
Rowing meets amid rough basins and shifting courses
In bad conditions crews faced choppy waters as courses moved above the Harvard Bridge. Jack Drennan of Atlanta Boat Club won the junior single sculls by about 15 lengths, with Manning and Foss second and third. The program also saw wins by W. L. French in canoe singles and St. Alphonsus in senior four, plus close finishes in junior eight and junior doubles. An accident at the horse show injured a spectator. Miss Emma Mandell also fell in the Masters' Challenge class but was unhurt.
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Harvard Bridge
Jack Drennan
Atlanta Boat Club
Springfield
Bill Manning
Riverside
Charles Foss
Farraguts
W. L. French
Burrows
Crescenta
St. Alphonsus
Riversides
Atlanta B. C
Crescent Club
Waltham Club
Crescents
Ingleside B. C
Holyoke
West Lynn
Inglesides
Newton Darling
Union Boat Club
Billy Faulkner
Darling
Nautilus
Long Island
Boston
Springfield Boat Club
J. Drennan
William Manning
St. Alphonsus B. Cc
Bow K. Flannery
J. O'Connor
West Lynn B. C
Bown S. Dunham
J. O'Malley
Crescent C. Co
E. McDonald
G. L. Barrows
Waltham C. C
D. F. Hastings
St. Alphonsus B. C
Bow
R. J. Tobin
S. West
B. McGowan
T. J. Walsh
William Srench
J. B. Cleary
F. M. Herlihy
Albonsus
Richard Mortimer, Jr
I. R. Thomas
Clifton
Grafton
William Tudbury
Peabody
Emma Mandell
Miss Mandell
Ready Hands
C. G. Rice
Jocco
Neal Rice
Myopia Hunt Club
Master of Hounds
J. W. Appleton
Bayard Tuckerman, Jr
Mr. Rice
Co. G. Rice
Buckthorne
Stone Running
Frederick Ayer, Jr
G. S. Mandell
Mitech
Bay Queen
Mandell
Mrs. Granger
George von L. Meyer
A. C. Burrage
Candy
Unknown
Mr. Mandell
Playful
Peggy
Elinor Sawyer
Samuel Mandell
Queenie
Isaac R. Thomas
Moonstone
Mr. Ayer
Carina
Dixie
T. R. Thomas
Geo. S. Mandell
George
Miss Granger
Red Way
Angry
Miss Flannery
Sunshine Girl
Pick Me
William Elding
Minnie
Hugh Shaw
Coffin Robert
F. H. Hostetter
Beverly
J. Drage
Seven Cross
F. Ayer, Jr
Swank
W. Balding
Ethel
Elsie Ames
Hamm
G. G. Mandell
Milch
Blue Ridge
Texas
Charles L. Appleton
Flanders
C. F. Ayer
Angie D
Mitch
Jas. E. Pepper
Hughes to Speak at Hampton Beach Carnival
Republican presidential candidate Charles Evans Hughes will address the second annual Hampton Beach carnival on Thursday under the Hampton Boards of Trade. Labor and Trades Unions Day drew over 40,900 attendees as the event runs through the week with Governor's Day on Thursday at the Casino and Friday designated Agricultural and Grange Day.
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Hampton Beach
Charles Ee. Hughes
Hampton
Essex County Hosts 22nd Myopia Hunt Club Horse Show
More than 8000 residents traveled to the Myopia Hunt Club grounds for the 22d annual horse show and gymkhana. The Warren Memorial polo match ended with the Coronado of California defeating Myopia second team 24 1 2 to 21 1 4.
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Hamilton
Essex County
Myopia Hunt Club
Coronado
California
Myopia
Myopia Hunt Club Polo Match Results
Coronado team defeated Myopia 24 1 2 to 21 1 4 in a Warren Memorial Polo match refereed by Quincy A Shaw. Myopia earned 19 goals and allowed 3, with penalties totaling 4 points. Final score favored Coronado 25 1-2 to 21 1-4.
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J. C. Cooley
T. E. P. Rice
E. H. Hopping
A. C. Burrage
W. Balding
T. W. Pierce
J. Drage
F. Ayer, Jr
Coronado
Enalty
Corando
Myopia
Quincy A. Shaw
A. H. Souther
Duxbury Yacht Club Regatta Wins in Strong September Wind
Strong wind at Duxbury Yacht Club reshaped results with only two 18-foot class skippers finishing. Margaret Winslow beat Harriet Elison despite Winslow’s sprained ankle, while Elison sailed without a reef. Several boats retired, including Elizabeth, Thistle, Tern, Sandpiper, and Wiki Wiki led by Donald Maxwell and William Sabine in other classes.
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Duxbury
Duxbury Yacht Club
Margaret Winslow
Miss Elison
Elison
Elizabeth
Thistle
Virginia
Kit
Harriet Elison
Sia
Thos. Weston, Jr
Kenneth Lippincott
Tern
B.C. Potter
Aed
Ghieo” Wilde
Mary
Porterty
Whistler
William Sabine
Lapwing
F. N. Balch
Aio Ipaea'e
Evan En Tiae Krieker
Ernest Brigham
Wiki Wiki
Donald Maxwell
Plover
Frederick Pratt
Sistee teOnne Sandpiper
Wm. B. Coffin
Nancy
H. Cunningham
Kildee
Miss Allen
Sees
Weeks Is Winner Of 3 Mile Run At Galway Field Day
Fine performances highlighted the 10th annual Galway Men's Benevolent Association field day at Fenway Park yesterday. Local amateur athletes competed in the open handicap events led by Weeks securing the 3 mile endurance race.
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Galway Men’s Benevolent Association
Fenway Park
Weeks and Brown Duel in Three Mile Handicap Victory
Harold Weeks of the Irish American A C won the three mile handicap from scratch and beat R. E. Brown of Dorchester Club who started 120 yards back. Loomis of the B A A won the 100 yard from 3 yards, Foley second. Colby of the B A A led the mile from scratch in 4 44 5. Other events include Loomis 100 yards time 9 4 5, and Niles 880, Seifert 440, Weeks 3 mile results.
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Harold. Weeks
A. C
Weeks
R. E. Brown
Dorchester Club
Dorchester
C. W. Loomis
Leo Foley
A. D. Colby
Co. W. Loomis
Henry Doyle
J. Greene
R. F. Seifert
J. Halfenstein
B. C. Niles
FE. H. S
Gladiator A. C
J. H. Harrigan
W. L. Powell
A. Rathgeb
W. E. Russell
Curtis Hall
A. A
Aquatic sports at Medford Boat Club showcase events
Several hundred spectators watched Medford Boat Club aquatic events on upper Mystic Lake. Winners included Henry Perrin in single canoe. Harold Cobb led tail-end race. W. Manson and Paul Bonner won hand paddling in canoes. Manson and Crane claimed novelty races. tandem and standing tandem events were won by Manson with Lougee and Bonney with Cobb. Canoe sailing 1 mile saw Harold Cobb first with Lougee second.
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Mystic Lake
Medford
Medford Boat Club
Henry Perrin
A. J. Smith
W. Manson
Harold Cobb
T. P. Bell
Paul Bonner
Co. L. Lougee
Leon Crane
C. L. Lougee
Paul Bonney
Bantamweight Champion Kid Williams Stops Frankie Brown
Kid Williams of Baltimore, the world bantamweight champion, outboxed Frankie Brown of New York in a 10 round no decision bout in Baltimore. Brown was punished and knocked down three times in the ninth round before lasting the distance. Williams weighed 118 and a half pounds to Brown's 119 and a half.
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Baltimore
Kid Williams
Frankie Brown
New York
Brown
Williams
Braves Claim First Place As Moran’s Bunch Routs Superbas
Arthur Ommerty notes Brooklyn in trouble as Pat Moran’s team wins five straight and climbs to first. He praises Moran’s pitching and hitting while contrasting Robbie’s struggling squad. Mentions Chaney Kilbane Ebbetts and upcoming World Series plans at Braves Field and Philadelphia.
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Pat Moran
Superbas
Morans
Fettle
Pat
Brooklyn
Robbie
Charley Ebbetts
Flatbush
Charley
Messrs Haughton
Mapgood
Braves Field
Carrigan Caught Both Pitchers in No Hit Controversy
In an argument over Foster and Leonard no hit games A says Carrigan caught both, B says he caught Leonard only and Cady caught Foster. Carrigan caught both pitchers in their games, settling the dispute.
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George Foster
Dutch Leonard
Bill Carrigan
Leonard
Cady
Foster
Carrigan
Tyre First Across Line Not Winner In Bermuda Cup Race
In the Bermuda cup race under Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club, the Tyre finished first but time allowance grants the trophy for the year to Gadfly of the South Boston Yacht Club skippered by L. Gookin.
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Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club
L. Gookin
South Boston Yacht Club
Sail Race Eleven Starters with One Withdrawal
Ten of eleven starters finished as W C Treat withdrew Tunipes after an accident. Race followed 30 miles from clubhouse to Graves buoy to Boston Lightship to Flip Rock Faun Bar and return under southwest breeze. Judges included Commodore Edward L Hopkins and others with Y R A of Massachusetts reps in attendance.
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W. C. Treat
Graves
Boston Lightship
Flip Rock
Faun Bar
Edward L. Hopkins
Textile unions hold Maynard field day outing
The annual textile union field day outing and picnic for the local Textile Council drew more than 2000 attendees in Maynard on September 4. A parade of about 1500 led to John A. Crowe ball park for field events, baseball games, federation speakers, and band concerts.
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Maynard
Textile Council
John A. Crowe
Finley Wins First Cup in Concord Rifle Club Open
A crowded field of 18 shooters contested the Concord Rifle Club holiday stand over 200 yards. Henry Finley topped with 231-2, Patrick F Carson took the second cup at 241-2, and Harry E Tuttle earned third cup with 99 1-2 and a leg on the club trophy.
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Concord Rifle Club
Henry Finley
Patrick F. Carson
Harry E. Tuttle
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Hughes
Horlick
Myopia Club
Anna Agassiz
Frank M. Fay
Ann Roger
Eloise Lawrence
Coranado
Myopia Hunt 2D
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Ommenty
George Chaney
Johnny Kilbane
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Irginia
W. H. Frizzell
Finley
Pate
R. H. White
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