Peruna hailed as cure in letters from prominent figures
Sheridan residents Granville M Hoy Cyrus Hershman report dramatic relief from catarrh after using Peruna extending to kidneys and liver. Louis E Johnson of Washington says Peruna ends distress and urges use, while Dr Hartman offers free advice from Columbus Ohio.
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Ranville M. Hoy
Sheridan
Ind
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Lodge 691
Bright
Peruna
Granville M. Hoy
Perana
Louis I. Johnson
Reverdy Johnson
United States
Maryland
President Johnson
U. S
England
F Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Johnson
Rocrief
Louis E. Johnson
Hartman
Grady
Gore Named Democratic Candidate for Dorchester Senate Seat
Fred S. Gore, born in South Boston in 1862, is the Democratic contender for the Dorchester district Senate seat covering Wards 16 22 and 24. His career spans Ward 15 council service in 1892 and leadership in Ward 16 before moving to Ward 24 Dorchester in 1898. He has chaired district committees and supported Henry Naphen’s election to Congress. He belongs to several fraternal orders and yacht clubs.
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Fred S. Gore
Dorchester
George B. Pierce
William F. Adams
Mr. Gore
South Boston
Bigelow School
Ward
McNary
Congress
Henry Naphen
Heptasops
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Odd Fellows
St. Omer’s Commandery
K. T
Home Circle
Columbia Yatch Club
Beverly Yatch Club
Delays Continue in Blondin Trial Scheduling
The Blondin case experiences another postponement as two judges are needed. Dockets prevent a start before early December. Assistant District Attorney John D. McLaughlin of Suffolk coordinates preparations. Attorney General Parker leads for the government.
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Blondin
John D. McLaughlin
Suffolk
Parker
McLaughlin
Fels Naptha Promises Easier Wash Day
An ad proclaims Fels Naptha powder whitens clothes and lightens laundry effort, claiming it halves backache during wash days and brightens life for homemakers.
Darkness After Eruption Strikes Caribbean Islands
Mont Pelee eruption on Sept 3 and a simultaneous blast from Soufriere near St Vincent caused dense dust clouds. The steamer Savan reported seen ash and total darkness between 2 and 10 a.m. while altering course west to avoid falling ash. Several plantations and townships were reported destroyed and panic remained high.
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Castries
Island of St. Lucia
Mont Pelee
St. Vincent
Savan
Associated Press
Calypso and Sally VI Duel for Yacht Pennant in Quincy Bay
The final Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts race sails this afternoon in Quincy Bay under Quincy Yacht Club auspices. The Calypso and Sally VI battle for the pennant with Calypso at 1830 points across 21 starts and Sally VI at 1368 across 19, the higher win percentage securing the championship.
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Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts
Quincy Bay
Quincy Yacht Club
Marblehead
Calypso
Calypso Dominates NW Gale in Marblehead Yacht Race
In Marblehead the Eastern Yacht Club held the fourth race of six for 25 21 and 18 foot classes. Calypso with Captain Joe Turner won the 25 foot division by 2 minutes 39 seconds over Seboomook as Sally trailed. Little Haste won the 21 foot class, while the 18 foot crown went to Janet with Rattler second. A cup awaits the series leader for most first-place finishes.
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Marblehead
Eastern Yacht Club
Marblehead Rock
Joe Turner
Calypso
Quincy
Little Haste
Porcupine
Rattler
Chewink
Sally VI
Seboomook
Sally
Gloucester
Jim Nature
H. m
A. W. Chesterton
Sehoomook
B. A. Smith
BRUTY
OPOUW
Ciseevee
Ieee
Chewink Jr
PF. G. Macomber, Jr
Tevasco Due
Reginald Weardman
Janet
B. B
Savage
Malillian
Corbett Scatters Money on Broadway Bathed in Crowd
Jim Corbett walked along Broadway at Fortieth Street and dropped coins for newsboys, drawing a frenzied mob. He repeated the gesture as he moved, tossing more money and boarding a northbound car to escape.
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New York
Jim’’ Corbett
Broadway
Fortieth Street
Walthour and Champion Set for 25 Mile Race
Albert Champion and Bobby Walthour square off in a 25 mile race at Revere. Walthour rides his Candy tandem repaired for the event while Champion uses his favored teams known for early money and recent record pace. Both men sped 19 miles in workouts and appear in prime form with many predicting Champion based on current form. The contest carries a championship aura as both defeated last season’s champion Harry Folkes.
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Albert Champion
Bobby
Walthour
Revere
Champion
Harry Folkes
Twenty Young People Vow To Stay Single
Brooklyn novel club the Bachelors and Old Maids’ Ceterie gathers twenty members ten women and ten men all vow lifelong singleness. Women wear black and white plain gowns and discard jewelry while decollate costumes are forbidden. A heavy fine awaits any marriage.
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New York
Brooklyn
Céterie
J. Alexander
Maya Secures Big Win In 2 Mile Race At Charles River Park
Otto Maya of Erie defeats Bill Stinson Joe Nelson and Basil de Guichard in a 2 mile cycle race. De Guichard falls but recovers. Stinson leads late but Maya passes in the final stretch amid a small crowd. Amateur heats list times and placings with final heat won by Potter.
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Charles River Park
Otto Maya
Erie
Bill Stinson
Joe Nelson
Basil de Guichard
Maya
Stinson
de Guichard
Nelson
Waterloo
Youthful swimmer seeks meeting with Fielding tonight at Post room
Bernard Ward aims to meet Eugene Fielding at the Post sporting room this evening. J B Freeman of 62 Eliot Street Boston requests addresses of Garry Owen O Connell and Celtic team managers and promises advantageous hearing by letter. An afternoon carnival of water sports opens at North End Park at 1 50 with ten races and diving exhibitions plus Peter S McNally's display.
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Bernard Ward
Eugene Fielding
Post Sporting
Garryowen
O'Connell
Celtic
J. B. Freeman
Eliot Street
Boston
Freeman
North End Park
Peter &8. McNally
Prince Alert Wins Close Two Heat Race At Hartford
Hartford Sept 6 Grand Circuit at Charter Oak Park featured six races after postponements. Prince Alert edged Anaconda in a tight 2 heat match for a 3000 dollar purse while several pace and trot events with Schley Pointer and Dandy Chimes posted strong showings.
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Hartford
Conn
Charter Oak Park
Prince Alert
Anaconda
Boston
Dickerson
Dandy Chimes
Miss Willamont
Schley Pointer
Chimes
Geers
Buckthorne
Berworth, Jr
Major Delmar
Wilton Boy
Prince Direct
Blk. S
Tmwreet
Rosie G
Duroc Prince
McHenry
Olivewood
Br. G
Hayden
Home Circle
B. G
Nuckols
Golden
B. m
Miller
Snow
Eos
St. Rega
McDonald
Mary Ann
Walker
Crown Prince
Mii
Momuaverst
Cupey
Rivas Araconda
Knight
Algona Hii
Ian Stelaiaiy
Bedworth, Jr
Bedworth-Thor Ater Tor
Govatin
Sphinx
Wilson
Dodge
Dora Delpha
B. m. Qucomis
Wilton
Stam- Pio
VLC
Samles
Vis
Delmar
Lord Vincent
Hos
Foote
Ee Worden
B. G. Wardiard
Bb. G
McCarthey
Bik
Demarest
Wauban
Gr. Gy
Saunders
McKerron Wins Challenge Cup at Glenville Rampant
John A McKerron easily outspeeds Lord Derby and The Monk to claim the Boston challenge cup for the Gentlemen's Driving Club in Glenville Ohio before 12 000 spectators. Ananias defeats Fred S Wedgewood for pacing cup while Shadow Chimes fails to pace. New York horses dominate light class events.
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Cleveland
Glenville
John A. MeckKerron
Gentlemen's Driving Club
Lord Derby
the Monk
McKerron
Ananias
Fred
S. Wedgewood
Shadow Chimes
New York
Nashua fair track events run after rain delay
At Nashua New Hampshire the fair track events were completed this afternoon with the free-for-all pace and the 2:22 trot. Terrill S. won the opening heat and then set a new track record by finishing the mile in 2:11. Effie Powers captured a race in straight heats. Christine B. won the 2:19 pace in three straight heats, and Jack Splan Jr. won the 2:22 trot in three straight heats.
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Nashua
N. H
Nashua Fair
Terrill S
Effie Powers
Christine B
Jack Splan, Jr
Imp mare sells at Sheepshead Bay for 4100 dollars
The famous black mare Imp was sold at Sheepshead Bay today to B. A. Tipton for 4100 dollars.
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New York
Imp
Sheepshead Bay
B. A. Tipton
Big interstate shooting tour concludes day at Sea Girt
The skirmish team match ended with the Second Regiment District of Columbia winning 28 of 300. Scores listed show First Regiment Marine Corps 227 Seventh New York Taisen Twenty third Infantry 210 Twelfth Regiment OC lacking data 176 U S Marine Corps second 173 Fifth Maryland 71 Second Pennsylvania. Leech cup went to William F Leushner New York with 59 of 75. Scott District of Columbia 57, Parker Massachusetts 47, Keough Massachusetts 45.
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Sea Girt
N. J
District of Columbia
U. S. Marine Corps
New York
Taisen
U. S. Infantry
D. C
Maryland
Pennsylvania
William F. Leushner
S. ¥. Scott
M. W. Parker
Massachusetts
J. H. Keough
Miss Oge Denies Tag in Nightgown Hotel Claim
San Francisco reports Miss Marie Oge denies a claim that she played tag in her nightgown in a Mt Tamalpais hotel. The accusation led to an assault and shooting of News Letter editor Frank Marriott by Truxton Beale and Thomas H Williams Jr who face a hearing while out on ten thousand dollar bail.
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San Francisco
Mt. Tamalpais
Truxton Beale
Thomas H. Williams
Frank Marriott
Beale
Williams
Marie Oge
California
Society party at Mt Tamalpais sparks hotel tag rumor
The piece describes a society party that spent a night at Mt Tamalpais with guests roaming the hotel in nightclothes. It claims the conduct drove a sister to madness. Miss Oge and her father deny the article. Williams heads the California Jockey Club and owns nearby tracks. Truxton Beale, former minister to Persia and plenipotentiary to Greece, married Harriet Blaine but they live apart.
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Mt. Tamalpais
Miss Oge
Williams
Caliifornia Jockey Club
Truxton Beale
Persia
Greece
Harriet Blaine
James G. Blaine
Channing Statue Planned for Boston Public Garden
Boston plans a life size statue of Rev William Ellery Channing to stand opposite Arlington Street Church. The gift from Arlington Street Church members by St Gaudens shows Channing in clerical garb with one hand at his breast. Foundation work began in spring and base stones were laid yesterday. The article notes his enduring work and estimates the durbar cost at two million dollars.
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Channing
Boston
William Ellery Channing
Arlington Street Church
St. Gaudens
Curzon Denies Resignation Report From India Viceroy
Lord Curzon of Kedleston denied rumors that he would resign as viceroy of India. He stated the report was false and that his commitment to his duties remained firm.
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Curzon
Simla
Lord Curzon
Kedleston
Catarrhal Powder Endorsed by Canadian Minister of Justice
A historian’s note highlights Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder as a fast remedy for catarrh and colds. It claims relief of catarrhal headaches in ten minutes and is endorsed by The Hon. David Millis, Minister of Justice for the Dominion of Canada, for wide duration sufferers.
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Agnew
David Millis
Dominion of Canada
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