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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1891

Page

10

Rainy Corinthian Yacht Club Regatta Ends In Tight Finish

In Marblehead the Corinthian Yacht Club held a rainy 30-footers regatta with Mildred dominating the fleet and setting a club topsail pace. Tomahawk edged Babboon by one second after handicap, while Mosca led the 16 to 21-foot class as weather eased after 3:30 PM.

Corinthian Yacht Club Marblehead Triad Hull Susie Hawk Mignon Mildred Saladin Fancy Pig Rocks Marblehead Rock Nancy Ione Lone de Mosca Crowntshield Goddard Crownsfield Sachicad Sasie Lisa

All Had a Good Time Though the Weather Spoited the Cruise

The Massachusetts Yacht Club on Rowe's wharf hosted a jovial gathering last evening featuring the song The Lass that Loved a Sailor. Despite weather spoiting the cruise, attendees enjoyed a warm social evening at the club.

Massachusetts Yacht Club Rowe’s Wharf

Regatta Tales From the Mosquito Fleet and Local Clubs

About twenty five mariners and friends sailed from Hull after a weekend gathering, led by the Verena and Magnolia in a multiple boat race. The Mosquito Fleet regatta saw many boats capsize and fixtures like the Annie, Marigold, Bantam, and others contend for prizes across four classes.

Gloucester Hull Verena Gay Magnolia Ethel Princess Vil Nautilus King Phillip Nomad Diana

Why Not Arrest All Of Them? Ledger Clerk Held In Bank Case

Philadelphia report notes J. Frank Lawrence, once ledger clerk at Keystone Bank and brother of Charles Lawrence, the assistant cashier serving seven years for the robbery. Arrested on charges of making false ledger entries, brought before US Commissioner Craig, held on $10,000 bail for a hearing tomorrow.

Philadelphia J. Frank Lawrence Keystone Bank Charles Lawrence United States Craig

Railway Employees' Clubs Stir Iowa Politics

A railway employees' club formed here with over 200 members to oppose rate reductions, described as an important factor in state politics. Railway officials statewide are promoting clubs, telling workers that anti railroad legislation must be stopped or wages will fall.

Ottumwa

One Way to Settle It at Saratoga Convention

The report says Hon. William Maxwell Evarte will attend the Saratoga convention on Wednesday as chairman of the Sixteenth Assembly district delegation. The scene could unfold with the hall rising to acclaim him as their man if the convention unites in support.

William Maxwell Evarte Saratoga Sixteenth Assembly

Myopia Hunt Club Hundreds View The Sport

Gentlemen riders dash across the countryside in pursuit of the Hunt Cup as the Myopia Hunt Club hosts a parade of showy horses and riders. Spectators line the fields to witness the traditional equestrian event.

List of Those Who Were There at Hamilton Races

Rain soaked the Gibney Farm course as the Myopia Hunt Club staged polo pony heats and a steeplechase. Notables present included J. Jefferson Coolidge, A. P. Gardner, Leopold Morse Jr., R. M. Appleton, M. K. Abbott, George P. Eustis, W. P. Eustis, and many others. Calico won the Farmers’ half mile, Loris took the Hunt Cup after a fall, and Independence prevailed in the steeplechase following a protest.

Hamilton Myopia Hunt Club Gibney Farm F. H. Prince Masconomo Eustis J. Jefferson Coolidge A. P. Gardner F. B Fay Leopold Morse, Jr R. M. Appleton M. K Abbott Francis Peabody George von L. Meyer R. L. Agassiz J. L. Thorndike C. W. Oliver H. D. Burnham George_P. Eustis George K. Richardson Harry Burnett Ruth Burnett Morton Prince F. H. Frince George H. Norman M. K. Abbott C. B. Denny Mabel Sinkins Miriam Sears Bessie Seabury Romulus Houston Thomas Ashley Ross L. Coe George T. Dexter Wentham Ipswich Calico Yom Coo Jumbo Tom Cod Myopia Hunt Frank Seabury van Dyke Crusader Dr. Hopkins W. L. Chase Puritan Be Denny W. Cc. Eustis Loris Independence Grimcrack Mr. Gardner Frederic Warren Baby McKee Mr. Warren H. Appleton Puzzle Bayard Thayer Bunnie B. Denny Bay Buckskin Lone Tree Mr. Prince Denny Curly Frederick Warren Mabel Simkins Warren Thorndike Frederick

Motorcycle racing heats report with Denny winning final

In a sequence of heats Warren rode Curly with C B Denny on Baby McKee defeating Houston Thomas on Ashley. James H Appleton rode Sand Boy and KR Appleton on Baccarat with Edward Gibney on Van. Appleton won that heat. In the final heat Denny and J H Appleton rode for the event. Appleton won. Colonel Francis Peabody started the races and Frank Seabody chaired the judges.

Deacon Price’s Pupil Reunion at Manchester Town Hall

Deacon John Price’s pupils, now aged 80 plus, held a reunion at Town Hall Manchester with about 150 attendees. Notables included B. C. Smith from Salem and numerous Leach, Knight, Wonson, Jewett, and Sargent family members among others, as well as letters read from several former students. The Rev Daniel Marvin gave a blessing and several speakers honored the master's long service.

Manchester John Price Town Hall B. C. Smith Salem A. E. Low H. C. Leach Mary Leach A. 3. Jewett Mrs. Wonson George W. Jewett Emily P. Jewett J. EK. Murray William EK. Wheaton J. P. Richardson W. EF. Putnam Helen P. Putnam M. A. Meldrum D. Marvin J. A. Torrey Torrey G. W. Dow A. B. Goldsmith I. Stanley Stanley W. D. Giles H. P. Johnson Johnson John F. Armable N. A. Horton Cyrus M. Dodge Dodge D. W. Lee W. Goldsmith Arabella Lee Fred Norwood Norwood L. B. Brooks Brooks N. G. Goldsmith Nancy . Cheever H. 3. Phillips Phillips Deborah G. Crafts J. M. Marshall Eliza KE. Leach Daniel Leach Sarah E. Burnham GM Surnham I. Appleton Clara Appleton Fred Allen Allen Daniel Allen Mary J. Bingham KF. Lee FE. Allen Nancy Gattney Harnet C. Kitfield Josephine C. Swett William L. Crafts Knight Louise Morgan T. H. Lord Sarah L. Bingham HH. L. Kintham George F. Allen Deborah —G Crafts Susan Leach L. L. Smith Augustus A. Smith Elizabeth C. Gould John A. Gould F. E. Smith Lyman W. Floyd Oliver L. Roberts Addie M. Roberts Henry L. Knight Morrison Daniel Marvin Mr. Price Martha J. Knight F. J. Lord N. B Sargent William KE. Wheaton R. W. Wonson David K. Kimball A. 5. Jewett W. H. Tappan Louise M. Leach

Electric Convention Opens in Montreal with Notable Speakers

Delegates from across the country gather for the National Electric Light Association semiannual meeting in Montreal. President Huntley outlines future aims and possible shift to annual meetings while officials unveil exhibits at Victoria Rink. Montreal mayor James McShane and Erastus Wiman address the crowd during the opening.

Montreal Sreeran National Electric Light Association Victoria Rink Windsor Hotel Charles R. Huntley Association Fion James McShane Erastus Wiman Professor Bovey Donald Smith William Dawson Judge Armstrong Bovey McGill College

Salem Events Darker Note as Crowley Dies at Station

In Salem on Sept 7 William H. Crowley collapsed at the railroad station and died at the hospital the same day. He was about 30, described as dissipated. The evening featured a reception for Dr. W. A. Mowrey, new school superintendent, with remarks from Mayor Lantout. A ceremonial fair opened at Commandery Hall by Israel Putnam Commandery S L and Jennie Wade Council Daughters of Liberty. The late James M. Brown of Salem left $1000 to the Odd Fellows Home Worcester and $500 to Essex Lodge I C O F Salem. Rifle competition at the Salem rifle range yielded top scores of 22 by F. S. Horton and William F. Radegrass, 22 by William Nichols, 21 by Dr. Olney, and 7s by George A. Collins.

Salem Sreean William H. Crowley W. A. Mowrey Tabernacle Church Stone Lantout Israel Putnam Commandery S.L Jennie Wade Daughters of Liberty Commandery Hall James M. Brown Odd Fellows Worcester Essex Lodge 1. C. O. F F.s. Horton William F. Radegrass William Nichols Dr. Olney George A. Collins

Washouts at Waltham Cause Flooding and Sewer Damage

A heavy rain storm in Waltham on September 7 washed and culled streets, flooded cellars, and caused cave-ins in the new sewers. Crews worked all day repairing damages as the storm ranks among the severest this year.

Wartham Sreetan

Firebug Suspect Arrested After Saloon Window Shot

Norwich Conn Sept 7 Joseph O Connor a city resident was arrested late last night for firing a bullet through the plate glass window at Michael Fahans saloon on Main Street He is suspected in recent incendiary fires though no evidence rests with the police chief He will receive a warning tomorrow

Norwich Conn Joseph O'Connor Michael Fahan Main Street O'Connor Anc

Man Slashes Throat in Court Threat Case

Devin New Hampshire Sept 7 Charles F Moore of Rollinsford in police court for threatening to kill his boarding mistress cut his throat. He is thought to be insane and brought to the jail for safe keeping but cannot live.

Cotor Devin N. H Charles F. Moore Rollinsford

British Board of Trade August 1891 Trade Figures

The Board of Trade reports for August 1891 show imports up by 1.42 million pounds while exports fall by 2.16 million pounds compared with August last year.

British Board OF Trade London Board of Trade

Fires Hit Multiple Towns Across States on Sept 7

Reports list several blazes including Grand Trunk car shops in Port Huron Michigan with a 76000 loss, Garrahy's wine room in River Anson, and woollen mill stock loss in Manchester Connecticut. Additional fires damaged a sawmill in Hartford Vermont and a barn and hotel in Beed Hotel West Topham. Local dwellings suffered minor to moderate damage in South Boston and West Second Street.

Port Huron Mich Grand Trunk Railroad Hall River Garrahy Manchester Conn E. A. Hilliard & Co Haadford William McCarty South Rucuford Barn Beed West Topham James Beedy West Quincy Henry Doble

Governor Speaks at Father Mathew Field Day in Northampton

The annual Father Mathew Society field day in Northampton drew about 30,000 on the streets and 20,000 at the driving park to hear Governor Kyssel speak at 6 pm. Notables included Lieutenant Governor Haile and Mayors Bradford and Hibbard, with Cadets and militia judges awarding prizes for drill events. Governor Russell arrived by special train and praised the society while urging support for the youth.

Northampton Father Mathew Springfield Kygsell Haile Bradford Hibbard Pittsfield D. H. Edwards Southampton Cornish United States Army Irwin Major Pond Vermont St. Ann Worcester North Adams Russell Emaile

Freder ick Paulding Stars In The Struggle Of Late

Frederick Paulding makes a strong New York debut at the Standard Theatre in The Struggle of Late by the late William Irving Paulding. He shows promise though opportunities are limited. Gary Lindsey Edwin Varrey Adelaide Fitz Allen Maud Feters receive commendable support as fine scenery and overall production encourage a long, successful run.

New York Sorcian Frederick Paulding Standard Theatre William Irving Paulding Paulding Gary Lindsey Edwin Varrey Adelaide Fitz Allen Maud Feters

Return to Canada Brattleboro Chinamen Case

Judge H H Wheeler in federal court ordered two Chinamen returned to Canada after arrests at Windsor under the exclusion act. They held Dominion permits to return to Canada, an appeal arguing permits could nullify the act. This is the first exclusion act case heard by federal courts in the state, raising questions about permits and immigration controls.

Brattelboro H. H. Wheeler United States Canada Windsor China Johnson

Parachute Fails As Woman Fells 5000 Feet Into Peoria Lake

In Prorta Illinois on September 7 Mme Kiefer wife of a prior lake diver fell after a protest ascent in strong winds. She detached her parachute at 5000 feet and landed in Peoria Lake where boats recovered her unconscious body. She may die.

Prorta Peoria Lake Mme, Kiefer Mme Kiefer Tazewell County

Dedham Lloyd Vacation School exhibition showcases pupil work

In Depuam on September 7 the Dedham Lloyd Vacation School of Manual Training held a display of pupil work in the old High School building after seven weeks of sessions. Ninety seven pupils attended receiving two weekly wood work lessons and six two hour sewing lessons. The school has been very successful and will continue next year.

Depuam Dedham = Lloyd Vacation School of

Exposition Committee Plans Eastern Tour for Augusta Exposition

A committee of thirty Augusta business leaders departed at night to promote the Georgia Exposition. They will visit New York, then proceed to Providence, Fall River, Boston, and Lowell to solicit support.

Augusta New York Providence Fall River Boston Lowell

Ancient and Honorable Artillery Fall Field Day Committee

At the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company meeting last evening a committee was appointed to arrange the Fall Field Day. Members include Captain Jacob Fottler Lieutenant Emery Grover Lieutenant Edward Sullivan Captain George Going Sergeant Charles T. Hough Captain William Hatch Jones Sergeant Jon H. Peak Sergeant T. J. Hutchinson Captain Henry Taylor Lieutenant Edward E. Wells Lieutenant George W. Mills Adjutant F. H. Mudge Paymaster W. Laforme Assistant Paymaster G. H. Allen Quartermaster George May Commissary A. W. Gailey Assistant Commissary George O. Noyes. The muster was fully attended and a large turnout is expected for the parade on the first Monday in October.

Ancient Jacob Fottler Emery Grover Edward Sullivan George Going Charles T. Hough William Hatch Jones Jon H. Peak T. J. Hutchinson Henry Taylor Edward E. Wells George W. Mills F. H. Mudge W. Laforme G. H. Allen George May A. W. Gailey George O. Noyes

Convict Fight Leaves Three Wounded at Kentucky Prison

In Frankfort on September 7 convicts Eli Lucas William Bellemeyer and William Johnson clashed in a prison yard. Lucas slashed Bellemeyer with a knife, a brick struck Johnson, and guards intervened. Bellemeyer is fatally wounded, Johnson has a fractured skull, and Lucas is badly injured.

Frankfort Dea Eli Lucas William Bellemeyer William Johnson Lucas Bellemeyer Johnson Beilemeyer

Elopement request ends in double tragedy

Dr Charles E Ballard of Saybrook Illinois failed to persuade Bertha Ison daughter of the late Judge Luther P Ison to elope. In a Portland Illinois scene in Bloomington Illinois he shot her in the parlor then shot himself five times dying within minutes.

Bloomington Charles E. Ballard Saybrook Ill Bertha Ison Baker City Luther P. Ison Ballard Miss Ison

American Interests in Hawaii Move to Honolulu

Secretary Tracy ordered the US ship Pensacola, then in San Francisco, to sail immediately for Honolulu to safeguard American interests amid the death of the Prince Consort and the unsettled state of affairs in the Hawaiian Islands.

Washington Tracy United States Pensacola San Francisco Honolulu Hawaiian Islands Prince Consort

Rhode Island Democrats names to state central committee

The new Democratic State Central Committee executive department was announced today with ex-officio members including F. P. Owen Elisha W Bucklin Richard Hayward and others representing Providence Newport Washington Kent and Bristol counties.

Rhode Island Democrats Providence Democratic State Central Committee F. P. Owen Elisha W. Bucklin Richard Hayward Providence County F. L. O'Reilly John Cass Edward B. Smith W. B. Caldwell Bernard County Newport County William J. Underwood Washington County William C. Clarke Kent County Oliver W. Slocum Bristol John E. Conley

Brockton Public Building Issue Faces City Vote

Aldermen in Brockton seek citizen opinion on giving a lot to the Government for a post office building site or building a $100,000 city building. The earlier city hall vote was reconsidered and tabled, with the order to give a lot away.

Brockton Issuge Strcra

Escape of 15 year old burglar from Jefferson Market Prison

Henry Prince aged 15, committed for burglary on August 26, escaped from Jefferson Market Prison at 7 this morning. A citizen saw him slide down the prison wall to West Tenth Street, alarms were sounded but he disappeared.

New York Henry Prince Jefferson Market West Tenth Street

Kenia Opens Tana River Trade Route in East Africa

A MomBassa dispatch reports the British East Africa Company's steamship Kenia has traversed 300 miles up the River Tana from the coast, opening a fertile and populous district to trade that was previously thought closed to commerce.

London Mombassa British East Africa British East Africa Company Tana

Woman in London Ran Chinamen to Detroit in Widow Garb

A London Ontario woman and her husband allegedly organized a scheme to smuggle Chinese men to Detroit by dressing them in widow's garments and transporting them openly. One arrest has been made and officials expect further developments.

London Ont Detroit

General ONeills Wife Pardoned by Emperor William

Wirschapen reports Mrs. ONeill wife of General ONeill US Army shot at and wounded her husband in jealousy on May 20 last. She was imprisoned for the crime and has been pardoned by Emperor William and released from imprisonment.

Catholic Congress Opens in Malines with Pope Encyclical Focus

The Catholic Congress in Brussels opens tomorrow at Malines with Cardinal Goossens presiding. A special discussion will address practical methods to apply the Pope's encyclical to the working classes.

Catholic Congress Brussels Malines Cardinal Goosens

Mill tt amputated after being run over at Bradford

Louis Millett of Georgetown tried to board a Boston & Maine train in Bradford and slipped under a passing wheel. His left foot was severed at the ankle and he was hospitalized in Haverhill City Hospital.

Haverhill Louis Millett Georgetown Bradford Haverhill City Hospital

Hitch in Mercier loan surfaces in Paris reports

Montreal Sept 7 there is a rumored hitch in the four million loan negotiated by Premier Mercier in Paris. French capitalists are said to demand proof that the doodle charges against Mercier are disproved before transferring funds to the Province of Quebec.

Mercier Montreal Premier Mercier Paris Quebec

Baggage Master Arrested in Stolen Trunk Case

Fred Berrie, baggage master for the Boston & Maine railroad at Wells River Vermont, was arrested Saturday in Woopsville New Hampshire and charged with stealing from trunks. He was sent to Chelsea Vermont county jail yesterday.

Woopsville N. H Fred Berrie Boston & Maine Railroad Wells River Chelsea

Russian Hint to Crete Spurs Action by Dievad Pasha

London reports Russian papers celebrate Kiamil Pasha's fall and urge Dievad Pasha to end the Bulgarian quarrel swiftly and forcefully to win Russia's goodwill.

Crete London Kiamil Pasha Dievad Pasha Russia

Havana Sugar Market Sees Quiet Trade on Sept 7

In Havana on September 7 the sugar market was quiet with holders aloof. Spanish gold quoted at 2.33% 2.354 and the exchange subdued on United States short sight gold at a 10% premium. London premium stood at 19% 20. No significant transactions occurred.

Havana United States London

Late Ship News From New York Harbor Sees Multiple Vessels Listed

A dated New York dispatch lists steamers and ships including Lucy P Miller Bangor Herman Winter hestand sohs Annie L Meseeh Downing's Cove NS Vallare St John NB Menry T Wood S Kendall Bangor Daniel Pierce Calais Amelia Gar land Hoston Hastings Wm F Burden New Hedford Oak Woods Narragansett Pier Sarah Abilaisuell Prova dence Mary Augueta Newport Wm KE Downes James G Higelow Signal New Haven Diacem Thomaston John P Kelsey Rockland Elwood H Smith Hallowell Kaward Rich Deer Isle assets bound for destinations such as Sydney NS Marseilles and Marseilles as list of voyages continues with Ennerdale for Sydney NSW Annie M Small for Marseilles and other vessels named for Dunedin Guadalupe Port.

Late Ship News New York Lucy P Miller Bangor Herman Winter Wilkesbarre Hestand Sohs Annie L Meseeh Downing’s Cove Vallare St John Menry T Wood S . Kendall Daniel Pierce Calais Amelia Gar@land Hoston Hastings Wm F Burden New Hedford Oak Woods Narragansett Pier Sarah Abilaisuell Provadence August Karenard Dunedin Stanley Vort Fillanbeth Edward D Jewell Hlave Emma R Smith Laguayra Monaita Barbados Freedam Willey Fernandina Briga Gem St Pierre Mart Gottage Cry Portland St Paul Windsor

Desperate Prisoners Beat Watchman at New Hampshire School

John Tobin and Frank Willis prisoners at the State Industrial School in Manchester New Hampshire assaulted Albion Clough after midnight. Tobin laced lemonade with sleeping powder and the pair beat Clough with a bat and brass nozzle. A fellow prisoner raised the alarm and thwarted their escape. Clough lies in a dangerous condition with severe head wounds. Tobin and Willis face a police court hearing tomorrow.

Manchuster N. H John Tobin Frank Willis State Industrial School Albion Clough Tobin Clough Willis

English novelist Miss Bayly seeks fund for Bradlaugh estate

Miss Bayly Edna Lyall plans to raise a fund to redeem the late Mr. Bradlaughs property, now burdened with debts from his Parliamentary battles. Alexander Stephens of Atlanta, a grandnephew of the name, will enter the University of Georgia this fall. Mrs Louise Chandler Moulton stays at the Hotel Bristol Aix les Bains. In New York Count Camilla Pecci of Rome is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Baron de Seilliere of Paris is at the Brevoort House and Commadant M de Alvear of the Spanish Embassy in Paris is at the Victoria.

Miss Bayly Edna Lyall Bradlaugh University of Georgia Alexander Stephens Atlanta Stephens Louise Chandler Moulton Bristol Aix-les-Bains New York Camilla Pecci Rome Fifth Avenue Hotel Baron de Seilliere Paris Brevoort House Comemardant M. de Alvear

Obituary notices Colonel Hunt dies at Fort Monroe and Spotswood in Mobile

Colonel T. B. Hunt U S A retired died suddenly at Fort Monroe Virginia yesterday morning his remains sent to Washington. Dr W W A Spotswood veteran of three wars and former navy surgeon died in Mobile yesterday aged 865.

T. B. Hunt U.S.A Fort Monroe Washington W. W. A. Spotswood Navy Mobile

Reunion of Artillery Veterans in Georgetown

The eleventh annual reunion of Company M Fourth Massachusetts Heavy Artillery was held at G A R Hall with comrades from Haverhill Salem and Boston in attendance. Officers elected for the year are Luther Carter president Paul Hopkinson vice presidents Adolphus Danforth secretary treasurer E A Knapp and the next meeting is set for Georgetown Mass on Sept 7 1892.

Georgettows Fourth Massachusetts Heavy Artillery G. A. R. Hall Haverhill Salem Boston Luther Carter Newburyport Paul Hopkinson Groveland Adolphus Danforth Kennebunk E. A. Knapp Georgetown Mass

Late cheese market report from Utica New York

Sept 7 updates show cheese sales totaling thousands of boxes at varied prices from 8 1 2c to 9c and commissions. butter creamery packages traded around 23 25c to 28 24c with additional dairy sales. figures list box counts and prices for both cheese and butter in multiple lots.

Utica N. Y

Lakeside Home for Little Children Presented in Toronto

The Lakeside Home for Little Children, built on an island opposite Toronto by J. Ross Robertson at 25000 dollars, was formally presented to trustees by Robertson before a large group of children. Professor Goldwin Smith spoke in reply to the presentation.

Canada Toronto Ont Lakeside J. Ross Robertson Robertson Goldwin Smith

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