Hull Yacht Club Regatta at Marblehead Tests Small-Class Fleet
The Hull Yacht Club held its open regatta off Hull with 51 entries and 41 finishers in thick fog. The event featured three courses for Third through Sixth Classes and ended with awards for Black Cloud, Thelga, Mabel, Rocket, and others, followed by a moonlit return voyage to Salem Willows.
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Hull Yacht Club
Hull
Peddock’s Island
Sheep Island
Downer’s
H. Y. C. Barrel
Bunkin Island
Prince’s Head
H. Y. C. Barre
M. S. Black Cloud
A. Brown
Secret
F. Linton
Posy
R. G. Hunt
Madge, Cummings & Howes
Sea Bird
C. L.joy
Cas
Nellie May
T. J. Young
Ariel
H. H. Sears
Eureka
E. B
Peri
Frank Iiscoll
Myrtle
R. C. Poor
Heron
E. Cunningham
Vet
J. N. McFarlane
Tartar
J. B. Forsyth
Theiga
H. L. Johnson
Echo
Harwell & Isham
Beth
J. W. Dutton
Judith
W. J. Pigeon
F. J. Tobey
Avk
A. A. Martine
Lossl Piadem
L. A. Heyward
Lossi Nereid
C. F. Colby
Tilli Climax
E. ‘Tucker
Nellie Farley
C. Smith
Jewel
W. K
Sheriffs
Hester
P. K Blacsmer
Astrma
R. M. Benner
Vaga
H. W. Friend
Meteor
Bockus & Mason
Rocket
H. M. Faxon
Flora Lee
Rackus & Lanning
H. A. Keith
Skinner & Smith
Mirage
John Dearborn
Vayche
Francis Gray
Mabel P
Robert D. Ware
Mamie
I. Bowers
Guenn
M. Horton
Madge
Black Cloud
Thelga
Beverly Yacht Club Regatta Clears Fog for Marblehead Race
The 154th Beverly Yacht Club regatta and third silver cup race at Marblehead saw fog hinder progress until a north breeze formed after 1 PM. Third Class Keels finished with Kathleen, Mosea, and Wraith leading, while Nonpareil won the fourth class and Kathleen the third class cup. Kiowa Edith and Nerena each had a win in centreboards, with a tie expected to be sailed shortly under Judge H. H. Buck.
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Beverly Yacht Club
Marblehead
Saracen
Swordfish
Kathleen
Mosca
Wraith
Bowditch Ledge Beacon
Curtis Point
FT. IN
Feo
R. S. Peabody
Mosea
H. W. Foster
H. P. Benson
Fdith
Fred Wood
Kiowa
W. A
W. L. Jeff
F. W. Chandler
W. C. Taylor
Dolphin
K. C. Robbins
Edith
Nerena
H. H. Buck
Fredonia and Hesper duel to settle ship rivalry
A letter from Naushon dated Sept 5 outlines a future race plan to settle which schooner dominates Fredonia and Hesper. Captain Powers of Carric bk Phillips challenges the winner, with Thanksgiving as the proposed date, inviting a match against Nellie Dixon or Carrie E. Phillips if Fredonia loses.
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Fredonia
Hesper
Nellie Dixon
Carrie E. Phillips
Boston Herald
Captain Powers
Carric Bk
Phillips
Dixon
Agai
Lawler
Naushon
J. Malcolm
Cruise of the South Boston Yacht Club Review
The South Boston Yacht Club held its annual review and cruise on Saturday with a 2 PM start tempo marred by little to no wind. Participants gathered for a organized event, showcasing vessels and the club’s activities in a laid back, coastal setting.
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South Boston
South Boston Yacht Club
Yachting season closes in Marblehead with final races
Marblehead reports near season end with two races left the Beverly Gail off and the Corinthian Yacht Club final. Small craft dominate the bay as Fortuna and Canone anchor while Gladiator Hiawatha and Brenda join in cruises. Minerva will not race further. Xara and Alice attract attention for potential future competition.
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Marblehead
Beverly
Fortuna
Canone
Gladiator
John Reed
Frank Blacklee
Levi Davis
Baker’s Island
Hiawatha
Manchester
Helen
C. A. Paine
Xara
Means
Tom Sloane
Minerva
Chiquita
Tomahawk
Gorilla
Alice
William Whitlock
Kathleen
Gardner
New York
Clara
Fife
Hanly
Cape
Outing of Great Head Yachts Draws Large Harbor Party
Yachts from the Great Head Yacht Club and Winthrop flyers sailed yesterday with many aboard. Commodore Cook guided Clinie to Marblehead, while Vicce Commodore Cushing hosted a party aboard The Owl to Hull and back. The Fly and Flustler hosted scenic sails, with lively gatherings on each vessel. Galena, Kath Eveen, Erminie, and other craft cruised Marblehead and the bay. A syndicate plans a 40 footer for next season to test Cape and Burgess style lines against Burges models. The weekly anchorage hop drew a large crowd, and a poverty party is set for Sept. 12 in the club hall.
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Great Head
Flustler
E. C. Miller
Hera
Gooding & Merrill
Clio
Decision Disqualifies Both Yachts In Enriqueta Georgie Collision
The British Yacht Racing Association ruled in the Enriqueta versus Georgie collision that both vessels were disqualified. Georgie on starboard tack had right of way, but its steersman failed to avoid the imminent collision. The ruling aligns with Board of Trade precedents that collisions must be averted by reasonable effort.
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British Yacht Racing Association
Enriqueta
Georgie
British Board of Trade
Georgia
Genesta
Puritan
Albert returns from eastward fishing trip notes
Notes indicate the schooner yacht Albert came home Saturday after a fishing voyage to the east ward. A rumor that Fife would build a cutter for the Adams boys is denied. Burgess received a letter from Charles Adams second urging a world-beating design for next fall. Savin Hill Yacht Club holds its regular meeting September 12 at 7:45 PM in the club house.
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Albert
Fife
Adams Boys
Burgess
Charles F. Adams
Adams
Savin Hill Yacht Club
Disorderly conduct crackdown on Salem streetcar riders
Superintendent Morton of the Naumkeag street railway directs police to arrest disorderly riders on late horse cars to Beverly and to summon conductor and driver as witnesses. An attachment for 100000 dollars was filed in a tort case by Byron K. Floyd of Haverhill against Ezra V. Merrill of Strafford Hollow, N H. Police arrested John Kelly for attempting the thin-dam game on an Italian. A stolen sloop yacht owned by Michael Monehan was abandoned at the Willows after being recovered by Officer Towne at Beverly Bridge.
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Salem
SreerAu
Morton
Naumkeag
Beverly
Byron K. Floyd
Haverhill
Ezra V. Merrill
Strafford Hollow
N. H
Boston Pulpits and Pews at Mt Vernon Church Sermon
Mount Vernon Church opens the season with Rev S E Herrick delivering a sermon on Psalms 31 19 detailing God’s patient goodness reserved for believers. The piece links divine revelation to gradual discovery across history and stresses the moral power of example in shaping reform and parental influence.
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A. A. Miner
G. L. Perrin
G. A. Gordon
E. L. Rexford
R. J. Adams
John S. Lindsey
St. Paul’s Church
S. E. Herrick
Mt. Vernon Church
Abraham
Moses
Jesus Christ
Jesus
David Sang
God
Earth
David
Newton
Galileo
Christ's Great Message Sermon at Union Temple Fremont
Rev Emory J Haynes delivered his first post election sermon at Union Temple Church Fremont using John seven thirty seven to thirty eight. He likened Christ to a phonograph delivering a divine message and urged listeners to come to Christ for rest and life. He noted a warless summer and praised divine blessing from the holy one. Eleven apostles spread the life of Jesus two millennia ago and that spirit continues today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Temple
Fremont Temple
Emory J. Haynes
Christ
Delaware
Johnstown
Aca
Holy One
Jesus Christ
Julius Cesar
First Sermon at Old Roxbury Church On Example
At the old First Church Roxbury yesterday Rev James De Normandie preached on the force of example drawing on 1 Timothy iv 12 He stressed how conduct inspires others whether for virtue or vice and cited Jeremy Taylor on the danger of excuses for wickedness and weak peace.
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Roxbury
James de Normandie
Jeremy Taylor
Warren Avenue Baptists Reopen After Improvements
The Warren Avenue Baptist Church reopened yesterday with strengthened walls and a safe roof after improvements. The organ was raised, the front platform remade in light wood, and a large audience attended a morning service. The Rev. O. P. Gifford led a sermon on Everyday Religion, urging consistent devotion and noting the success of a summer Chinese Sunday school project seeking more teachers and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Gertrude H. Blake
Carrie Carter Mills
Daniel F. Fitz
Frank H. Young
Charles P. Scott
O. P. Gifford
Mr. Gifford
Adam
Jesus Christ
God
Missing Treasurer Dana Linked to Insolvency Case at Axe Company
Worcester Sept 8 A petition in insolvency against the Douglas Axe Company was filed by Hutchins Wheeler for Shawmut National Bank. Judge Forbes issued an injunction. returnable Oct 15. Missing treasurer Dennison D Dana and his son William D Dana are believed to have fled after alleged irregularities. Dana is charged with embezzling 25000. broader deficits cited show liabilities once over 800000, now estimated 500000 to 600000. Directors met informally. works shut down. dividends previously 4 percent. annual business roughly 700000 to 1000000.
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Worcester
Douglas Axe Company
Hutchins & Wheeler
Shawmut National Bank of Boston
Forbes
Dennison D. Dana
William D. Dana
East Douglas
Boston
Dana
Watertown Unitarian Welcome Rev. Knapp from Japan
Watertown Sept 8 The Unitarian parish greeted former pastor Rev A M Knapp recently returned from Japan where he represented the American Unitarian Association He preached on mankind from one blood and noted Japan’s religious history and opening to foreign thought He and his wife plan to depart Sept 18 for four years in Japan with friends accompanying him.
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Watertown
Srecrau
Unitarian
A. M. Knapp
Japan
American Unitarian Association
Rome
Jesus Christ
Unitarian Association
Political notes on Brackett and party caucus activity
Arlington Advocate editor endorses Brackett with anti-saloon support from prominent Republicans. Delegates pledged for Brackett at Dedham caucus. five Everett delegates back Crapo. A Crapo Club forms among Ward 11 Black voters at Hotel Lancaster. Upcoming caucus dates listed for several towns. Nathan Matthews Jr. to preside at Democratic State convention. Newtonville caucus nominates Turner's successor with bolters leaving. Brackett leads with forty three delegates to Crapo's ten.
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Arlington Advocate
Commonwealth
Brackett
Arlington
Advocate
Dedham
Everett
Crapo
Ward 11
Hotel Lancaster
H. A. McKen
J. W. Brown
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Worcester
Europe
Supreme Judicial Court Equity Hearing List Sept 10 11
Devuiys J. lists cases to hear in equity on September 10 including Price petition vs Douglass Bristol Morrill vs Noyes Sheafe leave to sell real estate Onset Street Railway Co vs County Commissioners Plymouth Springfield News Co dissolution Goodsell vs Kenney Bean vs Merrill Wednesday Sept 11 Frankie Samuel order to show cause Equity hearings held Wednesdays and Thursdays at No 30 Pemberton square motions in law cases at 10am Counsel to enter motions on motion book Last day to add actions to October trial list Saturday 21 inst New numbers to be given
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Supreme Judicial Court
Devuiys
Price
Douglass
Bristol
Morrill
Noyes
Sheafe
Onset Street Railway Company
County Commissioners
Plymouth
Springfield News Company
Goodsell
Kenney
Bean
Equity
No. 30
Pemberton Square
List of Monday Sept 9 1613 cases in Commonwealth court
A lineup of cases listed for Monday September 9 1613 includes Commonwealth versus Davis for larceny from person, Davis versus Douglass for assault to rob, Slattery versus others for robbery, Cummings et al for breaking and entering, Kelleher et al for adultery, O Brien for assault and battery, Saine et al for larceny, and numerous similar actions such as drunkenness, larceny, non-support, common drunkard, and sentence-related proceedings involving Mullen, ONeil, Moran, Murphy, Reardon, and others.
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Commonwealth
Davis
Same
Douglass
Slattery
Cummings
Kelleher
O’ Brien
Saine
Ryan
Kennedy
Moran
Murphy
Burden
McGurr
Kintosh
O'lsrien Et al
Stanton
Reardon
Merchants Week Opens With Plans For Steamboat Excursion
Today marks the fifth Merchants Week with planned entertainment including a Thursday steamboat excursion along the North and South shores. The cruise will view Deer Island Fort Warren Fort Independence Castle Island Nantasket Beach Jerusalem Road Minot's Light and Cohasset then return past Winthrop Great Head Beachmont Crescent Beach Ocean Pier Revere Beach landing at the Hotel Pines. Noted speakers include Alpheus H. Hardy John W. Candler Alexander H. Rice and Mayor Hart with more to be announced.
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Deer Island
Fort Warren
Fort Independence
Castle Island
Nantasket Beach
Jerusalem Road
Minot’s Light
Cohasset
Association
City leaders probe Mystic water contamination after Winchester visit
Mayor Hart and Water Commissioners Doherty and Grant toured Winchester on Saturday to study pollution in the Mystic water supply. They found tannery refuse draining into streams feeding Wedge Pond, the Mystic Lake feeder, and urged action. Hart promised to consult the water board and counsel, stressing urgency for Charlestown and Boston.
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Hart
Philip J. Doherty
Robert Grant
Winchester
Mystic
Wedge Pond
Mystic Lake
Water Board
Corporation Counsel
Charlestown
Woburn
Leverett
Horn Pond
Boston
Cochituate
P. J. Doherty
Law Department
Iam
Bay State Rifle Team to Compete at Creedmore
The Massachusetts rifle team, set to contest the Hilton trophy and Soldier of Marathon prize at Creedmore next Saturday, includes Major C W Hinman and Lt S Bumstead among others. If any shooter is unavailable, militia members J M Johnson and S Bowers will fill gaps, with Major Benyon named team quartermaster.
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Massachusetts
Creedmore
England
C. W. Hinman
Bumstead
R. B. Edes
W. G. Slussey
W.M. Merrill
W. C. Johnston, Jr
M. W. Bull
George Doyle
F. R
C.C. Foster
Fifth Infantry
G. R. Russell
Pitth Infantry
J. M. Johnson
Second Infantry
S. Bowers
Inspector-General of
Benyon
New York
Boston Florida Orange Dealers' Association Formed
A Saturday meeting of Fruit & Produce Exchange members at Faneuil Hall Market discussed Florida oranges sent to Boston. State Senator Mann urged dealers to unite to form a trust to avoid losses caused by seasonal glut and transportation costs. The group voted to organize a protective association called the Boston Florida Orange Dealers' Association.
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Fruit & Produce Exchange
Faneuil Hall Market
Florida
Boston
Mann
Chicago
Boston Florida Orange Dealers’ Association
Dinner Gatherings Resume After Summer Vacation
Several clubs held regu lar Saturday dinners as the vacation season ends. At the Parker House a large Boston Sub gathering met with President Whitten in the chair. The Threattyne Club dined at Young's with Captain Elijah George presiding in Sampson's absence. General Wolseley's Civil War article sparked discussion. The New England Club held its first dinner after vacation at Young's with fifteen members present, Colonel T. R. Mathews presiding.
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Parker House
Boston
Whitten
Young’s
Elijah George
Sampson
Wolseley
America
New England
Young's
T. R. Mathews
Grand jury reports indictments and pleas at September term
The grand jury reported with pleas of not guilty on arraignment except as stated. indictments covered many offenses including larceny embezzlement breaking and entering robbery malicious acts and adultery. Several defendants were found guilty while others had cases suspended to the next term.
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Michael Nevins
George A. Sellers
Robert G. Gilpeak
Henry M. Robinson
William F. Grimes
Cornelius J. O’brien
Edward J. Hammond
William Reardon
Joseph Fearing
James Keenan
John Foley
William Rand
Rand
John Slattery
Nicholas Cares
Wade C. Cummings
Robert A. Brown
Winfield Hiatt
Hiatt
Thomas J. Paine
John Connelly
Thomas Kelleher
Ebien Murphy
Thomas Roxburgh
Charles H. Foster
William A. Tarr
Morris McKenna
Morris
Probate Court Suffolk County Returnable List Sept 9
Suffolk Probate Court Monday September 9 list includes Annie Atherton John H M Asmus Samuel W Barrett George H Cartwright Patrick D Crosby J P F De Grand John Kunn Henry Farnam Daniel L Fitzger ald Lillian Foley Sarah Grace Hypson Sarah D Kellum Mary Kerr Sophia J Kight Maria Lagorio Joseph P Sheafe Edoward McLaughlin Susan McMahon Charles Wortlock Edward C Merrihew Benjamin S Hemenway Simeon P Taylor Samuel Birch and others for probate administration guardianship adoption and real estate actions with trustee accounts and guardianship petitions.
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Suffolk County
Annie Atherton
John H. M. Asmus
Samuel W. Barrett
George H. Cartwright
Guardian
Patrick D. Crosby
J. P. F. de Grand
George A. Long
John Kunn
Henry Farnam
Daniel L. Fitgzeerald
Lillian Foley
Sarah Grace Hypson
Sarah D. Kellum
Mary Kerr
Sophia J. Kight
Maria Lagorio
Salvator Lagorio
Patrick Linehan
Mary E. Linehan
Daniel Mahan
John Kein
Ripley Vs. Ripley
Ft A. Rogers
Isabella J. Ross
Joseph Pp Sheafe
Isne Janes Tucker
Charles D. Weston
Elizabeth Clapp
Mary Cadigan
Hoot McLean
Leneed Russell
Municipal Court Sept 7 Criminal Session
Parmenter C J and Clarene William Murphy faced assault and battery charges after an incident involving James Hennessee during the criminal session opening. Proceedings noted the charged individuals and ongoing case status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmenter
C.J
Clarene William Murphy
James Hennessee
Boston Parade For Colonel Beals Birthday And City News
The Fusilier Veterans under Captain H A Snow will parade to celebrate Colonel William Beals seventy fourth birthday. They will travel from headquarters to Great Head Winthrop by rail. Public Buildings dept invites bids to construct eighty polling booths at ten per lot. Bids include J J McNutt 340, John French 355, Creely Noyes 360, Tracy & Son 462 50, Keyes Co 348, Sidney Peterson 285 dollars. Boston and Chicago clubs attend first production of Stuffed Dog at Hollis Street Theatre by invitation of R A Roberts. Fire alarm sign program aims to prevent mistakes seen at Heyer Bros fire. Boston recorded 232 deaths last week vs 172 year ago. Neponset bridge open for pedestrians. draw closed 6:30 pm to 6:30 am. Heath street widening approved to 50 feet from Parker to Tremont Roxbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Snow
William Beals
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Great Head
Winthrop
Department of Public Buildings
J. J. McNutt
John French
Creely & Noyes
W. H. Tracy & Son
W. J. Keyes & Co
Sidney Peterson
Boston
Chicago
Hollis Street
R. A. Roberts
New York Amateur Athletic Association
Heyer Bros
Board of Fire Commissioners
National Stallion Race Set for Beacon Park on September 18
The Balch $10,000 national stallion race at Beacon Park on Wednesday September 18 promises the era’s greatest turf event in the region. Thirteen famed stallions are entered, with a scratch likely that day. A top pacing race accompanies it with seven noted pacers. Entrants arrive from Maine to California, foreseeing the largest crowd yet at an American race track.
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Beacon Park
Maine
California
America
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Astrea
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Astane
Auk
Atala
Myrtie
Salem Willows
Frolic
Navareh
Annie Maud
Water Lily
Boreas
Lily
Eva
Rambler
Hebe
Julie
Belt
Sea Lark
Magellan
Cloud
Astaire
Maggie
Raven
Bessie
Vedette
Elsie
Violet
Nautilus
Willows
Herrick
Warren Aves
Cato
Warren Avenue
Baptists
Axe Company
Mr. Brackett
Newtonville
Cambridge
Hyannis
Tremont Hall
John B.turner
W.S. Slocum
John F. Payne
Mr. Turner
Mr. Crapo
A. B. Crocker
Kingston, Essex and
Edinboro’ Street
S. Necipal Entrance
Kingston Street
Superior Court
Superior Criminal Court
Merchants
Mystic Water Pollution
Orange Trust
E. C. Thompson
Washington Street
Old South
Washington St
H. Webster
Edwar E. Bill
Neponset
Heath Street
Parker Street
Tremont
afXu
RoYab Ba Ing Powder Cos
Wall Street
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