Crapo Strength Grows After Lynn Caucus Victory
The Crapo camp celebrates a Lynn caucus win seen as a Waterloo for Brackett forces and a sign Lodge influence may sway Clark later. Meehan Democrats held a secret meeting at 937 Washington with plans for a new city committee and a large fundraising goal of 20000.
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Lynn
Brackett
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senator Clark
William Cogswell
Mr. Lodge
Mr. Crapo
Cogswell
Crapo
Hich Feather
Burdett
George A. Bruce
Pillsbury
Howes Norris
C. W. Clifford
Newt Bedford
Clark
Republican seeks renomination after earlier run against Hurlburt
The candidate plans another bid for the Republican nomination, having previously challenged Hurlburt three years ago and aiming to regain the party support this time.
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Will
Hurlburt
Republican Delegates Elected at Provincetown Caucus
Provincetown and nearby towns held Republican caucuses on September 13 electing state delegates John L. Rich A T Williams and S B Swift with Brackett leading 159 to 71. Also chosen were senatorial and councillor delegates including J P Johnson R M Lavender and Lewis Nickerson.
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John L. Rich
A. T. Williams
Swift
Brackett
J. P. Johnson
R. M. Lavender
Lewis Nickerson
Fisk
Keith
Richard A. Rich
Truro
Sheriff
Joseph Whitcomb
Brockton
Ward
R. B. Grover
George B. Freeman
Sewall P. Howard
William Thompson
F. A. Keniston
George T. Coughlan
George M. Copeland
J. H. Hagilan
State
Dr. S. Graver
W. M. Gill
Horace Kingman
Lincoln Allen
A. A. Dunbar
Frank E. White
Charles F. Porter
L. W. Buffee
George A. Farwell
B. Snow
J. J. Olver
Fred R. French
A. T. Jones
T. J. Nye
Fred W. Hathaway
Packard
Edward Coogan
A. E. Woodward
J. P. Morse
B. E. Jones
Crapo
Taunton
George A. Washburn
Henry N. Hopkins
Charles A. Reed
A. W. Dean
Henry A. Thayer
J. M
C. F. Johnson
F. L. Bosworth
W. A. Robinson
William E. Dunbar
Babbitt
George E. Wilbur
John Paull
John Church
G. A. Lincoln
A. M. Haskins
L. B. Weer
E. P. Frances
Charles King
Fred A. Thayer
J. A. Abbott
Walter Carter
Frank L. Fish
Cyrus Savage
Fred Thayer
Dighton
Swansea
Rehoboth
Berkeley
H. A. Dean
Calvin T. Crane
Norton
Franklin
Republican Caucus
Joseph G. Ray
FE. H. Sherman
George W. Wiggins
W. A. Wyckoff
Thomas G. Thain
H. W. Thayer
Davis Thayer, Jr
S. M. Rockwood
C. E. Gritfin
McKenzie
W. F. Ray
Sandwich
George W. White
F.S. Pope
Newsuryroft
C. ©. Dame
Rufus Adams
T. ©. Simpson
A. L. Huse
E. F. Stone
W. J. Hale
P. K. Hills
A. J. Haynes
N. N. Withington
S. H. Johnson
H.J. Bartlett
EP. Shaw
Wopsum
Edward D. Hayden
Nathan Simonds
William R. Putnam
Milton Moore
John M. Harlow
Everett E.thomason
B. Ff. Whittemore
Frank M. Pushee
Lawrence
Met
Ira F. Burnham
Thomas Blanchard
H. W. Britton
Nathaniel Wales
Samuel Paul
Walter A. Cheney
W. O. Faxon
C. T. Drake
Manley F. Dickerman
Christopher Farrell
William A. de Costa
Abrams
Paul
KE. C. Monk
George A. Wales
Lysander Wood
Albert Curtis
Frank E. Drake
Wales French
R. B. Ward
H. L Johnson
Ellis Britton
Harry Weston
E. F. Reynolds
Elisha
Hawes
Oscar Linfield
Hannibal Folsom
William L. Beals
Atkins Hughes
R. A. Rich
Senatorial Contestants in Woburn Nomination Battle
Wosburn Sept 13 Special reports a brewing Republican senatorial contest in the district with Captain E. Wyer and Charles F. Speare as the nominees. Wyer, a veteran party man, faces opposition from within, while Speare appeals to the younger faction tied to the Methodist or Chasek influence. A faction seeks to unite both sides on a candidate unpopular with both wings to win the Woburn vote.
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Wosburn
Tapis
E. ¥. Wyer
Charles F. Speare
Woburn
Captain Wyer
Speare
Politics at Haverhill district attorney race heats up
Haverhill on September 13 reports a likely hot district attorney contest. If DA Hurlburt seeks a third term, opposition grows. Colonel John P. Sweeney contemplates entry, having twice challenged Hurlburt without success amid disputed tactics. William H. Moody of this city is also mentioned as a possible candidate.
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Haverhill
Spectau
Hurlburt
John P. Sweeney
Doughty
Sweeney
Cambridge Women Voters Meet At Bardwell Residence
The Cambridge city committee of women voters will meet this afternoon at 8 o'clock at Mrs. F N Bardwell residence 2142 Inman Street Cambridge. The Cambridge Democratic ward and city committee voted to hold caucuses to elect delegates to State county councillor and senatorial conventions on Sept 23 Monday evening and Representative caucuses Oct 11. The Republicans will hold a caucus in Bow Street Hall Somerville next Tuesday evening.
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Cambridge
Gaudaur Defeats Teemer In $1000 Rowing Bout
Pittspur RG Sept 13 John Teemer and Jake Gaudaur contested a four mile Port Perry to McKeesport race. Gaudaur finished first in about 23 minutes but was denied the win after Teemer alleged a foul by Hamm, Gaudaur’s trainer. Referee to announce decision tomorrow. About 30,000 spectators witnessed the event.
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Pittspur RG
John Teemer
Jake Gaudaur
McKeesport
Port Perry
Gaudaur
Teemer
Hamm
Pringle
Ham
J. A. St. John
Gandaur
London
Searle
Tyne
Henley
Luck for the Bostons in doubleheader split with Clevelands
The Boston nine split a May series with Cleveland, winning the first game while the second ended tied after Radbourn’s fantasy shot over the left field fence in the ninth. Strong pitching by Gruber and sharp defense highlighted the opener, with crowd applause throughout two well contested games.
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Buti
Bostons
Boston
Neor
Gruber
McKean
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Nash
Smith
Ganzel
Radford
Tebeau
Kelly
Radbourn
Rad
Cleveland
Twitchell
Kad
Bro
Beatin
Johnston
Richardson
Boston Defeats Cleveland in Eleven Inning Thriller
In a tense extra inning duel the Boston nine edged Cleveland 3 to 2. Radbourn pitched for Boston with Gruber catching. Richardson scored a run and Brouthers drove in two with a clutch homer. Clevelands tied in the ninth. Radbourn’s home run in the eleventh sealed the win as Stricker and Faatz contributed key hits and base running.
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Clevelands
Boltons
ALE
Radford
Richard
Be Stricker
Kelly
McKean
Nash
Switchell
Brouth’s
Febean
Johnston
Gilks
Quinn
Faatz
Smith
Uv Sutcliffe
Ganzel
Beatin
Radbourn
Sata Uy Dotalv
Tebeau
Selly
Sutcliffe
Kee Stricker
Curry
Bostons
R. Bilpo. RE
R. Bh.po
Es Rich
Rds
Stricker
Trouthers
Twitchell
Oohnston
Bennett
Zimmer
Graber
Richardson
Brouthers
Kennett
Gruber
Lennett
Lebeau
Fantz
Racing at the Pines ends in darkness with race postponed
Yesterday at Point of Pines racing drew large crowds despite cold weather. High tides delayed track preparation until after 4 pm, forcing postponement of several events to today. The handicap race led by Lord Fauntleroy, Sox won pony race, and the hurdle race was halted at dusk with results inconclusive. a rerun is planned with five races including a Wanda versus Jim Carr match.
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Hotel Wellington
Lord Fauntleroy
Harrodsburg
Wellington
J. A. Sawyer
Griffin
J. KF. McLaughlin
B. G. Wellington
McLaughlin
Guy
Sox
Kin-o-Kiteh
Abbellina
W. A. Peck
D. G. Sox
Philbin
P. Clancy
D. G. Kin-o-Kitch
Henry
Abellina
Phido
Flash
Dave Gideon
Dr. Roche
C. H. Thayer
E. R. Tilton
Allan Lowe
Wanda
Jim Carr
Races in rain at Sheepshead Bay feature Victorious Hindoo Craft
In a soggy day at Sheepshead Bay New York Sept 128 Volunteers beat Tenny in the Speedstakes and Tea Tray wins the Mayflower handicap. Hindoo Craft takes the Bridge handicap while Ralph Bayard Tea Tray Montrose also triumph in the day’s six races with times noted for each.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Tenny
Volunteer
Tea Tray
Hindoo Craft
Ralph Bayard
Miss Bella
Ocypete
Madstone
Retrieve
Marauder
Eric
Sluggard
Diablo
Sorrento
Cassius
Letretia
Panama
Oarsman
Montrose
Jennie McFarland
Iceberg
Doncaster September meeting closes with stakes races
London reports the closing day of the Doncaster September meeting. Davenport by Chippendale out of Hemlock won the Doncaster stakes of 10 sovereigns, with Lord Dorne by Hampton out of Lady Lucas second and Workington by Charibert out of Hematite third. Minthe by Camballo won the Park Hill stakes of 15 sovereigns, Carmine by Churio out of Siood Red second and Cherry Bounce by Mask out of Bounce third among six starters.
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London
Davenport
Chippendale
Hemlock
Lord Dorne
Hampton
Lady Lucas
Workington
Charibert
Hematite
Minthe
Camballo
Carmine
Churio
Siood Red
Mask
Races At The Marshfield Fair Show Slow Finishes
The Marshfield Agricultural and Horticultural Society's third day of its twenty third annual fair featured rural sports a cattle cavalcade and horse exhibitions with large attendance. Afternoon 3 minute and 2:40 trotting races were started but not finished due to scoring issues. they will conclude tomorrow morning.
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Marshfield Agricultural and Horticultural Society
Jessie Smith
B. G. Winfield
Iake
A. Johnson
Judge
Whee Wae
A. D. Ryder
B. G
Livery Boy
F. A. McAnery
Dandy
Seers Sechvathiace
E. Rk. Wilson
B. m. Flossie
Herbert A. Baker
Joan U. Mildew
F. R. Garfield
G. G. Webb
Plea aThae Rae Wid. Reid
Bey Si
Henry A. Baker
B. G. Jonathan
C.H. Briggs
Archie B. Ok
Edward Mahar
Br. G
Rockland
L. Pedrick
W. A. Brown
B. m. Fannie
Lewiston
John ‘Trout
Allston
Mass
Bik
J. P. Gibbs
Boston
M. Dal
Oisa
Death of Bernard Quinn From Falling Iron Injury
Bernard Quinn of the steamer Kansas died from head injuries after being struck by a falling piece of iron last Wednesday. The incident occurred at City Hospital where he succumbed yesterday afternoon. Tomorrow's Point of Pines season finale features a historic concert with Salem Cadet Band Baldwin's Cadet Band and the Germania Band performing from noon to 8 30 p m before a final joint concert.
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Bernard Quinn
Kansas
City
Point of Pines
New England
Salem Cadet Band
Baldwin’s Cadet Band
Germania Band
Symphony ticket seekers in Music Hall queue form army line
Seventy five men wait in a long line from Winter street to the Music Hall entrance for Tuesday morning tickets. Joseph L Fox runs a 52-man wing of preparatory buyers, planning for 208 seats with about 130 individual purchasers. The group is fed and guarded. rain and improvised shelter shape the scene as police monitor order and Fox distributes attention.
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Music Hall Place
Winter Street
Music Hall
No. 1
Joseph L Fox
Ditson
Post
Beco
Mr. Fox
William Duncan Fund aids Metlakahtla fire loss in Alaska
A Massachusetts philanthropy notes the receipt of funds toward the $12,000 loss from the Metlakahtla steam saw mill fire. The list records numerous small donations from Brookline Jamaica Plain West Medford and others plus a letter from George F Hoar urging further contributions and support for the cause. Total to date totals $873.50 and $523.50 was sent forward this week.
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Metlakahtla
Alaska
William Bb. Strong
Brookline
E. A. Drummond
Jamaica Plain
C. F. Vole
Frank Cobb
Clara G. Brooks
West Medford
Pronta& tonGher
Helen S. Norton
Lindsey
B.S. Bivens
Martin L. Hall
Sophia C. Rand
Westfield
J. Utley
C. H. Utley
Edward I. Thomas
Sears
P. O
Boston
E. J. Thomas
Thomas
Duncan
British Columbia
F. Hoar
Worcester
Mass
Man Offers To Sell Belt at Pleasant Street Store
A man arrived at a Pleasant street shop last evening and offered a roll of narrow belting for sale. The storekeeper accused him of stealing the belt, the man fled in a wagon. The belting was addressed to C. A. Coftin care of Hilton's express Lynn.
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C. A. Coftin
Hilton’s Express
Lynn
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