Cunarder Gallia Delayed Arrival Brings Noted Passengers
The Gallia arrived late with 811 transatlantic passengers including Rev. Brooke Herford D D of Arlington Street Boston and Professor Taussig of Harvard. Dr Herford plans a Boston Cambridge and Wayland itinerary with preaching engagements and visits before sailing back to England. W T Davis of Plymouth also aboard after placing a Brewster memorial at Mayflower embarkation site.
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Ceanatine
Boston
Brooke Herford
Arlington Street
Herford
Travers Madge
Gallia
John Duckson
Wayland
Duckson
Manchester by-the-Sea
Manchester
Beverly
Swampscott
Cambridge
Brookline
College Chapel
Washington
Unitarian National Conference
England
Professor Taussig
Harvard
W. T. Davis
Plymouth
Breweter
Overdue Paris Arrives Sighted Off New York Coast
The steamer Paris was sighted off Shinnecock and reported south of Fire Island as of September 14. The sighting confirms the overdue vessel’s location near the Long Island coast with details circulating from the New York desk.
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Paris
New York
Shinnecock
Fire Island
The Brockton Professor M Monfiore Exposed in Swindle
In Brockton an alleged swindler calling himself Professor M Montefiore deceived locals for months. He claimed kinship with Sir Moses Montefiore and boasted of 700000 dollars in Boston real estate. Landlady Mrs Gay thwarted him by demanding advance payment for board and he vanished after promising to reveal credentials by Friday.
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Brockton
Boston
M. Montefiore
Geome
Dector
Yestery
Moses Montefiore
Mrs. Gay
Bow 21
Forecast for New England and nearby weather Sunday
AV CA AIR WASHINGTON September 14 forecast calls for cooler fair weather in New England on Sunday with northeast winds then warmer in Vermont Sunday evening. Eastern New York should see fair conditions with winds shifting to the east and slight temperature changes.
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Washington
New England
Vermont
New York
Exceptionally Low Rates to White Mountain Points
Boston and Maine announces greatly reduced round trip rates for White Mountain points. A special excursion departs Boston on Wednesday September 18 at 8 35 am from Union Station. Fares range from 260 to 375 for Mt. Pleasant House Fabyans Lancaster Jefferson Maplewood Bethlehem and Profile House North Conway with return by Sept 24. Tickets available at Boston city ticket office 214 218 Washington Street and Union Station.
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White Mountain
Boston & Maine
Boston
Union Station
White Mountain Regione
Mt. Pleasant House
Fabyans
Lancaster
Jefferson
Maplewood
Bethlehem
Profile House
North Conway
Boston City
Washington Street
Munyon bids to buy Valkyrie for Defender rematch
J M Munyon of Philadelphia telegrammed Lord Dunraven proposing to buy the Valkyrie at a fair price if the Defender is to race again. He would arrange in New York and fix the price, with crew staying aboard. He hopes races off the New England coast to avoid excursion boats.
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Philadelphia
Toon Dunraven
Waldorf
Newark
New York
J. M. Munyon
Munyon
Lord Dunraven
New England
Last Boston to Newport Excursion on Sept 19 by City Line
The New Haven railroad offers a final Boston to Newport excursion for the season. A special train departs Park Square at 9 30 a m and returns from Newport at 6 p m. Tickets are limited and priced at 1 each, on sale Monday Sept 16 at No 3 Old State House and Park Square station.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Boston
Newport
Park Square Station
Old State House
Britain laments America’s cup defeat as Field rants at race
England reacts with fury to the America's Cup outcome. The Field and other papers attack the event and its spectators while defending the challenger Valkyrie and criticizing referee decisions. Debates include comments on excursion steamers, race rules, and fairness under sea conditions.
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London
Gentleman’s Journal
Ponsa
Sporting Times
Track and Field Clash at Manhattan Stadium 1895 A A U meet
The eighth annual Amateur Athletic Union track and field championships drew about four thousand spectators at Manhattan Field New York as English teams and New York Athletic Club guests competed American Athletic Club claimed twelve of fourteen events despite Tommy Conneff missing The day’s surprise was Weters defeat of John Crum by a yard and a half in the 100 yards prompting two protests against competitors Hickok and Stage ongoing with a continuation noted on page four
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New York
Ueion
United States
Manhattan
New For Athletic Club
New York A.C
London ‘Athletic Club
Mercury Foot” Organization
Tommy Conneff
American Athletic Club
John V. Crum
Chicago A. A
Crum
Crum Ron
Weters
Twoas Elve
W. Q. Hickok
Yale
C. W
Cleveland
The Hub Forty Beggars: An Organized Gang In Boston
A Post reporter spends a day with a gang of about forty beggars led by a Harvard man. The group roams Boston streets, preys on charity with rehearsed pleas, then travels to Atlanta Exposition. A second class, the gents, wear fine clothes and recruit country boys into a life of ease through staged hustles. The piece follows recruitment, preparation, and street performance as the scheme unfolds.
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Post
Boston
Christian Endeavor
Efrimac Street
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