Hendee Wins Old Timers Race at Springfield Meet
In front of 15000, Jimmy Michael defeats Lucien Lesna in a multicycle event at the Springfield Bicycle Club meet. Michael’s Callahan quad and Shafer triplet power him to the lead, with Lesna’s pacemakers fading. Earlier heats crown Hendee over Rowe in high wheels, while Cooper leads a pros’ one mile, Butler captures the pro handicap, Gardiner runner up, and Coleman fourth. Summary notes the Springfield races on Pugh &.
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Springfield
Jimmy Michael
Dave Shafer
Michael
Lucien Lesna
Lesna
Union
Callahan
Waller
Callahan Quad
Sesna
Shafer
Michael Best
Charles River Park
America
George M. Hendee
W. A. Rowe
Hendee
Tom Cooper
Loughead
Major Taylor
J. 8. Johnson
W. B. Becker
Becker
Tom Butler
Tom
Arthur Gardiner
Butler
Watson Coleman
H. B. Freeman
Willing Pupils Turned Away In Crowded Boston Schools
The Post details severe crowding in Boston schools with basements filled, temporary shanties housing children, and many denied admission as demand exceeds space. Teachers and officials criticize district handling while revealing daily refusals and deteriorating welfare. Superintendent Seaver acknowledges missing figures in monthly reports.
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Post
Boston
Seaver
Weather Outlook for New England
Washington reports fair skies for New England with warmer temperatures as winds shift from west to southwest.
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Washington
New England
Klondike Gold Mining Co offers stock and placer mining claims
An 1890s advertisement touts Klondike Boston Gold Mining and Mfg Co stock at a low price, claiming direct access to Klondike gold via placer machines endorsed by miners. It promises large future shipments, dividends from royalties, and invites investors to obtain prospectus. Also mentions a life endowment policy sold in 1891 with details of premiums and payout.
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Klondike
George M. Reed
Kiondike
Klendixe & Boston Gold Mining
Coe
E. C. Davis & CO
Bankers & Brokers
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Monopolies Condemned at Faneuil Hall Mass Meeting
A mass meeting at Faneuil Hall denounces monopolies and government by injunctions. Harry Lloyd speaks on the affected districts while labor leaders are urged to act to preserve power and self respect. No disturbance at Hazleton yesterday. Latimer Company store guarded.
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Faneuil Hall
Pennsylvania
Harry Lloyd
Hazleton
Latimer Company
Labor Hall Meeting Sparks Across Faneuil Hall
A Central Labor Union rally at Faneuil Hall drew hundreds as speakers including George Fred Williams and Mayor Quincy assailed corporations and justice. Miners marching from Eliot street carried signs demanding government by injunction and mourning the jailed. The orderly meeting closed with Lloyd recounting past strikes and noting ongoing labor fights across states.
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Central Labor Union
George Fred Williams
Martin
Quincy
Harry Lloyd
Francis M. Maley
Francis P. Curran
Woburn
Thomas F. Morrin
Painters’ Union
John F. O’sullivan
A. F. of
Andrew Golding
Journeyman Tailors
Michael Dewitt
Gobin
Edgley
Ward 12
Thomas J. Murphy
Harry, Lloyd
Lloyd
Faneuil Hall
John McBride
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Massachusetts Clothing Co
Hanover and
Portland Sts
HUIS
PUGH
Marcella Street
Lowell
Mechanics’ High
Ee Prince School
Lewis, Dale Street
Hugh O’brien
West Roxbury High
Emerson, East Cine
Dorchester High
Tileston Ee
Ee Mather
Meeting House
HDG
Dorchester
Harris
Ficds
Cauw Avs Us
Gaston Lincoln
Gaston Lincoln Sweeseeseeeeeseseseseees Geeeseesesaeses
Roger Clap
Harvest Street
Edwin T. Horne
G F
Williams
Rall
Crowo
Pat Faneuil
September
Offi- Raster & Company
Highland Boring Brewery
F C
H. Robinson
Rae
Ree
Btore. & CO
Geo
Fred Williams
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