Crapo Versus Brackett Delegates Battle for Governor Race
Boston area caucuses report rival claims by Burdett and Clark on delegate tallies for Crapo Brackett races. News notes mixed local support from Amesbury Carver Swanzey Rehoboth and Boston wards while Quincy's Faxon and Prohibition candidates stir the scene as Jewett grows in Lowell.
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T.C. Bates
Verena Wins Closest Leg Of The Day Yacht Race
Mare Leneap Sept 16 Verona and Wanda, both fourth class catboats, raced from Corinthian Point at 2 49 crossing together. Verena secured windward position then held on as Wanda passed off Cat Island. The finish was a close nip and tuck with Verena prevailing and each boat winning a leg. At 8 o clock Burgesss Pride of the Sea retired and will sail tomorrow. Pris cilla and Wraith also went out of commission with others to follow.
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Record of the Forties Eight-Class Racing Standings
The forties class race record lists each boat with starts and placements. Notable entries include Gorilla with 19 starts and four firsts, Mariquita with 14 starts and five seconds, and Minerva with 12 starts and two wins. Other boats show varied results across multiple races and placements.
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Ulidia
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Awa
Pleasant Wedding at Appleton Chapel Cambridge
Miss Emma HH Vol daughter of Adolph Vom treasurer of Cambridge Gas Company and John T Wigmore married at Appleton Chapel Old Cambridge. Ceremony by Rev Andrew B Peabody and Rev Arthur M Knapp witnessed by a large gathering. Bridal attire pale pink crepe and pink ostrich fan. Best man Seth P. Smith ushers listed. Private reception at 18 Martin Street. Afterward they sail to Tokyo where Wigmore will teach at Tokyo University the next three years.
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Cambridge Gas Company
John T. Wigmore
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Old Cambridge
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Watertown
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Boston
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Ralph H. Sawyer
Frank W. Hastings
Cambridge
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Frank P. Vogl
Claremont
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San Francisco
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Melrose
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New York
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Gracefully Into Second as New Yorks Top Boston Fight
New Yorks claim second place after a tough run against Boston. The Philadelphias beat Boston 2 to 0 in seven innings with Buffinton pitching and key baserunning errors by Bennett and Clarkson. Washingtons beat the Giants as Tiernan set a batting pace and Ward hit a late homer for New Yorks. The League Board later ruled the Boston Philadelphia game valid for the Bostons.
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Emancipation Celebration Planned for Lincoln Proclamation Anniversary
A committee refined the twenty-fifth anniversary program for Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation. Morning and afternoon events occur at Meionaon with evening sessions at Tremont Temple. Speakers include Colonel Higginson General Butler Grot Garrison and Carrie Washington reader.
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Eliza Gardiner
Cora Scott Pond
BE. Merritt
Meionaon
Tremont Temple
Jones Wi
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Jones
John Boyle O Reilly
Werner Johnson
Wred Douglass
Patrolman Ramsey Dies of Typhoid at Home in Charlestown
Patrolman Frank Ramsey of Station 15 died yesterday afternoon at 23 Cook Street Charlestown from typhoid fever. Appointed to the force in 1836 he leaves a widow and two children.
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Cook Street
Charlestown
Proposals For Boston Sewerage Loan And Local Notices
City invites proposals for a 500 000 dollar thirty year sewerage loan as part of Boston improvements. A seven year old boy missing since Sept 14 was found drowned near Porter street. Draw-widening bids for Granite bridge in Dorchester range from 3975 to 5500 by several firms. Boston letter carriers plan a fund for a monument to the late Cox. Lamson libel suits seek 25000 each against Lawson Manufacturing. Mayor’s list of precinct officers due Sept 1–20. Aldermen may adjourn to allow proper presentation.
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Archibald Forrest
Porter Street
Granite Bridge
Dorchester
George Cavanaugh
Benjamin Young
J. N. Hayes & Co
John Cavanaugh
Lamson Consolidated Store Service Company
Lamson Store Service Supply Company
Lawson Manufacturing Company
Thomas W. Lawson
Balch’s Stallion Race Preview At Beacon Park
A large crowd at Beacon Park views stallions Nelson Aleryon and Junemont in training for the $10,000 Balch national stallion race tomorrow. Track conditions were fair after Sunday rain. several entries like Mt Morris Gold Ring Brown Bayone Prince and others are doubtful or not expected.
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Maine
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Muratto
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Russell
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Boston
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Hartford
Boston Faces Water Supply Crisis with Sudbury Basin Plan
The Boston Board considers a $400,000 loan to finish the Sudbury River water system as Mayor Hart and the Water Board press for ample new supplies. Cost estimates include basins 5–8, Whitehall Pond work, land damages, and engineering. City finances and prior approvals hinge on rapid action to secure clean water for 1905 and beyond.
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Wicks Colt Stake Races Preview at Beacon Park
George H. Hicks, Beacon Park owner and race organizer, predicts the Hicks Colt Stake meet will be the East’s best. Incoming Maine entries arrive. two year olds race on Friday with Palm as a notable starter. yearlings arrive at Mystic Park for the New England breeders meeting and will join Beacon Park on Thursday.
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Palm
Mystic Park
New England
Chauncy Hall School Opens 1889 90 Term in Boston
Chauncy Hall School in Boston begins its 1889 90 term with preparations for old scholars to secure seats and textbooks while newcomers take exams to enter divisions. The halls are filled with flowers and students’ chatter as Colonel Hewins introduces his successor Major Benson to organize the new battalion.
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Arrest in Charles Town Larceny Case Over Diamond Pin
Inspector Gerraughty arrested Ernest M. J. Hewett of Main Street for larceny of a diamond pin from Percival G. Howe. Hewett, an acquaintance, claimed the pin was loose, later confessed, and said he pawned it and burned the pawn ticket. The pin was recovered.
New Alexander Company Jewellers Open on West Street
The Alexander Company, jewellers and silversmiths, opens at 2 West Street with James E. Alexander, Edward R. Barnes, and E G A Isenlock at the helm. Warerooms are tastefully refitted and a fine selection of gold and silver wares is showcased to attract Boston’s four hundred.
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Alexander Company
Silversipiliss
James E. Aiesander
Edward R. Barnes
E.G. A. Isenlock
Shreve, Crump & Low
Charles W. Kennard & Co
Boston
City plans library extension and new East Boston schools
The city considered a $30 000 loan to extend West Chester par to Harvard bridge. Estimates for an eight room Orient Heights school at 75 000 and a ten room Lamson street school at 90 000 were filed. Mr Atwood based costs on similar city projects. A voters list publication petition was received. The board adjourned to meet Thursday at 4 PM.
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Harvard Bridge
Orient Heights
East Boston
Lamson Street
Atwood
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Gaye
Wainwright Manufacturing vs Wainwright patent dispute
United States Circuit Court hears a motion for preliminary injunction in a case where J Wainwright Manufacturing alleges the defendant president and later director fraudulently claimed ownership of a company invention. The company seeks assignment of all rights or patent interests and compelled patent proceedings at company expense. Attorneys John Lowell and George Q G Wall represent the complainant. J E Maynadier defends.
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Hansen
John Lowell
George QO. G. Wall
J. E. Maynadier
Supreme Judicial Court near Sept appellate dispute over will
The Supreme Judicial Court resumes, with W Allen appealing a will disallowance in the Kelly estate died in Boston leaving about 156000. The executor C W Bartlett is accused of unsound mind and undue influence. Arguments listed include Bartlett for appellants Collins for appellee. Equity docket notes titles to settle and cases against Thorn ton street railway and Plymouth County Commission.
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Rose G. Kelly
James J
James G. Kelly
Boston
C. W. Bartlett
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P. A. Collins
Appellee
Devenis
Ayer
Lawyer
Grooved Stave and Corrugated Sloop Co
Thorn
Estates Granted and Wills Admitted to Probate
Administrators appointed for the estates of Mary J. Simonds Patrick McSreen Edward McLaughlin Wealtha McElroy Cache rurs lin Annette C. Smith James W. Riley Thomas McAneeny Edward J. Franey Bradford W. Thompson Theodore B. Barber George McCarthy Samuel R. Coard George B. Done Albert H. Webb Lucy 5. Adams John C. Chadbourne Bridget Conlon Susan Deery Catherine Sayward Francis 8. Williams Margaret Rae John V. Flanagan. Wills admitted to probate for Patrick D. Crosby Susan St. Cox Mary Kerr Thomas C. Amory John H. Everett Elizabeth A. Cushing George &. Hardwicke Laura S. Hodges Herman 5. Inches Eliza A. Hartford Charlotte A. ppald ing James 8B. Machon Anson Burton.
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Patrick McSreen
Edward McLaughlin
Wealtha McElroy
Cache Rurslin
Annette C. Smith
Thomas McAneeny
Edward J. Franey
Bradford W. Thompson
Theodore B. Barber
George McCarthy
Samuel R. Coard
George B. Done
Albert H. Webb
Lucy
Probate Court Proves Wills and Admin Appointments Listed
In Essex County Salem on Sept 16 Harmon J. validates wills for Alanson Coburn Lawrence Mary EF Cloatman Salem Mary E French Andover Catherine Looby Salem Jane Harrington Lynn Nancy G Last Salem Eliza Sutton Peabody and others Letters of administration granted to Allen B Breed Lynn Maria Berrett Saugus Maria KE Burnham Nyack Neckey Marietta Clothy Marblehead Francis Cronis Peabody Elizabeth H Johnson Lynn Joseph Merrill Salisbury Mary R Picker Beverly Joseph HL Webb Salem Theodore Whemetead Lynn Sallie Ham Shapleigh Me James Baggan Lynn Thomas m Lewis Lynn Lewis J Whippen 4yrul Inventories filed include William Webb Danvers 805150 Samuel I Woodbridge Andover 365235.
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Harmon
J. Wills
Alanson Coburn
Lawrence
Mary EF. Cloatman
Mary E. French
Andover
Catherine Looby
Jane Harrington
Lynn
Nancy G. Last
Eliza Sutton
Peabody
Allen B. Breed
Maria Berrett
Saugus
Maria KE. Burnham
William Webb
Danvers
Samuel I
Woodbridge
Supreme Court Docket Items From Middlesex County
The Sept 16 docket lists cases including Hall as administrator v Mc, Harvey as assignee v Parlin and Stevens, Roper and trustees, Murphy v Prince, State v Hall and trading, Suaine v Heald and trustees, MecDufffee v Re Same v Hall and trustees, and barge matters with Sept 17 actions noted.
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Municipal Court Dockets and Sentences Note Sept 16
The Municipal Court adjourned cases including William Davis larceny of sixty pounds of lamb to Sept 17. Kate Gantly larceny of twelve dollars continued to Saturday. Eugene Pabseiver for larceny sentenced to one month in the common jail. Several individuals, including George Smith alias George Rice and others, jailed for thefts and gambling with fines imposed.
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John K. McManus
Tomias Grady
Kate Gantly
Ie ‘Ugene ‘Pabseiver
George Smith
George Rice
Michael Ford
Michael O’ Her
Arthur Stone
Henry Cook
Lenuis Chick
Jol Frazer
William Cousins
Protective Order Draws Large Crowd in Washington Street Hall
A new People's Five Year Benefit Order held its first events at 730 Washington Street Knights of Honor Hall drawing a crowd. The organization, incorporated in March, reports 5000 members. J I Morgan explained the venture, while Lulu R Luker and E H Fries performed. Albert Leavers outlined future plans for the order.
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