Twenty four hours of enjoyment yacht cruise ends
The South Boston Yacht Club wrapped up a highly successful and exciting cruise lasting twenty four hours from City Point to Pettick's Island and back. Strong northwest winds made for challenging sailing, with the fleet including Nabareh, Yum Yum, Ella, Nautilus, and many others. A fatal drowning accident occurred just before return, and the event marks the close of the club’s active yachting season.
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South Boston
Morrill
Fuller
Loud
Ella
Recreation
Breeze
Nasir
Magzie
Vishune
Belle
Cygnet
Bessie
Secret
Dorcas L
Annie Maud
Jersey Lily
White Wings
Beth
Rover
Violet
Romer
Altaire
Lizzie B
Find
Volante
Ariel
Emery
Castania
Magic
Pettick’s Island
Yacht Secret
Hotel Pemberton
Sail-off at Marblehead decides Beverly Yacht silver cup
The Beverly Yacht Club catboats of the third class raced off Marblehead to determine ownership of the silver cup. Kiowa broke its gaff during the beating course while others faced varied points of sailing. Royal Robbins judged the event as the season finale and noted Marblehead boats will be taken out by week’s end.
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Beverly Yachts
Beverly Yacht Club
Marblehead
Kiowa
Ft.x. Homs
Hel & Edith
Fred Wood
Nerena
K. Saltonstall
Lda
W. Anand W. L
Lef- Wage Ouea Cil
Ccice Sete Cece En Ok
Royal Robbins
Cape Ann Yacht Club Sailors Read The Gloucester Harbor Race
The Cape Ann Yacht Club closed with a sweepstakes race in Gloucester Harbor. Five entries sailed a ten mile triangular course amid shifting winds, with Evelyn and other boats returning early. Black Cloud and Lark completed the course while Black Cloud finished at 6 20, Lark about twenty minutes later.
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Cape Ann
Fredonia V Hesper Race Set for Sept 25 with Stakes and Rules
The great race between the fishing schooner Fredonia and the pilot boat Hesper draws crowds as it nears. Stakes amount to three thousand dollars with rules from the Eastern Yacht Club framework. The course covers 41.5 miles with time limit eight hours and stipulations on sails, representatives, and measurement before the race day.
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Fredonia
Hesper
George A. Stewart
Hastern Yacht Club Regatia Com. Tultlec
Dorchester Yacht Club
Eastern Yacht Club
Exciting Day at Marblehead Yacht Race
In Mianelean Sept. 22, a busy Marblehead harbor scene featured the schooners Gitana Ada and several sloops including Saracen Alga Rodina as off-shore winds tested sea-going merits. Rondina led early then held a surprising advantage over Atalanta while Alice Helen and Chiquita prepared for a test voyage. Several boats were hauled for repairs at Billows yard, while Mosea Lassie Hiawatha and Anita remained in commission.
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Marblehead
Gitana
Ada
Alga
Saracen
Rodina
Boston
Alice
Helen
Chiquita
Rock
Billows’s Yard
Ione
Wraith
Efie
Gypsy
Mosea
Lassie
Hiawatha
Notes of Interest on 70-Foot Centerboard Vessel Plans
General Paine works on a 70 footer for next season embodying his naval design views as a centre board yacht. Babboon laid up for winter. Sapphire to be cleaned at Simpson's dock. Jammel hauled out at Lockwood's ways in East Boston. Burgess adds five new yacht orders. Puritan out of commission with crew at Fredonia Wednesday. Several yachts hauled out and prepped, including Xara Rosalind Clytie Swordfish Verena Tomahawk and Babboon. Private race likely Wednesday among Chiquita Alice and Helen. Peerless of Cleveland arrived in Boston from a cruise.
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General Paine
Babboon
Sapphire
Simpson’s
Jammel
Lockwood
Boston
Burgess
Changes at Harvard Athletic and Faculty for Next Year
Immense changes at Harvard this summer include a new gate, improved athletic grounds, and additions to the Agassiz Museum. New dormitory on North Avenue ready soon. Several professors return while others take a year’s vacation. retirements and new appointments reshape the staff. Admissions begin today and the incoming class of 93 is expected to be the largest on record. In sports, a strong captain for the eleven is named and the cricket eleven appears robust. Harvard tennis prospects look bright with Shaw returning champion status.
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Harvard
Divinity Hall
Agass
Emerton
Whiting
E. Buckingham
Mr. Grandgent
Boston Public Schools
Messrs
L. L. Jackson
Gray
F. C. Huntington
Conant
Thayer
Danion
Ward
von Jagemann
Sears
Porter
Harding
Davis
New London
P. Linn
Q. A. Shaw
Newport
Four Intoxicated Men Capsize Off Winthrop
A clipper dory with four intoxicated men capsized between Apple Island and Winthrop. Three were rescued by a sailboat and taken to Snake Island. the fourth, Darke, was picked up and later moved to East Boston and finally the Tombs after authorities refused to lock him up locally.
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East Boston
Tombs
Winthrop
Labor Union Meetings Hear Elections and Initiations
Plumbers Union delegates named for the international convention to meet in Washington on October 1. Bakers Union No 54 initiated seven new members in Forrester Hall and plans alternating Saturday meetings. Union No 4 elected new members at 1095 Recent Street. Knights of Labor assembly held secret proceedings in Dexter Hall. Building laborers gathered in Caledonia Hall with many new members proposed. Bricklayers, paper hangers, and tailors meet in Caledonia Hall and 43 Eliot Street. District 30 Knights of Labor plans monthly meeting at Wells Memorial Hall next Sunday.
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Plumbers’ Union
Washington Street
Washington
P. J. Quinlan
P. Reagan
M. W. Myers
P. P. Kenealy
J. C. Clark
F. E. Cobb
Bakers’ Union No. 54
Forrester Hall
Eliot Street
Bruker
Recent Street
Knights of Labor Assembly
Dexter Hall
Caledonia Hall
New England
Bricklayers’ Union
Knights of Labor
Wells Memorial Hall
New Copley Square School of Music and Elocution Opens
The announcement highlights the Copley Square School of Music Languages and Elocution with Mrs. Kate F. Barnard as principal. Known for voice culture, she long tutored privately with marked success. Residents of Back Bay and surrounding areas are urged to take interest.
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Copley Square
Back Bay
Kate F. Barnard
Continental Clothing House Offers Word Contest Prize
The Continental Clothing House at Washington and Boylston streets launches a word-building contest using letters from Continental to win cash prizes of 100 50 and smaller amounts. Competitors must submit lists on blanks provided by the firm to expand its nationwide list of correspondents.
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Continental Clothing Haus
Washington and
Boylston Streets
Continental
Continental Clothing House
State Issues Predominate in Upcoming Massachusetts Campaign
Boston interview outlines Democratic view of state matters and national tariff policy. Nathan Matthews Jr discusses Republican weaknesses, Treasury decisions, and the push to curb Canadian trade. The piece notes anticipated Democratic gains, nominating dynamics, and rising campaign activity across senatorial and county races.
Crapo Campaign Sees Rising Confidence Amid Credentials Claim
The Crapo camp remains serenely confident, with supporters in four counties claiming Mr. Crapo has a strong chance and Brackett loyalists wary of losing delegates. A. I. Woodbury alleges a $265 credential bid for the Republican State convention, a claim denied by E. W. Burdett who says no credentials were sought and no knowledge of such a bid exists.
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Crapo
Post
Burdett
Mr. Crapo
Brackett
A. I. Woodbury
Ward 12
Woodbury
E.W. Burdett
Political slate listings for Needham Abington Wakefield
State and county tickets listed with candidates for councillor senator and representative across Needham Abington and Wakefield. Delegates instructed to vote for Dr William Everett of Quincy for Senator.
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M. Low
W. F. Cowdrey
J. H. Walton
Fred W. Young
J. B. Parker
Cornelius Donovan
Thomas Kernan
B. F. Barnard
R. F. Draper
Gs Crothey
John McCarthy
Samuel Abbott
Richard Ryan
Depham
Daniel R. Beckford
John B. O’brien
George Fred Williams
M. Gardner Boyd
Michael Smith
Franklin Copeland
Don Gleason Hill
James Devlin
Lewis D. Smith
Owen J. Reynolds
Timoth Baker
Bernard J. McCaffrey
Henry W. Richards
Winslow Warren
David Hartnett
Joseph A. Latorme
F. F. Payers
Moses Boyd
John Crowley
Howard Colburn
John F. Reilly
Charles J. Hurley
Everett Smith
Joseph H. Walley
Needham
A. W. Walkup
FR. P. Glover
E. H. Bowers
J. E. Richards
F. L. Fanning
O. J. Young
E. Tuttle
George Walker
M. F. McDonald
J. Cartwright
N. Post
Neil McIntyre
J. Ford, Jr
BF. Pe. Glover
A. J. Mathey
F. D. M. Dunne
Walter Hewett
George Baum
D. H. Livingston
L. W. Chandler
John W. Hart
John A. Holbrook
J. Roland Orcutt
William J. Coleman
Henighis M. Easton
James L. Lincoln
Albert P. Worthen
John F. Dwyer
Jesse H. Pierce
Marshall P. Sprague
J. Clarence Howe
Albert P
E. B. Freeman
M. G. Smith
J. K. Morgan
Perest Hunt
John Lynch
Edward Callahan
F. D. Bennitt
Jed. Gilbride
Wakefield
State
S._K. Hamilton
E. E. Upton
Robert Blyth
J. B. Goffey
Republican caucuses held across towns report party slates
Hinauam and Fairhaven caucuses list candidates for State Councillor Senatorial and County seats. Delegates show uninstructed sentiment with a motion to test preferences voted down. Blandford Cuesteer and Hull cite delegates. Ward motifs include Taylor Warrington uninstructed and local choices for representative offices.
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Hinauam
James O. Burdett
John D. Long
Joseph Jacobs
Ebed L. Ripley
Hawkes Fearing
Charles L. Davis
Herbert J. Tully
Bradford C. Wilder
Seth Sprague
Dewitt C. Bates
Charles Spring
Edmund Hersey
Edward F. Wilder
George Bagley
Samuel P. Allen
Wallace Cortell
Joan K. Cortell
Edward B. Pratt
John Henry Howland
Judd
Potter
George H. Tabor
A. B. Collins
Tucker Damon
J. L. Gillingham
Joseph K. Nye
Charles G. Nye
Horatio Jenny
George H. Taber
Frank de P. Tappan
James A. Lewis
Rev Mayo on How to Help Good City Government
The Rev A D Mayo delivered the fourth lecture in his Five Points in City Life course at the Young Men's Christian Union last evening. He argued there are two reform paths, urged personal regeneration, and stressed three duties: inform yourself about city needs, vote wisely and support government, and uphold family school church as foundations of republican society. He warned against attacks on these institutions and highlighted the school’s role in character and industrial education. Next Sunday he will discuss City Opportunities and Their...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Mayo
Young Men’s Christian Union
High Ecclesiastical
Ultra-Practical
Mayo
Fulton Attacks Rome and Romanism at Music Hall
Dr Fulton spoke at Music Hall denouncing Rome and Romanism stating the new Rome lacks true Rome. He praised Boston audiences and urged monetary support to oppose Roman Catholic influence, noting bells in Catholic lands and New England sound alike due to Rome’s influence and calling for a Governor who would resist Catholicism.
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Music Hall
Apostle Fulton
Rome
Glau
Boston
Dr. Fulton
New England
Catalonia's Fast Atlantic Arrival Amid Heavy Fog Detention
The Catalonia from Liverpool reached early yesterday, delayed nearly a day by dense fog. A total of 784 passengers disembarked after a wind delay, including conductor Arthur Nikisch and notable passengers T. and J. Adamowski, the Hon. George Hate, Rev. Dr. Moxam, and Rev. Gordon. The passenger list shows 115 cabin, 129 intermediate, and 480 steerage travelers.
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Catalonia
Liverpool
Cunard
Arthur Nikisch
Symphony
T. and
J. Adamowski
George 5. Hate
Philips. Moxam
George A. Gordon
Satvor
T. Adamowski
Josenh Adamowski
J. G. Bacon
Ogden Bacon
John L. Batchelder
George L. Batchelde
William J. Batchel
M. Belcher
T. B. Bell
Fr. EE. Bennett
Mile
Caroline G. Binder
A. M. Koos
Chil
Ferdinand Boeher
Miss Rocher
E. A. Brown
Charles
Springer Bros cloak stock imports offer European elegance
Messrs Sprinagr Bros, wholesale and retail cloak makers, import a large varied stock for their first class retail trade. No lady needs to visit Paris to find fine cloaks as they offer rich and stylish goods imported into the United States.
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Messrs
Sprinagr Bros
Paris
Messrs. Springer Bros
United States
God and the Earth in Possessorship Sermon at Trinity Church
A Boston Sunday service at Trinity Church featured Dr. Brooks delivering inspiring expositions on the earth as the Lord's possession. He linked David’s Psalms to a universal moral order, stressing humanity’s creation and duty, unity of mankind, and the joy of living in God’s world, with extempore sermons praised for their scriptural eloquence.
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Dr. Brooks
God
Trinity Church
Brooks
David
Paris
England
North
Boston
Fragmentary creed amid public notices
A partial OCR fragment urges readers to be good pure and upright, promising a great revelation that will bring strength as the words David fulfill themselves. The text appears as a religious exhortation without clear event or attribution.
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David
The Pharaoh That Knew Not Joseph Lecture at Old South Church
At Old South Church Rev. Lysander Dickerman spoke on The Pharaoh That Knew Not Joseph. He traced Israelite migration, praised ancient Egypt as a cradle of civilization, law and learning, and argued divine plan in Israel’s bondage to Egypt. The speaker hoped future knowledge would reveal Pharaonic life as vividly as Plymouth landing.
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Old South Church
Lysander Dickerman
Joseph
Egypt
Canaan
Abraham
Israal
Pythagoras
Solon
Socrates
Plato
W.sdomand Ésop
Plymouth
City notes from the Mass Cavalry reunion and local events
The Independent Battalion of the Massachusetts Cavalry Association held its twentieth annual reunion at Thorndike with seventy five members present. William D. Huntington was elected president and J. H. Walker secretary and treasurer. A banquet followed. The Ministerial Union plans a Chan ning Hall meeting at 11 a.m. with Professor J. G. Schurman speaking on agnosticism. W. H. H. Murray lectures announced for Sept 30, Oct 14 and 28 at Music Hall. Star course season tickets go on sale at Tremont Temple. Funeral services for Dr. Louis Maas were held at Trinity Church with many pupils and music. Rev Phillips Brooks officiated. burial at Forest Hills. pallbearers listed.
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Massachusetts Cavalry Association
Thorndike
William D. Huntington
J. H. Walker
Channing Hall
Beacon Street
J. G. Schurman
Cornell University
W. H. H. Murray
Music Hall
Tremont Temple
Louis Maas
Trinity Church
Phillips Brooks
Maas
Tinney
George Whiting
Robelli
Linney
Dunham and Whitney
Gounod
H. M. Danham
Chopin
Forest Hills
Carl Faelten
Emil Mahr
G. W. Chadwick
F. Kneisel
Eben Tourjée
William F. Warren
Rufus 5. Frost
R. H. Dana
Henry I. Miller
Fatal Sailing Accident Claims E G Hartwell at Hull Gut
A small sailing dory capsized yesterday as the South Boston Yacht Club fleet rode at anchor off Pettee's Island. The sole occupant, E G Hartwell of Devonshire Street, 30 years old and son of FH W Hartwell, drowned before aid arrived. The box bearing his name was recovered as the boat sank amid rough, windy seas. Hartwell, a noted draftsman and aspiring architect, was active in church and social circles.
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South Boston Yacht Club
Pettee’s Island
E. G. Hartwell
Devonshire Street
Waltham
FH. W. Hartwell
Hartwell & Richardson
Institute of Technology
Unitarian Church
Notable Deaths Include Professors and Dignitaries
Professor George H. Cook, state geologist of New Jersey, died at Rutgers on Sunday afternoon from heart failure after falling ill in the college lab. Maine Central clerk and former state senator Joseph G. Hoyt died Saturday at 69, leaving a widow and a daughter. Judge Edward Lewis, ex presiding judge of the St. Louis Court of Appeals, died Saturday night from a ruptured blood vessel. born Feb 22 1820 in Washington D. C., related to George Washington. London reports the death of Farnie the librettist.
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George H. Cook
New Jersey
Rutgers College
Joseph G. Hoyt
Farmington
Maine Central Railroad
Edward Lewis
St. Louis
American Mechanics Day Parade Opens Salem Festivities
Salem prepares for American Mechanics Day with decorations as commanderies arrive from New Jersey Connecticut and New York. A 2000 man parade forms at the Common at 2 PM under Marshal John Symonds of Lynn with seven bands and seven drum corps. A banquet follows at the Siege of Paris building Willows and a national council session and three degrees exemplification occur Tuesday at Ethan Allen council chamber.
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Salem
Sreeran
New Jersey
Connecticut
New York
John Symonds
Lynn
Paris
The
Willows
National Council
Ethan Allen Council Chamber
Colchis Mines to Build Large Ore-Processing Plant in Silver City
Silver City officials report immense but low grade ore at Colchis with a high potential to feed a new large plant. A rail link to nearby mining districts is under way and local businessmen have bought the railroad stock, betting long term gains for Silver City. Directors cite extensive ore dumps and ongoing custom work as justification, with 40,000 tons already stockpiled and growth limited only by labor.
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Colchis
Silver City
Colchis Company
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