Republican factional fight shapes ward nomination outcome
In a heated meeting, Royal B. Young faced questions over party loyalty as delegates debated representation. Levi F. Cook Jr. of the A P A was defeated by Kaen 191 to 101 in the state convention favored tally, ending with Cook moving for a unanimous nomination before Alderman Gilbert announced his withdrawal from politics.
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Levi F. Cook, Jr
A. P
Rank W
Kaan
Levi F. Cook
Kaen
Cook
Gilbert
A P A Victory in Malden Ward Caucus Majority
In Malden the A P A made limited gains with Ward 6 carrying the caucus by about 2 to 3 and 201 A P A votes to 153 for Greenhalge. State delegates favored the A P A ticket 194 to 51, while Ward by ward results showed defeats in Wards 1 and 4 and no opposition in Wards 2 and 3.
Somerville caucus splits between Greenhalge and A P A strongholds
In Somerville, the Republican state caucus saw a split result with the A P A sweeping Ward 4 for Greenhalge while Ward 2 backed the A P A ticket over Greenhalge. Ward 3 had an unpledged slate and Ward 1 produced eight delegates, with factions divided on state and local representation.
Watertown A P A Wins Republican Caucus In Watertown
The Republican caucus at Watertown last evening was captured by the A. P. A. faction and their strength was about 210 to 75 or 80 for opponents. J. H. L. Coon served as chairman and H. F. Morse as secretary. The senatorial delegation is solid for Niles. Chapter 507 of the Acts of 1895 was accepted and three tickets were in the field.
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Watertown
Greenhalge
J. H. L. Coon
H. F. Morse
Niles
Antis
Curtis Bixby
GC. A. York
Cambridge Divided in Delegates Fight for Greenhalge
In Cambridge the delegate split shows twenty for Greenhalge and eleven unpledged with an A P A leaning. In Ward 2 the A P A nominated legislature candidates but gained no state representation. Ward 4 saw half the state delegates aligned with the order and helped defeat Representative Higgins. Dallinger carried every ward for senator, with Parry supporters predicting vote totals in the convention. A P A backing reportedly aided Dallinger’s camp. The winner hailed as the strongest contest against the county ring.
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Higgins
Dallinger
Parry
Subilany
Cambridge
Everett Republicans pick Brown for Legislature and Greenhalge slate wins
In Everett last night the Bailey Brown contest for legislative representation ended with Brown carrying all six wards and 63 delegates. The State delegation of eighteen was unanimously chosen for Greenhalge, while Harlow remains favored for councillor and Sheriff Cushing for county delegates. All delegates support Senator Wellman and the Evans faction dominates the new ward city committee.
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Everett
Dudley P. Bailey
George A. Brown
Boston
Brown
Greenhalge
Harlow
Woburn
Sheriff Cushing
Middlesex
Senator Wellman
New Ward
Evans
Republican caucuses crushed by A P A in Gloucester
In Gloucester on September 2 the Republican caucuses ended with the A P A carrying the field. The Old Guard faced a vigorous yet quiet campaign and were annihilated. Ex-Collector Pew drew no support. most state delegates favored anti Greenhalge with 18 antis and three Greenhalge supporters, one vote pending.
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Gloucester
Old Guard
Pew
Quincy in doubt after Republican caucus
In Quincy on September 25 the A P A pressed its claim in all wards during the Republican caucus. Ward 4 yielded one A P A delegate. Ward 5 saw a hard fight with Greenhalge delegates elected. Ward 2 and Ward 6 backed Greenhalge, while outside Ward 1 seventeen delegates were chosen with Greenhalge holding four and the A P A fielding a full slate, leaving the result uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
A. P A
Greenhalge
Fight in Brookline caucus at Town Hall ends in heated debate
A Brookline caucus at Town Hall produced a row over resolutions denouncing the lobby system and attacking senatorial candidate Williams. Presiding officer T. heads the meeting with inspectors E. F. Baker E. B. Gibbs and W. Tyler and tellers F. M Bond Joseph Wallitr Henry Paige and F. A. Russell. Long remarks by M. F. Flanders Prentiss Cummings and Alfred Chandler followed, with Flanders challenging Williams who was defended.
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Brookline
Town Hall
T. ©. Head
E. F. Baker
E. B. Gibbs
W. Tyler
F. M.bond
Joseph Wallitr
Henry Paige
F. A. Russell
Williams
M. F. Flanders
Prentiss Cummings
Alfred Chandler
Flanders
Sanford's Ginger Promises Health In Summer
An advertisement extols Sanford's Ginger as essential for summer health. It claims purity taste and health benefits, warns against substitutes, and directs readers to ask for Seaninfords Ginger with the trademark on the wrapper. Distributed by Portin Dru and Cuem, Corp. Sole Proprietors, Boston.
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Sanford
Seaninford
Portin Dru
Cuem. Corp
Williams delegation defeated amid fiery red oratory
The report notes intense rhetorical display by speakers, with the Williams delegation suffering defeat in the proceedings.
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Cummings
Williams
Woburn Supports Greenhalge as Delegates Pledged
In Ward 3 Woburn backed Governor Greenhalge with a 38 to 20 defeat of Rev. George A. Crawford. Of eighteen statewide delegates, nine are pledged to Greenhalge, with Ward 2 4 and 6 showing potential support if the convention leans his way.
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Greenhalge
Ward 6
Winthrop Republicans Back Greenhalge at Local Caucus
The Winthrop caucus saw the A P A element present but defeated on the first ticket as Republicans endorsed Greenhalge. A motion instructed the town committee to call a caucus to gauge acceptance of the caucus act of 189, and to elect a town committee for 1896.
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Winthrop
Greenhalge
Republican caucus names pledged for state convention
Lawrence reports the thirty Republican delegates to the state convention were unpledged yet inclined toward Greenhalge. Senatorial votes split between John L. Brewster with seventeen and James H. Derbyshire with fourteen. Charles A. Sayward holds a one vote edge over Alden P. White for district attorney with sixteen to fifteen.
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Lawrence
Greenhalge
John L. Brewster
James H. Derbyshire
Charles A. Sayward
Alden P. White
White
Framingham GOP Primary Votes Shift Against A P A Support
In Framingham Massachusetts the Republican primary brought a strong showing against the A P A. Greenhalge delegates won 151 to 98, with the trend repeating across the delegate slate and town committee. Older Republicans joined, aiding defeats of the A P A while backing Cushing for sheriff Begilow for commissioner Reed for senator and Moore for representative. Reed leads the seven member State delegation.
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Framingham
Mass
Greenhalge
Cushing
Begilow
Reed
Moore
Republican caucuses elect delegates in Lowell
Republican caucuses in Lowell chose state delegates with Greenhalge receiving five pledged votes and 38 unpledged. Many unpledged delegates oppose Greenhalge due to A P A leanings, though this claim is debated. Senatorial delegates likely favor Foss, while Putnam, Roper and Hayes were renominated for representatives.
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Lowell
Greenhalge
Foss
Putnam
Roper
Hayes
Ward 17 caucus feud over disqualified Republicans
In Ward 17 the A. P. A. faction showed its hand. Twelve old line Republicans who have voted in past caucuses were refused to be allowed to cast their ballots. The matter will be taken before the ballot commission.
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Ward
AP Aces Fall In Arlington Republican Caucus
Arlington, Sept. 25. In the Republican caucus tonight the A P A tried to sway the vote but its ticket was defeated by about a ten vote majority.
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Arlington
People's party nominating slate at Lynn convention
At the twentieth district Representative convention of the People's party Roscoe F. Harden and J. W. Gibbonney were nominated.
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Lynn
The
People’s Party Tonight
Roscoe F. Harden
Thirteen for Greenhalge at Newburyport caucuses
In Newburyport Massachusetts on September 25 the Republican caucuses showed no A P A strength as thirteen delegates pledged to support Greenhalge and Moody.
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Newburyport
Mass
Greenhalge
Moody
Haverhill Caucuses Name 25 State Delegates for Greenhalge
Haverhill voters on September 25 chose twenty five state delegates for Greenhalge. The congressional delegates favor Moody as the party proceeds toward the next stage of the contest.
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Haverhill
Greenhalge
Moody
Medford Chooses Delegates Pledged for Greenhalge and Unpledged
In Medford on September 25 the choice is made for three delegates pledged to Greenhalge and six unpledged. The result reflects the local preference in the party's delegate selection.
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Medford
Greenhalge
Pittsfield Delegation Supports Greenhalge
Springfield dispatch reports Pittsfield formed a solid delegation in support of Greenhalge on September 2. The gathering emphasized backing for the candidate amid local politics and regional advocacy.
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Pittsfield
Greenhalge
Springfield
Democratic dinner planned in Worcester before convention
The Democratic hosts plan a lively evening in Worcester at the Lincoln House hosted by the Young Men's Democratic Club of Massachusetts. President Charles E. Stratton will preside with invited speakers including the Secretary of the…
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Worcester
Lincoln House
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
Charles E. Stratton
Democrats weigh Worcester convention and Senate bid in seventh Suffolk
Richard Olney and ex Governor Rus sell lead a list of Democrats as Worcester hosts the party’s five year gap. Alfred Hayes of Ward 18 gains in the seventh Suffolk bid amid fights with Hayes Lanigan and Dever Hoar. O’Brien of Ward 5 seeks renomination and Murphy and McMackin contest. Noonan of Ward 8 in Charlestown prepares a strong House bid with long Democratic involvement.
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Richard Olney
Russell
Josiah Quincy
John W. Corcoran
Charles §. Hamlin
John F. Fitzgerald
John C. Crosby
James B. Carroll
Thomas J. Gargan
Worcester
Suffolk
Alfred Hayes
Richard J. Hayes
James J. Lanigan
Dever
Hoar
Starvard Democratic’ Club
Hutchinson
West End
Senate
General Court
West Cambridge society hosts farewell wedding reception
In St James vestry Cambridge a farewell and wedding reception honored Miss Kathleen Elizabeth Pillsbury and Miss Minnie Gertrude Dodge. They will travel to Los Angeles to wed Thomas Pattison Robertson and David Willis Clark with Rev B W R Taylor leading their East Coast church circle. Hundreds attended as costumes impressed and refreshments were served. Notables included Lieutenant Commander J Elliott Pillsbury and numerous Boston and Salem guests.
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St. James’s Church
Cambridge
Kathleen Elizabeth Pillsbury
Minnie Gertrude Dodge
Los Angeles
Cal
Thomas Pattison Robertson
David Willis Clark
B. W. R. Taylor
J. Elliott Pillsbury
United States Navy
J. A. Remick
D. J. Crandon
Malden
J. Medley Robertson
St. John
N. B
Mms. H. Osgood
Boston
J. G. Bugbee
Stephen A. Holt
Winchester
J. H. Batcheller
Salem
Charles S. Osgood
John Hassam
John W. Sutter
Charles Norris Addison
Fitchburg
Drowne
Edward Abbott
Dawson Gets a Station in Dorchester Police
The Dorchester Police Board filled the long‑standing vacancy at Police Station 11 by transferring Captain Henry Dawson from assistant to the chief inspector to command the station. Acting Assistant Chief Inspector Joseph Dugan is named to fill the vacancy, with promotion anticipated later. Patrolman Daniel J. Courtney of Station 2 was found guilty of neglect of duty for leaving City Hall two weeks ago and was fined two weeks’ pay.
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Dorchester
Michael Merrick
Board of Police
Henry Dawson
Dawson
Watts
Joseph Dugan
Daniel J. Courtney
City Hall
Crane collapse injures three fresco painters at St. John's Hall
Staging at St. John's Hall in North End collapsed during a morning shift, sending two painters Carroll Hanson 28 of 1203 Washington and Sullivan from Hudson street to the floor twenty feet below. Sullivan suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries and is expected to die. Hanson sustained internal injuries and neck trauma. Richard Phillips of 3412 Chambers street barely saved himself by grabbing staging. Both injured were taken to local hospitals Massachusetts General and City Hospital.
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St. John’s Hall
Moon and
Lewis Streets
North End
Carroll Hanson
Washington Street
Mr. Sullivan
Hudson Street
Sullivan
Massachusetts General Hospital
Hanson
City Hospital
Richard Phillips
Chambers Street
Fire damages tailor shop at No 4 Stamford street
About 6 15 last night an alarm from Box 23 sounded for a fire in the tailor shop of Thomas H Costello on the street floor of the three story brick building No 4 Stamford street caused by naphtha fumes ignited by a lighted kerosene lamp damage put at 250 dollars.
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Thomas H. Costello
Stamford Street
Autumn trip to New York by Boston & Albany line
The autumn excursion to New York via Albany Hudson River returning by Fall River Line and Boston arranged by the Boston and Albany railroad for Tuesday October 8 offers best value. Ticket price is named as a bargain for the trip.
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New York
Albany-Hudson River
Fall River
Boston
Boston & Albany Railroad
Fitchburg Excursion to New York on Oct 3
Fitchburg railroad announces a round trip excursion to New York on October 3. Tickets are offered at a price of percent for the journey, with the route described as especially appealing. The offer targets travelers seeking a pleasant railway outing from the area.
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New York
Fitchburg Railroad
Italians at Hobbs Brook Face Unpaid Wages Riot Threat
In Cambridge laborers including Italian workers at Hobbs Brook have not been paid for weeks. Mayor Bancroft and Water Board officials are feeding them while a new contractor, Sauci er from Boston, prepares to take over. A court order may force payment. unrest looms as disputes with Leavitt’s assignment persist.
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Hobbs Brook
Leavitt
Cambridge
Bancroft
Hall
The
Water Board
Cambridge City Water Board
Saucier
Boston
Post
Cty Hall
Irish independence call at rally for rebel Tories
A crowd hears speakers including M. E. Kelly and Patrick Butler profess devotion to Irish independence while pledging American citizenship. Major OLeary and General ONeill back enlisting Irishmen to join any nation opposing England. The audience cheers for ODonovan Rossa as a leading rebel.
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John M. Leonard
Massachusetts
John M. Cotter
M. E. Kelly
Rhode Island
Patrick T. Butler
Connecticut
Maurice W. Wilhere
Philadelphia
Washington
Ireland
M. J. Logan
New York
O’neil
Ryan
St. Louis
Timothy O’leary
Montana
O'Neill
Canada
England
O’donovan Rossa
Rossa
Fitchburg Excursion to North Adams Next Saturday
A low rate of 2 dollars offers a picturesque route and general interest along the Hoosac Tunnel as part of the Fitchburg railroad popular excursion to North Adams planned for next Saturday.
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Hoosac
Fitchburg Railroad
North Adams
New Line-Up Boosts Harvard Football Practice
Harvard's afternoon scrimmage shows 49 players, six more than before, with new contributors from rowing and prep schools. The two 10 minute halves featured a mix of first and second elevens as coaches seek better line play and coaching depth. injuries disrupted Latin and Charlestown games in a brisk practice.
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E. H. Fennessy
R. M. Townsend
Billy Raymond
Cambridge Latin
Dibbles
Groton
C. C. Bull
Wheeler
Fuller
A. Brewer
Fennessy
Davis
Wadsworth
Townsend
Bull
Charlie Brewer
Beale
Brewer
Holt
Gonterman
Knox
Varsity
Jaffray
Harvard
J. Norton Shaw
Cozzens
Jim Lee
Springfield
Lee
Traffords
Dean
Lake
Andover
Exeter
Dartmouth Opens Season With 60 to 0 Victory Over Exeter
Dartmouth overwhelmed Phillips Exeter 60 to 0 in Hanover opening the football season. Eckstrom, Smith and Crolius starred at halfback with repeated long runs, while Abbott and Eckstrom each scored twice. Kelly kicked two goals, and Exeter struggled after the first half as Dartmouth continued its dominance. Attendance listed at 450.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Phillips Exeter
Exeter
Eckstrom
Smith
Crolius
Erkins
Quester
Kelly
Cavanaugh
Abbott
Sakeman
R. E. Shaw Abbott
I. Perens
Scannell Bow
Tee
Breen Turner
Casson Marsh
Walker
Peyton Foss
R. T
Higley Walker
Evans McCormack
Perkins
G. GaSe
Bartlett
Robertson Ore
Lakeman
Sisith
Ee Eckstrom
MacAndrews
Nay
Professor Me
Latin School Triumph Over Charlestown in Football Clash
Boston Latin defeated Charlestown High School 1 to 4 yesterday afternoon at Cloverfield. Large crowd gathered as hundreds of supporters from both schools watched the tense struggle.
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Boston Latin
Charlestown High School
Cloverfield
English High Defeats Dorchester High In Rivalry Tilt
English High beat Dorchester High 12 to 0 as the Dorchester eleven, though many alumni, failed to score. Key moments came on touchdowns by Murphy and Whittemore with English High dominating line work. Umpires Legate Ward refereed. Stevens was linesman. time 40 minutes. attendance about 700.
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English High
Dorchester
Dorchester High
Boston Boys
English H. Dorchester H. Paget
Goss O Reilley
R. E
Purteiwick
Ceet Peyasitecek Verssss
R. T
Alden Stearns
R. G
Alten Callahan
Tio
Eles
Ears Bio
Herre
L. G
Leonart Higgins
seVaveesecuee Veel
Son Manahan
Crane Mitchell
Dewick Sherlock
Whittemore
H. B. Murphy
L. Bh. B. Paget
Seedeeweesse
H. B. Souther Ellsworth
SS Ag
Legate and Ward
Green
Stevens
Andover Beats Exeter A A 26 to 0 in One-Sided Tilt
Andover defeated Exeter Athletic Association 26 to 0 in a football game. Touchdowns by Goodwin three and Holman and Butterfield two each, with Wickes kicking three goals after touchdowns. Referee McDonald with Yale captain Austin as umpire and Gray as linesman. The 49 minute match drew an attendance of 400 in Andover.
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Andover
Exeter Athletic Association
Exeter A. A
Goodwin
Holman
Butterfield
Wickes
McDonald
Austin
Yale
Gray
Amherst Opens Season With Sharp Win Over Agricultural College
Amherst opened its football season at home against the Agricultural College with a hard snappy game. Aggies managed under thirty yards total gains while Amherst stood out with new players Foster at left end and Boyden at left tackle showing strong performances.
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Amherst
the Agricultural College
Aggie
Foster
Boyden
Cambridge Rowing Team Declines Penn Games
Cambridge track captain Horan announces the team will not participate in University of Pennsylvania games in Philadelphia citing out of condition athletes and academic reopening after Yale. Team plans to visit Harvard after Yale games. Football practice sees D L Sage, 97, break a collar bone on scrimmage. injury not serious.
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New Haven
Conn
Cambridge
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Horan
Yale
Harvard
D. L. Sage
Sage
Scrub
Governor at the Taunton Fair headline event
Governor Greenhalge visited Taunton for the cattle show with 35000 attendees the largest turnout in years. He luncheoned with Col P H Carr and spoke from the grand stand on prosperity. Trotting winners included Whistle in 2 21 4, Tom Q in 2 24 4, and Forshner's Church Belle in 2 23 2.
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Taunton
Greenhalge
P. H. Carr
Fair Grounds
Baylies
Whistle
B. G
Johnson
Brockton
Tom Q
Forshner
North Attleboro
Church Belle
Amesbury and Salisbury Agricultural Society Fair Opener
Amesbury September 2 Today marked the second Amesbury and Salisbury Agricultural Society fair with a grand street parade featuring merchants teams grange teams from nearby towns decorated farm teams and citizens in carriages A A Hardy served as chief marshal The society dinner followed with 300 at the table Speakers included Hon William R Sessions secretary of the State Board of Agriculture Hon Isaac Alger delegate from the State Board Hon O S Butler Hon E P Weare W H B Currier and F W Sargent.
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Amesbury
Salisbury Agricultural Society
A. A. Hardy
William R. Sessions
State Board of Agriculture
Isaac
Austrian Count Sierstorpff Linked to Miss Virginia Fair
An unconfirmed report from Newport Illinois says Count Sierstorpff of Austria, a Newport society figure for two seasons, is engaged to Miss Virginia Fair, heiress from California, famed for her beauty.
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Newport
R. IL
Sierstorpff
Austria
Virginia Fair
California
Unfinished races concluded at Gentlemens Driving Park
Baltimore Md Sept 2 At Gentlemens Driving Park today the unfinished events of yesterday were disposed of only one race of today’s card completed Hubert won 2 40 trotting best time McDuff won 2 19 1 4 18 pacing Happiness 2 18 1 2 Ald
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Baltimore
Hubert
Bes
McDuff
Ald
Accident at Vermont fair leaves Barton girl with broken leg
At the Orleans County Fair in Barton Vermont Miss Bertha Lothrop of Barton Landing was injured when she fell from a merry go round during the fair's second day. The event drew a record attendance while a single race, the 2:35 class, saw Strikeson owned by George M Stevenson win in three straight heats.
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Barton
Orleans County Fair Association
Bertha Lothrop
Barton Landing
Strikeson
George M. Steyvenson
Fitchburg Excursion to North Adams and Hoosac Tunnel
Travelers urged to take the Fitchburg railroad popular excursion to North Adams and the Hoosac tunnel next Saturday. Round trip rate is advertised as a single price.
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Fitchburg Railroad
North Adams
Hoosac Tunnel
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