Johnson Sets Mile Standard at Wal tham Park Meet
Johnson rode the mile in 1 50 3 5 at Wal tham Bicycle Park, aided by pacemakers Callahan Saunders Mayo Murphy Steenson under Tom Eck. The time beat the prior mark by two seconds, with Tyler as timer beside Johnson and Harley Davidson posting new Class A marks for the quarter and the third. He plans to chase the hour record next Monday while Tyler targets Johnson’s distances up to the mile.
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Saunders
Mayo
Murphy
Steenson
Tom Eck
Harley Davidson
Tyler
Missing A Week In Somerville Man Vanishes
Edward McEachern a 28 year old travelling tea agent from 4 Summer Street Somerville failed to return home last Saturday. He covered routes including Framingham Maynard and Concord and was last seen leaving Lexington for Boston after reporting his horse sick. He carried about $100. police search begun as family fears foul play or accident.
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Prince Edward Island
Yellow fever epidemic in Salvador causes high mortality
Private advices from Salvador say yellow fever is sweeping the republic with great mortality. The disease proves fatal to foreigners, often killing within twenty four hours. Among the first victims was American Consul Pollock.
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Czarewitch postpones visit to Princess Alix to join Czar
The Czarewitch sent a telegram from Berlin on September 28 delaying his planned visit to Princess Alix of Hesse. He will instead accompany the Czar on the trip to Livadia.
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Lord Hawke Eleven Post Big Score In Philadelphia Match
Lord Hawke's eleven compiled 211 for 10 in the second day at Manheim Philadelphia as rain and a drizzle interrupted play. Wickets fell steadily with Batheurst and Hilliard aiding, while the locals showed strong fielding but risky bowling. The outcome remains uncertain with England ahead by six runs of their first innings total.
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Pittsburg Defeats Opponent In Listless Slugging Game
In Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, a September 28 match ended in a lackluster game as Gumbert and Nichols labored through a dull contest. Pittsburg secured the win while the championship season winds down. Attendance reached 1800. The final score is not provided in the excerpt.
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Penn
Gumbert
Nichols
Reds Lose Errors Mark Hoy Doyle Collision in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on September 28, New York routed Cincinnati with 19 hits to 17. Doyle, colliding with Hoy at first, was slightly injured. Parrott hit a home run as attendance reached 613. Errors favored New York 6 to Cincinnati 8. Pitchers were Gorman and Wilson for New York, Wittrock and Merritt for Cincinnati.
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Doyle
Parrott
New York
Gorman
Wilson
Wittrock
Merritt
Cleveland 8 Philadelphia 6 in Sept. 28 game
Cleveland batted Carsey in the fourth inning to mount an eight run rally while Philadelphia managed six. Thompson homered and sharp fielding marked the contest. Attendance was 700. Score by innings shows Cleveland 000651011 0 and Philadelphia 5 0100000 0. Hits were 9 to 8, errors 2 to 1. Wallace and Zimmer versus Carsey and Buckley.
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Wallace
Carsey
Thompson
Erros
Zimmer
Buckley
New Bedford Wins Ten-Inning Season Finale Over Fall River
New Bedford defeats Fall River 5 to 4 in ten innings in a closely contested season finale at home. McCormack shines for Fall River. Harrington and Bassett key the visitors, with New Bedford’s Cotter driving in the winning run in the tenth.
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New Bedford
McCormack
Nashua
McDermott
Brady
Walter E. Murphy
Klobedanz
Harrington
Sheehan
Shannon
Bassett
Ladd
Cotter
Buck McCann a $10,000 Colt Killed in City Accident
The chestnut colt Buck McCann, winner of last year’s Latonia Derby and valued at $10,000, was killed in Chicago when he broke away from a handler and was struck by a Burlington engine near Harlem and Hawthorne race tracks. Owned by A. C. McCafferty.
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Buck McCann
Harlem
Hawthorne
Burlington
A. C. McCafferty
Funeral of Captain John G Crossman at Chelsea home
The funeral for Captain John G Crossman was held at his Chelsea residence 60 Walnut Street yesterday afternoon attended only by close relatives and friends. Rev F W Bakeman of the First Baptist Church conducted the service in Woodlawn Cemetery where interment took place.
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John G. Crossman
Walnut Street
Chelsea
F. W. Bakeman
First Baptist Church
Woodlawn
Mission in Massowah Assigned to Rome Clergy
The Vatican has issued a decree stating that the confides cap ucines in Rome will have full charge of the missions in the new apostolic see of Massowah.
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Rome
Vatican
Apostolic See
Massowah
Trip Plans to New York via Albany and Hudson River
Travel note outlines a round trip to New York with passage via Albany and the Hudson River, returning by Fall River line. Tickets advertised at 232 Washington Street for five dollars.
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Albany
Hudson River
Fall River Line
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State Streets
Alland Bros Haircutters Offer Pompadour Style
Patrons may obtain stylish haircuts and trim in the Pompadour fashion at Alland Bros located at 19 Tremont Row. The shop is described as Harvard, Boston University, Tufts College, Tech area’s largest establishment of the kind in the United States.
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Boston University
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Tech
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Corbett Rejects Fitzsimmons Until He Enters His Class
Lewiston Missouri Thursday. Corbett says Fitzsimmons may fight middleweights forever but will not meet him until he climbs to Corbett’s class. He cites Steve O'Donnell and notes Fitzsimmons has defeated Maher, Hall, and Choynski and argues the public wants a champion who fights top contenders.
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Australia
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Boxing Night at Cribb Club Delivers Tight Card
An excellent boxing programme at the Cribb Club drew near full attendance. Doc O Connell refereed preliminaries, Parker and Lucas fought to a draw, White beat Ring on points, O Brien defeated Hurley, and Johnson beat Murphy on points in a two round main.
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O’brien
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Philadelphia
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Montreal
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Canada
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Sullivan says Fitzsimmons would fight Corbett if matched
John L. Sullivan reports from Washington that he believes a Corbett versus Fitzsimmons bout would be a hot test of the era. He questions Corbett’s willingness to fight, notes Fitzsimmons’Technique, and says Corbett must meet the challenge or reveal reluctance.
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Dempsey
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New York
the World
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The Bowlers Enter 20 Bowling Clubs in League Draft
A bowling league meeting announced twenty clubs entering teams including Vespers Casinos B A A Les Miserables Salem Melrose A C Old Dorchester Jamaica 999th Artillery Arlington Boat Club Chelsea Review Club Lowell Highlands Allston Charlestown Jeffries Winter Club Codman Oxford Central A C of Dorchester Melrose Kernwood and left entry open for Melrose Highlands Newton Club and Waverly Club Hyde Park. Schedule committee W W Davis W G Reed and W C Prescott to report Oct 22 Samuel Dalton may bowl for Central A C.
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Les Miserables
Salem
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999Th Artillery
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Lowell Highlands
Allston
Charlestown
Jeffries Winter Club
Codman
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Melrose
Kernwood
Highland Club
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Newton Club
Waverly Club
Hyde Park
Hill
W. W. Davis
W. G. Reed
W. C. Prescott
Samuel Dalton
See Tomorrow's Papers for Excursion Rates on Railroads
Rail travelers are urged to check forthcoming issues for detailed excursion rates on various railroad lines. The notices indicate price ranges and travel windows will be announced, with official schedules to follow in next editions.
Mystic's Close at Mystic Trotting Meet Amid Close Finishes
The New England Trotting Horse Breeders Association meet at Mystic closed with bracing air and a small crowd. The 2:24 class purse of 1500 drew six heats, with Margaret L Little Ethan and Jack Wyman battling to a nose finish by Wyman in heat five and Margaret L winning the final. Don C. faltered in the 2:20 class as Pure Wilkes claimed first after five heats, with other races won in straight heats. Details of 2:40 and 2:24 classes list horses and times, while the course routes and parade of starters and officials fill the recap of the day.
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Jack Wyman
Little Ethan
Margaret L
Don C
Pure Wilkes
Marston C
B. G
Piedmont Cee
Nancy Rice
B. F
Codiev
Mickey
Mahoney
Whee Dapajoer
Villiers
Bik. c
Smith
Nana
Ponemah
B. c
Viking
O'Neil
Thersites
A. Trout
E.secee
Darwin
Green
Aareidaviebien
Royce
Sheridan
Johnny Golddust
Rawbaugh An
Deoug
Margaret A
B. Bi
Ulric Wilkes
Johnson
Ethan Allen
Eae Ewes
Haroldmont
OO Ngm
Wisceaeas Iadia
Merry Bird
Br. S
Bowen
Elsie Wilkes
G. m
Carpenter
Katie Mack
Br. m
Walker
Newflower
B. m
Belanger
Trojan
Wilkes
B. B
Red Wilkes
Henry, Titer
Hi Don C
Potter
Ichere
Mischief
John Riley
Dunnette
Navarro
B. H
Thorndale Farm
Marguerite
B. m. Careve
Rochester Fair Closes With High Weather and Strong Profits
The nineteenth annual Rochester fair ended with excellent weather and exhibits surpassing prior years. Racing was strong, net profits estimated near $10,000. Zanita won the 2-year-old stake, The Seer captured the free-for-all, Tommy L. won the unfinished 2:33 pace, and Caywood swept the 2:36 class heat series while Janet led early.
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Zanita
Onawa
Emma Westland
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Scarlet Wilkes
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Caywood
Jerome Park Race Day Results Sept 28
First race six starters Hal low takes runner up spot Black Hawk third time 1 16 Second race one mile one sixteenth Long Bridge first Little Matt second Now or Never third time 1 52 3 4 Third Riverside stakes five furlongs straight Stonewell wins Punch second time 1 06 Only two starters Fourth race one mile McIntyre Beemer first Agitate second time Fifth Titan course about 1400 yards Will Elliott wins Beansey second Restraint third time 1 21 3 4 Sixth race one half mile Glen Lilly La Paz wins Campania second time 50 1 4
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Harriott Duo Set For 3000 Mile Trans continental Bicycle Run
Mr and Mrs George Harriott plan a 3000 mile tandem ride starting next Thursday at 9 am from this city to San Francisco aiming to reach the Golden Gate in about 24 or 25 days. Harriott, a 28 year rider and former South Nottingham Club member, will travel via Springfield Albany Buffalo Toledo Chicago and Denver on a 40 pound tandem with Boston Woven Hose tires. If Mrs Harriott cannot continue, roller skater and polo player William Tighe will take her place. The Malden road race route has been altered concluding via Forest Main Clifton Highland Elm.
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National Meet at Chenley Park Draws 5000 Fans
The Keystone Bicycle Club event at Chenley Park in Pittsburg drew about 5000 spectators. High wind and a slow track prevented records, though many finishes remained exciting. J P Bliss and pacemakers led the mile in 2 13 1 5 with a 1 32 2 5 first half, while Arthur L Banker showcased a 1 03 half mile. Archie Williams, nine, set a new local flying start half mile record.
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Chenley Park
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Cooper
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Dartmouth-Lakeman and Harvard-Emmons Lineups Compared
The passage lists players by position for Dartmouth Lakeman and Harvard Emmons teams. It names Eve W and Abbott at ends and tackles, guards including Bowles and J Shaw, centers Caverly and F Shaw, quarterbacks McCormack and Beale, and backs Mason Morrill Randell and Gray among others, detailing each side’s starting lineup.
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