Seven Heats Decide Feature in Kentucky Wagon Race
Lexington October 10. Seven heats were needed to decide the main event as four drivers faced fines for laying up heats. Little Squaw, the favorite, surged late to nose out Prince Direct in the final heat. Devereaux captured the wagon race to delight spectators, with Smathers chased to the wire in each last heat amid fast times and fine weather. Attendance around 6000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
McMahon
McHenry
L. McDonald
Erwin
Little Squaw
Prince Direct
Devereaux
Smathers
Kowanee
Walker
Daniel
McDon- Big
Bik H
CMG
Henty
Cisco
Riley B
Er- Wai
Muscovite
H (McMahon
Fannie Dillard
CNOW
Ics
Tessa
Tro Earl] Wilkes
Mc Donald
Aces
Crises
Daphne Dallas
Kenney
Don Riley
Hudson
Seins
Sir Alcantara
Ed H Ats
Scisiace
Dover Races Highlight Illness Forcing Off Key Pace
At Granite State Park Dover October 10 two good races ran but the free-for-all pacing event was canceled due to Island Wilkes Jr. falling ill. In the 2.15 trot Ralph Wick, favored, won after five heated heats while Authoress and Wascoe posted strong showings. Satan captured the 2.14 pace despite a second heat loss to Lanter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. H
Granite State Park
Island Wilkes, Jr
Ralph Wick
Authoress
Satan
Lanter
Almont Briswick
Harry B
Riley
Devlin
Cox
Wascoe
Timothy
Axtelfird
B G
Forshner
Ro G
Gaznelle
Dick Berry
Lazelle
Alkalone
Dore
Albertia
Dobbe
Ginger Wilkes
the Churchill
Stars and Pirates Play to Scoreless Tie in Eleven Innings
In Cleveland at League Park this afternoon the American Stars and Pittsburgh Nationals battled to a marvellous eleven inning stalemate. Bernhard and Leever each limited opponents to four hits, with both teams recording four errors. Final line shows Stars four hits, two errors. Pirates four hits, four errors. Attendance around 3,300. Game called at darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
American Stars
Pittsburg
League Park
Bernhard
Leever
All Stars
Pittsburgs
Sullivan
Smith
Mohair Cricket club gala postponed for Chelmsford Street grounds
This afternoon the Mohair Cricket club plans a weather dependent gala at Chelmsford Street grounds with 14 events for members, ladies, and children. Officials include W H Bagshaw as chairman, Alfred Aveyard, John Dobbs, Joseph Northrop as judges, J H Mills starter, Henry Allen secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohair Cricket Club
Chelmsford Street
W. H. Bagshaw
Alfred Aveyard
John Dobbs
Joseph Northrop
J. H. Mills
Henry Allen
New Basketball League to Include Six Teams
The league plans at least six teams with Lowell fielding two clubs and Cambridge Worcester Fitchburg and South Framingham also represented. Springfield and Manchester have applied with Manchester likely to gain admission though Springfield is a bit distant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Cambridge
Worcester
Fitchburg
South Framingham
Springfield
Manchester
U S BUNTING A C Officers Elected At General Meeting
The U S B c and A C held a meeting at Carders hall last night electing President Mr Stickney and officers including vice president Mr Barker, correspond ing secretary Mr Marriott, financial secretary Mr Robinson, treasurer Mr Harriman, and an executive board. The cricket team lineup for Saturday’s match against Ward Five of Lawrence was announced with Marriott as captain and J Marriott in the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C
Carders’ Hall
Stickney
Barker
Marriott
Robinson
Harriman
Hardy
Gath
Mr. Rowley
Mr. Simpson
Burtt
J. Rigg
Bunting
Ward Five
Lawrence
L Concannon
J. Marriott
Allen
Casey Campbell
Nelson
Bertwistle
Holgate
Halligan
Charghton
Alleged Highwayman Arrested in Saundersdale
Joseph G. Riley age eighteen formerly of Webster now claiming Providence home was arrested in Saundersdale on charges of assault with intent to rob Mrs Malquinist and a farm hand. The events followed a Saturday night attack when a man forced Mrs Malquinist from her vehicle and beat her. Riley was tracked by officers after being seen at Peter Grisley's house and was surrounded by Stockbridge officers to effect the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Joseph G. Riley
Providence
Saundersdale
Malquinist
Riley
Joseph P. Love
Peter Grisley
Stockbridge
Grisley
Open Golf Championship Day One At Garden City
Garden City L I Oct 10 Laurence Auchterronie the Chicago pro led with two rounds of 78 each in the opening day of the open championship at Garden City Golf Club. Stuart Gardner, from the home links, stood second at 158 total while Willie Anderson, the current champion, tied for fourth with two others after a pair of 82s. Hanland, formerly Vesper Country Club pro, posted 164.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
L. L
Garden City Golf Club
Laurence Auchterronie
Chicago
Stuart Gardner
Wilie Anderson
Travis
Hanland
Vesper Country Club
Uribe Uribe Seizes Teneriffe in Colombian Revolt
Kingston Jamaica reports from Colon that Genera l Uribe Uribe has reappeared and seized Teneriffe on the Magdale river. The pivotal position blocks river transit and could sever lines between the Isthmus and the Atlantic coast and Bogota. Provisioning may determine if the position is held amid ongoing interior hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jam
Colombia
Colon
Republic
United States
New Grenada
Uribe-Uribe
Teneriffe
Magdeale
Atlantic
Bogota
Amicable Agreement Reached on Ant hracite Strike Assessments
In Birmingham on October 10 a conference between district No. 20 United Mine Workers and Sloss Sheffield Steel and Iron President J C Mason led to an amicable agreement on the collection of assessments for the anthracite strikers. Details were not disclosed by either side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
United Mine Workers of America
J. C. Mason
Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron Company
Miners in France and Pennsylvania Clash in Strikes
In Paris and Pennsylvania strikers clash as they try to block nonstriking miners from pits and hurl stones at nonunion homes. No grave disturbances reported. A separate ad notes Burdock Blood Bitters claimed to strengthen digestion and prevent indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ohio clubwomen celebrate $10000 library funding for next year
Ohio clubwomen praise a $10000 appropriation to expand traveling libraries for 1920 and report 90 libraries in circulation. Mrs Edward L Buchwalter of Springfield chaired the library extension, aiding the Ohio state library commission. Two thirds of traveling libraries serve women clubs, with aims to plant libraries in country districts and open schoolhouses on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cleveland
Ohio Eration
Edward L. Buchwalter
Springfield
State Library Commission
Closs-Roads
Bertha Damaris Knobe
Fortify Yourself Against Sickness with Our Medicines
Fortify yourself against sickness with our drugs and medicines. A barricade against disease waits in our patent medicines and prescription department. Rely on us for first class goods whether you follow doctor’s advice or your own judgment.
Woodward Confesses in Double Murder Case
Camden Oct 10 Police report Paul Woodward involved in the murder of Walter Price Jennings and John Coffin has confessed to complicity. His mother Mrs Woodward and boarders William and Charles May are held as witnesses. Woodward denies murder but admits attempting to assist robbery. investigators say evidence supports a murder conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Paul Woodward
Walter Price Jennings
John Coffin
Haddon Field
Woodward
William
Charles May
Rob Jennings
Godward
Boston trainer buys Gold Heels from Winnie O'Connor
New York on October 10 Feessen of Boston bought Gold Heels the Suburban winner from Winnie O'Connor for 6750 dollars. The purchase was for B. J. Arnold & Co of St Louis. Gold Heels will be shipped to St Louis Sunday and retired to the stud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C Feessenden
Boston
Winnie O'Connor
B. J. Arnold
Falls and Burkinshaw Reliable Low Priced Druggist Ad
Falls and Burkinshaw promote reliable low priced drugs at 418 Middlesex corner Thorndike Street opposite Northern Station open from 6 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Cor
Thorndike Street
Northern
Mathews Temperance Parade Draws Hundreds From Area
Fr Mathew calls a major demonstration in Boston area for the anniversary of Rev Theobald Mathews with 2500 expected in line. The Mathews Temperance Institute aims 600 members, dozens of societies and bands travel by train, parade routes, marshal staff, and a large crowd anticipated despite weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theobald Mathew
Archdiocesan Union of Catholic
Mathew Temperance Institute
Boston
North Common
Salem
Adams
St. Mary’s Society of
William F. Quirk
Thomas Lynch
Charles Defoe
Henry Flaherty
Andrew Welch
Martin Duffy
Thomas Riley
John McQuaid
Woburn
St. Charles T
St. Peter and St. Paul
St. Augustine
South Boston
Maynard
St. Bridget'’s Society of
Lowell
John J. Gibtin
Maurice Dineen
Lawrence E. Murphy
Thomas J. Sheerin
Roxbury
Thomas P. Phelan
Thomas M. Culhane
Watertown
City Hall
East Merrimack
High
Bartlett
Fayette
Bridge
Sixth Street
Merrimack
Central
Gorham
Davis Square
Orcs
Huntington
St. Anne’s Church
Mathews
Huntington Hall
Brosnan
John J. Galvin
Orge Mullin
eAid
Érman
Richard J. McCluskey
Thomas J. McColgan
Charles Society of
Wohgrn
James McKenna
St. Peter and St. Paul T. A. Society of
James Dooley
St. Patrick's Society of
F. McKenna
James B. McKenna
F. J. Sullivan
Lynn
CC. E. Sullivan
William E. Cassella
James D. Kennedy
John J. Hayes
Charlestown
Parker D. Morris
George Rosenberger
Cambridge
William H. Duff
J. J. Reardon
West Quincy
Michael F. Roach
Wakefield
John P. Crowley
William J. Gaynor
James F. Dooley
M. J. Concannon
William H. Hayes
P. H. Quinn
Cambridgeport
J. J. O'Connor
North Cambridge
B. J. Healey
Natick
James F. Ryan
Somerville
Institute
Knights of Columbus
A Liberal Offer For Free Sample Tablets
The undersigned offers a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to anyone seeking a reliable remedy for stomach disorders biliousness or constipation. This new remedy is touted as good and effective for plain druggists customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Winchester Pile Cure CO
Medford
Mass
Lowell
Alls & Burkinshaw
Middlesex Street
Willow Dale Gaming Cases Dismissed In Court
In Willow Dale, Judge Pickman presided as Bowers brothers and John Kenney faced charges of operating gaming machines. One machine at the Willow Dale entrance was seized, with the judge dismissing that case while others were reserved for later decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowers Brothers
John Kenney
Willow Dale
Pickman
Channing Whitaker
Tyngsboro
Omcer Clark
Bent
Johnson
J. Johnson
Rent
Around the World in 80 Days at Boston Theatre
Boston patrons flood the Boston theatre as Around the World in 80 Days enters its second and final week. Kiral fy's lavish production draws record advance sales and features grand ballet moments, with spectacular costumes and emotion-filled roles. Matinees are scheduled for Wednesday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Kiralfy
Jules Verne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nicol B
Chase
Keeler
Patchen Maid
Shank
Maxine
Lyons
Darwin
Yara
Wiseman
Brownie Wilton
Miller
Mustard
Vatican Akovoo
Sanciecomens
Dora Delapha
Loomis
Dairy Field
Kanawha Star
Volita
Snyder
Ethel Mack
McCarthy
Garnet
Nicol
Alcalus
Minical
C. K. G. Billings
R. EL “Smath
Ohnare
Frazier
Chs
F. G. Jones
Josh
J. M. Roach
Guy Princeton
Chestnut Wilkes
Merrill
Blk m
Palmer
Gaznaut
Christine B
Henry
Ody
Mohair Quartette
F. G. Humphriss
Mohairs
Humphriss
Massachusetts
Merrimack Valley League
U. S. Bunting
Webster Boy
Clothing Clerks
East Merrimack Street
Lowell One Price Clothing Co
Parthenais Bros
Lowell One Price Clo. CO
Payette
Brunelle
Choquette
Robert
Guimon Ee E. Eee
Parthen
Auchterronie
France
New Jersey
Newburyport
H. S. Vs
Lowell H. S
F. Manchard
FR. Mathew
William J. Hunt
Bowler Bros
Worcester, Mass
St. Vincent's Hospital
Winchester
Thomas H. Gallagher
Mathews Institute
Ers
Boston Theatre
Blake
Adams, Taylor& Ge
State St
Goblakes
Taylor A
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!