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Progress (Saint John, New Brunswick: 1888): (Vol. 1, Issue 31, Page 08)
… Kelley, and Messrs. Pike and Washburn. The club will meet with Mrs. Frank Woods, next Wednesday. Miss McNichol entertained a few of her … Brown | medal, offered as first prize in the half-mile ‘run. Mr. Frank White, who has proved himselt to be the fastest amateur sprinter in …
Progress (Saint John, New Brunswick: 1888): (Vol. 1, Issue 7, Page 07)
… Daih, * * The 100-yards dash will be worth the price of admission. Frank White and War- lock will be the contestants and if they get there as … in the National nine on Monday. The battery will be Chris- tic and Whitenect. I want to see that pair backed every inning boys. Robinson …
Progress (Saint John, New Brunswick: 1888): (Vol. 2, Issue 74, Page 07)
… open to so wide a field, and there are so many entries of good men. Frank White carried off many of the honors last week, and is saving himself … being twenty days out of the stud after serving 50 patrons. L. B. Franklin, Fall River, Wis., lost five well bred horses during a …
Progress (Saint John, New Brunswick: 1888): (Vol. 2, Issue 65, Page 04)
… paintings may be reproduced —or translated into a black and white form—the process of photogravure is un- doubtedly the most … sliding catches the crowd. Wagg chewed gum in centre, Monday. And the Franklins dropped their first league game. Cunningham will prove a great addition. Iie was necded. Frank White was struck out every time he faced Robinson. Who supplies …
Progress (Saint John, New Brunswick: 1888): (Vol. 4, Issue 177, Page 03)
… are Miss Anna Mack, of the Ladies’ college, Sackville, Mr. J. M. White, Miss Emma Shenton and Mr. Le. W. Titus. Rehearsals are being … Montreal grounds to take part in the annual sports, among whom was Frank White of this city. The association now paper to send men to … that are mentioned as likely to take part in these races: I)’’Arcy, Frank E., Sir Wilkie, Bessie Clay, rry M., Dred, George All Right, …
Progress (Saint John, New Brunswick: 1888): (Vol. 3, Issue 113, Page 07)
… Carpets, Hessians, Floor Oileloths, Quilts, Jackets, Dress Silks, White Muslins, » New Prints, Art Muslins, New Ribbons, “ Flowers, “ … arm is all right. Monday he won the game in much the same way that Frank White does. * ok * The Frederictons might have at least played … Freight received at Moulson’s, Water street. Eastern Standard Time. | FRANK J. McPEAKE, Superintendent, Intercolonial Railway. 1889--- …
Progress (Saint John, New Brunswick: 1888): (Vol. 3, Issue 115, Page 07)
… Carpets, Hessians, Floor Oileloths, Quilts, Jackets, Dress Silks, White Muslins, New Prints, eg Art Muslins, New Ribbons, “ Flowers, “ … always been preaching that the god of luck went into the box with Frank White and stayed with him to the finish. That has happened seven … or address, N. L. NEWCOMB, General Manager, 63 Broadway, New York. or FRANK ROWAN, Agent, 228 Prince William Street, Saint John. CHAMPION …
Progress (Saint John, New Brunswick: 1888): (Vol. 1, Issue 51, Page 07)
… among the junior ball players just at present. The Thistles and Franklins are the only clubs that are organized and can put good nines … Mr. James Ashbury’s Eng- lish schooner Cambria was defeated by Mr. Franklin Osgood’s schooner Magic. In 1871 Mr. Ashbury tried again with … the greatest interest in the 100 and 220 yard races, in which Frank White, of St. John; Arthur Brady, the speedy sprinter of the Royal …
Progress (Saint John, New Brunswick: 1888): (Vol. 1, Issue 3, Page 07)
… their work in the hands of good men, in choosing Bell for captain and Frank White for assistant. Both of them know their busihess and can be … their acquaintance with that good cycler and jolly good fellow, Frank Elwell, of Portland, Me. They will be interested to learn that …
Progress (Saint John, New Brunswick: 1888): (Vol. 2, Issue 75, Page 07)
… lost any more. * * » If the St. John men had only known of what stuff White was made. If—but they will know better the next time, and will … John is proud of the 100-yard dash, and of the laurels carried off by Frank White. *‘He 1s a good one,” and no mistake. = x x It will be a … St. Croix Correspondent. At Belfast, Me., Sept. 25, the black horse Frank Nelson, by Flying Dutchman, formerly owned by Mr. M. Murphy, of …