LeClaire Affection Case Resumes in Lowell Court
The LeClaire alienation of affections case resumed with Daniel D. LeClaire testifying about his wife’s relationship with Rev. Mr. LeClaire, including visits to their home and alleged urging to join Lynn. Witnesses described marital strain, possible threats, and the minister’s repeated contact with the family.
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Lowell
LeClaire
Calvin Street
Pickman
Lawrence
Chelmsford
Lawrence Mills
Williams
Gardner
Danielsonville
LeClairé
Helen B. Dexter
Daniel D. LeClaire
Mr. LeClaire
Dora LeClaire
Canada
Centralville
Dexter
Mamma
Nev
Lynn
Mr. le
Boston Dog Show Enchants 25 000 at Close
Boston’s greatest dog show ends after a record crowd at Mechanics Building. About 25 000 people attended the final day amid a grand parade of prize winners. Prominent figures like Superintendent Mortimer President Samuel Hammond and Treasurer J M Grosvenor Jr praised the event as the best yet.
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Boston
Mortimer
Samuel Hammond
J. M. Grosvenor, Jr
Mr. Dole
Jim Robinson
Saratoga
Judge Ilton
Princeton
Mr. Robinson
Pittsburg
Philadelphia Council Delegation Visits Boston Water System
Ten members of the Philadelphia Common Council arrived in Boston to study the local water system amid Philadelphia’s typhoid fears. They were greeted at the Parker House, toured the Charlestown grain elevator and reservoirs at Charlestown Chestnut Hill Brookline, and attended Keith's Theatre. They head back to Philadelphia tonight aboard the J Putnam Bradlee.
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Philadelphia
Charlestown
Chestnut Hill
Brookline
Keith
J. Putnam Bradlee
Troops in Cuba Reduced to Under Seven Thousand
War Department reports fewer than 7000 volunteer U S troops remain in Cuba. Efforts proceed to evacuate all by the 20th of the month before the rainy season begins.
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Washington
War Department
United States
Cuba
Department
Pleased With Their Trip By Corbett And Donovan
Joseph J. Corbett election commissioner and James Donovan lamp superintendent returned from a five week Pacific coast trip in better health and pleased with travels. Donovan visited California to see relatives, Corbett went for pleasure though ill health influenced his decision. They visited Memphis St Louis New Orleans Pittsburg Denver El Paso Los Angeles Pasadena San Francisco Chicago and other cities.
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Joseph J. Corbett
James Donovan
Pacific Coast
Mr. Donovan
California
Mr. Corbett
Memphis
St. Louis
New Orleans
Pittsburg
Denver
el Paso
Los Angeles
Pasadena
San Francisco
Chicago
Germans Burn Two Villages in Shan-Tung Province
German expeditionary force returns aboard the Gefion after burning two villages near I-Chau-Fu following a native ambush. Germans still occupy Yi-Chao.
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Kiao-Chou
Shan-Tung
China
I-Chau-Fu
Gefion
Yi- Chao
Revelstoke Praises Subway At The Tournine Visit
Revelstoke, John Faring of the London bank, a guest at the Tournine, praised our subway as far ahead of London’s subterranean routes. He joked about the Feinglish sparrow and claimed no knowledge of Spanish securities values.
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Tord Revelstoke
John Faring
London Banking House
Tournine
Woman Confesses to Child Kidnapping for Companionship
Chicago April 7 Mrs Ann Elizabeth Ingersoll who had Gerald Japiner in her possession at Painesville Ohio confesses she did not kidnap for reward but stole the child for companionship.
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Chicago
Ann Elizabeth Ingersoll
Gerald Japiner
Painesville, O
Trolley Company Fined After Injury By Fence Shock
A Pennsylvania trolley firm paid a $1200 settlement to a young man injured when electricity from the line leaked into a barbed-wire fence beside the track. The man grabbed the fence to climb and could not release his hand and arm, resulting in severe shock and shriveling.
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Pennsylvania
City League Big Pin Matches Highlight Close Scores
Last night's City League action saw tight contests as leaders drop two of three to Boylston. Carruth opened with 886, while Boylston posted 2569 as the night's top team total. Marden led high rolls with 572. Murray Irwin swept Sudbury, Cochrane topped 566, and Andrews led Hub with 530 as City Hall won two from three.
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Boylston
Carruth
Marden
Murray & Irwin
Sudbury
Cochrane
City Hall
Hub
Andrews
Watts Sewer Resreeerrre
Morrison Ee Ee
Seeeneeer Eeeene
Gordon
Kinsman
Aceetkverees Eee
Ces Eaiesiaeewaset
Trench Ebs Lesren Otelie
Stout Ferr
Ecu Wewlet Sa Ceeeuc Eee
McCabe F
Cccesconsuvess
Eh Batts i
Eldridge
Sullivan
Thompson
Clark Ow
Capr Rekees
City. Hall
T’tl
Jackson
Gumbright
McDonald
Manchester Eyes Strong Baseball Support After League Meeting
Manager John Irwin visits Manchester New Hampshire where Mayor Clarke backs the sport and local backing grows. Aleck Ferson and Jack Carney rally business leaders to back a new team as season tickets top three hundred in sales. Al Lawson’s past actions are noted as a cautionary tale affecting sentiment.
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John Irwin
Manchester
N. H
New England
Clarke
al Lawson
Fitchburg
North Adams
Irwin
Jack Carney
Washington
Aleck Ferson
Buffalo
Harvard Opens Baseball at Soldiers Field vs Tufts
Harvard and Tufts meet on Soldiers Field in the season opener at 3 p.m. No admission charged. Harvard aims for revenge after last year’s Tufts upset as Captain Houghton leads a reorganized squad under Coach Frothingham with several ex players guiding classes. The varsity diamond remains unused while the team goes south next week.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Tufts College
College Hill Boys
Cer
Houghton
Frothing
Frothingham
Boxing Gossip Frames California License Talks and Fights
The article notes the Coney Island club lacking license momentum and calls for cash forfeit signals. It previews Joe Gans vs Martin Judge in Baltimore at 125 pounds for $100 purse and gate share, plus a Yonkers Sheehan-Broderick result and Providence plans with O Rourke to stage a fifteen round card amid mixed opinions. It mentions James Austin from Canada seeking fights in New York and upcoming Bernstein vs McGovern on April 28 at Broadway A C New York.
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Coney Island Athletic Club
Jeffries-Fitzsimmons
Brady
Julian
United States
California
Dr. Perrault
Joe Gans
Martin Judge
Baltimore
Canada
H.W. Schlichter
al Hereford
Gans
Judge
Pete Sheehan
Bethlehem
Penn
Waterloo
Tom Broderick
Yonkers
Sheehan
Pennsylvania
Broderick
Tom O'Rourke
Lenox Athletic Club
Providence
O’rourke
O'Rourke
Tom Sharkey
Jack Cattanach
Cattanach
Steve O'Donnell
Coney Island
James Austin
New York
Mr. Austin
Podunk
Joe Bernstein
Terry McGovern
Broadway A. C. W
McGovern
Bernstein
Ali Ho
TX 9En
Kearns
Manchester
Charley Lynch
Jig Stone
Oys
Fraser
Scotland
Dick O’brien
Langtry May Quit Racing After Arum Accident
London April 7 An accident to Arum Mrs Langtry s most successful horse will force withdrawal from all engagements likely ending her racing career after a string of turf misfortunes.
Candle Pin Tourney at Meyere's Alleys Cambridge
Two man candle pin tournament at Meyere's alleys Cambridge shows strong scores with five teams leading. Dray and Binner top at 68 followed by Swasey and Leahy 692, Young and Abbots 542, Young and Carver 562, and George and J W Bean 605. Finals scheduled next week with final rounds April 11 and 12.
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Meyere's Alleys
Cambridge
Dray
Binner
Swasey
Leahy
Young
Abbots
Carver
George
J. W. Bean
Clements Challenges Donohue In 14 Yard Race
George Clements of Cambridge seeks a 14 yard race against Valorrie Donohue of Brighton. Backers posted a $160 forfeit to bind no match, with stakes set at $200 or $250 per side at the Post’s sporting rooms last night.
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George Clements
Cambridge
Valorrie Donohue
Brighton
Clements
Sporting Rooms
Delta Chapter Reception Highlights Boston University Event
Delta Chapter Gamma Phi Beta fraternity at Boston University held a reception at the Hotel Bruns whe n7k last evening.
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Delta Chapter
Gamma Phi Beta
Boston University
Bruns
Brown V3. B. C. Today
Boston College announces the lineup for the Brown game led by Trilby Richards and Tom Murphy with Captain Richard Teeling at second base. Mulvaney leads the outfield. Ceconi shows promise while McCarron and Riley are adjusting after limited practice. game set for 3 p.m. in Providence.
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Brown
Boston College
Lavelle
Ceconi
Mulvaney
McCarron
Riley
Boston
Providence
New America's Cup Defending Yacht Nears Readiness
Bristol R I April 7 Mr C Oliver Iselin of the syndicate building the new yacht to defend the America’s cup against Shamrock left for New York. He said progress is satisfactory and the boat will be ready for a trial by June 1. Launch is planned from Herreshoffs yards in late May with public admission.
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Bristol
R. I
C. Oliver Iselin
Jis
New York
Herreshoffs
Early crews on the river show uneven practice session
Stone’s, Volkman’s, Noble and Greenough, Chauncey Hall, Roxbury Latin, and English High began practice for an autumn season. Several schools lack full crews as some candidates await trials, while Roxbury Latin impresses with seasoned form and overall leadership on the water.
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Stone's School
Volkman’s
Bpenen High Noble
Greenough’s
Cauncy Fial
Roxbury
B. A
Noble
Pope
Boston Latin
Volkman
English High
Roxbury Latin
Tod Slone's Rival Emerges in Lightweights
Washington April 7 Jockey George Odom under contract to ride for Danny Maher on Clark's horses is rising fast among lightweights. He won on Frestidigital Rice and Lady Exile, giving him seven victories in four days of racing this week. Despite limited mounts, his 50 percent win rate signals a meteoric rise from an ordinary apprentice to top rider.
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Washington
George Odom
Danny Maher
Clark
Lady Exile
New Orleans
Invention Aids Yale Crew and Shipping News Abroad
A Worcester Polytech device records stroke and pressure to assess crew effort now used by Yale Captain Allen. Plans for a new cup defender, potential names, and the Shamrock lead keel cast in London are noted along with Thorneycrofts’ yard in Chiswick. An Eastern mile track circuit forms with Readville, Saugus, Dover, and others offering $500 purses.
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Eagle
Shamrock
London
Thorneycrofts
Chiswick
Hames
Doherty Brothers
Readville
Rigby
Saugus
Dover
Mystic
Risby
John Carrito
Italia
Ernest Roeber
Heraklides
Rochester
Great Lakes
New York
Hudson
Erie Canal
Oswego
Welland Canal
Lakes
Chicago
Tym
Bobby Shaftoe Opera Debut for Meet Club
At the Hotel Oxford last evening the new opera Bobby Shaftoe was presented informally before the finance committee of the 99 Meet Club. Committee members cited catchy music and first class situations with performers including Harry C Whorf and James W Calderwood reading lines. Miss Alma Winslow at the piano. Euterpe Banjo and Guitar Club providing numbers.
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Oxford
Bobby Shaftoe
Samuel J. Byrne
A. G. Frothingham
Austin W. Pease
H. E. Ducker
Harry C. Whorf
James W. Calderwood
Meet Club
Ambitious bicycle record attempts loom this spring
Boston to Buffalo and Portland to Boston record trials loom for F G Plummer with motor pacing from Boston to Washington on June 17 and July trips. State road records committee named to oversee trials while pedestrians and track events stir races and rumors across the cycling scene.
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A. L. Bianchi
Malden
Boston
Buffalo
F. G. Plummer
Washington
D. C
Portland
Harry W. Knights
Massachusetts
R. C. Hes
Warner Demond
W. S. Ellis
George P. Whiton
W. C. Story
F. N. Bemis
C. R
Eddie Leonert
al Weinig
Newby Oval
Indianapolis
National Track Association
Benefit for Rob Roy at Palace Theatre Boston
A testimonial and reception will honor Mr. B. H. Benton known as Rob Roy, former Boston Post sporting editor now with the Police News. The event, April 12 at Palace Theatre Boston, features Gerard inter ocean vaudevilles wrestling and athletic tournament plus local talent. Committee includes Pierce Murphy Sheehan Gallagher Sheppard Leahan Daly Keenan Connors Mahoney Kennedy Powers ONeil Boles Parks Clark Dougherty and others.
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B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Boston Post
Police News
Palace Theatre
Boston
Gerard Inter-Ocean Vaudevilles
William A. Pierce
Dan Murphy
Pat Sheehan
Ned Graham
John F. Gallagher
Patsey Sheppard
Jack Sheehan
John W. Leahan
Ben Stevenson
Billy Hogarty
Jim Baxter
Florrie Sullivan
William A. Daly
Jack Keenan
Dick Connors
Billy Mahoney
John Kennedy
al. Powers
Tom O'Neil
Tommy Boles
Fred Parks
Tom Clark
Fred Marshall
Dan Dougherty
Open Handicap Games Mark 250th Malden Anniversary
Open handicap events for Malden Melrose and Everett youths on May 22 at 2 30 pm include sprints distance runs jumps and throwing events. Registration required for individual handicap events but not for high school open events. entries close May 15 with John Graham BAA official.
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Malden
Melrose
Everett High School
Everett
Kilburn Adams
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
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