Harvard Track Team Starts Intensive Spring Practice
Harvard athletes begin hard training as they prepare for three major spring meets at the Stadium. Dartmouth and Yale loom as strong rivals, with Loring Young in the 44 yard dash and Captain Minot likely to excel in the mile. Van Brunt may lead in the half mile as Harvard aims for top points.
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Crimson Track Set for Tough Spring Tussle
Crimson athletes brace for a hard spring as last year’s top point scorers graduate. Coach Quinn improves field events while Lathrop guides sprinters. Harvard fears Penn most in the intercollegiate. Cornell poised to return under Trainer Moakley. Ben Stephenson may lead Harvard in points behind Kersberg with strong showings in hammer and jumps. Rand seeks hurdles supremacy with Lockwood and Doyle also favored.
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Wood Fire in Medford Destroys Lawrence Wood
A brush fire started by a dropped match in woods off Fulton Street damaged 20 cords of wood owned by J. S. Lawrence. Firemen battled the blaze with no hydrant nearby, making extinguishment difficult.
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Douglas Copper at 10 A Limited Allotment
An offer to subscribe to 20,000 shares of Douglas Copper Company treasury stock at $10.50 per share. The prospectus argues the firm’s strong assets and Sonora mining holdings, presenting favorable outlook and urging immediate purchase through the broker at the Journal Building in Boston, April 22, 1907.
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Americans Set for New York and Boston Interludes
The Highlanders face two away games against the New York club and then Boston, with fans eager to see Manager Huff and Connie Mack's Athletics in action at Huntington Ave Park. The Boston lineup stays intact as Huff tests shifts while Unglaub’s strong infield play boosts hopes for a competitive season. Freddy Parent shines in the outfield and at the plate.
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Work Horse Parade Entries Close Soon
Entries for the work horse parade must be in by May 1 as officials warn procrastinators. The event will award medals to drivers who saved horses during the Central Wharf fire and to stable bosses and watchmen meeting standards, with certificates for stables and public praise for mail carriers who use horses.
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Opening cycle meet moved up to May 4 in Revere scene
NOTES OF THE CYCLE WORLD report that manager MacLean will stage the first race of the season on Saturday May 4 at Revere after a rainout. Moran Collins and Logan race 25 miles, amateur events are one mile handicap and 10 miles open. Major Taylor faces Gabriel Poulain in Paris and new riders join the American contingent including Florabs and J T Halligan.
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J. T. Halligan
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Salt Lake City
Market Review and Outlook Loses Upswing Momentum
The week brought continued disappointment as prices failed to rally despite signals from a softer money market. Crops and crop prospects, especially winter wheat with reports of damage, cloudy the outlook while demand for funds remains strong, hinting at potential rate hardening and subdued market activity.
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Radical change planned for Strongheart curtain in London
Robert Edeson and Edmund Breese lead the Strongheart company sailing Wednesday on the Oceanic for London engagements in May. A revised last act will favor an English ending with Strongheart winning his love, contrasting the American finale that avoided a miscegenation marriage.
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Edmund Breese
Richard Bennett
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de Mille
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Miss Boland
Eminent Actress Nance O Neil to Star in Cleo in Boston
Nance O Neil arrives in Boston from Atlantic City to open Edwin Milton Boyle's new play Cleo at the Park Theatre. She recalls San Francisco as it rebuilds and confirms her leading role after a Denver telegram from Charles Dillingham.
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