Johnson Forfeit Put Up For Jeffries Match
Chicago August 2 Jack Johnson deposited $5000 to cover Jim Jeffries forfeit via George Little Johnsons rep says funds sent to New York for Johnsons sake as he cannot reach there before Thursday He intends to meet Jeffries to discuss terms and establish a credible match with no favors Johnsons camp seeks a fair deal and public confidence in the bout venues include Los Angeles England or Australia as possibilities
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Johnson posts $5000 bid to bind Jeffries match
Sam Berger of James J. Jeffries camp signals readiness for a heavyweight title clash after Jack Johnson posts $5000 in Chicago to bind a bout. Berger says Jeffries seeks a fair deal and would welcome bids to compare, with Johnson to come to New York to discuss terms.
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Jeffries Johnson Fight Fading Money Posts Create No Binding
The $5000 stakes for Jeffries and Johnson are held by different editors, leaving no binding obligation. Jeffries posted with the New York Evening World editor and Johnson with the Chicago Examiner editor, with funds to transfer to the New York Journal. No agreement exists unless both men accept conditions, and either can withdraw. The fight remains uncertain, though Jeffries has the stronger initial position. If Johnson travels to New York and Jeffries is present, new developments could arise.
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Philadelphia
Donlin Deal Called Off in Philadelphia Baseball Trade
Adelphia Aug 2 Felix Isman announces failure of plan to trade New York Nationals star Mike Donlin for Magee of the Philadelphia club. The Philadelphia National League team will not acquire Donlin as previously proposed.
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Interior officials reshuffle as Pierce begins vacation
First Assistant Secretary of the Interior Frank Pierce leaves for a two week vacation in New England. Assistant Secretary Jesse E. B. Wilson assumes acting secretary duties during Pierce’s absence.
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Jesse EB. Wilson
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Grand Circuit opening yields upset wins at Kalamazoo track
At Kalamazoo on August 2 the Grand Circuit opened with three tight races. Baron Whips won the 2:08 pace in straight heats after Hal Raven faltered on a rain-slowed track. Peter Palta captured the 2:11 trot with innerguard strong in late drive while Nancy Boyce led a string of victors in the pace events. Lady Jones upset Carlokin in the 2:08 trot as Mary K. won the 2:20 pace amid a few breaks by rivals.
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Boston Light Swim Attempt by Charlestown Group
John Bray of East Boston and John Everett of Charlestown lead a quartet of swimmers aiming to swim from the Charlestown bridge to Boston Light at noon today if weather permits. Also swimming are Fred Young and Fred Richards, with Bray having postponed a prior attempt and Everett seeking his first complete crossing after several prior tries.
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Vanderbilt Cup Race Likely To Return On Long Island
New York reports an imminent decision on the Vanderbilt automobile cup race this fall with Long Island motor parkway officials confirming the cement road will host part of the event. Lowell, Massachusetts had offered to host, but Long Island is favored and a formal announcement is expected soon.
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Busy Times Loom for Yachting Week of Races and Trials
Yachting lovers face a packed schedule from this week through Labor Day with daily open races by the Hingham Quincy and Boston yacht clubs and a Marblehead week. Top boats will clash for the President Taft cup trials starting Aug 16 as Sonderklasse and Corinthian entrants vie for selection and the Wal ter E Knight trophy. Strong showings by Ellen Bandit Skeezix and others trend, but the actual three boat American team remains undecided amid surprises and evolving results.
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Postponed Games Slowdown Before Labor Day Regatta
Arthur Duffey notes postponements after the funeral closure of Harry Pulliam as Fred Lakes speed boys face the Tigers in a double header. local sports talk covers boxing notes, aquatics, and track prospects with figures like Mike Norris and Lawson Robertson in contention for Seattle events along with Brockton results and upcoming Scotch games.
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Namquit Mills to Run Day and Night Shift
Bristol Aug 2 The Namquit Worsted Mills management announced that starting next Monday the plant will operate around the clock. The mill employs 240 workers and will shift to a continuous operation to increase production.
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Stan Ketchel Height and Fighting Weight Noted
Stan Ketchel born September 14 1887 is listed at a height of five feet nine and three quarters inches and a fighting weight around one hundred fifty eight pounds Also referenced is H M Baker of Norwood Massachusetts for entry blanks.
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Merely Mary Ann at Orpheum features Mary Sanders
Mor son presents Merely Mary Ann at the Orpheum Theatre with Mary Sanders in the title role. The play charts a slavey who serves a musical composer and falls for him as a fortune alters the dynamics. Morison also announced two engagements for Annie Laurie at the Orpheum next week, securing Charles Miller and Walter James for significant roles.
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Mary Ann
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Orpheum
Charles Miller
Walter James
Harry Lauder
Paragon Park Hosts Record Fireworks Showing
Paragon Park drew a record crowd for a Saturday fireworks display and plans an even larger event next week. The Shriners held their annual outing and banquet at Palm Garden yesterday. The park’s lagoon illumination and cuisine, plus ocean views and live shows, make it a premier outing spot with band concerts and singing.
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Lexington Park Theatre delights with week’s renewed laughs
The Lexington Park Theatre delivered better shows each week with Kenny and Hollis in the College Boys, Bates and Neville as the bicycling tramp and Dutch Girl, Juggling De Lisle earning his title, and William Grant displaying a fine baritone. Guy Bartlett and company drew continuous roars in a 20 minute Southern comedy sketch as nearly all of the 1800 free seats were taken yesterday afternoon.
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Bates
Neville
Lisle
William Grant
Guy
Bartlett
Hub Theatre keeps attendance steady amid July doldrums
July at the Hub Theatre defies typical slowdowns as audiences fill performances. Wells and Wells Henry H. Myers and the Hennings receive strong welcomes with a famed lady club juggler. Incidental music by the ladies' orchestra closes the bill after Thursday changes.
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The Brinkley Girl Tops Norumbega Park Programs
Patrons at Norumbega Park praise this week as the best entertainment yet, with the musical comedy The Brinkley Girl leading a string of notable vaudeville acts. European imports and open air theatre appeal add to the show’s acclaim.
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Navy boxing philosophy: death rare but debated
An officer argues boxing should not be barred from Navy athletics after Foster’s death, noting that fatalities are far more common in football and other sports. He compares boxing to rowing and climbing, saying boxing is a valuable, low-risk pastime that benefits sailors.
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Navy on duty death of Harrison H Foster in boxing
Washington officials say Harrison H Foster died after a boxing bout on the battleship Vermont. They note deaths can occur in boxing exhibitions despite supervision and find no blame unless later reports show disqualification or improper participation. Boxing is regularly encouraged in the navy under supervision and deaths are rare.
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Globe weekly vaudeville offers varied acts
The Globe programme features the European duo Flavio drawing big crowds, the Clevelands with a singing and talking novelty, Dotson and Lucas pleasing audiences, Little Ted presenting The Watch Charm Co median, Jack Man ley and Billy Chase with strong pictorial numbers, and motion pictures of high standard.
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Dotson
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Little Ted
Jack Manley
Billy Chase
Painting Star at Austin & Stone’s Museum Draws Crowds
Coulon’s ten thousand dollar work She Will Live portrays a yellow fever era New Orleans scene from 1905. Audience of about a dozen viewed the piece as artist Coulon spoke. Performers included Jovine’s Italian acts, Delmars, Caldwell and Wentworth, Phipps and Pelletreau, Manhattan Girls minstrel show, and Tom Bullock musical numbers with latest motion views.
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Austin & Stone
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Caldwell and Wentworth
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Black
Jeanne Pelletreau
Manhattan
Frank Vanetta
Old Virginia
Ida Campbell
Old
Denver Town
Millar
Tom Bullock
Theatre Premier Presents Quo Vadis On Screen
The immortal classical drama Quo Vadis is shown this week at Theatre Premier on the camera phone. The production reproduces all characters and scenic effects with the original lines. The lions scene and Christians singing offer an impressive sequence.
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Nero
Theatre Comique Presents Midsummer Show with Stars
The midsummer program at Theatre Comique features Walter Keith and Esther in a special engagement amid enthusiastic applause. New motion pictures accompany the performances, marking a high point of the season.
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Palace Theatre Presents Vaudeville and Films This Week
The NEW PALACE THEATRE offers a big vaudeville bill alongside moving pictures and travel programs. Headliner Corbett and Forrester draw laughs in The Lady Lawyer. Roscoe and Sims perform a comedy musical act, Miss Blanche Baird appears in The Tailor Made Girl, and Dave Vine with Gertrude Mann headline the comedy quartet.
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Corbett and Forrester
Lady Lawyer
Roscoe and Sims
Blanche Baird
Dave Vine
Gertrude Mann
Comedy Four
Wonderland Excursion Season Opens With Notable Vaudeville
A large number of excursion trains and trolleys head to Wonderland this week. Features include vocal solos by Gertrude Fitzgerald and a serpentine dance by May Campbell. The vaudeville bill showcases Jack Boyce, Sullivan and Hamilton, and Morris and Steele with lively acts. Cinderella plays at 3 30 PM and 8 20 PM. matinees draw many ladies and children, with free admission for minors before 6 PM when accompanied by adults.
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Fitzgerald
May Campbell
Jack Boyce
Sullivan
Hamilton
Morris
Steele
What Money Can't Buy Headlines Medford Boulevard Theatre Bill
Medford Boulevard Theatre presents Kendal Weston and company in Edw. F. Payne's clever playlet What Money Can't Buy. Makiro the illusionist and Carita the mirror dancer draw strong applause. La Belle wire walkers, a European import, join Hanley and Jarvis and the Piquays in feats of contortion.
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Kendal Weston and Company
F. Payne
Medford Boulevard
Makiro
Carita
la Belle Troupe
Hanley and
Jarvis
Piquays
Army man dies in line of duty after Pacific battle royal
War Department receives Admiral Schroeder dispatch confirming the death of an enlisted man after a battle royal on the Pacific coast. Provisional diagnosis cites cerebral hemorrhage and a board of inquiry is ordered to determine the circumstances.
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Man arrested in Brookline after chum dies from brain concussion
Special Officer Kilday arrested Lawrence Maloney at 230 Cypress street for manslaughter in the death of Stephen Carey. Carey, 25, a Hemmenway street stable hand, died from a brain concussion at City Hospital after an altercation on a Brookline car. Maloney and Carey had been friends and were together Saturday night when Carey was knocked into the street.
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Darcy
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