Roosevelt speaks on Practical and Decent Politics at Ocean Grove
Governor Theodore Roosevelt was guest of honor at Ocean Grove Summer School, addressing about 10,000 attendees on honest governance and civic duty. He praised courage and common sense, urged opposition to corruption, and described U S responsibilities in the Philippines. Roosevelt then moved to Norwood to spend the night with Hobart family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OCHAN/ GROVE
N. J
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Ocean Grove
Roosevelt
Nia
A. J H. DeHaven
James N. Fitzgerald
Ocean Grove Summer School of Theology
Mr. DeHaven
Howell
Senator Skirm
Georgia
Bishop Fitzgerald
Brodie
Rough Riders
Santiago
Roosévelt
Basid
Philippines
Congress
Tropic
America
Roosevelt Grove
Norwood
Hobart
Shamrock on the Way Continues from Page One
The Shamrock prepare to sail from Fairlie with Lipton signaling start. Crew from Britain and America mix, with Parker as sailing master potential. Expectation high to reach New York in about 28 days, Lloyds insured for 200000 dollars, with Erin nearby and several flags and signals planned.
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Hogarth
Shamrock
America
Fairlie
Minerva
Charlie Barr
Columbia
Erin
Sir Thomas Lipton
Te Erin
Will Fife
Jfw
Bute Sound
Thomas Lipton
London
Kintyre
Malin Head
Archie Hogarth
Wringe
Willie
Germany
Ghamrock
der Kaiser
Ben Parker
Parker
Azores
New York
Lloyds
Columbia Wreck Described By Diagram And Races
A detailed description explains how the spreader on the yacht's topmast failed under strain during a race, causing the mainmast to buckle. It outlines Course A through D for the Columbia Defender match and notes cups for those headlining the Columbia Defender Vigilant Navahoe clashes and related handicap race.
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Columbia
Peter Rrr
West Island
Vineyard Sound
Columbia Projects Pine Mast For Newport Race
Bristol R I August 3 Columbia's broken mast was removed by a derrick. The pine mast will be stepped tomorrow, sails patched, and rigging completed so the yacht can leave Saturday. Navahohe and Vigilant are to race at Newport, with a potential handicap race if Columbia is not ready.
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Columbia
Newport
Bristol
R. I
Archer
Herreshoffs
Marine Railway
Oliver Iselin
Wits
Newfort
R. 1
Ralph N. Ellis
Newport Yacht Racing Association
Defender
Vigilant
Yce
Fred Hoyt
Kestral
J. B. Mills
Cr. Oliver Iselin
Woodbury Kane
Herbert Leeds
Hopkins
Iselin
Associated Press
Mr. Iselin
Yecht
Sayin
Lipton urges crew to win cup with fair play pledge
Sir Thomas Lipton addressed his crew on a farewell visit and urged them to strain every nerve to win the cup. He vowed to show appreciation if successful and reminded the team that the eyes of the civilized world were upon them, confident they would receive fair play in the United States as anywhere else.
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Thomas Lipton
United States
Mrs Eddy Prepared in Libel Case as Chief Defendant
William A Morse stated Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy will defend against Josephine Woodbury suit for 20000 alleging libel. He said Mrs Eddy is willing to answer the charges in Suffolk county court and regrets attacks from those seeking notoriety without reason or foundation. He added others are not disturbed by the claims and service on counsel was accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Morse
Post
Mr. Eddy
Munyon's Inhaler Promises Wide Catarrh Cure
Munyon's Inhaler claimed to cure catarrh fever asthma throat and lung diseases and prevent consumption. An ad touts ease of use pocket portability and claims of universal effectiveness. The piece sells Munyon's remedies and declares free advice from their electrical department.
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Munyorn
Ectrical Department
Taylor Breaks World Cycling Record On Steam Pace
Major Taylor, the famed colored cyclist, rode one mile paced by a steam motor at Garfield Park, Chicago, setting a world record of 1 minute 22 and 2-5 seconds. He led with a 20 1 64 second first quarter and 39 2 5 seconds at half, in a straightaway paced race not aided by devices.
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Chicago
Major Taylor
Garfield Park
Taylor
Garfield
Mysterious Death Of James Corrigan In Electric Plant
James Corrigan a 43 year old Boston Electric Light Company worker asphyxiated after a fall from a ladder at the Congress street facility. Found by fellow worker Martin Corrigan, the cause remains unclear whether electric shock or fall caused his death. He had been with the company thirteen years and had married just a month prior.
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James Corrigan
South
Boston
Boston Electric Light Company
Congress Street
Electric Light Company
Martin Corrigan
Corrigan
Jim’ Corrigan
Mills Will Case Clarifies New York Real Estate Trust Rules
Justice Russell in New York Supreme Court rules the Mills will creates a trust tied to multiple lives, not an immediate transfer of NY real estate upon a beneficiary's death. The Boston residuary gifts toward the Home for Aged Institutions and the Museum of Fine Arts are preserved, with mortgage payments allowed from executors to satisfy debts. The decision notes a Massachusetts pilot trust differs from New York law, leaving the NY estate to intestate handling and the widow and daughters benefiting per life interests.
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New York
Justice Russell
Supreme Court
Dexter T. Milla
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Mills
Laginia Frances Mills
Anna Dexter Mills
Helen Whittington Coolidge
Susan Lincoln Mills
Museum of Fine Arts
New York State
Russell
Museum of Fine Arte
Stabbing in South Boston Leaves Moran Hospitalized
A serious stabbing occurred yesterday in South Boston when laborer James Moran was struck by an unknown assailant during a street fight. Moran, 33, was stabbed under the seventh rib with a knife, taken to Emergency Hospital, then home. Four youths provoked a confrontation on Division Street. Moran intervened, sparking the altercation. Moran’s wound was three inches deep but nonfatal. the attacker fled with companions.
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South Boston
James Moran
1221-2
Broadway
Moran
Martin Marry
Division Street
Barry
Corrigan Dies Suddenly as Family Grieves
Corrigan, married twice with a 16 year old son Joséph, died suddenly leaving his second wife Maud Borigal and boy in mourning. A yachtsman and Mosquito Yacht Club founder, he was also a member of the Order of Good Fellows, whose support and his growing son’s future plans sustained him.
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Corrigan
Joséph
Maud Borigal
Fourth Street
Mosquito Yacht Club
Order of Good Fellows
Colored Roof Party for Bunker Hill Fountain 1073
Three hundred colored guests gathered at Mrs. J. T. Dunson’s Shawmut avenue home for a roof party hosted by Mrs. Dunson and Charlestown Fountain ladies of the Grand United Order of True Reformers. The event aimed to aid the Fountain treasury, with Japanese lanterns adorning the roof and dancing and music providing entertainment. the affair was a success and raised a neat sum.
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J. T. Dunson
Shawmut Avenue
Canton Street
Theatrical Manager Hauser Jumps From Brooklyn Bridge
Herman Hauser, former treasurer of Hooley's Theatre in Chicago, jumped from the Brooklyn Bridge this afternoon. He was rescued by Luckey, an LI Express employee aboard the Southampton ferry. Hauser was taken to Gouverneur Hospital, where doctors say he will survive but require extended hospitalization. motive for the jump is unknown.
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New York
Herman Hauser
Herald Square Theatre
Hooley’s Theatre
Chicago
Brooklyn Bridge
Ank Luckey
Long Island Express Company
Southampton
East River
Races at Rigby Highlight Portland Meet Attendance
At Rigby in Portland Maine the large crowd witnessed a lively meet with multiple finals. Sclavonic led early in the 3:11 heat and held on past Norvin G in a home stretch brush. Norvin G won the 2:11 pace in four heats, Glory took the 2:20 trot, and Joe Pilot won the 2:18 pace.
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Portland
Rigby
Sclavonic
Norvin G
Norvin
Glory
Joe Pilot
Marriages In City Feature Reverend Cheries L Paes
In Boston, Ave 2 M Farrer married Miss Mias Stiver with Rev Cheries L Paes presiding. The brief notice confirms a Boston ceremony and the couple’s names.
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Cheries L. Paes
M. Farrer
Mias Stiver
Boston
Baldwin-A Megferd and Wittens Deaths Noted
A terse death notice lists John JF Wittens and Catherine PB Baldwin among recent deaths. Source text is fragmented but indicates obituaries or notices for individuals with intertwining names. Further readable details are unavailable.
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Baldwin
A Megferd
John JF Wittens
Catherine PB
Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People Cure Headache
Sickness headaches ruin homes and health but Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People promise relief by enriching blood toning nerves and strengthening the stomach. Mrs Fannie B Stoffle of Martinsville Massachusetts reports fewer attacks after four boxes and lasting improvement. AI druggists or direct from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady New York 50 cents per box six boxes 2.50.
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Williams
Fannie B. Stoffle
Martinsville
Dr. Williams
The
Republican
Bethany
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Ware Wins From Ward in Prolonged Tennis Match
The ex champion Leo E. Ware outlasted Holcomb Ward in a four hour clash at Southampton, winning 4-6 6-1 1-6 7-6 6-4 to advance to the semi finals. Ware and Davis headline the other half, with Whitman and Ware taking doubles in a tight finish.
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Southampton
N. Y
Leo BE. Ware
Harvard
Holcomb Ward
Ward
Ware
Whitman
Allen
Davis
Bob
Ford Huntington
Larned Brothers
J. A. Allen
Yale
R. McKettrick
Collegians
Larned
Leo EE. Ware
M. D. Whitman
Leo EB. Ware
R. P. Huntington
F. Huntington
W. A. Larned
E. P. Larned
Bostonians Triumph in Exhibition With 12 to 7 Win
The Boston collegiate baseball team arrived by the steamer Prince Edward in St. John New Brunswick this morning to a large reception by baseball enthusiasts and the Alert Baseball Club. The visitors treated it as a practice game, winning 12 to 7 behind Conroy and Jope who formed an effective battery.
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ST. John
N. B
Boston
Prince Edward
Alert Baseball Club
Diatmiond
Bostonians
Conroy
Jope
Stolen Property Recovered by Watching Children
Children playing with gold lined silver spoons led to the recovery of items stolen from A. J. Pollock of Allston last Monday. The spoons were found in a carriage shed near W. Armstrong's barn on Washington Street Somerville, a rendezvous for trespassers. The rest of Pollock's property was found there, indicating the site was used as a hiding place by burglars.
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A. J. Pollock
Allston
W. Armstrong
Washington Street
Somerville
Mr. Pollock
Wakefield School Superintendent Hussey Resigns
Wakefield Aug 3 Charles Hussey, superintendent of schools, has submitted his resignation to the Wakefield School Board. The move was unexpected as sources believed he would continue in the role for another term.
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Wakefield
Charles & Hussey
Hussey
Glencairn Wins Seawanhaka Cup After Contested Race
The Seawanhaka cup race at Dorval ended with Glencairn awarded the win after Constance struck ground and protest over course rules. Winds shifted and buoys were moved thrice as officials ruled the course acceptable and declared Glencairn the victor.
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Dorval
Constance
Crane
Glencairn
Mr. Crane
Regis H. Post
Glencairrn
Dorval Wharf
Post
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Hoosevele
Manila
Boston Hygienic Instituto
Incoryorsted
Mohsa
Mediea Eiectrician Tendenti
Washington
Medical Inetlite
Navahoe
Syce
Columbis
Kesre
Brenton’s Reef
Block Island Buoy
Lipton
Mrs. Eddy
Mrs. Woodbury
Munyon
McDuffee
M. Barry
Hauser
Allston House
Huzzey
France
State Department
Atwell
Roubaix
Academy of Medicine
Mendel
Constanca
Crowhurst Gap
Sevcond
Manchester
Hostess
Heiress
Pirate
Tunipoo
Eet Vansedsekes Adv
Hecate
Cite Sevendeen Cies Bia ‘ Vey
Copper Queen Mining CO
Frederick W. Hill
State Sf
Murphy
Guetndy
Charles Murphy
New York City
James
Ackers
Rutland Street
LOS Andsles Company
Summer Street
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