Riverside Boat Club Celebrates Intermediate Eight Victory
Riverside Boat Club hosts an all day open house honoring the intermediate eight’s victory at the Saratoga national regatta. The event features a German band, receptions, and congratulations from visiting crews as Joe McGuire and coach Jerry Casey receive praise for guiding the crew to success.
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Riverside Boat Club
John D. Ryan
National Executive Committee
Ryan
Fitchburg Station
Cambridge
Joe McGuire
Bradfords
Messrs. W. Mc
Guire
Hunter
McAuliffe
Neilan
Columbian Boat Club
East Boston
West Ends
Jerry Casey
Luke Burke
Lowell
Don Hardigan
New England
I. W. McArthur
D. O’leary
Fred Harrington
Percy Flanigan
Lew Hardy
Bohemian A. C
James O’brien
Bridge A. C
Pat Doyle
The
Saratoga
McGuire
Patsy Berkeley
McAllen
Giblin
Grainey
Cummings
W. McGuire
Quinn
Dan Carney
Crescents
Charles
Crescent Boat House
George Moffitt
Higgins
Bailey
Russell
John Rowan
Long Island
Joseph Hobbs
Thomas F. Frawley
Fred Hynes
William Parrock
William Hagan
M. A. Sullivan
Hugh J. Finnegan
Ludlow Berkeley
Patrick Anglin
Sullivan
Hugh Finnegan
Finnegan
Riverside Boat Club regatta prep and talent boost at Spy Pond
The Riverside Boat Club reports a lively season with a junior eight training for the Labor Day regatta after recent wins at Saratoga. Ed Hayes coaches in shell, and coxswain J O'Brien leads the crew as plans form for a senior eight and multiple finals. Spectators look forward to sparring matches featuring O'Brien and Nelligan.
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George Allen
Tom Sullivan
Pat Doherty
Barney Doyle
Messrs
Rooney
Gately
Newark
Saratoga
Ed Hayes
Jerry Casey
P. Doyle
J. Calhane
J. Sullivan
T. Murphy
T. H
Mike Sullivan
M. O’leary
al Shea
W. Berkeley
Frank Dardis
W. O’leary
J. Hobbs
F. Hynes
W. Hagan
M. Anglin
Hayes
Bergin
George Mitchell
Dardis
O'Leary
Mitchell
W. Balma
M. A. Sullivan
Riverside Boat Club
Spy Pond
Pat O’brien
New
Ben’ McArthur
Riverside B. C
Dave Nelligan
New England
Joe Casey
Tim Sullivan
Bradford B. C
Pompadour Style Haircuts at Allen Bros' Barbershop
Gentlemen seeking a stylish pompadour cut can find expert service at Allen Bros' Barbershop. The shop serves clientele from Harvard, Boston University, Taft College, Tech, and other prominent institutions, claiming one of the largest barber establishments in the United States.
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4Llend Bros
Mont Jn
Harvard
Boston University
Tafts College
Tech
United States
Colts Tame Cleveland in Easy Win as Homers Shine
Chicago defeats Cleveland 10 to 4 with Ryan and Dahlen homering and every Colts batter recording a hit off pitcher Petty. Griffith stifled the Indians early then allowed a few runs. McKean also homered. Attendance 8,766. Base hits Chicago 17 Cleveland 12. Errors Cleveland 3. Batteries Griffith and Schriver Petty and Zimmer.
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Chicago
Petty
Colts
Ryan
Dahlen
Griffith
Clevelands
McKean
Oricr HO Co
Cleveland
Schriver
Zimmer
St Louis Beats Cincinnati in Hazy Home Run Parade
St Louis overcame injuries to defeat Cincinnati 5 to 2 at Cincinnati with Canavan Connor and Twineham homering. Attendance 3619. St Louis tallied 18 base hits to Cincinnati's 12, aided by an error by Cincinnati and steady pitching by Breitenstein and Parrott.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Canavan
Connor
Twineham
St. Lowes
Seas
Breitenstein
Parrott
Murphy
Pawtucket Beats Haverhill At Crescent Park
New England League game at Crescent Park Pawtucket defeats Haverhill 3 to 1 in a pitchers duel. Kelley wild but effective for Pawtucket Roach backs Kelley while Lampe and Sweeney hold the line for Haverhill. Attendance 1500 with several brilliant fielding plays and 10 hits for Pawtucket 7 for Haverhill.
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Providence
Pawtucket
Crescent Park
Lampe
Kelley
Haverhill
Roach
Sweeney
Brooklyn Boys Plan Four Day Walk From New York to Philadelphia
Frederick Bloss aged 19 and William Carsen aged 20 depart Brooklyn to walk from New York to Philadelphia and back in four days. Bloss aims to cover about 90 miles round trip with daily stretches near forty five miles, starting from the Brooklyn bridge and returning by the following Wednesday.
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Brooklyn
Frederick L. A. Bloss
William Carsen
New York
Philadelphia
Carsen
Bloss
Halsey Street
Reid Avenue
Webster Literary Society
Chicago
Carson
Brooklyn Bridge
Montclair
N. J
Newark Road
Parisian Cyclers Win 100-Kilometre Race At Veldrome Buffalo
Linton easily beat Starbuck in the 100-kilometre bicycle race at the Veldrome Buffalo in Paris.
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Paris
Linton
Starbuck
Veldrome
Buffalo
Vigilant Rivalry and Jockeying in British Yacht Races
Room and Breeze reports Mr. Maughan Carter recounting the Vigilant versus Britannia contests across Scottish Irish waters aboard the Paris voyage. He details calms and shifting winds, jockeying tactics, Goulds motives, the Valkyrie collision, and the Vigilant’s lighter sail area and steady beams aiding performance.
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New York
American Line
Paris
Maughan Carter
Europe
Goulds
Scotland
Ireland
Gould
Firth of Clyde
Britannia
Carter
Penzance
Haff
Tom Draper
England
Pall Mall Gazette
Vigilant
Boxing Budget Sparks Talks of Jackson Calhoun Match
Boxing figures in New York buzz over a possible Jackson versus Corbett bout as Maher, Griffo, and Dixon remain entangled in scheduling and weight disputes. Promoters tout potential showdowns with Marshall and Dixon, while Australian star Jerry Marshall gains credibility from London and Melbourne reports.
Cottage City Yachts Enjoy Quiet Day at Vineyard Haven
August 12 reports a quiet day for yachtsmen with many visiting Oak Bluffs Club and cottages. About one hundred yachts gathering in Vineyard Haven plan a 9 am run to New Bedford. A few sailors helped extinguish a small fire at Island House, causing minor damage.
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Cottage City
Oak Bluffs Club
Vineyard Haven
New Bedford
A New Football Club Forms in Pleasant Street
A preliminary meeting in Anderson Hall Pleasant street established a football club with signatories including O Connor Hanifin Sullivan Hagerty Flynn Clifford Neil Sullivan Corwin Coakley Moran Sullivan Flynn Foy Kelleher O Connor O Connor Gallivan Riely Mack Scott O Connor Sullivan Flynn O Shea Connors Casey Coleman Haffernan O Sullivan Toohey. Officers to be elected at next meeting. A social followed.
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Anderson Hall
Pleasant Street
Arthur T. O’connor
James Hanifin
Jeremiah Sullivan
Richard Hagerty
James Flynn
James Clifford
D. Neil
Daniel Sullivan
James F. Corwin
Thomas Coakley
Thomas Moran
Patrick Sullivan
John Foy
Michael Kelleher
Michael O’connor
James O'Connor
James Gallivan
Michael Riely
Owen Mack
Saloon Passengers on Steamer Scythia Listed
Passenger list dated August 2 for the steamer Scythia includes saloon travelers Mrs. C. H. Bell Master C. Bell Mr Rt Billington Mrs J Burrow Miss C Burrow Miss D Burrow Mrs Chaplin Mr Ogden Codman Jr Mr H F Colwell Mr J J Conry Mrs Crossland Miss A M Dorr Mr W Ellison Mr L M Haskins Mr R F Harris Mr G N Kingsbury Jr Mr J H Lamb Mrs N Lord Miss A Lord Mr J A Lord Miss M F Mackreth John C Ropes J W Smith Master V Smith Mrs R B Sorrell Miss Ella Sorrell Mr H C Stahl Miss Edna R Stahl Mr RB Stansfield Mrs Stansfield Mr James Strachan Mr W Ropes Trask Miss M Warnpyr Mr G W Wells Mrs Wells Miss A Potter. Ticket classes: Saloon 36, Second Cabin 46, Steerage 170, Total 252.
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C. H. Bell
C. Bell
Rt. Billington
J. Burrow
C. Burrow
D. Burrow
Chaplin
Ogden Codman, Jr
H. F. Colwell
J. J. Conry
Crossland
A. M. Dorr
W. Ellison
L. M. Haskins
Edna R. Stahl
RB. Stansfield
Stansfield
James Strachan
W. Ropes Trask
M. Warnpyr
G. W. Wells
Wells
A. Potter
Mitchell Foiled Al's Friends in Rowing Prank
George Mitchell mocked Al Dowling's backers at Crescent Boat Club by feigning a trial run for speed on the river. Dowling and Mitchell are set for a match race at Point of Pines on Aug 17, attracting attention in amateur rowing circles amid a noted rivalry.
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George Mitchell
al Dowling
the Charles
Dowling
Mitchell
Point of Pines
Crescent Boat Club
Dinkey Dink
Carmen Divided Over Public Cab Stands in Boston
Boston cab drivers split into two meetings with rival resolutions against public stands. At Hanover Street about forty discussed systematizing the trade and pressed the police board for a hearing, while a South Boston gathering of about seventy appointed a three member committee to protest public stands, citing J D Nichols’s push to end private stands. Both groups plan another assembly next Sunday to finalize organization.
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Hanover Street
South
McCarthy
Johnson
Tague
J. D. Nichols
Police Board
Nicols
Hanovey Street
Washington Or
Tremont Streets
Causeway Street
Washington Street
South Boston
Rescuers Brave Tide To Save Dory On Ram Island
Carl Isburgh and Fred Eno, volunteers from Clifton Heights, braved a heavy head wind and rising sea in a ten foot yacht tender to rescue a drifting dory carrying campers on Ram Island. They towed the craft to Clifton shore after securing the dory and returning campers, while cottage watchers cheered. Isburgh, a Melrose native son, Amherst College graduate, works at Mount Vernon Bank in Boston, and Eno is noted as a Lowell native.
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Fred Eno
Clifton Heights
Ram Island
Heights
Fred L. Eno
Clifton
Isburgh’s Point
Young Isburg
C. H. Isburgh
Melrose
Fine
Lowell
Amherst College
Mount Vernon National Bank
Boston
Cyclone Out West Lashes Illinois Towns and Neighbors
A violent storm near Quincy Illinois yesterday produced a cyclone that ripped Mendon roofs from buildings and unroofed houses and barns between Mendon and Ursa. Fences toppled trees uprooted and corn was flattened. A separate cyclone hit Martinsville Tennessee injuring one man as rain and hail ended a drought and threatened a record corn harvest.
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Quincy
Ill
Here
Mendon
Ursa
Martinsville
Lease Set Aside Bid and Rail Traffic Pact Noted
Receiver McNeil filed in federal court to set aside the lease of the Oregon Railway Extension and Washington & Idaho railways and to release rent payments under the lease. A hearing is set for September 1. Judge Bellinger ratified a traffic agreement between Great Northern and Oregon Railway & Navigation and Union Pacific and Oregon Railway & Navigation.
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Portland
Ore
McNeil
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
United States
Oregon Railway Extension Company
Washington & Idaho Railway Company
Bellinger
Great Northern
Union Pacific and
Saxon dyed goods firms protest U S disclosure demand
Berlin Aug 12 Saxony dye goods manufacturers and exporters petition the German imperial government to use diplomacy against a U S requirement that invoices disclose the dyeing date and dyer name. They call it an intrusion on business secrets and say compliance is impossible. The Chemnitz Nachrichten says the move aims to bolster U S infant industry and exclude Saxon goods.
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Berlin
Saxony
United States
Chemnitzer Nachrichten
Child Falls From Tenement Window in City
Three year old Albert Halligan son of a laborer from Naugatuck Conn fell from the top floor rooms of his aunt's tenement at 608 West Twenty eighth street in New York City. He sustained a fractured skull and two broken legs and died four hours later. He had been sent to the aunt for care and was to return home tomorrow as his father had come to fetch him.
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Cottage City
Boston
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Henry W. Robinson
State Street
Oakwood
E. C. Howe
F. L. Howe
Waltham Track
South Framingham
Taylor
Press Cycling Club
Captain Towne
Barney Isfort
Massachusetts Club
Frank Pharnom
Westby
Mellville McFarland
Arnold
al Haynes
Nahant
Lynn
A. H. Barnett
New York
Albert Halligan
Naugatuck
Conn
West Twenty-eighth Street
Death of a leading Nutmeg Democrat in Bridgeport
George W. Botsford 41 a Democrat from Newtown dies after a brief typhoid illness in Bridgeport He was a prominent resident of Botsford in the carriage making business with a family and two brothers in business He will be buried or funeral Tuesday afternoon
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Bridgeport
Conn
George W. Botsford
Botsford
House of Representatives
Newtown
Old Dr Hallock 4 Wears in the Same Ince Medical Institute
An advertisement for Dr Hallock at 110 Court Street Eastor offering private disease treatment. Prescribes cures for blood poisoning, seminal weakness, and other ailments with English German French consults and mail treatment. Electric Pills for male debility sold with a guarantee and bulk pricing, no monthly plans.
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Medical Institute and Museum of Anatomy
Court St
Eastor
Dr.hallock &O
Hallock
Hallcock
Museum of Anatomy
Dr. Hallock & Co
Beer Famine Sparks Police Raids Across Districts
Yesterday police conducted widespread raids on liquor outlets across multiple divisions. Officers seized lager beer at several addresses including 40 Harrison Avenue and 160 Havre Street, with multiple arrests and a total recovery of various quantities. Some locations yielded no contraband after searches.
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Sullivan
Harrison Avenue
Jones
James Fahey
Havre Street
Boston
Mary Martin
Barton Street
Station 8
Division 3
Leverett Street
Spring Street
Nashua’ Street
Nashua Street
Division 1
Lorenzo Forte
Gerardo Fearicci
Gaetano Farino
Peitro Ognie
Division 4
Oxford Place
Fan Tan
Division 11
Ann Curley
Nonantum Street
Dorchester
Mayor Tags Illicit Liquor Clerks In Gloucester
Gloucester police were surprised by Mayor Cook who, acting alone, served warrants while the marshal was away. Warrants were issued against unlicensed premises and liquor was seized. The action targeted two remote, widow-run sites, drawing local comment as officers had previously filed complaints against nearby alleged bootleggers.
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Gloucester
Cook
Sylvester
Baptist Camp Opens Twentieth Annual Meeting at Cottage City
Cottage City August 12 The Baptist camp meeting starts its twentieth annual session and will run through August 19 A large crowd attends todays programs featuring Rev Myron W Haynes of Chicago Rev T Nelson Grover of Bay City and Rev Richard Montague of Newton Centre The schedule lists tomorrow sermons by Rev D B Cheney of West Superior and an address by Rev B L Whitman president of Colby University
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Cottage City
Baptist Camp Meeting
Myron W. Haynes
Chicago
Ill
T. Nelson Grover
Bay City
Mich.gand
Richard Montague
Newton Centre
Mass
D. B. Cheney
West Superior
Wis
B. L. Whitman
Colby University
Bayard Heads to Med Ports En Route to Constantinople
United States ambassador Thomas F. Bayard travels from London with Viscount Wolseley the Earl of Portsmouth Baron Kelvin Sir J R Mowbray and General Sir Evelyn Wood. They sail to Genoa aboard the Electra to meet Sir John Pender and visit Mediterranean ports before heading to Constantinople and Sebastopol.
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London
Thomas F. Bayard
United States
Great Britain
Viscount Wolseley
Earl of Portsmouth
Baron Kelvin
J. R. Mowbray
M. P
Evelyn Wood
Genoa
John Pender
John
Mediterranean
Constantinople
Sebastopol
Bishop Tierney Confirms 300 Children at St Marys
New London August 12. Bishop Tierney of Hartford confirms 300 children and eighty adults at St Mary's Catholic Church. In the afternoon he visits the State militia camp at Niantic.
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New London
Conn
Tierney
Hartford
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Niantic
Everett versus East Cambridge Cricket Match Report
In Everett on Saturday East Cambridge defeated Everett Co. C by 23 runs. Key bowlers were Curtain and Holland for East Cambridge while Walsh starred with the bat for Everett. Bowling totals list Curtain six wickets for 4 runs in 60 balls and Bolger six wickets for 29 runs in 66 balls, with McCullum taking three to fourteen runs in 60 balls.
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East Cambridge
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Curtain
Walsh
Patal
Holland
Sheehan
Sheehan Db
Boumons
Ceasene
McCulllom
Patera
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AES EE
B. McCullom
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Kemp
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Ellard
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Eas Gia
AE Roa Ga
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Enaca Pea
Bolger
McCullum
Dean
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