England and America Trade Golf Wins at Manchester Essex County Links
Englishmen and Americans split the Essex County contest with Oxford Cambridge beating All-Massachusetts 3 2 in the morning four ball and losing 6 5 in the afternoon two ball to leave the day tied 8 8. The Massachusetts team impressed with a strong lineup and several close wins, including Ward and Curtis and Small, while Lockswood and Bramston produced the lone English point in a tense afternoon rally. Three lengthy putts on the home green electrified a crowd of nearly 1000 as the day ended even.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
England
America
Essex County Links
Oxford
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Erday
jl-Massachusetts
Ckwood
Allston
Bramston
Small
Albemarle
Day
Cory
Wollaston
Beveridge
Ransom
Alison
Selfridge
Vesper
N. F. Hunter
Ripley
T. P. Curtis
Oakley
Ellis
Leathart
Thorp
Chick
N. F E. Hunter
Lockwood
Shaw
Low
Wheelock
J. I. Curtis
Curtis
Smail
Westerners to Meet the British Golfers
Captain L. T. Boyd released the invited 12 players for the international match against the Oxford-Cambridge Golfing Society. The team to face the British includes Louis James Glenview Walter E Egan Exmoor WH Chandler Egan Exmoor Bruce Smith Onwentsia Stewart Stickney St Louis and R I Hunter Midlothian or Roswell Mundy Riverside.
Whittemore, Pepper, Bowen win Kebo golf finals
In Bar Harbor at Kebo, P. W. Whittemore of Boston captured the Kebo trophy, O. H. P. Pepper of Philadelphia took the Mt. Desert cup, and J. DeK. Bowen of Chicago earned the consolation cup in the tournament finals held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
P. W. Whittemore
Boston
O. H. P. Pepper
Philadelphia
J. Dek. Bowen
Chicago
Jackson Testifies Self Defence In Officer Stabbing Case
The Superior Criminal Court heard Albert Jackson admit striking Officer Michael J Sullivan in self defence after claiming Sullivan assaulted him first. Judge Dewey allowed a private interview before Jackson testified and the defense rested. Assistant DA Sughrue urged conviction citing police danger. Judge Fox to sum up next.
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Superior Criminal Court
Fox
Albert Jackson
Michael J. Sullivan
Police Division 5
Dewey
Jackson
Sullivan
Sughrue
Whh
Pensions for City Workers Urged by Boston Labor Leader
Denis D. Driscoll of the Boston Central Labor Union told 800 Water Workers Union members that city workers deserve pensions like police and firemen. He urged unifying city departments under one union to better classify jobs and secure pension plans. The gathering at Waushakum Grove also featured speeches by union and civic leaders and noted sports events, including Welch's 56-pound weight throw near a world record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Friends of Organized Labor
Denis D. Driscoll
Boston Central Labor Union
Water Workers’ Union
A. F. of L
Waushakum Grove
South Fraingham
James R. Crozier
Massachusetts
American Federation of
Water Department
James Claney
Herbert French
Charles H. Reinhart
Ward 9
Robert Ware
James F. Powers
Patrick Bowen
P. A. Colins
McNamee
Cambridge
James Donovan
John D. Shea
John W. Lennon
Lawrence E. Murphy
Isaac Rosnosky
Eugene S. Sullivan
Mahoney
Flanagan
New York
Welch
Caledonian
John Callahan
Thomas McGee
Sons of Members
Charles J. McCarthy
John Hefferman
Joseph Callahan
Mary McGuinness
Lizzie O'Flaherty
John C. McDonough
Thomas Bowen
James Connors
Edward Gallagher
Bartholomew O'Leary
Mrs. Russell
Patrick H. Curran
James Black
Stranger Dies After Gutter Fall in Union Street Home
Buried Rockland August 13 report says a stranger employed by Dennis Hannigan to paint his Union Street home fell 24 feet when a gutter broke. He died instantly with a broken neck. No townsfolk knew him. Hannigan knew him only as Tom. The arm bore tattooed letters T. W. and a heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Dennis Hannigan
Union Street
Mr. Hannigan
Tom
T. W
American Challenger Wins Canada Cup in Toronto Race
The Irondequoit, American challenger skippered by Arthur Hannan, won the deciding seven mile triangular race to wrest the Canada Cup from Canada. Strathcona, led by Jarvis, closed to within 36 seconds on leg two but could not overtake. Hannan, brought in after Captain Barr lost the first two races, earned the victory for the United States. Official times follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Irondequoit
Rochester Yacht Club
Hannan
Jarvis
Strathcona
Read
Arthur Hannan
New York
Barr
Mr. Hannan
Canada
Parasol mêlée ends when temper flares in Public Garden
Carrie Nation like scene erupts as a tall man sits with three women. Miss Maud Jeffries, visiting Back Bay, lands a left hook and a right jab, sending him down. He flees, is detained briefly by a patrolman, and leaves after Miss Jeffries declines charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Nation
Maud Jeffries
Miss Jeffries
Back Bay
Smith
Dorchester
Ethel Kimball Heard From in Mexican Wedding Tour
Aug 13 report reveals a letter from missing Ethel Kimball claiming she is married and touring the West Indies and Mexico. The letter, signed Mrs E B Lalley, says she is content. Her mother confirms receipt and notes it was posted in Mexico City or nearby, with further details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. F. Lalley
Haverhill
John Kimball
Hotel Americano
City of Mexico
E. F. Lalley
Eadwin F. Land
Miss Kimbal
St Peters Court to Offer Fall Lectures Series
St Peter's Court Catholic Order of Foresters of Dorchester announces a fall lecture series with the final talk by Mrs Julia E on September 17 about Edg Children. Alderman J I is set for a second lecture on municipal affairs with a similar subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Court
India Budget Surpluses Lead to Tax Reductions
Lord George Hamilton presented the annual Indian budget showing three year surpluses totaling 15.25 million dollars this year, enabling a 2% salt tax cut and income tax relief. He warned Russia’s Central Asia advance and noted mobilization risks for transporting troops to India, while stressing Asia’s capacity to satisfy both powers.
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London
George Hamilton
India
House of Common
George
South Africa
Russia
Central Asia
Great Britain
Lord Beaconsfield
Asia
Strikers patrol street chase ends in assault charge
A pursuit on Devonshire and Water streets ends with two Polish men, Max Nimerowski and Samuel Wiseberg, arrested by Officer Bigelow for assault on David Fellner, a non-union skirtmaker hired to replace discharged workers. A large crowd joined the chase after Fellner stumbled and was mobbed.
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Devonshire Street
Water Street
Max Nimerowski
North
Anderson Street
Samuel Wiseberg
Edwin Street
David Fellner
Fellner
Wiseberg
Nimerowski
Skirt Works
Washington Street
Pie Alley
Bigelow
Station 2
Auto and Bicycle Smash Up Near Commonwealth Avenue
A bicycle rider named Robin Meltz collided with a car driven by Dr. Samuel Breck of 362 Commonwealth Avenue last evening. Breck says he traveled at an ordinary speed, while Meltz says he had the right of way turning from Shawmut Avenue to Massachusetts Avenue and could not avoid the car. Meltz was hurled several feet as the bicycle was wrecked. bystanders carried him from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Meltz
Samuel Breck
Commonwealth Avenue
Breck
Meltz
Shawmut Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Bates Refuses to Criticise Emmons Police Letter
Governor Bates declines to criticise Judge Emmons regarding his letter to Judge Brown about police court penalties. Emmons explains policemen may club and shoot if citizens interfere and tells the public to stay clear during arrests. He says he will not hold officers responsible for crowd actions, maintaining he cannot criticise without Board of Police input.
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Bates
Judge Emmons
Police Commissioner
Brown
Former Boston police officials back Emmons on arrest interference
At least two ex Boston police commissioners align with Judge Emmons on punishing those who interfere with officers during arrests. They decline to comment further, deferring to Emmons. Fire Commissioner Russell recalls the old collar stocks and says he believes in firm enforcement, while Colonel Henry Walker endorses strong preventive measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Judge Emmons
Russell
Miss Sarah Jefferson Offers Skin for Burn Victim Healing
Buzzard's Bay August 18 Miss Sarah Jefferson granddaughter of Joseph Jefferson stunned family by volunteering to have skin grafts removed to save Mrs George McQueen wife of the coachman after a kerosene stove explosion burned her right hand arm and shoulder Doctors said grafts were necessary and Mr Jefferson offered high rewards for a healthy donor willing to undergo the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzzard’s Bay
Sarah Jefferson
Joseph Jefferson
George McQueen
Jefferson
St. Luke’s Hospital
New Bedford
British veterans to entertain London visitors
At a British Naval and Military Association meeting the Honourable Artillery Company of London was invited to join visitors for a church service parade on Sunday October 4 with about 120 uniformed men. Lunch at a hotel after the parade is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British Naval and Military Association
Honourable Artillery Company of
Church of Our Saviour
Roslindale
J. Wynne Jones
Bedford Street
South Terminal
Leg Broken in East Boston Tunnel Accident
Pasquale Vitantonito a 41 year old laborer living at 541 Hanover street in East Boston suffered a fractured leg yesterday afternoon when a pile of dirt fell in the tunnel. He was removed to the Relief station for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasquale Vitantonito
Boston
Hanover Street
British Watching Balkans Tensions in Lords
In the House of Lords Lord Lansdowne said Britain anxiously watches Balkans events and will use every opportunity to mitigate troubles. Sir Nicholas O'Connor in Constantinople telegraphed that Turkey seeks to curb Turkish troops excesses and punish offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Lords
Lord Lansdowne
Balkans
Nicholas O'Connor
Constantinople
Funeral for Mrs. McGarry of Charlestown
The funeral for Margaret McGarry of Washington street Charlestown was held yesterday at St. Marys Church Warren street. A longtime Charlestown resident she had lived in the area for two decades with Father Harrigan presiding and Father Redican deacon. Numerous flowers and friends attended as pallbearers Jeremiah McCarthy John McMorret Daniel Covenay James Sullivan F F Redican and M C Laan carried the coffin.
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Margaret McGarry
Washington Street
Charlestown
St. Mary’s
Warren Street
McGarry
Charleston
St. Mary’s Parish
Harrigan
Father Redican
Fat Casey
Jeremiah McCarthy
John McMorret
Daniel Covenay
James Sullivan
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J. F. Curtis
Essex County
Oxford-Cam
A. G. Lockwood
A. J. T. Bramston
G. DD. Barne
J. G. Thorp
T. M. Hunter
Q. A. Shaw, Jr
Myopia
C. B. Cory
All-Massachu Oxford-Cambridge
His
Lakewood Sen
N. F
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Barne Thorp Aeee
M. Hunter
Shawn
Eerae
Ene
Ransom Eens
Ellis Se
P. Curtis
Alison Ee
Leathart Eee
Chick Tee
Small Eee
Pepows
Chargarhouse
Parie
Rue de la Paix
Columbus
Avetter Drug & Chem. Corp
Whittemore
Kebo Trophy
Driscoll
Painter
Pitts-Kimball
Trondequoit
Strathcona Ucc Hong
Trondequolt Sere Strathcona
Kout
Ethel Kimball
Roxbury
Emmons
Henry Walker
Coachman
Joe Jefferson
Bears
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