Temeraire Wins Second Canada Cup Race Against Iroquois
The Canadian yacht Temeraire defeated the Yankee boat Iroquois in the second race of the Canada cup in Rochester New York the race covering four nautical miles and return Temeraire led from the start finishing 150 yards ahead with winds about 15 miles per hour The best three out of five series continues with the third race set for tomorrow after Temeraire spent yesterday adjusting rigging including lengthening the bowsprit by 11 inches to improve sail power.
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Fine day of racing for Manchester Y. C.
Open Y R A regatta at West Manchester saw nineteen boats, four 22 footers, three 15 footers, and three 18 footers compete on an eight mile course. Tyro won the 22 foot class with Medric second, Cigarette won the 15 footers while Fritter led the 18 footers and took early lead before the final finish.
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Miss Croker An Elope And Mystery Man
New York reports France whispers about the daughter of a noted politician, Miss Croker, eloping with a Naples family linked young man. They reportedly ran away to seek her father’s consent after seeking her mother’s. The man’s name is given only as Louis M in the dispatch.
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Teamsters Back Chicago Strike and Tax Plan
The Teamsters convention in Philadelphia August 14 endorsed the Chicago strike and kept the 15 cent per capita tax. It barred politicians and saloonkeepers from the union and approved paying local unions $5 weekly per member during strikes or lockouts. An honorable withdrawal board must be issued to members owning and operating more than one team.
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Samuel Rosenthal Returns Home After Island Roaming
Samuel Rosenthal of 248 Chambers Street West End wandered Apple Island overnight. Police pursued him aboard a police boat and brought him home last night.
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Death of A D Ahlgren at Leverett Pond
Mrs J W Hesford claims foul play in the death of her father A D Ahlgren a Roxbury shipping clerk found at Leverett Pond. Police say autopsy pending and Sergeant O Neil rejects suicide theory citing little cash on him and signs of foul play suspected by family.
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MacDonald
City Hospital
7000 Preachers to Talk on Labor Day
On the Sunday before Labor Day September 3 7000 Presbyterian preachers across the United States will address the working class on a labor issue.
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Gasfitters Strike Disrupts Boston Shops Over Open Shop
A 25 man gas and fixture fitters strike begins in several Boston shops to resist an open shop plan. Employers in at least three shops posted notices to hire non union workers from Aug. 4, prompting an immediate union行动. The strike is expected to be brief.
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Boy Newsboy Johnny Welch Supports Family on Papers
A 12 year old newsboy Johnny Welch cries Extra on Washington Street to aid his widowed mother and sister Sally at 114 Cambridge Street. He earns most from Boston Posts and dreams of a future mansion while insisting he will keep working to keep hunger away.
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Girls Fight Over Sailors In Charlestown
Two young women with three United States navy sailors fought on Water Street Charlestown after jealousy over a sailor’s choice. A mother with a stick joined the scene. One woman fell ill and attacked officers at Charlestown station before being booked for drunkenness. The group had walked from Boston.
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Baseball News And Comment
Two games today with ladies day postponed until tomorrow. Detroit beating New York and St. Louis beating Philadelphia would help, as Boston aims to win both games. Gibson pitched well despite wildness. Dineen’s early exit might have changed the first game.
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French Battleship Collision Returns to Cherbourg
The French northern squadron arrived at Cherbourg from Portsmouth to an enthusiastic reception by the British. A collision occurred between a British merchantman and the battleship Jaureguiberry, but the battleship sustained no damage.
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Polish Author Sienckiewicz Kept in Residence by Governing Authority
In Warsaw on August 14 Governor-General Maximovitch sentenced Henryk Sienckiewicz author of Quo Vadis to detention in his residence for publishing protest papers against the Mussification of schools in Poland.
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Suspected Anarchists Freed by Court in North Square Meeting
Two alleged anarchists arrested for addressing a Sunday meeting in North square were released after court hearing proving no wrongful intent. Isaac Williams the Canadian who caused a disturbance at the Church of the Sacred Heart was released under new drunkenness laws.
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Chelsea Aldermen Grant New Track Completion Time
The Chelsea Board of Aldermen last night extended the deadline for the Boston Elevated railroad to finish the eastern city track line. The new date is January 1, 1906, replacing the previous September 1 deadline to connect with the East Boston tunnel line.
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Labor unions file arc of Boston trades and notes
Labor notes report unions debating strike status at E B Badger Sons Co. meeting Aug 28. Waiters union plans Faneuil Hall event. Boston Carpenters Union votes delegate to AFL convention in Pittsfied. Marble Cutters and Letters Union names officers. Hebrew Carpeters union to parade Labor Day with 200. 46 Hebrew egg setters seek AFL charter. Stationary Engineers union probes discharge at East Cambridge Bundle Wood Co.
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Louis P. Cartwright
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P. J. Kenneally
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