Columbia Beats Defender In Yacht Trial Races Near Newport
Under clear skies the Columbia defeated Defender in a series of trial races watched by the New York Yacht Club fleet. The race featured close starts between Quisetta and Amorita with Columbia gaining on Defender, though wind faded and Columbia extended its lead before finishing ahead. Various vessels earned cups for best corrected times across multiple course runs.
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Columbia
Defender
New York Yacht Club
Quisetta
Amorita
Dom
Etter
Charlie
Barr
King
Addes
Point Judith
Carolina
New London
Gardiner’s Bay
Wilke’s Ledge
Newport
Vineyard
Katrina
Vigilant
Were
Syce
Kestre
Gloriana
Wiltke's Ledge
Brentoa's Reef
Visiting Cyclist Hurt in Frightened Horse Incident
Joseph Williams aged 47 from Pawtucket Rhode Island sustained severe internal injuries after a horse owned by Warren Walker of Framingham frightened by a passing motor carriage ran into him while he rode a bicycle near Cottage WwW. He was taken to City Hospital in semi conscious condition.
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Joseph Williams
Pawtucket
R. I
Warren Walker
Framingham
Williams
Bicycle Collision Injures Miss Coburn in Boston
Miss Frances Coburn of 3 1/2 Massachusetts Avenue rode near St Botolph Street when her bicycle collided with a Fields Corner car yesterday. She sustained injuries to the nose left arm and left knee and was treated by Dr Putnam before being sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances ©. Coburn
Massachusetts Avenue
St. Botolph Street
Wheelmen Hold All Day Outing and National Race Plans
A large group toured Milton Fill and Quincy area then Norumbega Park and Weltham for an all day outing led by W B Churchill F L Partham H C Severance and W T Stearns. They later attended the Waltham race meet and river carnival while track officials announced plans for the national championship races at Charles River Park track with riders such as Starbuck Hammer and the Butler brothers competing in unpaced and tandem events. An expanded press stand and tent were added for a growing crowd and many international officials and clubs were listed on the event staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Fill
Quincy
North Weymouth
Norumbega Park
Weltham
W. B. Churchill
F.L. Partham
H. C. Severance
W. T. Stearns
E Dudley
Mahon
H. B. Stevens
A. P.bennon
Waltham
Chariea
River Park Track
Frank Starbuck
Weise Hammer
Philadelphia
Starbuck
Hammer
Boston
Nat
Frank Butler
J. T. Colgan
Charles Church
Watson Coleman
McCarthy
McLean Boys
Montreal
Butler Boys
Butlers
Major Taylor
D'Outrilon
Denver Wheel Club
Chicago Cycling Club
the Press Cycling
Roslindale
Cheland
Dorchester Wheelmen
Logal
Lst
Gover
Ngipa
Fred. Gerlach
Chicago
Ill
Dt Henry
Turmey
London
Eng
Tary International Cyclists
Associa Rabenstein
Lowi ‘ Dent Canadian Wheelmen Association
Kent
W. Eserbert
Ville
Ok Dos Mver
Col
Gooeb. Stackhouse
New York
Arthur ‘ Binson
William M. Perrett
Mish
Wateston
George H. Pierney
Dal Boston
Acorora
R Rich
Ston
B. Brackett
Dedham
Tony
Daily Programme of City Events and Rides
The program lists a day of runs through Middlesex Fells Mystic Valley Parkway Concord Lexington and Crescent Beach plus a harbor trip for city officials a Charles River Park race and a Band concert on Boston Common Fireworks on Boston Common and evening entertainments at Jamaica Plain and East Brookline venues.
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Middlesex Fells
Metropolitan Park System
Mystic Valley Parkway
Paul Revere
Concord
Lexartington
Old City
Quincy
Charles River Park
Crescent Beach
Revere
New Downer Landing
North Weymouth
Cambridge
Fresh Pond Parkway
Boston Municipal Band
Boston Common
Chutes
Huntington Avenue
Jamaica C. C
Jamaica Plain
East Brookline Street
L A W Plans Reciprocal Touring Deals With English Circles
President Keenan outlines new reciprocal touring rights enabling L A W and British CT C members to travel with full privileges across Europe and the United States. The initiative includes hotel rates guides maps and duty free access for bicycles and repairs. The British council has approved the arrangement and contracts will be signed when mail permits.
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Keenan
L. A.W
League
England
T. J. Keenan, Jr
Pittsburg
Penn
H. W. Foltz
Indianapolis
R. T. Einen
Keene
N. H
L.A. W
Thee
London
J. PE Pennell
le . Wheelman
Boston
Kendal Burnett
Keenen
Ragie
Burnett
Pow Cc. T. C
L. m Cnatioantal
Triumph
Conaurs
C. T.C
Ll. A. W
America
National Council
Hea
Heat by heat race report of speedway and cycling events
Race notes describe Cooper taking a late lead and winning a heat while various riders including Kimble Stevens and Buffalos near the front in a crowded stretch. The professional motor tandem final shows Downey failing to start, Pierce and Caldwell contending for positions with Pierce fading late and Caldwell moving into second before the finish.
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iKisible
Cooper
Kimbte
Frank Waller
Garoo Lope
Furman
Stinson
Kimble
Per
McFarlaner
Eaton
Metropolitana
Kramer
Collett
Hausman
George Howland
Mercing
Currie
Fred
Iene
Frank
Maan
Os — Ice
Yerla Walter
Phil Auspeth
Burne Pierce
Sue Stinson
Caldwell
Downey
Agen Linton
Khaw
Pierce
Linton
Res
Newark
Piers
Nate
Eddie
Ian
Ae Caldwell
Fens
I . Lanton
Eiken
Sareron
Unclear OCR Sports Notes On Ninth Meet Events
Fragmented text describes a track and field meet with references to Farnham on a lower turn and new figures for seven and ten minutes. Mentions a race heat, a possible rematch, and an observer named Michael from High Bass. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent context.
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New World
Amatete Records
Michael
Els Saeed
Fragmentary 1920s Motor Race Remark Notes
The garbled text hints at remarks on motor racing and suspension, mentioning a union and a request to sit or respond. Filled with unclear names and places, it conveys a staged event or decision affecting participants, with references to a race leader and a formal sitting.
Farnham's Mede features clash of names and jumbled titles
The article presents a garbled vignette with names John H. Farnham Guch and Ryen T Temeraay, hinting at a dramatic confrontation or comparison in a medieval themed work. The exact event and participants are unclear due to OCR errors.
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John H. Farnham
Anti-Imperialist League vows to push end of war
The Anti-Imperialist League meeting denounces war funding and calls for ending the conflict through presidential action. It rejects compromise while urging recognition of self-government for Cuba and Puerto Rico, and criticizes large army demands amid mounting debts and taxation. George G. Boutwell signs as president.
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iAnti-Imperialist League
United States
M Ley
Luzon
United Ea
Cuba
Porto Rico
Eeecutive
The
Anti-Imperialist League
George G. Boutwell
Assessors to hear Buckley over 77 allegedly overassessed names
The Board of Assessors will hear Walter A. Buckley today on a complaint listing 77 names he says were illegally assessed in Ward 71 as of May 1. The list, withheld from publication, notes 37 persons at Charles C. Colline’s Roxbury Shawmut address, with Buckley alleging arithmetic errors since the house reportedly has only 11 rooms.
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Board of Assessors
Walter A. Buckley
Charles C. Colline
Roxbury Street
Shawmut Avenue
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Columbia Deccocese
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Irde Oe Ae
Gtori
Sayonara
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Sommodore
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Smarald
St. Enels
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Janeane” Balling
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Bost
Toseph Williams
Boston Hygienic Institute
BR. F. Robinson
Bendein St
Sadie Beacon Mt
State House
MOURS
Ameri
Wheeling
Tiger Roadsters
Steg
Ae Leg. Square
City Point
A. D. Peck
A. x. ‘Peck
Marine Park
Brunswick
Newtasket
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Root
Pake
Ami Seaman
Farnham
Ena Borrowine
Heise
Suspensi E Racing Men’s Union
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Ser Besar
Ig 108
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Ina
Ae Ea
Dragon
Manhattan Studio
Tremont St
Cee
Beston Museum
Btragatin Vmaeree Aati-Deger
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