Newport All-Comers Singles Narrow to 35 Contenders
The 33rd annual U.S. National Lawn Tennis Association tournament in Newport narrows the field to 35 contenders after 32 matches and three defaults. Notables like McLoughlin Bundy and Williams advance, with upsets sparse as defending champions press toward the doubles final and interscholastic titles rise next.
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Newport
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
N. W. Niles
Alfred Dabney
W. M. Washburn
Norris Williams
William Johnston
H. Washell
M. E. McLoughlin
J. R. Strachan
T. C. Bundy
W. J. Clothier
Dean Mather
Robert Leroy
Wallace Johnson
Richard Palmer
McLoughlin
Baron H. von Lessner
California
G. C. Comer
A. F E. Kennedy, Jr
Grand Stand Court
F. McLoughlin
C. J. Briffin
J. H. Webber
Chicago
S. A. Cushman
Cornell
G. C. Caner
Harvard
H. Hopkins
Yale
W. L. McKim
Princeton
William Blair
Columbia
Revere Book Quality Questioned by Tax Committees
Roscoe Walsworth, attorney for the committees auditing Revere's assessors and tax collectors, says some town books are in bad shape and irregularly kept. He notes charges billed to taxpayers despite receipts proving payment and asks to postpone the Sept. 8 town meeting to Sept. 22.
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Roscoe Walsworth
Revere
Daylight Thieves Rob Malden Houses
Two Malden houses were broken into yesterday afternoon. Clothing and jewelry were stolen from Eugene S. McKown at 32 Cross Street and the quarters of George M. Lamplough at 19 Newbury Street were ransacked. Police investigate both breaks.
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Malden
Eugene S. McKown
Cross Street
George M. Lamplough
Newbury Street
Chaplain Stebbins Leaves Charlestown Prison Post
After tense relations with Warden Bridges, Chaplain Herbert W. Stebbins, longtime chaplain at Charlestown State Prison, terminated his services yesterday. The disposition of his resignation or discharge was not disclosed by the warden.
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Warden Bridges
Herbert W. Stebbins
Charlestown State Prison
Stebbins
Bridges
Conflict Erupts Over Prison Chaplain Stebbins
The incident centers on Chaplain Stebbins reporting a guard beating a prisoner to the Prison Commission, angering State officials and ending Stebbins' service. Warden Bridges and officials dispute the account, while Stebbins had gathered data about the prison. Richard Freeman, a prison er, drafted a statement tied to the dispute.
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Warden Bridges
Prison Commission
Chaplain Stebbins
Bridges
Winthrop
Richard S. Freeman
Elmer Wins First Day Archery Event
Dr. Robert P. Elmer of Wayne Pennsylvania won the double American round on Soldiers Field with 170 hits and a 1000 total. Cyrus E. Dallin Arlington took second, while George Phillips Bryant the national champion finished fourth. J W Dougherty from Tacoma stood seventh and aviator Earle Ovington ranked 23d.
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Robert P. Elmer
Wayne
Penn
National Archery Association of the United States
Soldiers Field
Elmer
George Phillips Bryant
Cyrus E. Dallin
Arlington
Dallin
Bryant
Dr. O. L. Hertig
Pittsburg
Hertig
H. B. Richardson
Boston
Chicago
Calvin I. Case
J. W. Dougherty
Tacoma
Wash
Earle Ovington
G. P. Bryant
Lewis E. Smith
Newton’ Centre
Fletcher
Cyrus FE. Dpallin
O. AL. Hertig
Melrose
Calvin S. Case
X. S. Giles
New Steamer Line Coming To Boston
North German Lloyd plans a Bremen to Boston service every three weeks in winter with 9000-ton twin screw ships. Breslau or Goeben may inaugurate the route docking at East Boston docks with 11 day crossings to New Orleans as part of a broader Germany to America steerage program.
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Boston
North German Lloyd Company
Germany
America
Hamburg-American Company
Breslau
Goeben
New Orleans
Boston & Albany Railroad
State Street
Charles Kuhlewein
Oelrichs & Co
New York
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North German Lloyd to Begin Boston Service
Excuse Me announced the decision for service to Boston with Port Directors chairman Hugh Bancroft noting progress since appointments. The North German Lloyd, the world’s second largest steamship line, will become a new major player in Boston’s shipping scene, with an agreement on steerage share expiring next year and Hamburg American seeking a larger portion.
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North German Lloyd Company
Bremen
Columbus
Lloyd Steamship Company
Cunard Line
Hugh Bancroft
Stapelfeldt
Germany
Boston
North German Lloyd
Cusick
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Bargains in Footwear at Houghton & Dutton Co
Visit the Shoe Section for seasonable bargains. A good pair of Women's Boots Low Shoes or House Comfort Shoes would be good value at 2.00 dollars.
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Houghton & Dutton Co
National Retail Monument Dealers Meet Opens in Boston
The three day eighth annual convention of the National Retail Monument Dealers Association began at the Boston Arena with Mayor Fitzgerald welcoming about a thousand delegates from nearly every state. Some 100 auxiliary members join the gathering, after registering at the Hotel Brunswick.
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National Retail Monument Dealers’ Association of America, Inc
Boston Arena
Fitzgerald
Hotel
Brunswick
Boston Convention Opens with Mayor's Welcome Address
The Arena hosts the convention as Mayor Fitzgerald lauds Boston as a city of monuments and helpful venues. Attendees admire the Ver mont company display and more than 60 exhibits, with 10,000 visitors noted yesterday. F R Stewart and W Howard Carroll address the crowd, urging cooperative effort and healthy competition. A gala day includes a ladies’ outing and a grand banquet at the Brunswick tonight.
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Channing
Ericsson
Ring W
Howard A. Carroll
Pennsylvania
Fitzgerald
F. R.R. Stewart
Vermont
George H. Collyer
Trade Journal
the Brunswick
Funeral of Robb De Peyster Tytus in Lenox
St George Episcopal Church in Lee hosted the funeral for archaeologist Robb De Peyster Tytus who died at Saranac Lake last Friday. Honorary bearers included Samuel Frothingham Frederick S Delafield Elliott C Brown Rod erick Terry Joseph Barnes Alfred B Maclay George Parmley Day and Willard F Smith.
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Lenox
St. George Episcopal Church
Lee
Robb de Peyster Tytus
Saranac Lake
Messrs
Samuel Frothingham
Frederick S. Delafield
Elliott C. Brown
Roderick Terry Joseph Barnes
Alfred B. Maclay
George Parmlay Day
Willard F. Smith
Brookline Man Struck by Auto on Columbus Avenue
Patrick Sweeney of 101 Brookline Street Brookline was hit in front of an auto on Columbus Avenue near Roxbury Crossing at 8 45 last night and injured. The car owner is George Baskins of 224 Columbus Avenue. Driver Otto Halberg transported Sweeney to City Hospital and then to his home.
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Patrick Sweeney
Brookline Street
Brookline
Columbus Avenue
Roxbury Crossing
George Baskins
Otto Halberg
Sweeney
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