Dohertys Win Tennis Doubles Title in Newport
England’s R F and H L Doherty defeat Holcombe Ward and Dwight F Davis on the Casino courts to claim the national doubles championship in straight sets 119 12 10 and 64. The Americans push hard in a fierce match but the English teamwork and defense prevail. Ward shines early with service aces while Davis struggles, and the Dohertys’ balanced play seals the victory.
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Newport
R. I
R. F
H. L. Doherty
Holcombe Ward
Dwight F. Davis
England
Dohertys
Ward
Davis
R. F. Doherty
Bay Ridge
M. D. Whitman
B. C. Wright
Cloakmakers May Strike In Boston Dispute
Bernard Braff of New York, general secretary of the United Garment Workers Union, arrives in Boston to settle wage and recognition disputes with about 32 firms and 600 workers affected by local union No. 26. He reports limited progress but warns a strike could be ordered if no settlement is reached.
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Bernard Braff
New York
United Garment Workers’ Union
Boston
Braff
Mr. Braff
Americans Defeat Cleveland 4 to 1 on Huntington Grounds
Captain Jimmy Collins and his team broke a year long hoodoo against Cleveland by posting a 4 to 1 victory on Huntington avenue grounds. Key moments featured Dineen’s strong pitching Freeman’s batting and a phenomenal catch by Parent.
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Jimmy” Collins
Cleveland
Lajoie
Huntington Avenue
Dineen
Freeman
Parent
Baltimore 6 Detroit 5 in a tense finish
Baltimore wins after Detroit relinquishes a late lead as Casey is ejected for disputing a call. Gleason drives in runs with sacrifices and doubles, Holmes and Buelow add two base hits each. Katoll and Mullen split pitching duties with 9 left on for Baltimore and 5 for Detroit. Attendance 1190.
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Sievers
Puritans
Aks O
Duocpore
Cece
Gleason
Holmes
Buelow
Elberfeld
Beck
Katoll
Mullen
Baltimore
Detroit
Robinson
Connolly
Altimore
Detroit Po
Harley
Selbach Cf
Elberf'd
Smith
Casey
Will’ms
MecAll'r
Howell
Barrett
Arnd
Gilbert
Robson
A Gleason
Wiltse
Buelowec
Philadelphia Wins Second Game as Harpers Suffer Ankle Twist
In Philadelphia on August 21 the home club rallied with hits in the sixth and seventh innings to beat St. Louis. Powers twisted an ankle running bases and left the game. Attendance 6,307. Key hits by Kahoe Davis and H Cross marked the effort, with Seybold delivering a three base hit and a homer for Philadelphia.
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Harper
Powers
ST. Louis
Hartsel
Burkett
Fultz
H'phill
Davis
Friel
L. Cross
And’son
Reybold
Wallace
Murphy
McC'm
M.cross
Kahoe
H. Cross
Plank
Seybold
I. Cross
Padden
Anderson
Sheridan
Boston
Bozuok
Mii Cseegeeek
Tenney
Jooley
Carney
Demontreville
Lee
Lush
Greminger
Ess
Seem
Moran
Eason
Eeve
Wese
Seeeres
Farrell
Smoot
Barclay
Novan
Brashear
Kruger
Hartman
Ryan
Pearson
St Louis
Delehanty's bat leads Washington past Chicago in win
Washington defeats Chicago 6 to 4 as Delehanty delivers key hits and the visitors misplay when runners on. Attendance is listed as 2253.
Cameron Leaves Jail to Enjoy Honeymoon
Donald F. Cameron, once jailed on breach of promise charges, rejoined bride Miss Alexia A. Robinson at their lodgings 11 Union Park and left for a honeymoon in Sydney, Co. B. The suit, for $10,000, was reportedly settled on a cash basis with the amount withheld.
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Donald F. Cameron
Union Park
Sydney
Co. B
Alexia A. Robinson
Boston
Temperature Yesterday at Thompson's Spa
A thermometer at Thompson's Spa on 219 Washington Street recorded yesterday's temperature, though the report provides no exact figure or additional context for the reading.
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Thompson's Spa
Washington Street
Roosevelt Supports 1904 Olympian Games Participation
Chicago reports Roosevelt and U S officials will cooperate in the 1904 Olympian games with international representation. France promises cadets and ally nations pledge troops and sailors. Loubet signals full government support and St Cyr prepares to join West Point in military contests.
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Chicago
United States
Roosevelt
France
Paris
Berlin
Theodore Roosevelt
H. J. Furbe
Germany
Switzerland
Europe
Loubet
St. Cyr
West Point
Twelve Races At 14th Fall Regatta At Chebacco Lake
The 14th annual fall championship regatta by N F E A R A under St Joseph's C T A Lynn and Father Mathew C T A Peabody Society stages twelve races on Labor Day at Chebacco Lake Essex with gold watches as prizes. Entry fees accompany the original entry and are refundable to actual starters. entries accepted through Aug 27 to John J Corrigan East Boston Mass.
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St. Joseph’s C. T. A. Society of Lynn
Father Mathew C. T. A. Society of Peabody
Chebacco Lake
Centennial Grove
Essex
John J. Corrigan
Boston
Mass
Myopia open-air horse show set for Hamilton field
The Myopia open-air horse show will be held at Hamilton polo field on Monday Sept 1 with the Salem Cadet Band providing music. The schedule includes classes for horses in harness, roadsters, children ponies, saddle horses, polo ponies, and hunters with cash prizes in several classes. Entries close Aug 27 with post entries accepted. lunch offered during intermission and limited admission by cards.
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Hamilton
Polo Field
Salem Cadet Band
Pheeton
Eimiries
T. G. Frothingham, Jr
George S. Mandell
Boxing Gossip Sparks Interest in 140-Pound Match Seekers
Max Brooks of East Boston says he is open to a 140 pound bout with any regional wrestler and will not bar anyone. An anonymous letter about a Littles Coleman match is dismissed after verifying the names, while other notes report Allen ready for 142 pounds and Martin seeking 115-pound contenders.
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Max Brooks
East Boston
Whittman
Coe
John J. Littles
Coleman
Gardner
Lowell
G. M
Pearl Street
Cambridge
J. J
South Hoston
Nantasket
George Dixon
Terry McGovern
Young Allen
Mike Martin
Carter
Lynn
Jon Gans
B H. Ton
Major Delmar Wins at Readville on a Fast Pace Card
A crowded Readville track saw Major Delmar win as Scott Hudson and Dick Benson trailed. Kevanon and Wilton Boy claimed divisions, while Daniel driven by Allie McDonald sparked a second win for Readville. The 8 year old trotting division capped a day of dramatic heats with Chesco and Roma pushing hard.
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McDonald
Little Bay
Scott Hudson
Benson
Hach
Delmar
Scott
Kevanon
Jimmie’ Carpenter
Ed ® Geers
Fred
Wedgewood
New York Speedway
Daniel
Allie McDonald
Readville
Wilton Boy
William Tell
Lon” McDonald
Chesco
Thayer
Powell
Roma
Tom Phair
Presque Isle
Dolly Bidwell
Dolly Dillon
the Monk
Chain Shot
Anzella
Miladi Wins Plymouth Race In Open Y R A Event
In Plymouth on August 21 the open race of the Plymouth Yacht Club opened the South Shore circuit of the Y R A of M. Miladi led early, moved to second on the second leg, then surged to win by 15 seconds on the run home in the 18-foot knockabout class despite a protest that reordered the top finishers. Kittiwake was placed second with Domino third after the protest.
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Plymouth Yacht Club
C. C. Craft
Duxbury Yacht Club
Thomas W. Lawson
South Shore
Beach Point
Calypso
Areyto
Kittiwake
Domino
Miladi
H. m
A. W. Chesterton
Baker
Little Haste
T. K. Lothrop, Jr
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Biza
Alfred Douglas
Stroller L B. Goodspeed
Tokalon
R. J. Randolph
Gertrude H B. Lynch
Aspinquid
C. M Foster
Osprey
Patrice
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Este Ee
Rooster
F. G. Etherington
Biddy
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Atkins
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Dolphin
C. Morton
Maud
Lane
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Scamper
E. G. Reed
Sigrid
FE Watson
Wees
Said
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Cna
Quiver
L. A. Trowell
Aureolus
H F. Kellogg
Adelaide
Wadsworth
Association
Nationals Split Doubleheader With St Louis In Opened Series
Boston and St Louis played a doubleheader with even results in a quiet day. Attendance reached 15 000 with 12 000 school children included. No notable features were recorded as the teams split the two games.
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ST. Louis
Boston
H. F
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Nelson to race at Charles River Park on motorized tandems
A telegram from Pittsburg says Joe Nelson will travel to this city with riders William Stinson Basil de Guichard and Otto Maya next Monday evening. The four will be paced by nine horsepower tandem motors for a likely top year race. This marks Nelsons second appearance in the section this season and his first on a large track.
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Pittsburg
Joe Nelson
William Stinson
Basil de Guichard
Otto Maya
Charles River Park
Nelson
Eugene Fielding Stars in Orchard Park Water Sports Meet
Eugene Fielding led Orchard Park swimmers with wins in 60 yard and 85 yard events. Mary Donovan Clara Curtis and Annie McCabe topped girls races while John McEachren and Edward Ma goon led boys events. The special match race between Cabot Street and Orchard Park baths was called off.
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Meceeachren
Almond Sharon
Charles Delay
Mary Donovan
Clara Curtis
Annie McCabe
Edward Magoon
John McEachren
Thomas Guynan
John Coyne
Patrick H. King
William O’brien
Maurice Murphy
William Donovan
Mary Richards
Cabot Street Bath House
Orchard Park Bath
Orchard Park Bath hosts aquatic exhibition in Roxbury
Under Superintendent John D Lane and swim instructor David Abrams, divers perform a water staying display led by 15 year old Eugene Wielding who stayed under for 2 minutes 40 seconds and then swam 60 yards underwater. Other events include a 25 yard dash for boys won by Alex J.
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Orchard Park Bath
Roxbury
Dilrecton
John D. Lane
Bath
David Abrams
Eugene Wielding
Alex J
Wipes Annival Saves Husband
Mrs. William Delano of 30 Village Street returned home from a visit to friends in Roxbury about 11 PM and found gas jets open, door locked, and papers stuffed in keyhole and windows. Patrolman Fraser helped unlock the house. Mr. Delano lay semi conscious in bed. Doctors say ten more minutes would have killed him. he is now only suffering a severe headache. He is about 40 and has been despondent for weeks.
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William Delano
Village Street
Mr. Delano
Delano
Shallow Beats Farrell in Short Exhibition Bout
Boston boxers Mike Shallow and Charlie Farrell fought at the exhibition building. Farrell was counted out as the first round ended after a foul, and did not come out for the second round. Authorities stopped the match and Shallow won by decision. Talks are underway for Shallow to meet Steve O'Donnell, who left for Boston.
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Alifax
Exhibition Building
Mike Shallow
Charlie Farrell
Boston
Farrell
Shallow
Steve O'Donnell
Pitchers Battle Ends With Visitors Rally in Ninth
Chicago report notes an errorless game with a pitchers bout through eight innings. In the ninth the visitors collected four hits off Williams to pull ahead. Attendance listed at 1,000.
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Chicago
Williams
Thielman Faces Tough Night in Cincinnati Loss
Thielman’s wildness led to Cincinnati’s defeat as eight bases on balls, while Brooklyn pounded the ball. Donovan and Beckley sparked the visitors with two base hits and a home run by Seymour. Attendance 1800. Thielman allowed 8 walks and 1 hit by pitch as Ewing struggled.
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Cincinnati
Deisel
Brooklyn
Farrell
Ahern
Ewing
Biaseed
Beckley
Donovan
Seymour
Dahlen
Thielman
Brown and Irwin
Shorthand Reporters Honor Past Figures at Banquet
More than 250 shorthand reporters gathered at the Copley Square Hotel for the National Reporters Association banquet hosted by the New England Shorthand Reporters Association. Attendees included elders who once covered the Senate in 1842 and 1850, with speakers such as Oliver Dyer and Edward B. Murphy recalling historic campaigns and trials. President Reuel Small presided, and ex president Clarence H. Walker helped toast. A framed testimonial was presented to ex president Hill before after dinner talks by Dyer Murphy Walker and Ayres.
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National Reporters’ Association
Copley Square
New England
Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
John C. Calhoun
United States Senate
Edward B. Murphy
Clarence H. Walker
Kentucky
Goebel Trial Fame
Association
Kendrick ©. Hill
C. C. Beale
Ayres
Beale
Boylston School Social At Corinthian Hall
The Boylston School Association held its monthly social at Corinthian Hall on Washington street. Most graduating classes of the last twenty years were well represented and dancing continued until a late hour.
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Boylston School Association
Corinthian Hall
Washington Street
Lawrence Beats Lowell In Eleven Inning Thriller
In Lowell on August 21 Lawrence won 11th inning victory over Lowell as Connors starred at second and Klobedanz piled up five hits including three two baggers. Lawrence rapped Cross for 16 hits and showed sharp defense to edge a strong game.
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Lowell
Lawrence
Cross
Connors
Klobedanz
Pittsburg Doubleheader Ends Even Split
National League action in Pittsburg sees a 1-1 split in the twin bill. Leever received solid infield support in the opener, keeping hits scattered, while Philippi’s team suffered ragged defense in the nightcap as McGinnity shut them down with timely hits. Attendance reported at 4420.
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Pittsburg
Leever
Philippi
McGinnity
Haverhill Locals Defeat Nashua 5 to 1 in Rain Soaked Game
The Haverhill team beat Nashua 5 to 1 as Coughlin starred by holding opponents to six hits and hitting a home run over center field. Metcalf pitched for Nashua, surrendering nine hits and 13 runs. Portions of the game were played in the rain.
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New England
Haverhill
Nashua
Coughlin
Metcalf
Mall Rage War in Cambridge
A racial clash erupted at Charles River Park in Cambridge last night with 200 to 300 white men clashing with a smaller group of Black men. A chase erupted when someone yelled a gun, but no weapon was found on the pursued man and patrolmen dispersed the crowd.
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Charles River Park
Stevens
Mullett
Five More Victims Found in Paper Mill Disaster
In Wilmington on August 21 five more bodies were recovered from the Jessup & Moore Paper Company digesting room, raising the death toll to 16. The identified victims included William Ruth E H Mousley Bernard Sweeney William Scott and Joseph Henry. Fireman Joel Hutton remains missing. Hospitalized victims are expected to recover.
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Del
Jessup & Moore Paper Company
William Ruth
E. H. Mousley
Bernard Sweeney
William Scott
Joseph Henry
Joel Hutton
Campaigning Congressmen Visit New England Strong Galaxy
Secretary Hollis of the New England Democratic League stays with sculptor Daniel Chester French in Great Barrington after visiting Congressman Griggs of Georgia. The roster includes Henry Texas Simms Tennessee Richardson Alabama Kitchen North Carolina Livingston Georgia Williams Illinois McClellan New York Rhea Kentucky Small North Carolina. They plan to tour Maine New Hampshire Vermont and later speak in Massachusetts.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Hollis
New England Democratic League
Daniel Chester French
Great Barrington
New York
Griggs
Georgia
National Congressional Committee
Henry
Texas
Simms
Tennessee
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Alabama
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North Carolina
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Williams
Illinois
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Rhea
Kentucky
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Maine
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Massachusetts
New England
Boston
Custom Tailors Organize New Union Branch
Three hundred charter members signed the roll last night at the formal organization of Custom Tailors Union No. 2 in Grand Central Hall on Stillman Street. They voted to affiliate with the Central Labor Union and to adopt a union label. Officers named President Abraham Cohen and a slate of officers including Harry Sherman and Max Sherman.
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Custom Tailors' Union
Grand Central Hall
Stiilman Street
Central Labor Union
Abraham Cohen
Harry Sherman
H. Asin
Max Sherman
M. W W. Sherman
Samuel Schuman
J. Neitlich
Morris Barron
H. White
Old Feud Ends in Clubbing on Cross Street
Charles Cuneo 22 of 100 Warren Street clashed with Louis Dellachetti 48 of 1% North Street on Cross Street last night. Cuneo struck Dellachetti twice with a club causing a near fatal blow to the head and a deep cut behind the ear. Cuneo jailed on assault charge while Dellachetti was treated by Dr. Dunn at Station L and sent home.
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Charles Cuneo
Warren Street
Louis Dellachetti
North Street
Cross Street
Cuneo
Delladhetti
Dunn
Station
American yacht Utowana wins Crawford coronation cup at Cowes
The American auxiliary yacht Utowana owned by A. V. Armour of New York arrived at Cowes and won the Earl of Crawford's coronation cup in a race from the Nab lightship to Cherbourg and back around the Eddystone lighthouse.
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Isle of Wight
Utowana
A. Vv. Armour
New York
Earl of Crawford
Nab
Cherbourg
Fddystone
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