Ex Alderman Tracey of Salem Dies After Illness
Ex Alderman Henry J. Tracey of Salem died at his home 150 Ridge Street after a short illness from slow fever. A longtime grocer and prominent taxpayer, Tracey was born March 8, 1861, and educated in Salem public schools. He leaves parents Patrick and Mrs Tracey, a wife, two sisters, four brothers, five daughters, and two sons.
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Salem
Henry J. Tracey
Ridge Street
Mn Tracey
Patrick Tracey
Girls Flee Dog Fight in Water During Beach Races
Spectators watched as a bulldog and a shaggy Newfoundland fought in the water during a swimming meet at Ten eam Beach. Two girls near the dogs quit the race, but the event did not spoil a strong day of competition led by Minnie Conley who topped the points tally with wins in diving and sprints and a second in the mile. Marion Gibson followed close, winning the mile and placing in multiple events as dozens of young swimmers competed across age groups and underwater disciplines.
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Teneam Beach
Minnie Conley
Dorchester
Conley
Marion Gibson
van Winkle Street
Ashmont
Miss Gibson
Winnie Conley
Gertrude Gibson
Mary Cummings
Annie Fay
Mary Flannagan
Mary McCarthy
Hazel Brangale
Evelyn Manley
Lillian Goodwin
Marion Conner
Grace Conley
Annie Hurley
Nellie Cummings
Mollie Ranchall
Anna Fay
Ellen Johnson
Mollie Randhall
Margaret Lyons
Molly Ranchall
Mollie Rauchall
Coroner Narrows Field in Nickerson Probe
Providence report states Coroner B H Lincoln limits inquiry to events on the boat. The inquest, postponed from yesterday, may resume Saturday after a meeting with Medical Examiner Stimson.
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Nickerson
Providence
B. H. Lincoln
Boston
Stimson
Westinghouse Plans Berkshire Farm Move
George Westinghouse Jr and Mrs Westinghouse will relocate to a 40 acre Lee farm near Greenock Country Club in Lee by late October. He leaves his Pittsburgh post to pursue scientific farming in the Berkshires. Mrs Westinghouse favors the move.
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Lenox
George Westinghouse, Jr
John Sedgwick
Greenock Country Club
Lee
Grahame-White and Atwood Set as Harvard Aero Rivals
Harry N. Atwood the Boston flier and Claude Grahame White the English birdman emerge as the main rivals for the Harvard aero meet opening tomorrow at Atlantic flying field. Grahame White cites Tom Sopwith as a rival while Atwood eyes Beachey as a competitor, but both are regarded as the principal contenders for the event.
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Harry N. Atwood
Boston
Claude Grahame-White
Harvard
Atlantic
Atwood
Yankee vs English ace in new speed aircraft race showdown
The meet promises a clash between American aviator Atwood and English rival Grahame-White with untested Burgess-Wright and Gnome powered machines. A $2500 prize is offered for the Boston Light course, 83 miles, twice around the field. The event risks danger after Lake Michigan accidents in prior meets.
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Nieuport
France
Atwood
Grahame-White
Grahame- White
Charles J. Glidden
Aviators Set for Boston Light Race With Five Monoplanes
Grahame White leads a five-ship monoplanes field for the Boston Light race alongside Tom Sopwith Earle L. Ovington Joseph A. Cummings and Arthur B. Stone in a Queen monoplane as other flyers prepare to join. A biplane race on the same course is being arranged with efforts underway.
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Chicago
Croix Johnstone
Lake Michigan
Lee Hammond
Arthur B. Stone
Stone
Boston
Grahame White
Nieuport
Tom Sopwith
Earle L. Ovington
Joseph A. Cummings
Claude Grahame-White
Earle L
Ovington
Lincoln Beachey
Eugene B. Ely
Howard N. Gill
James V. Martin
G. W. Beatty
Monoplane Arrival at Field Ends Brief Run
A Harle Ovington Blerict monoplane touched down at the field marking a brief arrival. The event wrapped quickly with observers noting the craft’s performance and the pilot's handling.
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Harle Ovington
Beattie Case Drags On With Motive Evidence And Testimony
The prosecution sought to disclose motive as Beattie faces trial for murder. A Binford girl witness testified Beattie and the girl visited a Richmond resort four times in two months, last on July 17. Medical testimony described the gunshot wound and a superficial arm injury. Beattie remained composed. Detectives outlined blood stains and scenes at the Owen home, with blood evidence to be tested by jurors. Henry Clay Beattie Sr. sat beside his son as proceedings adjourned for the day.
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Beattie
Binford
Beulah Binford
The
Commonwealth
Louise Beattie
Wren
Wiltshire
H. M. Smith, Jr
Watson
Ana
Henry Clay Beattie
Aviators Arrive in Chicago Designed Monoplanes For Boston Race
Stone's Queen monoplane and Cummings' Bleriot mono plane arrive in Chicago early morning aboard special cars decorated with aviator names. Hangars busy as mechanics prepare the machines with Grahame-White aiming for first flight today. Navy torpedo boats and the Gresham cutter guard Boston harbor to ensure safety during the race.
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Stone
Cummings
Chicago
Grahame-White
Boston Light
United States Navy
Gresham
Glidden
Contest Committee
Hull Life Saving
Boston Duighte
Mount Washington Trek Achieved by Riders From Bretton Woods
Brett on horseback to the summit of Mount Washington with guide Archie Buckley marking the first ascent by horse in half a century. The party included S. B. Owen of Germantown and M. E. Kinnan of New York. They used two pack mules and a Bretton Woods pony on the Edmands route.
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Lakes of the Clouds
Mount Washington
Bretton Woods
N. H
B. B. Owen
Germantown
Penn
M. E. Kinnan
New York
A. P. W. Kinnan
Princeton
Archie Buckley
ASK 600000 TAX OF MRS RUSSELL SAGE
Mrs Sage is to be urged by Attorney General Simpson and Assistant Attorney General Weeks to pay an inheritance tax on Minnesota lands held under sale contracts. The tax is expected to reach nearly 600000 dollars. They will fly to New York to press the claim and negotiate a settlement with Mrs Sage and her business associates.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Russell Sage
Simpson
Weeks
New York
Minnesota
Promoter Orders McFarland to Cancel Labor Day Bout
Milwaukee Aug 24 Promoter Brank Mulkern orders Packey McFarland to cancel the scheduled St Louis bout with Lee Kelly or risk postponing his September 15 Milwaukee match with lightweight champion Ad Wolgast.
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Wis
Brank'’Mulkern
Packey
McFarland
Lee Kelly
St. Louis
Mulkern
Ad. Wolgast
Milwaukee
The Forbidden Way serial rises beyond Bolted Door
George Gibbs records another compelling Sun Day Post Magazine serial The Forbidden Way upcoming with high hopes after The Bolted Door. Each instalment improves, drawing readers toward next Sunday's issue.
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George Gibbs
Sunday Post
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