Beatrix Wins Protest Battle In Marblehead Yacht Race
The second leg of the Corinthian Yacht Club midsummer series at Marblehead saw Beatrix appear to win the race ahead of Oweene while Mineola and Barbara also competed amid squalls and a thunderstorm. A protest over line rules and a later protest about Beatrix’s measurement clouded the result. committee decisions awaited.
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Corinthian Yacht Club
Marblehead
Cherry Diamond Yacht Club
New York
Beatrix
Oweene
Mineola
Charlie Barr
Oweenee
Barr
Eastern Yacht Club
Corinthian Club
Barbara
Alborak
Jor
Dr. Bryant
John Paine
Belmont
Foster
Melissa
Marblehead Rock
W. P. ‘Towle
George W. Mansfield
J.C. Summers
Hastern Yacht Club
Inotak
Eeerse Steesecereerronsass
Tinker
Oweene Beatrix Contest Tangles as Five Boats Sail For Cherry Diamond Cup
The third leg elapsed time is noted and Beatrix faces protest from Oweene after the race. Captain Wilkie of Shona fell overboard while setting sail but was rescued with minor injuries. The Cherry Diamond Cup requires three wins by a boat to claim the title. Jessica Mineola and yesterday’s winner each hold a leg. Repairs finish on Barbara and Mineola. five boats ready for today’s third leg. If unresolved, a fourth race takes place Monday.
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Beatrix
Oweene
Alborak
Oweeene
John Paine
Barbara
Albdorak
Nahant
Barr
Paine
Albvorak
Abbott
Gweene
HH. M. S&s
Barvara
Mineova
Wilkie
Shona
Jessica
Weather bound at Camden fleet awaits better conditions
Eastern fleet remains weather bound at Camden Maine amid fog and rain. Yachtsmen aboard report a quiet mood while hoping for improvements. Some foresee a clear day, others a spell of bad weather as veteran tug pilot offers cautious forecast. The fleet plans to sail to Bar Harbor when winds permit, with overnight stops possible at Bass Harbor or Eggemoggin Rock. The Hero joined with a new topsail. layflower and Rear Commodore Hemmenway departed for Mit Desert. John Peabody accompanied them on Chiquita. Com. Fucker and Sea Fox guests fished, sharing tall perch and sculpin tales. Corin thian race news from Marblehead interests the fleet. Boston papers arrive late but are eagerly sought. Movements include schooner Columbia from Castine to New York, Triton Bar Harbor to Boston, and Thelma bound to Boston arriving at Desert today.
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Hafl
Beatrix
Barbara
Snally
Fife
Alborak
Paine
John Paine
Mr. Foster
Pig Rocks
Charlie Barr
Alvorak
Oweere
Broad Sound
Nahant
Campen
Isles of Shoals
Bar Fiarbor
Bass Harbor
Egemoggin Rock
Rockland
Hemmenway
Mit
John Peabody
Chiquita
Arthur A. Clark
Hovey
Fortuna
Boston
Sea Fox
Hoooper
Marblehead
Bav
Boorseay Harnor
Columbia
New York Yacht Club
R. C. Perkins
Castine
New York
Triton
C. R. Hulman
Bar Harbor
Thelma
Eastern Yacht Club
President's Vermont Visit Ends With Rural Welcome and Vision
The President, after visiting Killington and Proctor, praised Vermont's workers and governors, urged living wages and a fair employer labor relation, and spoke of expanding American trade and ships. He thanked Governor Proctor, enjoyed a lavish reception, and announced plans for further travel and speeches as he continues toward New York.
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Rutland
Otter Creek
N. KR. Morse
St. Albans
St. Johnsbury
Marble Company
Fecal Band
Praetor
Ilamsurel
Vermont
New England
America
Washington
Congress
Portland
Oregon
Columbia River
Wanderers Meet Manhattan Cricketers In Aug Morning Match
The Wanderers from Massachusetts faced the Manhattan team in an informal one inning cricket clash at Cottage City on August 23. Tyers top scored with thirty and the day showcased strong bowling from both sides. Davies of the Mystics was sidelined by a sprained foot. In the afternoon a second match pitted Manhattan and local players, Wallis and Bloxsom captaining, with Bloxsom’s team leading 60 to 50.
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Villiers
Somerville
Malton
Cambridge
Aee
Manhattans
Wallis and
Bloxsom
Kloxsom
Exciting Polo Clash Ends With Newports Victory
The Newports beat the Freebooters in Newport Rhode Island by 10 to 4, handicap counted. Keene and Whitney starred in a hard riding, high skill display as Thorne Agassiz Havemeyer and Stevens supported the Newports, while Taylor Mortimer and Stevens played for the Freebooters. Next week the Newport quartet travels to Myopia Boston then Hingham.
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R.I
Newports
Freebooters
Keene
Whitney
Thorne
Agassiz
Havemeyer
Taylor
Mortimer
Stevens
Myopia
Boston
Hingham
Thief Stole At Old Colony Station In Dorville
The Drownville railroad station on the Old Colony line was entered again yesterday afternoon. Between 12 and 13 dollars were stolen. The thief was tracked, confessed, paid back the money, and has not yet been prosecuted.
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Drownville
Old Colony
Reservoir Burst Destroys Trout Stock Near Claremont
A reservoir supplying Claremont New Hampshire burst this afternoon causing about $3000 in damage. The pond was stocked with trout and nearly all were lost amid the debris and flooding.
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Claremont
N. H
John Taylor
Peace Convention session at Mystic Grove advances peace plan
The Universal Peace Union in New London held its third day with talks from clergy and reformers. Belva A. Lockwood and Amanda Deyo were elected delegates to the International Peace Congress in Rome, and a local ground survey was authorized for a Temple of Peace to be completed by next autumn.
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New London
Conn
Universal Peace Union
Mystic Grove
Love
A. A. Miner
Boston
Joseph Hooper
Mystic
Episcopal Church
R. B. Howard
Congregational Church
Mary Frost Ormsby
New York
Amanda Deyo
Scranton
Universalist Church
Alford Love
Philadelphia
Emma Perry
Rhode Island
Peace Department
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Permanent Fund
Solomon Gale
Belya A. Lockwood
H. Sauires
New Haven
R. Howard
Blaine
Congress
O. D. Sherwin
Fred
Wripple
Victor B. Hall
Belva A. Lockwood
Rome
British Labor Candidates Move to Shape General Election
London news notes a surge of labor candidates entering Radical constituencies, led by unions and socialist ties. Ben Tellett campaigns Bradford, Burns Battersea, Hyndman Chelsea, with various union nominees backed by Liberal supporters who pay expenses and guarantee yearly allowances if elected influencing future Parliament on labor issues after Home Rule.
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London
Ben Tellett
Bradford
Burns
Battersea
Hyndman
Chelsea
Shelield Trades Council
Scotch Miners and Seamen's Union
Railway Employees Union
Agricultural Laborers’ Union
Navies Union
Liberal Party
India in danger state of sedition warned by council
Reports from London on August 28 indicate the India Council held several meetings after Sima's advices on unrest in India. The St James Gazette notes ebullient discontent since marriage reforms and says large cities may erupt into sedition, with attempts to foment it likely to succeed.
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London
India Council
Sima
India
St. James Gazette
Beverly Fires Touch Opera House and Highland Dwelling
Two incendiary fires struck Beverly overnight and this morning. An oil soaked rag blaze under broken glass threatened a dense wooden block near the Opera House but was extinguished with no damage. A third fire at a new Highland avenue dwelling, owned by Charles Batchelder, spread before the crew arrived, losses about 1000 dollars with 2000 dollar insurance. Mippletown, Cromwell barns burned on the Edwards property in the morning, with hay and farming tools lost totaling about 3000 dollars.
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Bevery
Beverly
Opera House
Highland Avenue
Charles $. Batchelder
Messrs. Cottin & Rankins
Mippletown
Conn
Cromwell
Edwards
Bernhardt World Tour By Ship Proposed By Abbey And Bernhardt
The idea of Sarah Bernhardt circumnavigating the globe aboard a 3000 ton steamship to perform in major cities at peak seasons is under serious consideration by Henry E. Abbey. Negotiations with the Oceanic line and plans to sail from Havre outline a route through Portugal Spain the Mediterranean Italy Vienna Cairo Suez India Australia China Japan Vancouver San Francisco Latin America and back to Europe. The venture aims to cut scenery costs by living aboard and stage a series of one night stands across continents.
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Sarah Bernhardt
N. ¥. Herald
Henry E. Abbey
Abbey
Spreckels
Oceanic Steamship Line
San Francisco
Mme. Bernhardt
Orient
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Portugal
Spain
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Suez Canal
India
Australa
China
Japan
Vancouver
Spanish America
Argentine Republic
Brazil
Cuba
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Atlantic
London
Pans
Sarah
Great Destitution in the Volga Valley Report
Berwin August 28 Russian papers confirm distress among Volga peasants lacking clothes and food. Families beg on roadsides while taxes accumulate and poverty deepens. Warsaw reports Central Russia peasants emigrating in large numbers, with five hundred men already leaving their families.
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Berwin
Volga
Kieti
Warsaw
Russia
The Substitute Racket Debated by Wee Haven Register
Under Mr Frank Richardson advertising claims newspapers attack retail druggists for offering substitute medicines to consumer demand. The piece defends the drug trade as honest, argues substitutions may offer cheaper effective options, and urges prosecutions only against truly fraudulent sellers. It condemns billings that mislead the public and calls for plain dealing by advertisers and papers.
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Wee Haven
Frank Richardson
Richardson
Richardsons
Dominion line steamer Labrador breaks St. Lawrence ocean record
The Labrador, new Dominion line steamer, sailed from Liverpool last Thursday and passed Heath Point yesterday two and a half hours ahead of all prior records. It crossed Father Point at 3 am and is expected to reach Montreal tomorrow afternoon, establishing a new ocean speed benchmark on the St. Lawrence route.
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Montreal
St. Lawrence
Dominion Line
Labrador
Liverpool
Heath Point
Father Point
Amateur Night at Dorchester Highlights Neighborhood Talent
Mrs. Merrill of Savin Hill avenue Dorchester hosted about twenty neighbors for Amateur Night. The house was lit by two rows of swinging Chinese lanterns. Miss Helen Summers of New York delivered a standout performance singing The Spider and the Fly. Lunch followed around 11 o'clock.
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Dorchester
Boy Drowns While Bathing Near Boston Wharf
A 14 year old, William Murphy of 124 Everett street East Boston, drowned around 6 46 pm while playing on logs near the Boston Horse Wharf on Maverick street. The body was recovered at 7 40 pm by Patrolman Coughlin of Division 3 after Medical Examiner Stedman was notified.
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William Murphy
Everett Street
Boston
Boston Horse Wharf
Maverick Street
Coughlin
Division 3
Stedman
Dorchester Tennis Tournament Opens on Labor Day
The L'Amite tennis club hosts a Labor Day event on Washington Street grounds Dorchester featuring two events ladies single and gentlemen single with two prizes offered for winners.
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Dorchester
L’amite Tennis Club
Washington Street
Hull Yacht Club musicale brings notable musicians to hull club
At the Hull Yacht Club last evening Messrs Arthur Foote Charles F Webber Carl Faelten and Heinrich Meyn of the Corinthian Yacht Club Hull gave a musicale in the club house at eight o clock A young lady described the scene as delightful and the massive rock as prominent while a soap manufacturer proposed painting a sign on it for tomorrow Wudge
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Hull
Wudge
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