Gale for the yachting race in unsettled weather
New York reports fresh easterly winds and heavy seas on the International yacht race course. Reliance and Shamrock face uncertain conditions with the Shamrock’s cup bid deemed hopeless as Sir Thomas Lipton loses hope. yachts remain anchored in the bay with crews sheltered from the storm.
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New York
Washington
Observer
International Yacht Race Course
Sandy Hook
Reliance
Shamrock
Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas Lipton Sacrifices Pride for America's Cup Loss
Sir Thomas Lipton voices sorrow and resolve after his challenger fails to lift the cup. He admits Reliance is superior, praises Mr. Herreshoff and Captain Barr, and says he would spend his last penny to challenge again if possible, though he fears Britain has no equal yacht designer.
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Sir Thomas
Colonel Neill
Reliance
Britain
Herreshoff
U S Crisis Deepens Over Magelssen Shooting
A Beirut incident left Vice-Consul Magelssen alive after a would be assassin fired at him. The United States plans to press Turkey with demands and may seize Turkish ports if compliance fails. Rear Admiral Cotton heads toward Turkish waters as ministers prepare for escalated action.
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Magelssen
Beirut
Syria
Cotton
Mr. Magelssen
Turkey
Leishman
William C. Magelssen
United States
Cleveland Says It Interests Him More Than National Policy
Ex president Grover Cleveland attended the Mashnee Island clambake with Joseph Jefferson and Boston Mayor Collins. He spoke of fisheries and joked about a recent family addition, weighing a nine pound catch on private scales. The event included a business meeting, cheers, and a clambake feast with seafood and corn.
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Cleveland
Bourne
Old Colony Club
Mashnee Island
Cape Cod
Joseph Jefferson
Mayor Collins
Boston
Bdnard Atkinson
Grover
Onset
Buzzard's Bay
Buzzard’s Bay
Collins
Buzzard's Bay Station
Gray Gables
Charles S. Hamlin
Henry R. Reed
G. C. Tobey
Charles H. Taylor, Jr
George W. Fish
N. H. Emmons
G.W. Jones
John W. Delano
Maurice H. Richardson
B. S. Hamlin
Charles P .Horton
W. A. Nye
George B. Brigg
Messrs. Wesson
Elwell and
Thatcher
S. D. Warren
J. L. Stackpole
Edward Atkinson
B. F. Gibbs
Howard Stockton
Lawrence Minot
Horace S. Crowell
Esther
Mr. Cleveland
Mr. Jefferson
Rhode Island
Jefferson
Boston Area Weekend Weather Outlook
Local forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Saturday clouds with possible showers and Sunday mainly fair with fresh easterly winds. National forecast notes rain in New England on Saturday, except in north and east Maine, with brisk east winds, and fair conditions Sunday.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Maine
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Promises Calm Digestion Aid
Advert says Horsford's Acid Phosphate relieves nervousness and upset digestion from too much tea coffee or alcohol. It emphasizes quick relief and stomach comfort.
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Horsford
I Suffered From Asthma 31 Years and Father John’s Medicine
Mrs. Mary Inman of Woonsocket Rhode Island says Father John’s Medicine cured her asthma after 31 years. The claim appears as a testimonial not a patent medicine note.
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John
Mary Inman
Fairmount St
Woonsocket
R.I
Visitors entertain as Sir Thomas hosts usual gathering
The owners, though Sir Thomas, had a number of visitors to entertain as is their custom. The scene reflected the ongoing social routine with guests arriving for the gathering.
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Sir Thomas
Lipton Concedes Defeat in Shamrock III Challenge
Sir Thomas Lipton admits failure in the yacht race against Reliance and says Shamrock III had no chance. He weeps as he recalls his belief in Shamrock III and asserts his loyalty to Ireland while denying accusations about designer Fife and captain Wringe.
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Gandy Hook
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
Fife
Bobby Wringe
Sir Thomas
New York
Thomas
Erin
Haworth Dies in Cleveland Hotel Room
Joseph Haworth the actor was found dead in a Wil loughby hotel room. Death believed due to heart disease. Born 1855 in Providence he built a 20 year theater career under Ellsler and worked with Mansfield and Blanche Walsh in Tolstoi productions. He was a Boston favorite and starred at the Boston Museum and Boston Theatre.
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Cleveland
Joseph Haworth
Kingsley
Willoughby
Mr. Haworth
Kate Haworth
Providence
R. I
John A. Ellsler
New York
Richard Mansfield
Julius Cesar
Cassius
Blanche Walsh
Tolstoi
Boston
Boston Museum
Boston Theatre
Hamlet
Woman from Milton Robs Store Then Confesses
Mary Taylor a 23 year old Milton resident, a former sil verware clerk, was arrested after shoplift ing about 400 dollars worth of goods. The confession followed police shadowing and partial recovery at her room and attempting pawn in the South End.
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Mary Taylor
Milton
Mary
Chief Watts
Dorchester Avenue
South End
Policeman Hurt Stopping Runaway Horse in City
Patrolman James A. Foley of Division 9 sustained a severe injury to his right leg while stopping the runaway horse of George F. Jewett at Elm Hill avenue and Warren street. He helped the owner regain control and continued duty before collapsing later and being treated at the station. The incident prevented harm to bystanders near Grove Hall transfer station. The horse had sped from Columbia road, narrowly missing people and crashing into a passing car, demolishing the wagon.
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James A. Foley
George F. Jewett
Washington Street
Elm Hill Avenue
Warren Street
Daly
Grove Hall
Columbia Road
Names Added to Supplementary Voting List Night
Up to 10 o'clock last night 2236 names were on the supplementary voting list at police headquarters. A banner night, 244 names added, 119 registered during the evening, with a procession of barges and cabs, cheers for politicians. Most registrants from Ward 13, then Ward 19.
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Frankenfield
Denver News
Wkww
Ravadal
Constantinople
Pire
Machias
Brooklyn
THE
San Francisco
Post
Jon Jefferson
Clhuveland
Grover Cleveland
Thompson’s. Spa
Philadelphia Inquirer
Miss Shamrock
Haworth
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