Suspend Captain Collins Amid Turbulent Season
The Collins club faces a stormy season with captain Collins deserting the team twice. After a non appearance he offers no excuse, a driving accident leaves him scratched and injured, and management debates next season while Chick Stahl remains manager and Billy Murray eyeing the post.
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Collins Club
Collins
General Taylor
Hugh McBreen
Chick Stahl
Chick
Billy Murray
Jersey City
Hmit
Fires Cause Two Alarms On Dorchester Avenue Boston
Two fires in South Boston caused about 10 dollars in damage with no injuries. Box 127 sounded at 8 48 and the all out at 8 55. A fence at 884 Dorchester avenue caused 2 dollars of damage. A subsequent still alarm at 9 19 brought responders to 380 Dorchester avenue a wooden paper shop owned by Dominic Stefano with 8 dollars in stock damage.
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Boston
Dorchester Avenue
City of
Dominic Stefano
Philadelphia Bank Failure Upsets City Funds And Trusts
The collapse of a major Philadelphia bank endangers church trustees funds and deposits of hundreds of customers. Auditors report over 26 million dollars in trust securities intact while the Clearing House Association backs away from a 7 million dollar guarantee plan citing insufficient security. The Presbyterian church bodies held significant deposits and attempted withdrawals were narrowly missed. city residents rush from vacations to retrieve assets as the bank’s failure hits notable patrons and women clients who favored pristine currency.
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John H. Converse
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
John M. Michener
Clearing House Association
Samuel F. Houston
Board of Publication
The
Presbyterian Church
Board of Ministerial Relief of
Trust Company
Presbyterian General Assembly
Hipple
Board of Trustees
Hipple's Career in Philadelphia Ends with Sudden Death
Frank K. Hipple prominent financier and longtime president of the Real Estate Company dies of cerebral hemorrhage at his Bryn Mawr summer home. He held major roles with Presbyterian institutions and was director of the Franklin National Bank. The Real Estate Trust faced early financial difficulties. directors planned a successor after his death.
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Philadelphia
Frank K. Hipple
Presbyterian Church
United States
Synod of Pennsylvania
Presbyterian Hospital
Reformed Church
Hipple
Mr. Hipple
Bryn Mawr
Montgomery County
William C. Powell
King
Powell
R. Dale Benson
John H. Converse
W. W. Porter
Bayard Henry
John F. Betz
J. Def. Junkin
Real Estate Trust Company
Harvard Crew Skims Thames In Near Record Time
Harvard University crew posted a near record performance on a half full river. They started at six for a full course trial and finished in 19 minutes 45 seconds, faster than Cambridge in the last varsity race and highlighting Blagden's improved steering.
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Harvard
Thames River
Hammersmith Bridge
Barnes
Cambridge
Hammersmith
Mortlake
Blagden
Yale Lays Plans for 1906 Football Squad
Yale officials and Walter Camp set early meetings to map the 1906 football season amid rule changes. Johnny Mack, Yale trainer, travels from Chelsea to New Haven to prepare for candidate calls. At Princeton, coach and alumni worry over a shallow roster as practice nears in about two weeks.
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Yale
New Haven University
Walter Camp
Yale Athletics
Johnny Mack
Mack
Chelsea
New Haven
Princeton
Tigers
Irish Team Favor These Riders For 24 Hour Race
Collins Moran and Logan form the Irish American quartet favored to win the first 24 hour pacer at the Revere cycle track starting 12:05 next Sunday night. Moran is a proven long distance rider, while Logan and Collins add youth and strength. The Scotch American team and the Bedell trio are contesting as main rivals in training ahead of the gruelling event.
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Collins
Moran
Logan
Revere
New York
Hugh MacLean
Stinson
McDonald
Bedell
Bedell Brothers
Dennis Connolly
Clothier Advances to Championship Challenge in Lawn Tennis
William J. Clothier of Philadelphia defeated Karl H. Behr of New York in straight sets 6-2 6-4 6-2 to reach the challenge for the national title against Beals C. Wright of Boston. The final lasted about an hour as Clothier dominated with crisp groundstrokes and Behr’s late momentum faded after a earlier long victory over Little.
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Newport
R. I
William J. Clothier
Philadelphia
Harvard
Karl H. Behr
New York
Yale University
Beals C. Wright
Boston
Clothier
Behr
Deuce
Little
Philadelphian
Harvard Times Compared With 1906 Winning Time At Inish
At Hammersmith Bridge and Barnes Cambridge the times 7:58 and 7:19 are noted with Harvard and Cambridge results. The fragment compares Harvard’s time to the 1906 winning mark, referencing locations Inish and Barnes.
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Harvard
Inish
Hammersmith Bridge
Bay State marksmen win shoot at Bay State meet
Massachusetts Old Guard dominates the veterans match with a 260 point total led by Captain Stewart and Lieutenant Torn. New York Old Guard trails by 32 points, with scores listed for J McNevin L Simpson and others. Mrs. Elizabeth Topperwain of San Antonio shines in enrollment qualifying scores. Captain Stewart Wise wins the Leach cup open at 800 900 1000 yards with 100 of 105.
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Sha Girt
N. J
Massachusetts
Old Guard
Bay State
New York
Tornrose
Stewart
OLD Guard OF
J. McNevin
L. Simpson
G. Libbey
J. Summers
F. T. Alder
Thomas Keller
Total
John Caswell
Eighth Infantry
Elizabeth Topperwain
San Antonio
Tex
Stewart Wise
First Corps of Cadets
Boston
Mass
Paull Held in $200 Employer Robbery Case
Albert J. Paull, 26, of Elmwood Place, was arrested yesterday on charges of robbing the employer at 92 Marlboro Street where he worked. Police allege jewelry and clothing valued at $200 were found in his room. Paull, who has prior time in reformatory and house of correction, faces the robbery charges.
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Albert J. Paull
Elmwood Place
Marlboro Street
Pauli
Reformatory
House of Correction
Gallavant Wins Saranac At Saratoga In Heavy Going
Gallavant proven favorite defeated Tiptoe in the Saranac handicap run one mile and a furlong at Saratoga. The track was heavy and fields reduced as trainers avoided the going. Other winners were Sir Russell Neptunus Rosemount Cadichon and Glamor in races one two three five and six respectively.
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Saratoga
Gallavant
Tiptoe
Sir Russell
Neptunus
Rosemount
Cadichon
Nineteenth Massachusetts Veterans Meet at 36th Banquet
56 survivors including 51 soldiers and 5 officers gathered at Revere House for the 36th annual reunion to recall Civil War days. Officers elected Archie Higgins president and James Riley secretary among 12 executive committee members. many officers and veterans shared stories and honored fallen Colonel Edmund Rice.
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Massachusetts
Revere House
Henry G. O. Weymouth
Cambridge
Henry A. Haley
Boston
Prime
Rowley
John P. Reynolds
Salem
William A. Hill
Edmund Rice
John Q. A. Ferguson
Lowell
Archie Higgins
E. P. Stanley
Manchester
John P. Condon
Allston
Robert B. Rich
Newburyport
Thomas Riley
Charles A. Newhall
Saugus
George T. Coppins
Newton
Milton Ellsworth
Byfield
Marcus Kimball
Lieutenant Crawford
Boxford
Tom'” Kelley
Jackson Dawson
Tom
Cruise of the Conqueror unfolds in Palma Bay chase
In Palma Bay the Conqueror and its rivals stir anew as Mannering the Motor Pirate is spotted aboard the Conqueror s yacht. Forrest Sutgrove and allies shadow the plan while Captain Looker joins Withington s crew, and telegrams spark a fresh lead as the narrative builds toward a tomorrow continuation.
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Evie
Sutzgrove
British Channel
Mannering
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Boston Common
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East Orrington
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Charles &. Palmer
Roxbury
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United States Army
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Michael Scanlon
Petersburg
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