Lead Not Needed Soon in Lawson Cup Defender Build
Designer Crowninshield said construction on the Lawson cup defender would begin within two weeks with hollow keel casting timing flexible. Bulbed steel frame work starts after frames arrive at Atlantic Works while a Oregon mast stick from East Boston is chosen for the yacht. Doherty, Hanley syndicate head, noted subscriptions could fund two centreboard cup defenders and planned to visit Hanley to review plans.
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Crowninshield
Atlantic
Boston
Lawler
Doherty
Hanley
Lipton Defends Secrecy on Shamrock II Construction
Sir Thomas Lipton argues the Shamrock II secrecy surpasses public details of the previous Herreshoff yacht. He notes the rivals even launched at night and says Watson’s supposed improvements justify keeping plans private.
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London
Thomas Lipton
Herreshoffs
Watson
More Angles at Bristol for Cup Defender
A Providence special train delivered the second consignment of steel angles from Steelton for the cup defender at Bristol. The 26 foot long angles, 2 inches wide on the legs and 115 inches on the angle, will be used for the bow and stern of the frame.
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Bristol
R. L
Providence
Steelton
Motor paced race features indoor Boston debut
Arthur W. Ross of Newark defeated James F. Moran of Chelsea by nine laps in a fifteen mile indoor motor paced race at Park Square Garden Boston drawing 2800 spectators. Moran, though injured, finished the full distance. The Maine Sportsmen's Exhibit also confirms Harry Elkes’ return for a rematch Saturday.
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Arthur W. Ross
Newark
James F. Moran
Chelsea
Park Square
Boston
Moran
Wilson
Pittsburg
Cadwell
Hartford
van Cott
New York
Lake
Mettling
Jamaica Plain
Crooks
Crooks-Tenzler
Lester Wilson
L. R. Locke
Ambrose Park
F. J. Cadwell
P. G. van Cott
J. J. McKinnon
Dorchezer
Seea Cadwell
Charles Turville
Philadelphia
Harry Caldwell
Waltham
John R. Dubois
Brockton
Hugh McLean
Frank Waller
Cambridge
Turville
P. C. GC
McConnell
McKinnon
Fikes
Michael
Allan Doucette Dies at 28 in Cambridgeport Typhoid
Allan Doucette, famed Harvard football centre and Boston native, died Monday night at his Magazine Street, Cambridgeport home after several weeks with typhoid fever. He was 28, unmarried, a New Hampshire boy who studied at Exeter before Harvard Law School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan EF. Doucette
Harvard
Boston Sevyer
Magazine Street
Cambridgeport
Mr. Doucette
New Hampshire
Exeter
Harvard Law School
PERK STREET ANNUAL MEETING HELD AT PARK STREET CHURCH
Park Street Church held its annual business meeting with Dr. Withrow presiding. William J. Usher was re elected clerk and George M. Butler named head usher. Alfred H. Colby was confirmed as Sunday school superintendent. Committees on conference, collections and church roll revision were announced and a near unanimous resolution supported individual communion cups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street Church
Dr. Withrow
William J. Usher
George M. Butler
George F. Stanton
J'Jora
Lees
Frank W. French
Fred A. Allen
John KE. Parker
E. F. Brackett
Frank W W. Wyman
Horace F. Carlton
Franklin I. Jordan
Alfred H. Colby
Moran and Rosas Duel in 14 Mile Tandem Race
The report describes Moran and Rosas in a grueling tandem event with pacing shifts and crashes. Moran faltered in the first mile but pressed on, while Rosas closed gaps and led at times. Moran recovered into the second lap before a mishap near the 14th mile left him unable to finish.
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Hoyt
McCran
Tosime
Rod No Lessan
Rosas
Bel Moran
Caldwell
Moran
Tenzler
H Tae Rosas
Thompson
Ross
Les Ross
Moran Waa
Roth
Harry
Easy Wins and Dignitaries Highlight Coachmen Event
Middlesex and Kernwood clubs clashed in billiards bowling and whist with low scores. Bartlett and Drew starred in billiards for Kernwood while Middlesex won two of three bowling matches. A formal reception followed with many organizers and officials in attendance including Patrick Hogan and F Edward W. Donegan among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Kernwood
Bartlett
Drew
Middlesex Cycle Club
Billards
Mosher
Morey
Middleby
Chase
Davis
Marshell
Joan T. Killoran
Annie T. Coakley
Edward F. Coakley
Jennie Killoran
John Hennesey
Michael O'Neil
O’ Neil
John J. Dooling
Dooling
Charles Smith
Michael Barrett
Annie Parrett
William Barry
Teresa McGarthy
Patrick Hogan
Edward W. Donegan
The
Waiters’ Benevolent Association
Dennis KE. Silattery
Ancimedes Lodge
D. F. McLaughlan
Medford Horseshoers
Fred J. Johnson
W. H. Wise
Ted A. Hegarty
Charles F. Green
Urbane Association
Albert Young
Colored Coachmen’s Association
A. W. Davis
E. O. Fitch
Charles F. Hutchins
P. O. Loughlin
Charities S. Brown
M. P. Crowley
Cone
Boston
Maine banquet outlines Democratic stance on Cuba and Philippines
The second annual State Democratic Club banquet in Thomaston drew over 160 attendees. Key speakers included Robert Treat Paine Jr of Boston who argued against imperialism and urged Democratic unity on Philippines policy, alongside Maine leaders on party policy and local governance.
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Thomaston
State Democracy
State Democratic Club
Watts Hall
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Boston
Levensaler
Paine
Broseberys
Philppines
Cuba
Philippines
Scattle
Cyrus W. Davis
Waterville
Democratic Party of
Maine
G. Langsey Crockett
Inox County
Farward C. Plummer
Bath
Thea Shipbuilding
Edith May Miller
Camden
Andrew Jackson
I. M. Staples
William H. Baker
Newton
Baker
Democratic Party
South
Massachusetts
Republian
Kansas City
Llewellyn Barton
Portland
Clark LD. Eastman
Joseph McGowan
Magnetic healer Dr Henton lectures at Bromfield Street church
A garbled notice touts Dr Henton as a renowned healer using animal electricity, offering free morning lectures and onstage cures at the Methodist Church on Bromfield Street with endorsements from notable figures. It claims extensive cures across many diseases and notes his Boston Quincy House practice with free consultations and weekday hours.
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Heaton
Quincey House
Bromfield Street
Henton
Amos Harris
Everett
J. B. Smith
New Hampshire
George M. Stearns
Chelsea
H. S. Greenleaf
Green B. Baum
A. Z. Fellows
Bright
Henson
New England
Boston
Yale Harvard Track Meet Plans Near Completion
Sherman L. Coy president of the Yale Track Athletic Association announced Yale and Harvard nearly finished plans for their annual dual meet. The event will be held at Yale field on May 11 with events largely patterned on the previous year. Coy also said Yale is invited to send a team to the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo for intercollegiate track games around May 25.
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New Haven
Conn
Sherman Ll. Coy
Yale Track Athletic Association
Yale
Harvard
Yale Field
Coy
Buffalo
Rifle Association Dinner in Boston Records Officers
Massachusetts Rifle Association members gathered at the Exchange Club for their annual meeting and dinner attended by about fifty. Officers elected include Henry S. Harris and Charles H. Eastman as vice presidents, Sidney Gleason as treasurer, Harada Hutchinson as secretary, with a slate of directors. Notable speakers included E. B. Souther, W. P. Sullivan, Dr. A. Thompson, Colonel James A. Frye, Captain William H. Jackson and others.
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Massachusetts Rifle Association
Exchange Club
Kate Chase
Henry
Charlies H. Eastman
Willard M. Foster
Henry S. Harris
Charles W. Hinman
John T. Humphrey
John E. Kelley
Samuel Merrill
Nathaniel C. Nash
Eugene Patridge
Horace T. Rockwell
William P. Thompson
E. B. Souther
W. PD. Sullivan
A. Thompson
James A. Frye
William H. Jackson
H. A. Baker
Bb. E. Patridge
James Busfield
Harvard to Open Hockey Season Versus MIT at Soldiers Field
Harvard meets MIT this afternoon at Soldiers Field for the season opener at 4 o clock. The Crimson fields returning players and a strong lineup with Rumsey Goodridge Pruyn Lav er ack Penhallow Barrows Manning in forward and defensive positions.
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Harvard
Soldiers' Field
Rumsey
Goodridge
Pruyn
Laverack
Penhallow
Barrows
Manning
Polo Games Last Night Across Cities
Scores from last night show Bath defeating Portland 8 to 4 while Clinton beat East Weymouth 7 to 5. Lewiston edged Portland 5 to 3 and Bangor won at 7 to 2 over Meriden in New Haven. Hartford and Waterbury tied 7 to 7 as Brockton hosted Plymouth with a 5 to 5 draw.
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Portland
Bath
Clinton
East Weymouth
Lewiston
Bangor
New Haven
Meriden
Hartford
Hartford & Waterbury
Brockton
Plymouth
Nantasket Ice Polo Team Seeks State Matchups
Nantasket Mass team from Nantasket Ice Polo Association has two strong players and is eager to face other state squads, prefers South Shore clubs, available any day. Players C, M, and Bradbury listed among participants.
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Nantasket Ice Polo Association
South Shore
Bradbury
Nantasket
Mass
Mechanics Hall Coachmen Ball Draws 3009 Attendance
The Coachmen's Benevolent Association held its twenty third annual ball in Mechanics Hall last night drawing over 3000 attendees. A concert preceded the grand march with proceeds benefiting sick members and the families of deceased members, as the treasurer recorded a handsome credit.
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Milady
Ladies Fair
Mechanics’ Hall
Coachmen's Benevolent Association
Floor di
Roxbury High Class of 4 Reunion Held at School Hall
Roxbury High School held the seventh annual reunion of the class of 4 at the school hall on Warren street with about 150 attendees. A class committee was elected: Miss M Franklin Miss Eva Morse Miss A Davis D Ferin H Aiken and H ningman. Dinner speeches followed by Messrs Perin Aiken Thayer Friest and Miss Devis plus Mrs Ware the senior teacher.
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Roxbury High School
Warren Street
M. Franklin
Eva Morse
A. Davis
D. Ferin
H. Aiken
H. Ningman
Messrs. Perin
Aiken
Thayer
Union Club Ball Draws Six Hundred Guests in Paine Memorial Hall
Six hundred attended the Union Club employees third annual ball in Paine Memorial Hall. At 9 o clock the grand march opened led by Floor Director John J Doherty and Miss May Lynch in yellow silk, followed by guests in silk gowns including the Dalys, Donnellys, Kane, O'Brien pairings, the Costons, the Griffs, the Currys, Cohen family and Miss Sadie Cohen in white silk with turquoise trims.
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Union Club
Paine Memorial Hall
John J. Doherty
May Lynch
Charles Daly
Alice Daly
John
Ooney
May Donnelly
P. F. Donnelly
Nora Kane
Morgan O'Brien
John Coston
Peter Griffin
Miss Griffin
M. Curry
F. Curry
Misses Curry
Harry Cohen
Julia Cohen
Sadie Cohen
Criterion Charitable Ball Draws Minot Attendance
The second annual ball of the Criterion Charitable Association was held at Minot Halls last evening with a sizable attendance. The society of young Indies organized to aid Hebrews raised funds for its treasury as Miss Mary Arenson presided and led the grand march with Lewis Arengon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Criterion Charitable Association
Minot Halls
Mary Arenson
Lewis Arengon
Boxing Gossip Reveals McCoy Reunited With Wife in Boston
The columnist apologizes for a missing column and reports Kid McCoy and his wife reconciled within six weeks and remarried in Boston. McCoy enjoys strong support and will spar Sandy Ferguson in a public act watched by Mrs McCoy and friends. The writer warns against a fraudulent boxing event using his name.
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Kid McCoy
Pai
Boston
Darby
Joan
McCoy
Sandy Ferguson
Chelsea
South End
Mike Shallow
South Boston
Booz Not Killed Under Hazing at West Point
Adjutant General Corbin delivered to the Secretary of War the findings of a military court of inquiry into ex Cadet Oscar L. Booz at the West Point Academy. The court held Booz was hazed at the academy but his later death months after leaving was not proven to have resulted from the hazing.
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Washington
Corbin
Secretary of War
Military Court of
Oscar L. Booz
West Point Military Academy
Army
Booz
Lucky Landlord Parker Celebrates 58th Birthday at Lexington Inn
Landlord Sanford L. Parker of the Lexington Inn in Lexington hosted a birthday party with about 300 guests from Boston and beyond. Special entertainment included Sandy Chapman Tim Sheehan Tom OBrien and Frank Ekland, with C C G Steinheimer of Boston as toastmaster who presented a diamond emblem charm.
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Boston
Sanford L. Parker
Lexington Inn
Lexington
Sandy’’ Chapman
Tim Sheehan
Tom O'Brien
Frank Ekland
CC. G. Steinheimer
Henry M. Flynn
Fred McGrath
Charles Keleley
John Howlett
P. A. Sheehan
Daniel Sullivan
George Kimball
K. J. Nelligan
P. Kelley
Ed Gyer
Casper Herry
A. FF. McGrath
Dr. Weffermen
William ©. Cunningham
Willian TI. Beyers
C. A. Hawley
F. E. Forbush
J. J. Mlaney
Fred A. Hollis
H. H. Jones
Charles Coleman
C. W. Riehle
A. D. Gassan
B. Harrington
J. Juyons
FY ® Kimball
B. A.russell
George A. Wilson
George P. Winn
Johnt. Hartnett
John C. Rauch
Timothy Keith
R. Daniels
R. A. Harrison
Whitton Attempted Suicide at Home on Silver Street
Bartholomew J. Whitton was found by his wife at 11 30 pm hanging from a hook in the ceiling of his bedroom at 167 Silver Street. The act followed family troubles and he was discovered in a moment of insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew J. Whitton
Silver Street
Funeral of Miss Elizabeth Scannell in Roxbury
Funeral services for Elizabeth Scannell eldest daughter of Roger F. Scannell were held at Mission Church Tremont street yesterday morning at six o clock A solemn high mass filled the church to capacity with friends of the deceased A large flower tribute and a lengthy hearse procession followed the ceremony Attendees included Joseph W Bergen Dennie McGillicuddy D J Kiley D F F Thompson Florence F Scannell and Thomas Guiney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Scamenel
Roger FP. Scannell
Tremont Street
Chaurch
Scannell
Roxbury
Joseph W. Bergen
Dennie McGillicuddy
ID. J. Kiley
D. F F. Thompson
Florence F. Scannell
Thomas Guiney
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Garde
Pavina
Dubois
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Wailer
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Mach
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Dan
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Perk Street
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Colorado
Kid MccCoy
Tom Sharkey
Mr. Frost
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Waltham—R
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Knickerbocker Athletic Club
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Criterions Dance
Lucky Landlord
Parker
Whitton
Dr. Sanden
Sanden
Iber
R. A. Sanden
Tremiont Street
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