Clarke Boy Not Found With Roslindale Gypsies
A Roslindale search for the missing Clarke boy focused on two gypsy camps along Cottage Street. State Officer Neal and local officials, aided by Indian Joe, found one boy matching the Clarke description but with different hair and ruled out the camp. The second camp yielded no clue. authorities concluded the Clarke boy was not with the gypsies in Roslindale.
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Roslindale
C Larke
Stanleys
Clarke
Cottage Street
Joseph Kitche
Lynn
Joe
A. W. Clarke
Mr. Clarke
Neal
George E.perkins
Police Department of
Boston
Clarke Boy
Jeanie and Portland Safe in Ice Pack Near Nome
Port Townsend dispatch reports the steamer Centennial arriving with news that the Jeanie and Portland are safe after 48 52 days at sea. They were sighted June 17 eight miles north of Cape Prince of Wales with ample food water and cheerful conditions on board. The Thetis revenue cutter stood by the imprisoned vessels as Belvidere left Nome after confirming no rescue was possible.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Centennial
Cape Nome
Jeanie
Portland
United Stats Revenue
Thetis
Belvidere
Cape Prince of Wales
Staiomede Islands
Fortland
Nome
Beattle
Richard Canfield to Transform Saratoga Gambling Grounds into Park
New York reports Richard Canfield the gambler expended 450000 to buy Kilmer's land surrounding his Saratoga gambling house and hire a landscape gardener to create a public garden with flowers fountains grottos statues. The property will be opened to the public, replacing rowdy 5 cent amusements with a grand park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Canfield
Saratoga
New York
William C. Whitney
August Belmont
Canfield
Monte Carlo
Barren Island
West End
Kilmer
Boston Temperance Federation Elects Officers for Coming Year
The Boston Temperance Federation held a well attended meeting at the Congregational House and elected the same officers as last year while leaving final presidential choice to the executive committee. Samuel B. Shapleigh declined re election, urging time constraints. The group plans a vigorous campaign in Brighton Dorchester Roxbury and Jamaica Plain with a sub committee to aid the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Temperance Federation
Congregational House
Samuel B. Shapleigh
Charles L. Morgan
Jamaica Plain
Shapleigh
Darter
Brighton
Bury
A. Com
Charles Morgan
Francis J. Butler
Robert H. Magwood
Dorchester
J. J. Dunlop
Roxbury
Eugene C. Webster
Federation
Presidential Hartford Trip Invitations In New England Tour
Representatives Henry and Sperry and Senator Platt of Connecticut invited the President to stop over in Hartford and other Connecticut cities during his New England trip. An invitation also came from Galveston businessmen via Representative Jurgess. The President in each case should take the matter under consideration.
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Washington
Henry and Sperry
Platt
Connecticut
Hartford
New England
Galveston
Yex
Jurgess
Gaic
Boys Enjoy Nantasket Cruise And Outing For Industrial League
About 200 Boys' Industrial League youths boarded the Harlem steamer for an all day trip to Nantasket Point chartered by C Monroe Emerson of the Emerson Shoe Company. Entertainment by Hast Cambridge Dramatic Association featured dancing and songs, followed by a fish dinner at the Nantasket Point Hotel. Activities included swimming, slides, sand races, and a piratical yacht caper. Prizes went to Sally Cadesky Allen Jacobs and others. Goodwill Club beat West Ends 14 to 13, Jeffersons defeated Fairlies 16 to 12.
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Boys’ Industrial League
Harlem
Nantasket Line
Nantasket Point
C. Monroe Emerson
Emerson Shoe Company
Hast
Cambridge Dramatic Association
Wade
Hast Cambridge
League
Buck” Freeman
Goodwill Club
West Ends
Jeffersons
Fairlies
Jack Allen
Jack Warsaw
Battery
Goodwills
David Rubin
Fred Curran
Jefferson Club
Israel Lebanon
Louis Latchie
Benjamin Altman
Isaac Cohen
Nantasket
White's assailants held in police court
Angelo and Antonio Splango, alleged assailants of Patrolman White, were held on $1000 bonds in Police Court at Lawrence. The case was continued to July 9 to await developments in the officer's condition. White remained in hospital with optimistic signs of recovery.
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Lawrence
Angelo
Antonio Splango
White
Boston Paving Employees arraigned for lead pipe theft
James Burrell John Farry and Thomas F Curtis of the South End yard of the Boston paving department were arraigned in Roxbury District Court yesterday on multiple counts of larceny of city lead pipe. Burrell and Farry were found guilty on all complaints and each fined 45 dollars while Curtis was fined 15 dollars. They appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Burrell
John Farry
Thomas F. Curtis
South End
Boston Paving Department
Roxbury
Boston
Curtis
Burrill
Farry
Grounding of Myles Standish prompts channel improvement
The Nantasket steamer Myles Standish grounded on Long Island shore Sunday prompting Harbor and Land Commission and the national engineers to urge dredging of the harbor channel. Officials note six years of little dredging and mud accumulation leaving shallow water just outside the charted path. The vessel’s grounding could have hit rocks elsewhere. the channel remains unused in foggy conditions. General Manager G P Cushing says service continues as normal.
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Myles Standish
Long Island
Harbor and Land Commission
United States Engineer's Office
Longsland
Boston
G. P. Cushing
Nantasket Line
The Guileless Man the Fierce Tiger the Observan Boys and the Heroic Trainer
A group of Roxbury boys gathered by a tiger cage at Parker watched the animal growl and chase as some spitted at the tiger. One man narrowly escaped a clawed assault before the trainer arrived to report the incident to the boss. By Georgie Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Observan Boys
Parker
Roxbury
Georgie Murray
Georgie
Book Binder Strike Today Aims at Uniform Wage Scales
Local No. 16 blank book binders plan a strike today involving about men to press for a citywide uniform wage scale and apprentice system. Several firms are targeted while others have acquiesced, with the union citing unequal rates and unfair competition as the motive for standardizing pay across bindings firms.
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The
Union Bookbinding Company
Labor unions rally with new members and anti license drive
Carpenters Union Local 33 added 16 members and funded a 25 dollar protest to the Brewery Engineers. A cross union push seeks Central Labor Union action limiting trade lines between carpenters and lathers. From Local 24 and Lithographers No 3 cards warn members against patronizing non union beer venues. Bindery Women’s Union 56 held a piano heavy fundraiser at Peris Hall led by Edward L. Daley and local musicians. Upholsterers Local 58 endorsed the Boston brewery strike and fined members who drink non union beer. Firemen and Steam Fitters Helpers donated 25 dollars to strikers and promoted a no license campaign. Firemen Local 36 elected officers and appointed a campaign committee to press no license citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters’ Union
Huber
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Theentral Labor Union
Carpenters
Central Labor Union
Amalgamated Wood Workers, Local 24
Hanover Street
Boston
Steam Fitters Helpers’ Union
Bennett Street
Firemens Union
M. Murphy
J. Harrington
J. V. Hill
M. P. Flannagan
Civil Service Exam Sought for Pine Ridge Day School Post
The Civil Service Commission will hold an examination on Aug il for a teacher in the Indian service at Pine Ridge Day School in South Dakota. A married man is wanted with a salary of 600 dollars per year. Applications should be sent to the Civil Service Commission in Washington or the local board secretary for exam forms and a copy of the Manual of Examinations.
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Civil Service Commission
Indian Service
Pine Ridge Day School
South Dakota
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Chicago Freight Handlers Consider Strike Over Wages
Chicago on June 30 10000 freight handlers threaten to quit unless railroads reverse new wage scale. Unions may join in sympathy if strike begins. railroads report uniform response proposing amended scales after three months, workers ready to quit if terms do not improve.
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Chicago
Bids Opened for Eight New Jilers at English High and Latin School
Schoolhouse commissioners opened bids yesterday for eight new jilers at the English High and Latin School building with figures from Hodge Boiler Works 4114 to Cunningham Iron Works 4670 and others. Simultaneously bids for wall and yard paving at the Lowell School were read from Thomas F Broderick 4475 to F H Cowan Co 4310 and related firms. all bids taken under advisement.
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Hodge Boiler Works
Cunningham Iron Works
Foddiard Kendall & Son
Roberts Iron Works
Lowell
Thomas IF. Broderick
Co. O'Sullivan & Co
Tacoma Steamer Arrives With Large Tea Cargo From Asia
The steamer Tacoma on the Northern Pacific line arrived from Japan and China with a full cargo. About 90 percent of the tea packages come from Amoy Shanghai and Japan, marking the year’s largest tea consignment brought to this port.
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Tacama
Wash
Tacoma
Northern Pacific Line
Japan
China
Amoy
Shanghai
Somerville salesman files bankruptcy in U S District Court
B Stephen Nickerson of Somerville a salesman filed a bankruptcy petition in U S District Court listing liabilities of 12586 91 with no assets His largest creditor A M Nickerson of 12 Westminster street Somerville loaned him 8100
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B. Stephen Nickerson
Somerville
United States District Court
A. M. Nickerson
Westminster Street
Dyspepsia warned by symptoms then cured by Hood's Sarzaparilla
Impaired digestion and stomach discomfort described as early signs of dyspepsia. The piece argues neglect leads to worse illness and promotes Hood's Sarzaparilla as a remedy that strengthens the digestive system.
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Hood
Buston Yacht Wins Trial in Bridgeport Seawanhaka Contender Trials
In Bridgeport Yacht Club trials for a Seawanhaka cup challenger Tecumseh won the first race and Massasoit won the next two. Massasoit, designed by B B Crowninshield of Boston and sailed by W R Jennings, led in the second leg and finished with a three minute advantage. The third race saw Massasoit maintain a clear lead as Crusader closed to 82 seconds behind at the line.
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Bridgeport
Massasoit
Meteor Beaten In Kiel Yacht Race Despite Calm Seas
Emperor William steered the Meteor to finish two hours behind the Idune in Kiel as the Lasca followed in second. Skipper Ben Parker quipped that the Meteor should get masts replaced with a motor. The Emperor hosted the Imperial Yacht Club dinner with about 350 guests including US officials and diplomats.
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Kiel
Emperor William
Lasca
Ben' Parker
Imperial Yacht Club
George von L. Meyer
United States
Italy
William N. Beehler
Berlin
George Barclay Rives
P. A. B. Widener
Josephine
Allison Armour
J. Hopkins Smith
Middle States Tennis Opens at Mountain Station NJ
The annual Middle States tennis tournament began at Mountain Station New Jersey on the Orange Lawn Tennis Club courts with scratch singles events for men and women.
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New York
Mountain Station
N. J
Tedev
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Big Winnings This Year On The Horses At Sheepshead
A Sheepshead Sea of bets sees Senator Patrick McCarren and David Gideon among top earners, each clear six figures. Will Cowan leads as the top layer handling up to 25 thousand per race with a million in Brooklyn this season, while many others like Sanford, Blumenthal, Harris and Gates show large gains and several big losses rear. Suburban Day featured a massive influx with Barney Barnet and John Gates pooling funds on Gold Heels, netting over one hundred thousand.
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New York
Sheepshead
Patrick McCarren
Brooklyn
David Gideon
McCarren
Mr. Gideon
Senator McCarren
Mr Sanford
William Barrick
Barrick
William Fwileschman
William Mackin
Wall Street
George EB. Smith
Pittasourg Phil
Jesse Lewissohn
M. A. Gunst
R. T. Holloway
Davy Johnson
Westchester
McDougal
Frank Hayes
Bob Ose
Willian Cowan
Billy Cowan
Cowan
Maxy Blumenthal
Harry Harris
Barney Barnet
John W. Gates
Rhode Island Jockey Club Opens Narra gansett Park Meet
The Rhode Island Jockey Club opened its summer meeting at Narra gansett Park with five flat races and a hurdle race. A string of over 100 horses contest as favorites win in only two events. Reports note close clean racing with six events ranging from 1 mile 70 yards to five furlongs. Notable winners include R Brandysmash, Rumshaw, Golden Cottage, Wow By Caithness, Briers and Philina Paxton with times and jockeys listed for each race.
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Providence
R. I
Rhode Island Jockey Club
Narragansett Park
R Brandysmash
Landry
Reformer
White
Our Julia K
Garrigan
Rumshaw
Shea
Shrine
Ossoli
Nelson
Golden Cottage
J. Waly
C. Rosenfeld
Richards
Caithness
Pride of
Storey
Frasch
Kenton
Hall
Briers
George F. Dasch
Cayle
Candareen
Dart
Philina Paxton
Bernhardt
Lightning
A. Hewitt
Or Bark
Rowan
New Hour Record Expected In Cyclists Duel At Cambridge
Harry Elkes and Albert Champion train at Charles River Park and prep for a 60 minute hour race at Cambridge track next Thursday. Elkes holds a near 42 mile record though Walthour expects 43 miles. Elkes reports strong recovery after a layoff and aims to surpass all existing marks from one mile to the hour.
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Charles River Park
Harry Elkes
Albert Champion
Cambridge
Elkes
Walthour
Stinson Starts Training for Friday Race at Revere Track
Will Stinson, the Cambridge pace-follower, arrived at the Revere circle track yesterday and began training for his race with Champion on Friday afternoon. He rode 20 fast miles, showing speed beyond his last appearance, behind Tenzler and Blanchard. Champion and his pacemakers arrive from Manhattan Beach today, after a 20-mile contest there, and will use high horsepower motors. Amateurs train in record numbers as fields for the mile handicap and 10-mile open promise to be among the year's largest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Stinson
Cambridge
Revere
Press C C Century Run To Providence Next Sunday
The Press Cycling Club will stage an open century ride to Providence and return starting from club rooms at 6 Dartmouth Street. Riders may start after 6 a m with two paced divisions leaving at 7 and 8 a m respectively.
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The
Press Cycling Club
Providence
Dartmouth Street
New England Amateur Rowing Assoc Executive Meeting Tonight
The executive committee of the New England Amateur Rowing Association meets this evening at the B A A to ratify the list of entries for the association regatta held on Friday.
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New England Amateur Rowing Association
Malden Wedding at Faulkner M E Church
Miss Cora Adelaide Nash daughter of Edwin T. Nash of 7 Hudson terrace Malden married Perley Albert Prior of New York City at Faulkner Methodist Episcopal Church Malden last night. The groom was aided by Robert B. Morton of New York and the bridal party included flower girls Hazel Prior Owen and Alva Mabel Chisholm. The ceremony was conducted at 8 o'clock by Rev Raymond B P Walker assisted by Rev Frank W. Collier.
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Faulkner Methodist Episcopal Church
Malden
Cora Adelaide Nash
Faulkner Grammar School
Edwin T. Nash
Hudson Terrate
Faulkner
Perley Albert Prior
New York City
Robert B. Morton
New York
Hlazel Prior Owen
Melrose
Alva’ Mabel
Miss Nellie Rickards Weds George Walter Flint in Melrose
Miss Nellie Frances Rickards daughter of Mrs Elvira S Rickards married last night at the home of her sister Mrs Clarence S Hope 58 Florence Street Melrose to George Walter Flint of Quincy The ceremony was by Rev James F Albion pastor of the First Parish Universalist Church of Malden It was a quiet affair due to the groom s mother s illness Miss Doris Adelaide Melchert of Melrose attended as bridesmaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Frances Rickards
Elvira S. Rickards
Clarence S. Hope
Florence Street
Melrose
George Walter Flint
Quincey
James F. Albion
Universalist
Malden
Doris Adelaide Melchert
Americans Lose Boxing Matches in Coronation Tournament
A large crowd in London watched a boxing showcase between Harvard Yale and English amateurs during the coronation tournament. English fighters won all bouts, with Dodge of Harvard losing on points to Parkes of the Polytechnic Boxing Club. Yale’s Wenck fell to Warne of the Lynn Boxing Club, and Cates of Kansas was outmatched by A Warner of Highgate Harriers before a stoppage early in the first round. All amateur contests were limited to three rounds.
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London
National Sporting Tonight
Coron
Har
Yale
Dodge
Harvard
Parkes
Polytechnic Boxing
Chapion
Pal
Wenck Yale
R. G. Warnes
Lynn Boxing Club
Warne
Cates
Kansas
A. Warner
Highgate Harriers
Tommy” West
Hoever
Winthrop July 5 Games Attract Top Track Stars
The Winthrop celebration on July 5 features a world class program with entrants from Buffalo and Harvard. Bur Raton headlines the hundred yard dash, c J P Lucas defends the potato race, Connolly brothers Gidney and Neville enter the high jump, plus 440 yard dash half mile one mile two mile and a 16 pound shot put. Tom Burke Grecian fame starts the events while Jack Muvuakley Cornell trainer and John Graham Harvard B A A officiate. Ensign K Tewksbury chairs the athletic committee. Entries close Wednesday at noon with William H Barter in Boston.
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Connect
Te Town
Bur’” Raton
Buffalo Exposition
C. J. P. Lucas
Connolly Brothers
Gidney
Malden
Neville
Winthrop
Tom’’ Burke
Jack’’ Muvuakley
Cornell University
John Graham
Harvard
Ensign K. Tewksbury
Eountries
William H. Barter
Pemberton Square
Boston
Hackett Wins Open Tennis Club Scratch Singles Title
In New York on the club court H. H. Hackett defeated C. C. Kelley in four sets to win the men's scratch singles final at the New York Tennis Club open tournament. The handicap singles final went to G. L. Wyeth in four sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
H. H. Hackett
Greene Wins Spring Cup In Newton Centre Handicap
Final match of Newton Centre Golf Club spring cup handicap between J. D. Greene and S. A. Shannon concluded with Greene prevailing five up with five to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Newton Centre Golf Club
J. D. Greene
S. A. Shannon
Mtenene
Deadly consumption warned by Board of Health figures
A Boston diagram outlines the toll of consumption across districts and urges air-borne treatment using Koch Tuberculine. It claims the cure is inhaled oils delivered to diseased lungs and promotes a free consultation at 1861 Joylston St. for evaluation and trial therapy under Prof. Koch’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United States
Laxative Bromo Quinine Ad With Grove Name
An advertising slogan states Bb. W. Grove must appear on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine that claims to cure a cold bone say, priced at 23 cents.
Deaths: Maximilian Meindl 24 in June funeral planned
In this elfty June 206 Maximilian Meindl aged 24 years 1 month and 20 days. Funeral from his late residence Yep Art Mouth Street Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment at Fosestie Cemetery. Lemuel Lindsky aged 1 year 8 months died June 29. Funeral Tuesday July 1 at the focus chapel cemetery East Boston.
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Heindl
Elfty
Maximilian Meindl
Mouth Street
Fosestie
Isnosky
Lemuel Lindsky
Focus
East Bostor
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