Forfeits Top $40,000 In Boralma Derby Contests
New York July 1 Forfeits totaling 40000 were deposited to bind the Boralma Lord Derby and Boralma The Abbot races set for August. Owners Lawson Smathers Scannell added funds to reach the current pool with Hartford as site and best two of three heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas W. Lawson
Boralma
Lord Derby
B. E. Smathers
Lawson
Smathers
Scannell
Hartford
Harvard Nine Honored at University Club Banquet
Harvard baseball club members gathered at the University Club hosted by William H. Coolidge. John Lowell presided as cheers hailed 190 team members and stars like Pitcher Clarkson and Pitcher Stillman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Nine
The
Crimson Baseball Enthusiasts
Harvard
Yale
University Club
William H. Coolidge
Harvard Baseball Club
Boston
John Lowell
Clarkson
Stillman
Boston Sailing Regatta Sets Eight Class Races And Prizes
The Boston regatta committee schedules eight classes for Friday off City Point South Boston with C T and X divisions, two handicap tiers, a Dorchester Y C dory race, Savin Hill Y C tender, and an open tender class. Prizes range up to 20 dollars in some classes. Team entries may still be filed with A T Bliss at 60 Pearl Street before 5 p m tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Boston
City Point
South Boston
Yacht Racing Association
Dorchester Yacht Club
Dorchester Y. Co. Dory
Savin Hill Y. C
Y. Mr. A
Deer Island
Fort Independence
Little Fellows
Dorchester Bay
A. T. Bliss
Pearl Street
Boston
Titus Reaches Henley As Canadians Lead Grand Cup Hopes
C S Titus of the Union Boat Club New York arrived at Henley England. Canadians including Scholes the sculler are expected July 3. Scholes reportedly equalled the diamond sculls record after fast Bourne End course time. Several crews are arriving daily as the race for the grand challenge cup centers on the Canadians and third Trinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henley
England
C. S. Titus
Union Boat Club
New York
Scholes
Bourne End
Trinity
Mrs Goelet Offers Consolation Prize in Boat Race
Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia arrived at Kiel and fined the Emperor and others at the Garden Club banquet. Mrs Ogden Goelet offers 2000 marks consolation prize for Thursday’s race by the special class boats defeated by the Uncle Sam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiel
Prince Henry of Prussia
Ogden Goelet
Westchester Club Invites Top Doubles for Week-Long Tennis
The Westchester Country Club tennis committee announced a seven day invitation doubles tournament starting next Monday. Contestants include national doubles champions Ward and Davis, George and Bob Wrenn, Whitman and Ware of Boston, Western champions Little and Alexander, Canadian champions Clothier and Ogden. Each team plays all others with the top winner claiming the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Westchester Country Club Today
Ward
Davis
George
Bob Wrenn
Whitman
Ware
Boston
Little
Alexander
Clothier and
Ogden
Tennis Championship Opens Second Day At Mountain Station
The Middle States annual tournament continued at Orange Lawn Club Mountain Station N Y with first and second rounds in the men scratch singles and two preliminary rounds in the ladies singles. Miss Jones who won in Philadelphia last week defeated Miss Atkinson in straight sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middle States
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Mountain Station
N. S
Miss Jones
Philadelphia
Miss Atkinson
Connecticut Stakes Highlight at New Haven Coliseum Ride
The seventh meet at New Haven Coliseum produced top performances as George Collett set a state record by riding five miles in 11 minutes 20 and 4-5 seconds. Other events followed with equally exciting finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
New Haven Coliseum
George Collett
Emeralds vs Parnells at Wood Island on July 4
The Emerald football team of East Boston will face the Parnells in a match at Wood Island on July 4 at 10 a.m. The event gathers local clubs for a morning contest with community interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerald
East Boston
The
Parnells
Wood Island
Five Favorites Win at Narragansett Park
Five favorites captured six events at Narragansett Park on July 1 despite favorable track and weather. Appointee narrowly edged Outsider for the fifth race, while Marathon led the mile in the final event as Moor and King Edward posted wins in earlier sprints and middle-distance races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Narragansett Park
Marathon
Shark
Grail
George W. Dasoh
Landry
Bismarck
Gannon
Canderson
P. Hewitt
King Edward
Lady Lona
Brady
Bonus
Nelson
Moor
Lanery
Arden
Garrigan
Evan
Barbier
Wunderlich
Aster
McGovern
Candling
Kiston
Appointee
J. Daly
Condiment
Outsider
New York to Lenox 160 Mile Run Sets Record
Courtlandt Field Bishop of New York drove his 12 horsepower car from New York to Lenox covering 160 miles in 11 hours on a muddy route via Poughkeepsie Sharon Conn Lakeville and Barrington. He left at 7 a m and reached Lenox at 6 p m the car having arrived from Paris yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
Courtlandt Field Bishop
New York
Stage Road
Poughkeepsie
Sharon
Binghamton Meet Opens on Central New York Circuit
The Binghampton meet in Binghamton New York opened with pacing results led by Prince A. in 2 13, May Wilkes second and Rosie IL third. Annie M won pace with Black oe second and Tinker third. Trotting winner Anteea with Lizzie Rating second and Zanonia third. Best times listed 2 13, 2 16 and 2 17 ¼.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
N. Y
Binghampton
Annie M
Blackoe
Tinker
Anteea
Lizzie Rating Secone
Zanonia
Bicycle Races Set at M Street Playground South Boston
Friday events under City Point Wheelmen management include a mile open five mile open boys race and team race at the M street playground South Boston entries close at noon Friday with Harry O Hare 662 Broadway South Boston no entrance fee mandated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Street Playground
South Boston
City Point Wheelmen
Harry O’ Hare
Broadway
Renault Wins First Prize in Paris Vienna Race
The committee in Vienna awards Marcel Renault first prize for the Paris to Vienna race despite Renault not stopping at Floridsdorf central station where final times were recorded. Henri Farman takes second, Edmond third, Maurice Farman fourth, and Zborowski fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Paris
Marcel Renault
Florisdorf
Renault
Henri Farman
Edmond
Maurice Farman
Zborowski
Sulkin to Race Martin in Charles River Park match
Large turnout expected for a motorcycle paced match race between Sammie Sulkin of the South and Hubert Martin amateur Rhode Island champion at Charles River Park tomorrow evening. Elkes and Walthour, top contingent for the meet, trained hard and expect to break 43 miles in the hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammie Sulkin
South Nd
Hubert Martin
Rhode Island
Charles River Park
Elkes
Walthour
Boston Baseball Notes and Player Signings Highlight Day
Ladies day marks Merle Adkins debut this afternoon per Jimmy Collins. Boston infield ranks small except Lachance. Gleason Ferris and Parent praised. Attendance yesterday limited by weather with 895 in city. Gilmore joins Roxbury side Pascoal Rhode Island as shortstop for rest of season. Frank Foreman now pitching for Kansas City. Pitcher stats show Adkins, White, Young, Callahan leading wins. Selbach named captain of All American trio. Assumption Catholic Association seeks $100 purse at Winthrop Friday. Watertown B B C manager seeks strong opponent for July 12 game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Adkins
Jimmy’’ Collins
Lachance
Boston
Gleason
Ferris
Parent
Stahl
Jimmy” Collins
Tom
Regan
George Gilmore
Roxbury
Fox
Pascoal, R. I
Freeman
Collins
Buck
Frank Foreman
Baltimore
Kansas City
Henry White
Georgetown
Philadelphia Nationals
Adkins
Young
Callahan
Powell
Griffith
Harper
Selbach
Assumption Catholic Association
Winthrop
Assumption
William Downing
Watertown B. B. C
Fayette Street
Watertown
Cambridge Aldermen Reject Mayor’s Veto On License And Office Hours
Cambridge Aldermen refused Mayor McNamee’s veto of a junk dealer license for William Ford and kept the 8 am to 2 pm office hours for the city treasurer. The board also approved $11,000 for Ward 2 land for a school and for a separate $11,000 land purchase for a school house lot. They planned July 4 bells and displaying Old Glory on public buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
McNamee
William Ford
Ford
Gray
City Hall
Treasury Department
Martin Witte
Pleasant Street
Board of Park Commissioners
George A. Perkins
Winthrop Prepares for Great Day Parade and Literary Program
Wet morning dampened decorating plans in Winthrop but sunlit afternoon spurred activity as homes and hotels adorned in flags. A two day program in a tent near the center depot features a large literary program with speeches by state and local figures, band performances, solos, and a Sunday devotional service led by multiple ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Albert W. Cobb
George A. Foxcroft
H. Green
Charles A. Grant
Channing Howard
E. M. Stearns
H. R. Fiske
Winthrop Brass Band
Joseph Carden
Episcopal Church
Josephine Hyde
Ier. Winthrop Brass Band
K. C. Brown
J. A. Horton
D. D
Episco 1
A. L. Squier
Albert Walkley
A. V. Dimock
The
Baptist Church
Weber
Katharine Burrows
Baltimore
America
Byfield Bicentennial Celebrations Mark Town Parish History
Byfield parish plans a two day 200th anniversary with July 27 church services commemorating church founding and Byfield history. July 30 secular exercises include music a poem a historical address by Dr. John L. Ewell and Edward Everett Hale with likely attendee Secretary Moody of the navy. tours of historic sites and a large tent dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byfield
Newbury
Rowley
Georgetown
John L. Ewell
Theological School
Howard University
Washington
Edward Everett Hale
Moody of the Navy
Dixon Youthful Bookkeeper Dies at North End Home
Thomas Dixon third son of ex-Alderman Edward W Dixon of the North End died at his parents 201 Salem Street shortly before noon after a long illness Born February 1877 he attended Eliot Grammar School English High School Bryant & Stratton College and worked as bookkeeper at his father's Atlantic Avenue firm He was active in local social circles and the funeral will be from the family home with a 10 o'clock requiem at St Stephen's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dixon
Edward W. Dixon
North End
Salem Street
Mr. Dixon
Eliot Grammarchool
Bryant & Stratton’s College
Girl Kills Man After Attack Near Oneida Farm
Cora Isabelle Waltz, 17, shot and killed George Helmer, 40, on Burt Olay’s farm near Oneida New York after Helmer threatened her and attacked the Waltz family. The first bullet grazed farm superintendent T. E. Myars. the second hit Helmer above the eye, causing instant death. Waltz was arrested at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
N. Y
Cora Isabelle Waltz
George Helmer
Burt Olay
George Waltz
Olay
Waltz
Cora Waltz
Helmer
James Hall
Miss Waltz
Mr. Waltz
T. E. Myars
Chittenango
Old Boston Printer Dead
Alvan B. Fuller longtime Boston printer dies at 76 Cross Street Malden after a Civil War service as drummer boy and first class boy. He worked for the Herald Advertiser Standard Home Journal and Globe. Survived by wife Flora Tufts a son Alvan T and daughter Martha H. Fuller. Funeral Sunday July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvan B. Fuller
Cross Street
Malden
Boston
Norwich
Conn
Maine Sharpshooters
United States
Sabine
James E. English
Connecticut
New York Herald
Boston Herald
Advertiser
Standard
Home Journal
Globe
Flora A. Tufts
Maiden
Alvan T
Martha H. Fuller
Fuller
Franklin Typographical Society
Boston Typographical Union
Gettysburg Post
Cuba
June 17 Committee Dines at Quincy House
June 17 parade chief marshal Wiames Coady hosted an informal dinner at the Quincy House for Charlestown committee members and close friends. About 50 Charlestown men attended as speakers shared brief remarks and bouquets were given, with a light, jovial mood throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiames Coady
Charlestown
Quincy House
Henry&. Pike
Thomas E. Spain
George Huey
A .D. Bullock
Maurice J. Power
Bernard J McCarron
James M. Gleason
Bernard F. Fardy
Charles H. Ford
Fifth Massachusetts Volunteer Regiment Officers Meet at Young's Hotel
Thirty members of the Fifth Massachusetts Volunteer Regiment Officers Association gathered for the fourth annual meeting and dinner at Young's Hotel. Officers elected for the year were Captain E R Springer president, Lieutenant-Colonel Be Weaver vice president, Lieutenant E M Perkins secretary, and Captain H S Kincaid treasurer, with Lieutenant-Colonel M D Clement presiding. Major W W Stover acted as toastmaster during the banquet after a reception and business session. Guests included Colonel William H Oakes and General Jophanus H Whitney of the Second Brigade M V M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Massachusetts Volunteer Regiment Officers’ Association
Young's Hotel
E. R. Springer
Newton
Be. Weaver
E. M. Perkins
Malden
Ih. S&. Kincaid
Newfoundland colonial revenue hits record high
The colonial revenue for the year ending June 30 totaled almost 2.2 million dollars, surpassing last year by about 120 thousand. Officials say the colony’s financial condition is the best in its history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Johnn’s,N. F
Lynn Aldermen Reelect City Messenger and Solicitor
The Lynn Board of Aldermen re elected Clarence J. Allen as city messenger and Starr Parsons as city solicitor. Allen has just been elected president of the State organization of city messengers. The board raised the public works chairman salary from 3500 to 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Board of Aldermen
Clarence J. Allen
Starr Parsons
Allen
State Organization of
City Messengers
Public Works
Chaffee Letter Presses Philippine Court Inquiry
General Chaffee sent a letter to the board probing Major Gardener’s charges of cruelty by American officers in Tayabas Luzon. He notes Gardener abandoned claims against hostile officers and cites the war secretary’s intent to hear witnesses. Gardener may withhold witnesses. cross examination on civil and military action in Tayabas continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Chaffee
Cornelius Gardener
Tayabas
Luzon
Gardener
Philippines
War Root
Root
Taft
Lucenas
Manila reports record cholera cases in a single day
In Manila on July 1 the health report shows 41 new cholera cases, the highest daily total since the epidemic began, signaling a worsening outbreak and stressing public health response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Boston Lawyer Edward Hall Weds Sally Maynard Drew
Edward Kimball Hall of Newtonville Mass and Sally Maynard Drew of Lancaster N H were married at St Pauls Church Lancaster by Rev Marcus Carroll Dr William R P Emerson of Boston was groomsman and Miss Helen Ball of Waverley maid of honor The bride's father Irving Webster Drew is a prominent lawyer and partner of Governor Jordan with several bridesmaids and ushers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
N. H
Edward Kimball Hall
Newtonville
Mass
Sally Maynard Drew
St. Paul's Church
Marcus Carroll
Hall
Powers, Hall & Jones
Boston
Irving Webster Drew
Jordan
Charles P. Hall
Shelburne Falls
Dartmouth
Harvard Law School
Drew
Radcliffe
William R. P. Emerson
Helen Ball
Waverley
Christine Romare
Atlanta, Ga
Mary JL. Hall
Florence Aldrich
Littleton
Florence Goodwin
Roxbury
Bessie Burns
Bridgeport
Boston Interest Gathers for Bar Harbor Wedding
All fashionable Boston attends the Bar Harbor wedding of Reginald Mansfield Johnson and Julia Pierpont Edwards at the Church of St Saveur with Bishop Lawrence officiating. The ceremony features maid of honor Dorothy Edwards and best man Archibald Blanchard, with numerous ushers and bridesmaids from Boston and New York. The Johnsons will tour England after the festivities. a wedding breakfast at Eastcote hosts two to three hundred guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bar Harbor
Reginald Mansfield Johnson
Curtis Guild, Jr
Jack Lavalle
Molly Vonson
Julia Pierpont Edwards
Pierpont Edwardses
New York
Church of St. Saveur
William Lawrence
Commonwealth Avenue
William Osborn Baker
Dorothy Edwards
Archibald Blanchard
John Blanchard
John C. Rice
Theodore C. Hoague
Charles 8S. Payson
Gouveneur Morris
Archibald Cary Harrison
Edward Thurston
Elliott Johnson
Langdon Marvin
Albany
Hinckle
Alice Ripley
Edith Greenough
Rosalie Campbell
Johnson
England
Eastcote
Edwards
Priest from Na varre Converts to Protestantism in New York
The Rev. John Hennes of Na varre Ohio resigned from the Roman Catholic church after embracing Protestant teaching from Rev. James A. O Connor. He announced his withdrawal at Christ's Mission in New York and sent his resignation to Bishop Horstmann on June 28 before joining O Connor at a Bible conference in Northfield Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John H. Hennes
Cleveland
Navarre
James A. O'Connor
Christ's Mission
West Twenty-first Street
Chapel of Christ’s Mission
Hennes
Mr. O'Connor
Ohio
Horstmann
O'Connor
Northfield
Mass
Woman renounces science faith before death in New Jersey
Mrs. Elizabeth Wild, who reunited with her son William Lister after two years apart, died after two days of having renounced Christian Science and embraced Roman Catholicism. Her illness led to calls for healers Emily J. Besser and Miss Southworth, and later Dr. B Cyphers, but the patient did not recover. The conversion preceded her death and an inquiry about certificate duties noted the county physician would certify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
N. J
Elizabeth Wild
William Lister
Dr. B. Cyphers
Dr. Cyphers
Lister
Mrs. Besser
Prosecution Warns Off Prize Fight At West End Coliseum
Circuit Attorney Folk informs police that a proposed prize fight between Young Corbett and Dave Sullivan at the West End Coliseum Thursday violates Missouri law. He states it is a felony and vows to prosecute all participants and abettors after a full investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Folk Today
West End Coliseum
Young Corbett
Dave Sullivan
Missouri
Plant stock attacked in New Haven suit over estate
In Waterbury heirs contesting removal of Henry B Plant estate property to New York an attachment of 3170000 in Plant Investment Co stock was served on assistant secretary Paul Harrison. Attachments totaling 100000 were placed on related Connecticut real estate in the same suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Henry B. Plant
Charles B
Horace G. Headiey
Waterbury
New York
Plant Investment Couo
Lant
Paul Harrison
Alse
Connecticut
Tufts Classmates Betrothal Marks Era of Coeducation
Ernest G. Hapgood and Edith Kinne, Tufts class of 1901, announce their engagement. Hapgood, tall left tackle and Campus favorite, played at Tufts Brown and Colby Academy, later taught at West Newbury High. Kinne, prominent in campus life, taught in Springfield after Tufts, and starred in Mask of Comes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Kinne
Ernest
Granger Hapgood
Tufts College
Hapgood
Tufts
Knowton
Comus
Colby Acade
New Sampshire
Brown
Brown Wale
Miss Kinne
All Round
Delta Sizma
Milton
Comes
Mr Hapgood
Goddard Seminary
Barre
Springfield
West Newbury High School
Newburyport
Millard and Adams Engaged for Missionary Life in China
Engagement announced between William Harold Millard of Cambridge and Edith Cushing Adams of Han Yang China. Millard, a Cambridge native and Harvard graduate, will join the American Baptist Missionary Union in China this fall after completing studies at Newton Theological Institution. Adams, daughter of English missionary C. J. Adams, was born in Han Yang and educated in England. Their wedding date is pending and will precede their departure for China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Millard
Edith Cushing Adams
William Harold Millard
Cambridge
Hanjano
China
Millard
American Baptist Missionary Union
Waltham
Harvard College
Clases
Newton Theological Institution
Miss Adams
C. J. Adams
Hanyano
Han Yang
England
Massachusetts
Newton
J. Millard
The
Theological School
Mary MacLane Plans Eastward Visit to Radcliffe College
Chicago dispatch reports Mary MacLane of Butte, now rich from her book The Story of Mary MacLane, will travel to Chicago within a week to attend Radcliffe College. She will visit New York next, then other cities, with plans influenced by finances and a shared gift to Miss Frances Corbin of Missoula, who helped her in Butte High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mary MacLane
Butte
Radcliffe College
Harvard
New York
Frances Corbin
Missoula, Mont
Boston Police Captains Let Loose With Dignity Shelved at Bass Point
A party of Boston police captains in plain clothes visited Bass Point on July 1 enjoying bowling, a fish dinner raid, and singing after a day of informal camaraderie. The group, led by Superintendent Pierce and including multiple captains, toured shops, drank, and left behind many empty bottles before returning to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nahant
Bass Point
Boston
Station House
Pierce
Hoffman
Foster
Gas
Kin
Cain
Wescott
O’lalor
Donovan Hanley
Hunt
Kimball
Peabody
Warren
Hall
Dugan
Brown
City
Goodwin
Akeeteritains
Aula Lang
Castoria for Infants and Children
An old advertisement notes Castoria as the trusted remedy for infants and children. It emphasizes a familiar formula and the promise of gentle relief from common ailments without harsh effects. The ad reassures parents of a dependable product used over generations.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Titus
Mrs. Goelet
Westchester
A. D. Coleman
Coleman Dental
Washington St
Central New York
Sulkin
Martin
Mnamers
Bunting
George T. Sleeper
Congress
Commonwealth
John S. Bates
Greater Boston
Patrick A. Collins
Lursanne Raeeae
Cielies Aise Tes Sabes
William M. Olin
Joseph A. Conry
May Floyd
Ornor
J. J. Myers
House
Herbert Parker
Our Land
New England
Charles F. Crosby
Winthrops
Charles W. Hall
Cornet
J. E. Burrill
David Floyd
Women's Reserve
Eeceres
Melvin G. Adams
Conly
Newfoundland
Doings OF
Lynn Aldermen
Johnson—Edwards
Pugilists
Cuticura
Soar
Pruis
Charterhoure
London
Rue de la Paix
Pari
Pottis Dav Cuz
Corr
Gale Props
Eee
Cupid
Ernest G. Hapgood
Reps
Excelsior Avenue
Miss MacLane
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!