Doust to meet McLoughlin in Wimbledon final
Australasian captain Staney N Doust defeated German champion Oscar Kreutzer in straight sets 6 3 6 2 5 3 to reach the Wimbledon final. He will face Maurice B McLoughlin after McLoughlin beat Doust in Davis Cup singles. The final round may be played tomorrow or Thursday.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Staney N. Doust
Oscar Kreutzer
Doust
Maurice B. McLoughlin
A. F. Wilding
McLoughlin
New York
J. C.parks
A. E. Beamish
G. W. Hillyard
Wiley Wins Motor Paced Bike Race at Revere Track
George Wiley of Syracuse won the 30 mile motor paced race at the Revere cycle track last evening in brilliant style. He defeated Elmer Collins of Lynn by two and a half laps with James Moran of Chelsea far behind.
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George Wiley
Syracuse
N. Y
Revere
Elmer Collins
Lynn
James Moran
Chelsea
Regatta Draws Big Entry List in New England Meet
Entries received at the New England Amateur Rowing Association meeting at Union Boat Clubhouse set the stage for the July 4 regatta on the Charles River at 9 a.m. The committee hopes this year’s event will exceed prior sums.
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New England Amateur Rowing Association
Union Boat Clubhouse
Chestnut Street
Charles River
Wiley Holds Lead as Collins Presses in Close Race
Wiley led from the start and stayed ahead for most of the 16 mile race. Charlie Turville, pacing Collins, caused a wheel slip costing Collins a lap and momentum. Wiley remained steady, showing form in the early miles as Collins tried to pass repeatedly before tiring.
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Wiley
Collins
Charlie Turville
Pacig Collins
Lynn
Bowling on Green Tonight in Boston Club Events
Spirited contests on Franklin Field and Hartford Bowling Green Club greens mark a busy night for Boston Bowling Green Club members. About 60 entrants compete in the day events under President A C Hill and Vice President William Coulson for club and junior prizes, with a Hartford Cup challenge on the horizon.
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Franklin Field
Boston Bowling Green Club
Europe
Hartford
Conn
City of
Hartford Bowling Green
A. C. Hill
William Coulson
The Grind of the Gods by Kate Masterson
Kate Masterson writes a standout short story for the Post Magazine debuting next Sunday. The piece highlights struggle and resilience through vivid characters and sharp prose.
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Kate Masterson
Next
Post
New York and Boston crews to race two octopede boats
Local racing gains added interest with New York entries and two octopede crews formed from top New York and Boston clubs. Winchester Boat Club joins the amateur association. Officials named include Referee John O Regan and judges John McPartland Walter Skayhan and Ed Flynn. Timers are John Murphy and H A Jackson with Starter H R Delano.
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New York
Boston
Winchester Boat Club
Ard
John O'Regan
John McPartland
Jeffries Point
Boston Becomes Massachusetts Port After Customs Service Reorganization
The reorganization at the customs service shifts the port designation to Boston for Massachusetts. the collector’s salary rises from 38000 to 10000. Edwin A. Curtis acts as collector after resigning. He remains the only remaining state collector as others were ousted. Deputy collectors now report to the Boston collector. A successor is expected within a week or ten days.
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Customs Service
Boston
Port of
Massachusetts
Charlestown
Edwin A. Curtis
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Woman Hurt in Collision at Brookline Village
Mrs. William F. Riley of 12 White Place Brookline was injured in a surface car collision at Brookline Village yesterday. She is at home under Dr. Blanchard care with internal injuries and a weakened condition after the crash.
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William F. Riley
Brookline
Brookline Village
Blanchard
Wage dispute between carmen and city mayor stalls arbitration
The wage committee of a union and company officials have held conferences since April 23 and again failed to agree on arbitration terms. The union rejects a minor wage increase and calls for a Tremont Temple meeting and a July 4 session. They threaten a strike vote unless arbitration terms are settled.
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James L. Richards
Minot
Tremont Temple
Washington Street
State House
Company
Car Men’s Union
Carmen’s Union
Boston Car Men Demand Higher Wages From Elevated Railway
The Carmen's Union seeks a 30 cent hourly raise for first year workers plus a schedule of 35 cents after one year, tied to length of service, with arbitration plans including a state board or a three-person panel. The company counters, citing financial limits, and both sides outline arbitration terms and proposed processes to settle wage and labor conditions.
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Union
Elevated
Boston
Supreme Court
Superior Court
State Board of Arbitration
Boston Elevated Railway
Tremont Temple
Washington Street
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Board of Arbitration
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
A. D
Company
Amalgamated Association
Streets and Electric Railway
Association
Party of
Esq
Matthew J. Higgins
Associa- Division 589
Amalgamated Ton of Street & Electric Railway Employees of America
Mass
William A. Bancroft
State House
Pred Fay
Matthew J. 7Iggins
Matthias J. Nesdale
George M. Mulvey
Edward J. O O’ Rourke
James H. Vahwy
Draper’s Men Refuse Offer In Foundry Strike
Milford July 1 The I W W moulders at Draper Company foundry in Hopedale refuse to return under old terms. They demand a $2 a day minimum wage and a shop committee. Superintendent Nutting says workers would be treated as individuals seeking positions if vacancies arise.
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House of Representatives
Milford
I. W. W. Moulders
Draper Company
Hopedale
Charles River
Nutting
Rioting in South End Leaves Dozens Stabbed
In Little Syria a race riot at 72 Hudson Street drew thousands as knives and makeshift weapons flashed through a furnace of heat. Thomas Joseph was stabbed in the back and is not expected to survive. Abdul Turk was found dazed in the street. Police redeployed but arrests were limited.
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Syria
Thomas Joseph
Abdul Turk
Bluecats
Anduma
Joseph
Hudson Street
Lagrange Street
Two Drowned Men in Worcester Lakes
Two men drown in Worcester areas Bell Pond and Lake Quinsigamond. Manthonhon Gorgeades, 72, of 41 Orange Street, disappeared while bathing at Bell Pond and was later found. Walspylaw Meadure, 24, of Washington Street, sank in 25 feet of water at Lake Quinsigamond as he swam, body recovered by friends.
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Worcester
Bell Pond
Lake Quinsigamond
Manthonhon Gorgeades
Orange Street
Beli Por
Frien
Walspylaw Meadure
Washington Street
Lake
Quinsigamond
Segee Resigns as Assessor in Revel After Conviction
Revel assessor Samuel A. Segee resigns following a conviction for making false entries in the assessing department's valuate books. The district attorney demanded severance from all office connections, prompting his resignation.
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Samuel A. Segee
Revel
District Aretorney
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Faneuil Hall
Ees
Messrs. Vahey and Fay
Carmen's Union
Superior Court of the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Supreme Court of the Commonwealth
Messrs
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James L. Richardson
G. S. Sargeant
J. H. Neal
G. M. Mulvey
E. J. Rourke
Aechief Justice
Jef Justice
The
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Bancroft
Committee of the Union
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Milk Street
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