Cambridge Plans Washington's Birthday Anniversary Celebration
City officials and residents gather for a Washington birthday program in Cambridge. A 2 PM procession from Harvard Square to the Washington Elm precedes prayers, Mayor Champlin remarks, and an address by Curtis Guild Jr. The day features theater events, fireworks, band concerts, and flag hoisting with Washington imagery on school pins.
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College Yard
Washington Elm
Edgar R. Champlin
America
Sanders Theatre
Curtis Guild, Jr
Marshal
Walter C. Wardwell
Board of Aldermen
William F. Brooks
George E. Saunders
John T. Shea
Common Council
John D. Merrill
Stoughton Bell
Henry F. Tehan
William W. Bird
William H. Lewis
Cambridge
Washington
Harvard Square
Edward Abbott
D. D
St. James's Church
Champlin
Anes
Will Provides For Aged Catholics Home In New Haven
The will of Andrew C. Smith filed for probate in New Haven provides a conditional bequest of more than 000 to the Little Sisters of the Poor. The condition requires that within five years of his death a home for aged Roman Catholics be established in New Haven.
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New Haven
Conn
Andrew C. Smith
Little Sisters of the Poor
Little Sisters of the Oar
Ew Haven
Deer Island Firemen Protest Employment By Delegates
Delegates of the Central Labor Union protested Deer Island inmates serving as engine room firemen. Chief Wade sent a deputy to the institution's superintendent. Delegates claim the men lack state licenses, asserting the job violates the law.
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Central Labor Union
Deer Island
Wade
Great US map at Paris Exposition by Lord & Thomas
The 18 by 15 foot map from Lord & Thomas展示 details on state areas population publication counts circulation wages and labor data to aid advertisers. The Chicago New York firm, over thirty years in business, advertises best locations for reach and impact. G A R badge presented to Post Commander A J Slattlefield last night.
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United States
Lord & Thomas
Chicago
New York
Kago
A. J. Slattlefield
Neant Tate
Iron Block Strike Injures William Gaffney in Norfolk Area
William P. Gaffney of Norfolk Avenue employed by Thomas J. Johnson & Co. was struck on the head by a fifteen pound iron block that fell from about thirty feet on Harrison Avenue. He suffered two deep scalp gashes, received stitches, and was treated at Dr. Quay's office at 6 Dudley Street. He rests at home awaiting recovery with hopes for improvement.
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William P. Gaffney
Norfolk Avenue
Thomas J. Johnson & Co
Harrison Avenue
Gaffney
Hope
Combination Park Vaudeville Show Wows Immense Audience
Public attendance soars as Combination Park presents a high variety bill with praised sketches and hot racing. Miss Shedd delivers a three heat win after a rough start, and Diane pushes Rowdy Younger in the running race. Delgaile ta. Time 1:14 to 1:24.
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Combination Park
Au- Line
Diane
Miss Shedd
Delgaile
Gr. m
Darling
Gideon Maid
Davis
Bryant
Trilby
B. m
Batley
Carrie Pointer
Folsom
Duncan
B. G
Lockwood
Rowdy Younger
Abaarrhus Esteve
Og Dixie
McNamée
Welee Era Eae al ‘Teddy
B. G. Jeelleher
Wraees
Teachers Going to Halifax on Steamship Florida
Steamship Florida of the Plant line sails from Boston next Friday at 10 a m for Halifax to accommodate teachers attending the American Institute of Instruction. Reduced-rate tickets are on sale at Washington street and 2 Atlantic Avenue, Boston.
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Steamship
Florida
Boston
Halifax
American Institute of Instruction
Sound
Washington Street
Atlantic Avenue
Bay Line to Launch Boston Provincetown Ferry Soon
J R Bacon announces formal opening of the Bay Line passenger service tomorrow July 4 with the Cape Cod steamer Cap:tain and Nantucket steamers to run from Boston to Provincetown. The Nantucket departs Bay Line Wharf daily 9 20 a m weather permitting and returnsProvincetown at 2 30 p m. The trip promises varied ocean scenery and leisure opportunities with dinner at local hotels and a drive around town.
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Boston
J. R. Bacon
Boston, Eee
Provincetown
Cony
Nantucket
Bay Line
Atlantic Avenue
Broad O Tae
Cape
Plymouth
Sojorn
Lymouth
Division 59 A C F elects officers at meeting
In a local Division 59 assembly article the election of officers is noted with Patrick Lyons chosen as sergeant at arms. Other names appear jumbled, indicating a disrupted OCR of a labor or veterans group meeting.
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Atarms
Patrick Lyons
New England Golfers Qualify For Amateur Championship
New England golfers advanced to match play with seven survivors after opening day in Garden City New York. J A Stillman led the contingent with third overall and a 183 total, while Walter J Travis set the course amateur record with 166 and earned the gold medal.
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Garden City
I. I
New England
J. A. Stillman
Newport
R. C. Watson, Jr
Douglas
Seeley
Wee-Burn
Arthur Lorkwood
Allston
Massachusetts
Gardiner Hubbard
Oakley
Harvard
Percy Pyne
H. B
Walter J. Travis
Robertson
Yale
Travis
A. Lockwood
Gardiner G. Hubbard
Calon
Findlay &Ougins
Fairfield County
Q. A. Shaw, Jr
Myopia
Leeds
Thorp
Cory
Wollaston
Willie Campbell
Franklin Park
Lockwood
Oakland
R. C. Watson
Westbrook
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Dorchester Woman
Boston resident Mrs. W. L. Rollins of 24 Selden Street Dorchester credits Doan's Kidney Pills with ending her severe kidney pain and back soreness after trying other remedies. She purchased from Knight's Pharmacy 97 Court Street and notes no recurrence. Doan's Kidney Pills sell for 60 cents a box, Foster Milburn Co. sole US agents in Buffalo New York.
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Boston
W. L. Rollins
Selden St
Dorchester
Doan
Knight’s Pharmacy
Court St
Listed totals and names from Newport and surrounding areas
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with total scores or totals next to names and towns including Newport Conn Mohverse Meadow Brook Westbrook Morris County Philadelphia St Andrews Cleveland St Louis and others, noting totals like 178 179 183 184 185 186 187.
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J. A. Siitean
Newport
R. I
Pert
Findlay de Dou
L. Norris
Dyker Meadow
A Seeley
Weeburn
Conn
Jenkins
Baltimore
Harriman
Meadow Brook
Lockwood
Allston
Averlit
Rochester
M. Hobbine
St. Andrews
J. H. Stopke
Scran- Penn
Total
Ia B. Hollins, Jr
Westbrook
Ions
Cy Pyne
Princeee Tee Gabdiner Hubbard
Oakley
Johana Westbrook
Totar Kahelana Buffalo
Chares Hitchccoke Jr
Point Judith
A. A. Ng
Morris
John Stuart
Iiceton
T. M. Robertson
Meno
Gilman P. Tiffany
Newburg Y
M. McCawley
Philaasiphia
Reginald Brooks
John Reid, Jr
Allan Kenneday
Montclair
N. J
Stuart Stickney
St. Louis
Otal
T. BE
Cleveland
Jitty A. Shaw
Myopia
Tiffany
Shinnstes Hills
R. A. Rainey
New England golfers qualify for championship rounds
Hollins leads entrants with fourteenth place as Reginald Brooks and Quincy Shaw also advance. Among 121 entries 108 played morning rounds. 33 advance to continue title bid. Wind affected early holes while late starters gained from a moderating breeze.
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Hollins
Engiland
Reginald Brooks
Newport
Quincy A. Shaw, Jr
Myopia
F. C. Havemeyer
Yale
James G. Thorr
Oakley
Wollaston
Freeman
Isc Moreworthy
Nthorty-Two
R. M. Byers
Douglas
J. G. Averill
Harvard
J. H. Brooks
Princeton
Percy Pyne
Gardner H. Hubbard
Charles Hitchcock, Jr
John Stewart
T. M. Robertson
John Reid, Jr
J. Tiffany Richardson
Onwentsia
Penn Wins Varsity Four At Intercollegiate Regatta
In Poughkeepsie July 2 Pennsylvania won the varsity four-oared event in 10 minutes 31.2 seconds with Columbia second by three and a half lengths and Cornell third. Cornell bowman Brinckerhoff fainted near the finish as crews battled water conditions and a disrupted course.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Cornell
Brinckerhof
Armstrong
Brinckerhoff
Cambridge Sports Meet At Holmes Field Attracts Stars
Cambridge plans a city athletic program at Holmes Field on Wednesday featuring noted sprinters like Harry Kane and J A Reilly in a handicap sprint and a scratch quarter mile entered by J A Reilly and J J Moynihan. Mile and swimming events include entrants from Harvard, Holy Cross, B B C and Cambridgeport Gym Association with top swimmers such as Edward C C Hamilton and Chester F Rich listed among the field.
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Harvard
J. F. McGirr
C. H
W. B. Boyce
Charles River
Captain’s Island
Bdward CC
Hamilton
Colin J. Frawley
Cambridge
Chester F. Rich
N F
James F. Brodie
Harry D. Massey
Ralph R. Rumery
Lionel McKennie
William H. Pen
Rod McCormick
Brookline
Arbert D. Holm
Waldo W. Holm
Peter
Cronin
J. M.ridge
Pen
Pel
Sather
Boston City Games Entries Listed for Common Track Events
The notice lists athletes from Boston area clubs and schools entered for the upcoming Common Games. Names include F Koonelly F A Lincoln J F Cronin J J Curran W J Chesterman and many others across dash and broad jump contests.
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F. K. Coonelly
F. A. Lincoln
Sullivan
J. F
Gallagher
Charienson
Cheste
H. B
A. Murray
W. Watkins
James A. Four
Y. B. Hines
F. A. Tap
Beiter
A. Townsend
J. J. Ha
J. F. Cronin
W. Frankn
Mr. Murphy
J. J. Neary
John F Ney
F. Brennan
Andrew Porter
W. J. Chesterman
H. B. Young
J. F. Hurl
J. Masters
A. H. Shea
Daniels
B. ¥. Sullivan
J. M. Moran
National Tennis Tourney Opens Double Championship
Secretary Preghrey of the United Lawn Tennis Club announces the annual doubles championship. The event features two sections and follows an early August schedule. The competition will include top players and a gala to celebrate the sport.
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Secreta Preghrey
Sui
Eras Ie Gharplo
Canadian Wants to Try Out Nelson in a Long Race
Pierce, Miller, Walthour, Nelson and Champion enter the Golden Wheel pursuit at Charles River Park amid long distance plans. Nelson heads to Bridgeport for a 2 1/2 mile event while Billy Michael seeks a match with him.
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Nelson
Burns W. Pierce
Pierce
Charles River
Charles W. Miller
Pierce Miller
Walthour
Champion
Stingon
Charles River Park
Billy Corcoran
Arles
Palace
National Cycle Track Association
Michael
McDuffee
Albert
Dudley Marks
Bridgeport
Harry Caldwell
Manchester
Everett Ryan
Jimmy Michael
Micael
Bicycle News Highlights from New England Meet
KR W Pearson of North Cambridge set a new record from Boston to Portland in 10 hours 25 minutes starting at 12 06 from City Hall and finishing at 10 30 a m in Portland then returning to Newburyport for a 24 hour trip. Other upcoming races feature Cooper Taylor in a mile heat at the U A W national meet and a ten mile clash Hamilton versus Patrey an with promising amateur entries led by Littleton and Holt. Joe Downey and Bennie Munroe race twenty five miles at Brockton track with Munroe seeking luck improvements and Downey riding strongly this year.
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KR. W. Pearson
North Cambridge
Boston
Portland
Pearson
City Hall
Mornoon
Heeta
Newburyport
Portsmouth
Cooper and Taylor
Littleton
Holt
Claude Hamilton
Patreyan
Joe Downey
Bennie Munroe
Brockton
Downey
Fred Titus
Freus
Titus
Ward 6 Athletics Set July Fourth at Nort End Playround
Ward 6 residents compete July 4 from 2 to 6 pm at the Nort End playround. Contestants are grouped by height into four classes for boys. Events include shot put running and flag races, with Group A and B events and prizes to be awarded later. Entries close at noon July 4, limited to twenty per class per event.
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Ward 6
Nort End Plaground
Sharkey to Sail for Ireland After Exhibition Date
The article notes Tom Sharkey travels from New York to Ireland with Bob Armstrong for an exhibition on the Fourth of July. It lists attempted matchups and events at Saint Mary’s Park and the Lak race in July, including various entrants and weights.
Omega Oil Heals Aching Feet Says Reader Ad
An advertisement urges readers to remove footwear, compare feet to the body, and rub Omega Oil on feet for relief from soreness itching burning and swelling. It promises lasting comfort and claims Omega Oil improves blood circulation with proper use.
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Omega Oil
Dedham Wins Polo Match in Penalty Free Playout
Dedham defeats Seenee nay in a polo clash with no penalties. Forbes from Dedham scores twice totaling five goals while last inning closes at 37 seconds.
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Whitney
Meadowbrook
Weld
AITS
W. Eustis
Seeess
Dedham
Goodwin
Waitway
Nicholl
Waleney
Forbes
Rerio
Nichol
Csecesseseecessees
Seenee Nay
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