King Convalesces in London Amid Public Interest
London July 3 Everything points to a satisfactory if prolonged convalescence of the King. Bulletin frequency to be reduced to once daily as crowds gather at Buckingham Palace. Sir Frederick Treves attends a wedding, coronation guests depart, and Fijian soldiers perform a solemn hymn outside the palace.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Whiich
Palace
Frederick Treves
Delme Radcliffe
Crown Prince
Norway
Prince Fumatsu
Japan
Empire
Anc
Roosevelt to Open New Offices at Oyster Bay This Summer
The article notes President Roosevelt moving government business to Oyster Bay, with the White House staff including Cortelyou and Lraphers referenced. It describes a shift of operations to the president’s village, aiming for a quieter, more private setting during the summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Washington
White House
Cortelyou
Roosemer
President Village
Greater Boston golf clubs and races listed for weekend events
A long list of golf club competitions across Greater Boston area including Morning and Afternoon handicap events at Wakefield Bear Hill Chelsea and Malden clubs plus mixed foursomes and club team matches. Trotting and running races scheduled at Readville Concord Holyoke Naragansett Park and other venues with multiple steeplechase and autumn meetings noted.
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Wellington Hill G. C
Winchester G. C
Weston G. C
Newtowne Club
Cambridge
Brush Hill G. C
Hyde Park
Salem G. C
Salem Country Club
Pine Banks G. C
Malden
Bear Hill G. C
Wakefield
Bellevue G. C
Melrose
Norfolk G. C
Dedham
Traintree G. C
Danvers G. C
Wampatuck G. C
Canton
Clifton G. C
Tedesco G. G
Swampscott
Werham G. C
la River G. C
Meadow Brook G. C
Reading—A. m
P. m
Framingham G. C
Fannie-Burn G. C
Chelsea
Springfield G. C
Wannamoisett G. C
Providence
Chappequonsett G. C
Warwick
R. I
Mt. Anthony
G. C
Bennington
A. m
Beaver Meadow G. C
Concord
N. H
Hampden County G. C
Chiicopee Falls
Algonquin G. C
Worcester
Mt. Tom G. C
Holyoke
Quinnebequin G. C
Bristol
Keene G. C
Keene, N. H
Warner Meadow G. C
Northampton
Tatnuck G. C
Readville
Naralgansett Park
Rhode Island Jockey Club
Combination Park
Vanderfile
Barre
Cambroman Installs New Officers Ahead of Voyage
The Dominion line steamer Cambroman sails from the port tomorrow with a new master Captain Ingham and new Chief Engineer Bailey. T. A. Aspinwall becomes chief steward with Owen Morris as assistant steward, replacing several former officers who move to other vessels. About 20 former crew will join the New England.
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Dominion Line
Ingham
Roman
Mendes
Bailey
Ottoman
Pritchard
T. A. Aspinwall
New England
Cambroman
Charles Carr
Owen Morris
Farley
T Dominion Line
Bribery Trial Hears Disclosures In Ames Case
Minneapolis July 3. Interest in the bribery trial of Superintendent Fred W. Ames grew feverish as detective Christpher Norbeck, himself under indictment, testified about graft. He described a corruption system implicating the superintendent and foreshadowed connections to Mayor A. A. Ames, including a disclosed relation to the superintendent's brother.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Fred W. Ames
Christopher
Norbeck
A. A. Ames
Bishop Talbot Sustained by Inquiry Board in Conduct Charge
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania on July 3 the board of inquiry of the Episcopal church sustained Bishop Talbot of Central Pennsylvania on a charge of unbecoming conduct but found testimony insufficient to refer him to the house of bishops for trial. The Rev Dr Irwin had accused Talbot after a dispute at St John’s parish Huntington. The vote was five to four.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Talbot
Pennsylvania
Episcopal Church
Irwin
St. John's Parish
Huntington
House of Bishops
Labor Notes on Binder Strike and Tip Cart Men
The binder strike continues with demand for wage adjustments to equalize pay across city shops. Tip cart men strike at a major employer, Mr Hannon, who is reported to back the union scale and hire union workers.
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Hannon
Requests to Boston Societies Under Mrs Hell Will
By the will of the late Mrs Caroline M Hell filed at Providence R I yesterday 200 is devised to the home for the children of Baptist missionaries at Newton Mass for current expenses 3000 to the Women's American Baptist Home Missionary Society of Boston 2000 for educating freedmen and Indians 00 for the orphanage at Alaska and 300 for general use The Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary Society of Boston shares equally in the residue of the estate The headquarters are Room 507 Tremont Temple Mrs H G Safford is foreign secretary Mrs N M Waterbury home secretary and Miss Alice K E Stedman treasurer
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Caroline M. Hell
Providence
R. L
Children of
Baptist Missionaries
Newton
Muass
Women’s American Baptist Home Missionary Society of Boston
Alaska
Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary Society of Boston
Prudential Life Treasurer Dies in Newark
Horace A. Ling, treasurer of the Prudential Life Insurance Company, died today in Newark New Jersey.
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Newark
N. J
Horace A.ling
Prudential Life Insurance Company
National Basketball Matchups Forecast Across Major Cities
National games list two games each featuring Boston at Chicago, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, New York at St. Louis, and Philadelphia at Cincinnati with teams preparing for key showdowns and audience reach across cities.
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Pittsburg
Pe Brooksen
Ewes
Chicago
Boston
Teenee Ee
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Wee
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
St Louis Beats Chicago In Tight Twin Bill
The St Louis visitors won the first game with seven hits in two innings as O Neill outpitched Rhoades. Chicago dropped the nightcap despite safe hits in each inning and costly errors by Williams. Attendance 2800. Notable plays include Jones and M O Neill with two base hits, and O Neill and Rhoades combining for six strikeouts.
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Chicago
St. Louis
O'Neill
Rhoades
Murphy
Williams
Williams Ships Ninth Inning Win For St Louis
St Louis beats Chicago 9 to 8 as Williams finishes the ninth. Tinker and Slagle collected two base hits while Donovan Brashear contributed a sacrifice. Chance and Tinker stole bases, Donovan and Nichols turned a double play, and Williams struck out one. Eight walks issued to Chicago. Umpires Power and Town.
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Miller
St. Louis
Chicago
Jones
M. O'Neill
Farrell
Brashear
Dexter
Tinker
Barclay
Kling
Lowe
Rhoades
O'Neill
OY Rhoades
Williams
EAE
Ghee Beeee
Ascarg Te Exsoasvicdieen
Slagle
Donovan
Chance
Nichols
Willes
Wine
New Vanderbilt Yacht Sees Quick Christening Plans
Harold Vanderbilt son of Mrs. Oliver H. P. Belmont and Mr. William K. Vanderbilt tours his Bristol built cruiser to be one of the coast’s finest sloops. Captain Isaiah Crowley to sail, two seamen aboard, launch likely in three weeks as Harold spends summer near Marble House in Newport.
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Harold Vanderbilt
Oliver H. P. Belmont
William K. Vanderbilt
Duchess of Marlborough
St. Mark’s
Southboro
Bristol
R. I
Herreshoffs
J. Malcolm Forbes
Isaiah Crowley
Young Vanderbilt
Newport
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Cambridge
California
Virginia Fair
Vanderbilt-Belmont
Harold
Marble House
Guests of the Kaiser Keil on the Meteor Race
Emperor William hosted guests aboard the Meteor returning from Eckernfoerde to Kiel. Attendees included P A B Widener Allison Armour Clement A Griscom C L F Robinson grand Duke of Saxony and Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia. Iduna won on time allowance while Meteor finished second and Cicely retired. Emperor William welcomed J Pierpont Morgan for luncheon.
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Emperor William
J. Pierpont Morgan
Ogden advances in Middle States tennis semi finals
In New York on July 3 at the Orange Club the Middle States championship sawMontgom ery Ogden reach the men's singles semi finals with a three set win over George H Miles. Ogden also won a deuce filled second set 12-10 and took the final 6-4. Doubles action featured the Wrenn brothers defeating Beals CG Wright and W J Clothier while Davis and Ward beat C F Watson Jr and W L Marvin in preliminary rounds.
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New York
Orange Club
Montgomery Ogden
George H. Miles
Deuce
Ogden
Wrenn Brothers
Beals CG. Wright
W. J. Clothier
Davis
Ward
C. F. Watson, Jr
W. L. Marvin
Larchmont Yacht Club Regatta Opens Season on Sound
New York July 3 The 23d annual regatta of the Larchmont Yacht Club will be sailed on Long Island Sound tomorrow as the centerpiece of the season’s opening yachting events. The regatta attracts top sailors and features competitive racing across classes.
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New York
Larchmont Yacht Club
Long Island Sound
Postponed Readville Races By Heavy Rain
Heavy rain forced postponement of yesterday's New England Pony Horse Breeders Association races at Readville track until today.
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New England
Poean Horse Breeders’ Association
Readville Track
Weather Delays Sizable Northeast Sports Cards
Rain yesterday halted New England baseball and Eastern League games at Worcester Meine Readville Concord trotting meets in Readville and Concord and Narragansett Park races in Providence Bicycle events at Charles River Park were also affected by the downpour.
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New England Sague
Meine Worcester
Readville
Concord
N. H
Narragansett Park
Providence
Charles River Park
Jamaica Plain Club Hosts Open House And Music Evening
The Allen Larkin and O'Brien Club of Jamaica Plain held an open house with President Edward Hines entertaining Jamaica Plain Citizens Association members. The club rooms were prettily decorated and a fine musical program was performed. About 125 young men from the district have joined the club.
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Allen
Four Nova Scotia Fishermen Feared Lost in Storm
Halifax reports a deadly coast storm that swept Thursday last may have claimed four fishermen from West Dublin who set out in a small smack for the fishing grounds on Wednesday. Relatives fear all have perished as rescuers search the coast.
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Halifax
N. S
Nova Scotia
West Dublin
Pro Basketball Schedule Highlighting Six Matches
The schedule lists six NBA games with pairings at 10:30 and 3. Games include Baltimore at Boston, Cleveland at Chicago, Washington at Philadelphia, and St. Louis at Detroit.
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Chicago
ST. Louis
Cleveland
Boston
Stew Wes
St Louis
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Boston to host doubleheader with Orioles on Independence Day
Rain and wet grounds forced yesterday's postponement at Huntington avenue. Boston, without McGraw and Kelley suspended by Ban Johnson, faces Baltimore in two games. Cy Young and George Winters to pitch for the Collins club, with Collins returning. Morning game at 10 30 and afternoon at 3, gates open early.
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Huntington Avenue Grounds
Boston
Washington
Senators
Baltimore Orioles
George Winters
Cy’’ Young
Collins
Wild pitching duel at Detroit as Cleveland edges Detroit in tenth
Varney’s wild first inning set Detroit ahead five. Cleveland tied it late before taking a 5-4 win in the 10th inning on McCarthy’s entry after Pickering sprained an ankle. Hickman sparked the offense with key hits as attendance reached 1997.
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Detroit
Varney
Cleveland
Slever
Elberfeld
Pickering
McCarthy
Hickman
Clevelant
Pick'ng
Barrett
M'c’thy
Holmes
Bay
Dillon
Flick
Fl’feld
Iajote
Casey
Hickm
Arndt
Bradley
Gleason
Goch’er
Brelow
Bemis
Siever
Yeager
Five straight Chicago hits clinch game at St Louis
Five consecutive in the third inning off Reidy gave Chicago a 5 3 win. Callahan worked tight spots and Chicago fans celebrated attendance listed at 2500. Strang and Jones sparked the offense for St Louis while McCormick Daly and Wallace contributed for Chicago in a decisive victory.
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ST. Louis
Reidy
Chicago
Callahan
E Strang
Burkett
Jones
He'phill
Green
Heldr
Davis
Mertes
O Wallace
Isbell
M'C
Lck
Daly
Padden
F'ri’dje
Friel
Gibb
Gates
Wallace
McCormick
Anderson
Walencea
McFarland
Sheridan
New England Evening Schedule of Hockey Matchups
Morning games feature Dover vs Fall River Haverhill vs Lawrence Manchester vs Nashua Lowell vs Concord Afternoon games list Lawrence vs Haverhill Nashua vs Manchester Concord vs Lowell
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Dover
Fall River
Haverhill
Lawrence
Manchester
Nashua
Lowell
Concord
Per Clanchester
Owelles Heee A O
Scores Distinct Baseball Results Across Four Cities
Reported scores show Jersey City 10 over Newark 3 and Buffalo 10 over Rochester 5. New Haven 38 over Norwich 8 ends after 10th inning by agreement. Waterbury 4 defeats New London 0.
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Port
Toronto
Eae Ee
Buffalo Eeaeeee
Eee
Worcester Ase Nee Ee Ete
Eae Ae
Providence
Rochester Seeeeee
City
Enews Eeee Fees
Jersey
Montreal Ee
Newark
Eeee
Ewer Eneene
Jersey City
Buffalo
Rochester
New Haven
Norwich
Waterbury
New London
Champion Prepares for Revere Track Match Race
Albert Champion arrives from Providence and goes to the beach side track to ready his bicycle for the afternoon match race against Will Stinson at Revere cycle track. Champion appears in peak form and ready to race.
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Albert Champion
Will Stinson
Revere
Viovidence
Champion
Egan and Smith Advance to Exmoor Cup Final
In the Exmoor open golf tournament two youths Chandler Egan of Exmoor and Bruce Smith of Onwentsia won third round and semi finals today. They will meet in the finals on Saturday, expected to be a spirited contest.
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Ciuicago
Exmoor
UT. Chandler Egan
Bruce Smith
Onwentsia
Sullivan and Carrig Draw at Cambridge Athletic Club
At the Cambridge Athletic Club last night an excellent card featured Jack Carrig versus Mike Sullivan in the main event. Earlier preliminaries produced a six round draw for Schindler and Gilman, with Gardner stopping Glynn in two, and Dow and Epps fighting tame, leading to their removal. Harry Hodgkins refereed all bouts.
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Cambridge Athletic Club
Jack Carrig
Mike
Johnny Glynn
Brooklyn
Atlantic Yacht Club
Lowell
Gardner
Glynn
Twin
M govern and Corbett to fight Aug 29
Young Corbett ro thwell signed articles to box Terry McGovern before the Nutmeg Athletic Club in Hartford on Aug. 29 for a purse of 14 000. The Nutmeg Club already holds McGovern s signature. The original date was late October.
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ST. Louis
Young Corbett
William Rothwell
Terry McGovern
Nutmeg Athletic Club
Hartford
Conn
Nutmeg Club
McGovern
Boxing Standoff Delays Young Corbett Sullivan Bout in St Louis
St Louis authorities block the Corbett Sullivan match amid regional pressure from boxing factions in other cities and likely influence from Boston and Brooklyn clubs. The article suggests a Connecticut August bout between Corbett and McGovern as the planned alternative with gate receipts hoped to set a new record.
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Corbett
Dave Sullivan
St. Louis
Poe
Louisville
Terry McGovern
McGovern
Connecticut
Terry
Peole
Brookyn
Billy Crowley
McCoy
Majestic
Boston
MccCoy
London
Park View Sanitarium
Savannah
Andy Daly
Bor
Tommy Feltz
Lewis
Goodman
McGuire
Harry Forbes
Forbes
Crowley
New London
Sullivan
Owen Ziegler
Feltz
Boxing Promoter Flaws Spark Manchester Fist Fight Clash
Boston fans urged to remember friends and plan July return. The piece criticizes promoter unreliability behind Patsey Sweeney vs Timmy Kearns at 15 rounds, noting only six were held due to gate money. Sweeney won in round one amid controversy about a Boston referee, with Lenox Club directors denying unauthorized notices.
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Boston
Manchester
Patsey Sweeney
Timmy Kearns
Sweeney
Kearns
Lenox
Willie Reid
New York
Hughey MaeGovern
Mike Donovan
Reid
Gus Ruhlin
Bob Fitzsimmons
Bat
Fitz
Young Allen
Tim Kearns
B. H. Benton
Rob Rey
Motor Cycle Intercity Run Begins Today
The Metropole Cycling Club launches its Boston to New York motor bicycle endurance run with 83 paid entrants and four provisional riders. Start at Copley Square at 8 am, riders depart in couples each minute. Hartford is 126 miles away with a 4 50 pm Fourth deadline, overnight there, then to New York City by 5 17 pm tomorrow. Awards include gala medal and ribbons plus bronze medals from Bicycling World for survivors.
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Metropole Cycling Club
Hartford
Sixtieth Street
Broadway
New York
English Lawn Tennis Team Plans US Tour
The English lawn tennis team featuring the Doherty brothers and Pym will sail for the United States around July 19 to challenge for the American championships. They accepted Crescent Athletic Club Brooklyn proposal to play on Crescent courts and proposed August 6 to 8 as dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Doherty
Pym
United States
Crescent Athletic Club
Brooklyn
N. Y
Crescent Courts
Dorchester and South Boston Baseball Rematch Set
Dorchester and South Boston clash again on the diamond after a June 17 game ended in an even split. Holy Cross star Coakley will pitch for South Boston while Dresser and Sammy Curran handle Dorchester’s pitching. The game starts at 3 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
South Boston
Coakley
Holy Cross
Dresser
Sammy Curran
Vermont Golf Tourney Opens in Rain at Ekwanok
In Manchester Vermont July 3 rain hindered scoring in the state championship at the Ekwanok course. A Sydney Carpenter and F S Wheeler of the Ekwanok Club tied for the low round at 79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Ekwanok
A. Sydney Carpenter
Wheeler
Ekwanok Club
Bicycle races at Franklin Park start at 9 30
Nearly 100 riders entered the events this morning at Franklin Park. The program includes multiple cycling races beginning promptly at 9 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Park
Tecumseh Nom The Favorite In Seawanhaka Trials
Tecumseh leads the Seawanhaka cup challenger series after winning both tri angular races. Crusader and Seeress each won a windward and leeward race, while Tecumseh tops the point standings ahead of the Boston boat Maccaenit. First race started at 1 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Windward
Tecumseh
Crusader
Seeress
Leeward
Boston
Massasoit
Seeress Sccceeeevese
Frontenac Tba
Frontenac
Monsoon
Hmhm.sm
Filibuster Aoe
Seeress Oe
Tecumseh Eee Eens
Crusader Eee Ee Eese
Massasoit Sewer Ee Ee Eee
Filibuster Sete Ewe Ee
Frontenac Fete Reese
Talent Lost At Binghamton
Binghamton N Y July 3 Today's races brought excitement with many favorites failing in heavy track conditions Dorront won the 2 22 pace in straight cars Silk Lace captured the 2 19 trot and Qoze won the 2 16 pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
N. Y
Dorront
Silk Lace
Qoze
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