Race Set for Bath Me Between Greer and Maguire
The Jeffries Point Rowing Club’s Frank Greer and Bradford Boat Club’s Joe Maguire plan a doubles race in Bath, Maine on Aug 2. Holton sparked the talks with a prize offer, Maguire seeks a suitable shell, and both men may enter a later national regatta if they win.
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Frank Greer
Jeffries Point Rowing Club
Joe Maguire
Bradford Boat Club
Bath
Maguire
Greer
Herbert Holton
Joseph BR. Maguire
Bradford
Cambridge
Mass
Brigrolia
Thanisch
George
Great
Herbert H. Holton
Greer at Bath Crew Race Contender Prepares For National Regatta
Maguire plans to row Greer at Bath with another boat in reserve and hopes to win to enter Worcester’s National Regatta on August 8. He notes limited recent training yet optimistic about form, while Greer appears fit but lighter and less prepared.
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Greer
Holton
Maguire
Post
Titus
Henney
Scholes
America
Yen Iuck
Whitehead
Philadelphia
Bath
Worcester
Is It an Epidemic Vital Statistics Show Alarming Rise
A period piece warning about a sharp increase in kidney and bladder diseases, urging attention to symptoms and offering a free Swamp Root sample from Kilmer & Co. of Binghamton New York with pamphlet. The ad-style notice emphasizes preventive care and appeals to readers to act now.
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Bright
The
Post
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Isilmer
Cleveland Beats Chicago 8 5 in American League Game
Cleveland secures an 8 to 5 victory over Chicago with 4 earned runs for Cleveland and 1 for Chicago. Lajoie Bradley Hickman and McCarthy lead with two-base hits. Strang hits a three-base shot. Patterson notes a wild pitch and carries one of the losses. Wright fans four. Attendance 3876. umpire Connolly.
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Huntington Tp
Collins
Philadelphia
Monte
Cross
Ferris
Davis
Aye
Pta
Connolly
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Laver-Cross
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Winterswie
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Plank
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Parent
Shorts
Plath
Boston
Lachanc
Power
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Vaneing Lachance
War- Plank
Aduce Lachancener
Monte Cross
Warner
Castro
Warner Sing
Dougherty
Saint
Hart
Patterson
Eaeeen
Chicago
Cleveland
Lajoie
Bradley
Hickman
McCarthy
Strang
Bay
Isbell
Wright
Ale Wright
Sheridan
Bemis
Clarke
Fith
Jajden
Seo
Cleyv
Jones
Tradley
Green
Lhfole
Hick'n
Flick
Mertes
McCar
Goch
Daly
Sullivan
Pat'son
Titus Wins Heat at Regatta for Union Boat Club
C. B. Titus of the Union Boat Club New York defeats Louis Scholes of Don Rowing Club Toronto by 112 lengths in 8 minutes 33 seconds. Titus moves into finals later in the week as a strong contender. Z Beresford of Kensington Rowing Club wins second heat over K Johnson of Twickenham Rowing Club by 212 lengths in 8 minutes 47 seconds. H Farington Smith of Leanders defeats U X F Prevel of Club Nautique of Nice in 8 minutes 48 seconds.
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Hanldby
Eng
Titus
Union Boat Club of
New York
Louis Scholes
Don Rowing Club
Toronto
Z. Beresford
Kensington Rowing Club
K. Johnson
Twickenham
Mme
American Scullers Win Diamond Sculls at Henley
Two Americans, B. H. Howell from Albany and E. H. Ten Eyck of Worcester, won final heats for the Diamond Sculls. In 1897 Ten Eyck defeated H. T. Blackstaffe of England, time 8 36 for 1 mile 5 16. In 1898 Howell beat Blackstaffe, time 8 29, best on the course.
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America
Henley-on-Thames
B. H. Howell
Albany
E. H. Ten Eyck
Worcester
I. H. Ten Eyck
H. T. Blackstaffe
England
Great Whitehall Regatta Postponed Again to Next Wednesday
Third postponement of the North tund regatta features boats Lizzie Marco Polo Helena Lillian Nellie. Captains include Joe Conrad Dave Hennessy Harold Mathison Harry New branch and Gus Motto with Neddo Mahoney aboard Nellie. Prizes total 385 25 and 16 dollars for top finishers.
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Great Whitehall
North Tund
Lizzie
Joe Conrad
Marco Polo
Dave Hennessy
Helena
Harold Mathison
Lillian
Harry Newbranch
Nellie
Gus Motto
Palma Tablets Promise Success And Health Boost
Success comes only to the strong minded and energetic. Palma Tablets are sold to improve nerve, brain, sleep quality, beauty and kidney health. 50 cents per box, 12 boxes for five dollars with guarantee. Free booking. Available at WALKER, RINTELS DRUG CO., and listed Boston area outlets.
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Walker
Rintels Drug CO
Dewey Sq
B. F. Bradbury
Washington St
F. H. Putnam
School St
C. F. Eaton
Friend St
Klein's
Tremont
Boylston Sts
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Ad
E. W. Grove name must appear on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, the remedy that cures a cold in one day. 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Baseball Matchups Feature East and Midwest Clubs
The schedule lists Boston at St Louis, Philadelphia at Pittsburg, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, and New York at Chicago, indicating a day of intercity baseball clashes across the league.
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Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
R H. K
Boston-St. Louis
Wittsburg Philadelphia
Cincinnati Bee Eise
Chicago-New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Hoston
Cincinnati
New York
Iain
Rain Postpones Boston Opener in St Louis Series
In St Louis on July 7 rain halted the scheduled opening game between Boston and the hosts just minutes before start time. The showers lasted about an hour and the clubs agreed to resume with a double header the next day, two games at each park, as announced by the league offices.
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ST. Louis
Boston
Totals Of National League Game Report
The box score notes Pittsburg scoring 2 in the eighth and 6 in the ninth while Philadelphia tallies 1 in the first and 6 in the eighth. Clarke hits a two base, Thomas and Haliman make three-base hits, Tannehill and Iberg pitch with 6 and 5 strikeouts respectively.
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Therg
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Clarke
Thomas
Haliman
Reanumont
Smith
Brown
Tannehill
Iverg
Iberg
Ibers
Emstie
Penn
Ibere
Pittsburg Philadelphia
I Thomas
Davis
Barry
B' Mont
H'witt
Wagner
Brooklyn 5 Cincinnati 0 in National League action
Brooklyn dominates Cincinnati 5 to 0 as Newton limits the visitors to five scattered hits. Cincinnati misplays in the field and leaves 50 attendees watching. Dahlen and Steinfeld headline for Brooklyn with Magoon and Beckley driving runs in a one sided contest played in July.
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Newton
Brooklyn
Dolan
Beck
Keeler
Hoy
Sheck
Beckley
McCree
Crawf'drf
Dahlen, Sf
O Magoon
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Steinf’'d
Wood
Peltz
Th’man
Sceceteere
Dahlen
Steinfeld
Magoon
McCreery
Thielman
Phielman
Powers
Brown
Connecticut League Results Report
Results from three games show Springfield-Norwich 3 to 2 with Springfield, New Haven-Bridgeport 1 to 0 with New Haven, and Meriden-New London 6 to 5 with Meriden, plus Waterbury-Hartford 8 to 7 with Waterbury.
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Connecticut
Springfield
Norwich
New Haven
Bridgeport
Meriden
New London
Waterbury
Hartford
Rochester-Rochester and Nearby Cities Scorecard
A compact list records scores from multiple city matchups including Rochester 12 over Buffalo 1 and Jersey City 8 over Newark 3, with Montreal 7 over Providence 1, Worcester 8 over Toronto 2. Additional pairings include Rochester and nearby cities in a regional tally.
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Toronto Ee
Buffalo
Ewe
Worcester
Providence Eee
Rochester
Jersey City
Montreal
Newark
Providence
Toronto
New England Athletes Gather for Medford Carnival at Combination Park
At the Working Boys' Home carnival in Medford on July 24, top New England athletes will compete in handicap and open events for amateurs. Events include 10 yard dash, 440, 880, mile distances, running broad jump, and shot put with prizes for first and second. Amateur entries close July 23 with Hugh C. McGrath at Charlesbank Gymnasium, and registrations are via J. Frank Facey, N I A A U secretary in Cambridge.
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Working Boys
Combination Park
Medford
New England
J. Frank. Facey
Prospect Street
Cambridge
Hugh C. McGrath
Charlesbank Gymnasium
New England Matchups Listed for Local Cities
Lawrence visits Concord while Haverhill plays Manchester Fall River hosts Nashua and Dover travels to Lowell in a series of regional games outlined for the area.
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New England
Manchester
Lowell
Haverhill Ee
Nashus
Nashua
Manchester O
Umpire Dorsey Faulted in Lowell Lawrence Tilt Goofs
Lowell and Lawrence split the game with Lawrence taking the win in the ninth inning after a controversial officiating start. A notable play came when Conroy caught a line drive off Sock Alexis for a highlight.
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New England
Lowell
Dorsey
Lawrence
Conroy
Sockalexis
Concord Edges Dover in Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
Dover scored in the first on O'Brien fumble Burrill sacrifice and Weddige double. Concord answered with two in the eighth as O'Brien walked Mullaney and Murphy singled to score two. Both pitchers delivered sensational stops in a tense extra innings game.
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Concord
N. H
Dover
O'Brien
Burrill
Weddige
Mullaney
Murphy
Fall River Defeats Manchester at Varick Park
Fall River easily defeats Manchester at Varick Park. Visitors played snappy ball while Manchester team showed listless play in a game seen as no contest.
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Manchester
N. H
Fall River
Varick Park
Haverhill forfeits second Nashua game 9 to 0
Haverhill refused to take the field for the second game after claims of improper notification, awarding Nashua a 9 to 0 forfeit. Deininger allowed 12 hits while Golkey pitched steadily, and Van Zandt made a sensational third inning catch.
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Nashua
N. H
Haverhill
Driscoll
Deininger
Golkey
van Zandt
Champion breaks records in 10 mile heats in Atlantic City
Albert Champion of France defeats George Leander in two straight 10 mile heats setting multiple track records. He clocks 15 4 in the first heat with a 1 27 1 5 mile split and 14 29 8 5 for 10 miles in the second heat. Thompson and Boake set a 3 mile motor tandem mark in 4 81 3 5. Leander trails by seven and a half laps in the final heat. Tomorrow Champion faces W S Fenn who beat Harry Caldwell last week.
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Atlantic City
N. J
George Leander
Albert Champion
France
Sach Pasupion
Leander
W. S. Fenn
Harry Caldwell
Thompson
Boake
Posse closes in on Tracy trail near Port Townsend
Sheriff Hammond leads a posse from Port Townsend in a pursuit toward the Olympic Mountains to capture Outlaw Tracy. Revenue boats patrol waterways while Seattle officials scan coves and bays seeking clues on Tracy and Anderson's movements.
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Wash
Hammond
Olympic Mountains
Tracy
Revenue Cutter
Grant
Revenue Launch
Cudihee
Seattle
Vashon Island
Madison Indian Reservation
Hood Canal
Bainbridge Island
Port Madison
Cape Horn
Miller's Bay
Whitehall
Harry Tracy
Anderson
Miller’s Bay
Port Gambie
Perue Anderson
Cook
Fire Damages Brookline Residence. Loss About $10000
A fire at the residence of W. R. Chester at 25 Walter Street Brookline started shortly after midnight. The brick and frame building, two and a half stories high, suffered about $10000 in damage after the attic fire rapidly spread through the structure.
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W. R. Chester
Walter Street
Brookline
Slick Crooks Target South End Lodging House Theft
Two crooks posing as Mr and Mrs Fowler rented a room at 113 Pembroke street and fled with clothes and jewelry from lodgers in a South End lodging house. The man, 25, 5 feet 2 inches, 135 pounds, smooth shaven. the woman about 35, 5 feet 4 inches, 145 pounds with brown hair. Police seek them.
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Gong
South Pond
Julia Smith
Pembroke Street
Fowler
Sawyer & Co
Tremont Street
Pollice
George H. Ash
Oxford
Stella McGlauflin
J. Maud Albee
Grace J. Riske
Busiliere
el R’ortin
Harvard Men Lead In Round Robin Lawn Tennis
Boston July 7 The special round robin at Westchester Country Club opens to tune American experts for Augusts international contests. Leo Ware and Malcolm Whitman beat William Clothier and Montgomery Ogden in straight sets 6 3 6 2 6 1. Robert Wrenn and George Wrenn Jr defeated Raymond Little and Frederick Alexander 6 4.
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NAW
York
Westchester
Harvard
Leo KE. Ware
Malcolm D. Whitman
Soston
William J. Clothier
Philadelphia
Montgomery Ogden
New York
Princeton
R. D. Little
Frederick B. Alexander
Bob Wrenn
George Wrenn
Round Rogin
Malcolm — D. Whitman
Leo RB. Ware
Willam J. Clothi
Robert D. Wrenn
George L. Wrenn, Jr
Raymond D. Little
Warederick B. Alexander
Moran Signs With Giant In Baltimore Quandary
John J. Mc Graw announced in Baltimore that he signed with Andrew Freedman to manage the New York National League Baseball Club.
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Baltimore
John J. McGraw
Andrew Freedman
New York
School official reshuffles posts in Ward 1 city
Superintendent appoints Thomas Pos as secretary of the Democratic Ward 1 committee and Edwin O. Kimball as superintendent of streets at the station with a 600 year salary. Delehanty, former city committee member, becomes storekeeper at the station.
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Thomas Pos
Edwin O. Kimball
Eeta Donovan
Delehanty
Ratio City
Rroved
Kimball
Superiiner
Chinamen Vint The Pole Protest at Station 4
A Chinese delegation protested at Station 4 over bail practices following Saturday raids along Harrison avenue that led to many arrests. They accused a bail commissioner of taking tolls, while wealthier locals behind the movement seek to curb the tax or redirect funds. Police also raided 10 Oxford place, seizing books charts policy slips and Chinese type. Gee Yee Lee was arrested.
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Station 4
Harrison Avenue
Chinatown
Oxford Place Y
Gee Yee Lee
Bookbinders threaten strike over non union labor
The Rulers' Union No. 13 met last night and decided to strike if a non union man is used in a bookbindery. They will refuse work from non union shops and oppose price cutting by employers who hire under union contracts.
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No. 13
Boston
Winchester
Delightful Outing to Nova Scotia by Atlantic Railway Line
Heavy tourist traffic to Nova Scotia via Dominion Atlantic Railway with daily steamers Prince George Prince Arthur and Boston sailing from Long Wharf at 2 p m. Tickets and fares available at 228 Washington Street and Long Wharf.
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Dominion Atlantic Railway
Prince George
Prince Arthur
Boston
Long Wharf
Annapolis Valley
Evangeline
Washington Street
Teamsters Defers Strike After Union Meeting
The Teamsters and Helpers Local 112 met at Machinists Hall Wells Memorial building to hear executive board wage proposals. Voted not to strike for now as wage schedule was deemed satisfactory. Elected officers include President E W Cooke and Vice President William Craig among others.
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Wells Memorial Building
E. W. Cooke
William Craig
Thomas Gilligan
John Weston
P. J. Donaghue
John Gracey
Leo Myers
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