Harvard Meet Prizes Highlight Flight to Boston and Records
The Harvard meet lists large awards for flight from stadium to Boston Light and return with a $10,000 capital prize. It includes world record targets for altitude and speed with first prizes of $5000 and $3000 respectively and second prizes of $2000 for each category.
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First Harvard stadium air meet to offer big prize
The first successful flight from Har vard's stadium to Boston Light and return is to be held in September with a $10,000 prize, the top award in a $50,000 purse. Seven leading aviators Curtiss Williard Hamilton De Lesseps Hilliard Johnson and Brooking will vie for altitude speed and distance records.
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Charles F. Williard
Charles K. Hamilton
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Brooking
Harvard Aeronautical Society to Sponsor Boston Meet Prizes
More than 100000 spectators expected for a Harvard Aeronautical Society sponsored air meet in Boston September 3 to 13. Daily flights except Sundays with about 20 contests and prizes up to 10000 dollars. Events include altitude speed distance time air over Boston and back, accuracy and weight carrying tests with numerous high cash awards.
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Boston
White Still Holds Office Despite Jail Cell Sit
Lawrence July 14 The mayor is confined in Cell 25 of Lawrence county jail where he spends the first hours of his three year sentence signing licenses and making appointments. The city awaits City Solicitor Murphy’s decision on whether he should continue to administer city affairs from his cell.
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Lawrence Mayor in Jail Claims Power as Acting Board Presses
Mayor White declares intent to govern from his jail cell while Thomas A. Jordan leads the Board of Aldermen as acting mayor. The board asks the city solicitor to determine who the true mayor is and define duties amid living charges and countercharges from supporters and opponents. Continued on Page 2 First Column.
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Mayor Fires Five In City Departments In Political Purge
Mayor Fitzgerald swung his political axe on five Stor row-Donovanites in the city cam paign, lopping heads of Adam McClure John W Leahon John H Duane Jr Edward F E Hannan and Frank J McNulty and demoting George H Finneran to a clerkship. William J Welch will replace Finneran as water department head. Also notes Lodge and Fitzgerald discussed tariff at Salem Willows.
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Adam McClure
John W. Leahon
Water Department
John H. Duane, Jr
Edward FE. Hannan
Frank J
Hannan
Civil Service Commission
Mayor and Senator Clash Over Tariff At Public Meeting
The mayor and Senator Lodge clashed as about 600 shoe workers applauded the mayor. Fitzgerald cited rail policy and big railroad spending to argue protection benefits go to others, while Lodge criticized roughshod tariff methods. The event devolved into a full political discussion despite promises not to discuss politics.
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Red Sox Take Doubleheader Over White Sox at Huntington Grounds
Boston gains ground in pennant race with a 1 0 win behind Ray Collins pitching and stellar defense. In the second game Arellanes outpitched the piano mover as Boston breaks through with timely hitting and errors by Chicago, final score 6 to 2.
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Donovan's Pennant Team Tops White Sox Pitchers
Donovan's squad beat the visitors in both games showing dominant pitching. Walsh White and Smith faltered against Boston as Ray Collins pitched superbly. Doc White also shone until a sixth inning rally by Hooper Engle and Hack swung the game in the Red Sox favor.
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Gov Hazen Accepts Hub’s Offer Of Aid
Fredericton New Brunswick July 13 1910 Mayor John F Fitzgerald Boston Mass New Brunswick thanks you heartily for your sympathetic message to Campbellton disaster Thousands of people are without homes and any aid that can be extended will be courteously appreciated J D Hazen
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J. D. Hazen
Campbellton faces two day supply of provisions
Special correspondent reports Major C J Mersereau saying Campbellton has provisions for only two more days and demands immediate additional supply. Hundreds remain shelterless, but 500 tents arriving from military stores tomorrow will ease conditions. destitute residents stay cheerful despite disaster.
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Homecoming of Mayor's Son Refutes Death Rumors
Rumors alleging widespread deaths circulate, but a local case proves them false as Austin Murray, son of the mayor, returns home on Tuesday from a location described as a spot 36. The report emphasizes no truth to the fatality tales.
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Six injured as limousine capsizes near Jamaica Pond
Aimousine carrying three men and three women driven by R E Fort capsized on Brookline Darkway near Jamaica Pond at about 1 a m. Mrs R Fort was hurled through a plate glass window, dislocating a shoulder and taken to Deaconess Hospital. Others suffered cuts and bruises but escaped serious injury as the car, traveling at near 40 mph, wrecked and towed to Fleming's garage.
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English aviator breaks leg in biplane crash at Bournemouth
A. Rawlinson broke a leg and sustained other injuries when his biplane crashed during an evening flight at the Bournemouth aviation meet. The machine was smashed to bits.
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A. Rawlinson
Forecast for Boston and vicinity
Forecast for New England calls for fair weather Friday and Saturday with light to moderate variable winds, predominantly from the south, in the Boston area and surroundings.
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New England
Yesterday's Temperature Recorded at Thompson's Spa
Temperature readings show 3 p.m. reached 82, with values from 71 to 84 across observed times. Average daily temperature noted, with last year's corresponding figure listed as 47. The fragmentary data indicate a warm afternoon and varying hourly highs.
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Sports Scores From Yesterday National roundup
National scores show Cincinnati edging Boston in the first game and Philadelphia defeating Chicago in the second. Brooklyn and Chicago posted a close Chicago win over Philadelphia while New York and St. Louis recorded scores. Ross won the open state event with Anderson second as rifle matches progress in Massachusetts and Acushia ITI leads in Y C eronise. Savarona beat Emerald in the Eastern Y CC run. New Bedford and Low innings produced a tied or partial result amid a self tourney. Boston ell play 19. ord winning appears in the fragmented text.
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Quick Service to Worcester Limited Cars Schedule
Quick Service to Worcester Limited operates from Park Square on weekdays hourly from 8 a m to 6 p m. Fare is 66 cents. Round trip 1 dollar.
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Mystery of Belle Elmore Crippen Case Stuns Two Continents
Tes Belle Elmore, an American actress, vanishes from London in February after marrying Dr. Hawley H. Crippen. Crippen and his stenographer pose as Mrs. Crippen, a note misstates the real Mrs. Crippen’s whereabouts, and an ad proclaims her death in Los Angeles. Scotland Yard follows Crippen to sail for America with the stenographer, who is rumored to be in boys clothes. Belle is later found buried under the cement floor of Crippen home while New York warns of fleeing suspects landing there.
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Crippen Murder Case Sparks Global Manhunt
A Scotland Yard dispatch notes Crippen, an American named Dr Crippen, is sought worldwide for the murder of his wife Belle Elmore. Mrs Crippen disappeared in February and her body was found buried under a cement floor in Islington. Autopsy reveals head injuries and stab wounds after death, with quicklime used to hasten disposal.
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Scotland Yard
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Hawley Harvey
Crippen
Belle Elmore
Islington
Crippen Case Linked to New York Flight and London Ties
Scotland Yard suspects Dr. Crippen fled London for New York aboard a steamship last Saturday after vanishing Friday. His companion is Ethel Le Neve, posing as his wife, French born but raised in London, 27, and rumored to travel as a boy. Crippen, once a London agent for multiple Philadelphia firms, has ties to a Paris medical firm, with a murder amid European turmoil framing the wider case.
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England
Scotland Yard
Ethel Clara Leneve
Crippen
London
New Oxford Street
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Porter Charlton
Lake Como
Europe
Balloon Plunges in Cyclone Lands in Trees
A small balloon named the Massachusetts, piloted by Charley J. Glidden, was seized by a cyclone near Lowell on July 14. Passengers included Boston figures Charles A. West and Colonel William M. Bunting. The craft was dragged a quarter mile and landed atop trees in a forest. all aboard escaped unharmed.
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Massachusetts
Charley J. Glidden
Boston
Charles A. West
William M. Bunting
Mr. Glidden
Ballooning tragedy ends 46 ascents of Mr Glidden
Mr Glidden called the worst experience of his 46th ascent as a balloon crash near Pelham ends a trip that began in Lowell after 4 PM. Balloonist Bunting of Penn Mutual testifies insurers may refuse aerial coverage amid the perilous voyage with cold air at 270 feet and a peak altitude of 3300 feet. Genie struck the craft just before landing, forcing a hazardous uncontrolled descent.
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