Plans for U S aid for Irish volunteers meeting
E J Maguire reports from New York that plans for tomorrow's meeting of the national executive committee of the United Irish League were laid tonight. National President Michael J Ryan announced that everything is in readiness for the big gathering after delegates from various states discussed the programme.
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Boston
New York
York
United Irish League
Michael J. Ryan
Philadelphia
Studebaker SIX Delivers Pure Value From Manufacturer
The Studebaker SIX is presented as superior value with no middleman profits. It promises better materials, engineering, and manufacturing accuracy for the price, aiming for longer life and balanced performance. Readers are invited to compare and inspect, request the Proof Book detailing manufacturing methods.
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Studebaker
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy Praised
A Brownell Arizona man reports relief after using Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy for kidney and liver trouble. He began about eighteen months ago and noted marked improvement after five bottles. The ad claims many physicians endorse the remedy and offers a free sample via Warner's Remedies Co. Dept. 357.
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Warner
FE Brownell
Franknell
Brownell
Arizon
Warfe Remedies Co
Dept
Rechoe
Nationalist meeting to plan convention and aid Irish volunteers
Massachusetts delegates led by T B Fitzpatrick and Michael J Jordan report to President Ryan at Hotel Knickerbocker. Tomorrow's session will choose the city for the October national convention and authorize fundraising for nationalist volunteers in Ireland.
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Massachusetts
T. B. Fitzpatrick
Michael J. Jordan
Ryan
Knickerbocker
Bay State
Boston
Philadelphia
Ireland
United States
Fitzpatrick
Home Rule Fund
National Party
John Redmond
Home Rule Movement
Messrs. Fitzpatrick
Jordan
James E. Cotter
Edward J. Gallagher
Lowell
Michael Maynes
James T. O'Reilly
Lawrence
Canada
Humphrey O'Sullivan
Hugh McCaffrey
National
Thomas Reilly
Archbishop Prendergast
Buffalo Downs Baltimore In Doubleheader Scoring 7-4
In Buffalo on July 15 Baltimore failed to score in either game of a doubleheader. Game one ended Buffalo 7 Baltimore 4 with Earl Moore pitching for Baltimore and Blair catching. Game two saw Buffalo win 4 to 8 despite Anderson holding Buffalo to four hits as Yount and Jacklitsch contributed for Baltimore.
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Buffalo
Baltimore
Earl Moore
Anderson
R.H.E. Buffalo
Moore
Blair
Conley
Hughes
Jacklitsch
Boucher
Lavigne
Yount
Brown Shuts Down Chicago as St. Louis Wins 2–0
Mordecai Brown allowed four hits in an easy 2–0 victory for St. Louis over Chicago. An error by Tinker and a bases on balls off Hendrix set up the runs. Final line: St. Louis 2 runs on 9 hits, Chicago 0 runs on 4 hits. Batteries Brown Chapman Hendrix Wilson.
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Chicago
Mordecai Brown
St. Louis
Tinker
Hendrix
R.H.E. St. Louis
Brown
Chapman
Wilson
Indianapolis Tops Kansas City 5 to 3 in Seven
Cullop held Kansas City to three hits through seven innings before tiring as Indianapolis scored four runs. The Indians defeated Kansas City 5 to 3. Batteries Moseley Ruarsden Cul lop Adams Easterly.
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Indianapolis
R.H.E. Indianap
City
Moseley
Ruarsden
Cullop
Adams
Boston Flower Garden in Fenway Prepares for Aug 17 Event
After completing the Fenway flower garden lay out a new debate arose over Mayor Curley's plan to sell the Public Garden. The ten acres near the John Boyle O'Reilly statue will be maintained as a beauty spot with public backing, costing over 1500 dollars, as the Society of American Florists funds the latest landscape ideas.
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Curley
Fenway
Boston
Society of American Florists
John Boyle O’reilly
Charlesgate West
Society
United States
Dillon
Park Department
Tenway Garden
Mayor Curley backs Fenway Public Garden expansion plan
Mayor Curley expressed support for keeping the Public Garden in the Fenway after the American Florists depart. He favored extending the garden area and developing it as a larger public space, while noting possible future relocation could occur after residents adjust to the change. John H. Dillon acknowledged the Fenway site as ideal if more accessible.
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Curley
Board of Park Commissioners
John H. Dillon
Boxing notes from London to Boston and Boston bouts
The Smith Carpentier fight returns are due about 5 pm London time. Clergymen watched the Baldwin Gallant bout and praised boxing if properly conducted. Mike Glover is favored to beat Frank Loughrey next Tuesday at Atlas A A. Joe Eagan vs Johnny Glover is set for Halifax No 8. Battling Jim Johnson tells of his Nashville fight earnings and his gift to Buckley Sharkey A C New York.
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Boston
Smith
Baldwin-Gallant
Mike Glover
Kid Graves
Bill Flemming
Haywood Briggs
al Britton
Frank Loughrey
Atlas A. A
Jack Britton
Glover
Chicasean
Welsh
Baldwin
Joe Eagan
South Boston
Johnny Glover
Halifax
Dominick Buckley
Jim Johnson
Battling
Sharkey Club
James Buckley
Nashville
Tenn
Mr. Buckley
Jim
New Aluminum Gaff Fitted to Vanitie at Newport
A new 52 foot hollow gaff made of Washington spruce arrives from Pigeon Brothers East Boston to replace the Oregon pine spar on the Vanitie. Weighing 460 pounds versus 728, it strengthens the sloop's rig. Aluminum spars are expected to save nearly 700 pounds overall and improve speed as Resolute sails. The Cape Cod tender heads to Bristol for a new main sail for tomorrow's Newport race.
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Newport
Pigeon Brothers
Boston
Lawley
Neponset
Resolute
Newport Harbor
Cape Cod
Bristol
Whitney Horses Win in England at Newmarket
Newmarket England July 15 Harry Payne Whitney sent his American bred runners to race daily results two wins and a second Harmonicon won the July handicap a 6 furlong race carrying 2500 Sandusky won the 2 year old selling plate over 5 furlongs Sandman finished second in the Swaff ham welter handicap over a mile all three were bred in the United States
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Newmarket
England
Harry Payne Whitney
Harmonicon
Sandusky
Sandman
Brooklyn Beats Pittsburg 4 2 in Series Opener
Brooklyn wins the first game of the series 4 to 2 at Pittsburg as the locals falter in the ninth. Knetzer allows only two hits through seven innings while Potteries Seaton and Land, and Berry contribute on the mound.
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Pittsburg
Federals
Brooklyn
Knetzer
R.H.E. Brooklyn
Potteries
Seaton and
Testimonial for Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery
A reader from Selma California praises Dr. Pierce remedies for malaria biliousness boils and constipation after operatic recovery. The letter touts the Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Purgative Pellets with trial options and references to a long running 1006 page book priced at 31 cents.
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J. Wesley Tilly
Selma
Cal
Dr. Pierce
Militants Seize and Shout as Wood Is Dragged From Court
In London on July 15 two militant suffragettes, who tried to horsewhip Secretary of State for Scotland Thomas McKinnon Wood, were forcefully removed from Marlborough Street Police Court by half a dozen police. The scene grew chaotic as the women kicked and clawed during the arrest.
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London
Marlborough Street
Thomas McKinnon Wood
Scotland
Militant attack thwarted by loyal butler at residence
A secretary on leaving his home faced two assailants. A woman with a horse whip accused him of forcible feeding of women and struck him in the chest. The butler restrained her, then tackled the second assailant, preventing further harm.
Two Women Fined For Chaos at Scotland Office
Janette Wallace and Bertha Watson caused a disturbance as one attacked with a whip on a secretary for Scotland. Police intervened, both women were searched at the station, one found with a decomposed egg labelled refreshing fruit. They were fined 20 shillings each, refused to pay, and jailed for 14 days.
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Scotland
Janette Wallace
Bertha Watson
Fire Devastates Workmen Quarter in St Petersburg
A major blaze in St Petersburg near Nicholas Station has destroyed twenty five houses. Four bodies were recovered from the ruins as the fire continues to burn through the workmen's quarter.
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ST. Petersburg
Nicholas Station
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