Maher Stops the Coffee Cooler in one round two
Peter Maher defeated the Coffee Cooler in the second round at Music Hall after a fast start by Maher. The Harlem fighter burst in with a furious rush, finishing with a brutal uppercut that put the Cooler out after 1 minute 22 seconds of the second round, drawing thunderous applause from a packed crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Maher
Music Hall
George Godfrey
Maher
Peter
Billy Hennessey
Sam Fitzgerald
Patsy Kerrigan
New York
Donnie Butler
Billy Conley
Howie Hodgkins
Dan Murphy
Craig
Cooler
Conley
Harlem
John JL. Sullivan
Andy Watson
Charlies Scarra
Frank Kaveney
Peter Corrigan
Charlie Lynch
Walter Lang
America Barnett
Low
Allen
Mike Haley
County Galway
Ireland
Guinness
Dublin
J. E. Sullivan
Martin O’hara
Jim O'Doherty
Peter Jackson
Jackson
Robert Hair
England
Bob Fitzsimmons
New Orleans
Joe Goddard
Coney Island Athletic Club
Frank Craig
Bill Dunn
Joe Butler
Philadelphia
Frank Morris
Harry Newmyer
New Market
Bill Slavin
Minneapolis
Frank Thompson
Billy McCarthy
Steve O'Donnell
Australia
Dan Creedon
Three Children Drown in Augusta Quarry Pool
In Augusta Missouri Ray Clark nine from Everett Massachusetts and Ed die and Daniel Reegan eight six of Augusta drowned this afternoon at the Hussey granite quarry on Manchester road three miles from town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Clark
Everett
Augusta
Mass
Eddie
Daniel Reegan
Hussey
Manchester Road
Burglars Raid Keene Residence on Court Street
Keene New Hampshire July 16 Burglars entered the residence of Henry M Darling on Court street last night taking a watch and a large quantity of silverware. Darling woke to the noise and chased the thieves catching one by the leg but losing them in the darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keener
N. H
Henry M. Darling
Court Street
Mr. Darling
Wakefield Special Town Meeting Votes Bond Issue
Wakefield on July 16 held a special meeting to issue bonds of 150000 for purchasing the Citizens' Gas Company plant and to elect a municipal light board and sinking fund commissioners. Action postponed for one week due to warrant defect. Also voted 700 to clean the Saugus River below Vinton Street per Health Board recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Citizens’ Gas Company
Board of
Sinking Fund Commissioners
Board of Health
Saugus River
Vinton Street
Italian prisoner killed after suicide attempt in train incident
Sylvester Vistro a 30 year old Italian jailed for illegal keeping at North Adams was reported to have died after leaping from a train near Holyoke following an earlier suicide attempt at Northampton jail. He had been committed by Judge Tucker and was under guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mass
Sylvester Vistro
Northampton
Tucker
North Adams
Vistro
Holyoke
Cunard Steamer Catania Passes Brow Head En Route
London July 16 The steamer Catania of the Cunard line, which departed Boston on July 7, passed Brow Head at 9 p.m. Monday as it continues its voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Catalonia
Cunard Line
Boston
Brow Head
Weather Forecast for New England States
Washington July 16 8 p m forecast for Tuesday details fair conditions in Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut with warmer temperatures in eastern portions and prevailing southeast or east winds. Eastern New York shows continued high temperatures with winds mostly east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Oxford Triumphs Over Yale in Queen's Club Meet
Oxford lightweights edged Yale champions at the Queen's Club, West Kensington, London, in a sensational tour event on July 16. The event showcased top athletes from both universities in a closely fought contest amid rain and brisk wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oxford
Yale
Queen’s Club
West Kensington
Yale Beats Oxford In Hurdlers Despite Rain And Slip Data
Yale and Oxford athletes clashed under heavy rain with Yale favored at times but weather and a soft track hindered speed. Hickok of Yale threw 110 feet 5 inches despite knee trouble, while Oxford led early in the 100 yard dash with Fry and Jordan winning their heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nament
Yale
Oxford
Jupiter Pluvius
Woodhull
New Haven
Ashley Pond, Jr
Detroit
G. Jordan
Fry
Jordan
Sanford
Hickok
W. O. Hickok
A. J. Brown
G. W. Robertson
Robertson
E. A. Cady
Stamford and Kennebec Collision In Dense Fog
In a fog bound channel off Castle Island the Stamford and Kennebec collided, tearing a 75 foot hole in the Stamford’s port wheelhouse. The Kennebec stopped, offered aid, while Stamford’s passengers were transferred to the General Lincoln. Captain Davidson estimated damage around 10000 dollars. Stamford expected repairs soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Island
Kennebec
Stamford
Plymouth
Davidson
Cook
Quick
Kennebe
Lincoln
Hull
Rowe’s Wharf
Post
Captain Davidson
Maloney
Bicycles Offered At Fixed Price In Boston Showroom
The standard price is fixed at 125 dollars with no deviation this season. The top grade bicycle represents strong value for riders. Office, Salesroom, Riding School at 221 Columbus Ave in Boston.
Two Harbor Men Rescued After Boat Capsize
Michael Doherty aged 19 and Nicholas Nelson aged 20, both residents of 281 Hanover street, started a row at dusk when their boat capsized opposite the South Boston pier. A park police officer and bystanders rescued them, and they were taken to Station 12 and held on drunkenness charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Doherty
Nicholas Nelson
Hanover Street
South Boston Pier
Park
A Birch Beauty Furnishings Ad Promises Birch Suite
A vintage advertisement touts a birch bedroom set priced at 36 dollars with modern equipment including a swing towel rack dust proof drawers and a 36 inch French plate mirror. The copy playfully references a court scene and invites readers to request the 288 page general catalog.
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Sally
Victor
Alf Bowman
Gus Lambert
Jack Thomas
Baltimore
Charles Jackson
Jem Forster
Val Flood
Robie
Fra Craig
Harlemite
the Post
Broad St
Broad Et
Atlantic Ave
Asylum St
Hartford
Conn
W. P
Canal St
Holden Row
Charlestown
A. T
Bank St
Cambridge
Poplar St
H. T
P. FE. I
Blue Hill Ave
Ana
North Russell St
Carver St
Framingham
GLE Bros
Rochester
N. Y
Mason & CO
Winooski
Franklin St
Macconnell
Chandler & CO
Province Court
Washington St
Broadway
South
Friedman Manipg. CO
Commerce St
L. C
New York City
L. Witte
Purchase St
Friend St
Industrial Aid Society of Boston
Henry Peterson
Charity
Chardon St
Ware
T. M. Ware
India
Portland St
Boston Bamboo CO
Manufacturers' Oil Coo
Cleveland
Montreal
Worcester St
Tremont
Columbus
Ames
Sherman
Hannah & CU
A. R. Andrews
Court St
BUCS
Eta
By Mail, Barnard & Co
National Life
Uance
Phelps
State Agt
Dev
Keene
Wakefield Town Meeting
Nass. Boot and Shoe CO
Winter St
Tremont St
Sheldon and Hickok
Esell
Gaisson
Chicago
United States Artillery
Grand Boulevard
Oakwood Boulevard
United States
Edward Doyle
Second Light Artillery
Jeremiah Donovan
Doyle
Joseph Galler
Farrier
Seventh Cavalry
Fred Lotz
Second Artillery
Martin O'Donnell
Lider
O’donnell
W. K. Antis
J. W. Allen
George Hoffman
Anthony Kane
Enke
Pinowski
Donovan
Union Stock Yards
L. P. Sheldon
Gloucester
Boston and Plymouth Steamship Company
Alexander Maloney
Fort Independence
Columbia
Pope Mfc. CO
Columbus Ave
Rueter & CO
Paine’s Furniture CO
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