National regatta to feature five New England entries on Schuylkill
Sid ney West of the Millstreams leads five Rhode Island entries from New England in the Philadelphia regatta. Worcester High School crew, Ten Buck and Charlie Lewis headline the field. Worcester, and Springfield Boat Club entries compete for Labor Day honors as crews prepare on Charles River and Quinsigamond.
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Schuylkill River
Philadelphia
Sidney West
Millstreams
Ed Ten Buck
Charlie Lewis
Worcester
Worcester High School
Uebic
Springfield Boat Club
Bay State
Montrose
Kerns
Johnson
Daly
Jackson
Lake Quinsigamond
Harvard
Weld Boat Club
R. H. Gould
Lester Perry
C. B
G .S. Taylor
O. S. J. A. Haradon
C Daly
Saeeeae
T. R. Johnson
T. J. Kerns
J. M. Meagher
E. J. Kerns
Ten Eyck
Lewis
Kuebic
Charlies River
New England Rowing Association
Charles River
Whitehead
Ten Byck
Bradfords
Boston
John Grainey
J. Brignoli
P. Berkeley
M. Grainey
Peter Mullen
M. Fay
George McKenzie
John Cummings
James Cummings
W. Grainey
John
Riversides
Walter Stimpson
Jim” Fox
Country day for Boston cyclists draws crowds to beaches
Boston riders filled the parks and beaches as groups like the Massachusetts BC to Gloucester and PCC to Salem joined Fort Picker ing visits. The Elm and Suf folks rode Crescent Beach and Nantasket while others toured Fort Point and local dinner spots.
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Boston
Crescent Beach
Nantasket
Pat Sheehan
Quad
ST Asin
Massachusetts B. ‘Co
Gloucester
Salem
Dyar
Fort Pickering
Commonwealth B. C
Fort Point
Canton C. C
Elm C. C
School Jubilee Planned for July Third Open-Air Festival
Over 100 members of the old Boylston School and Fort Hill residents met at Phenix Hall to finalize plans for an open-air festival on July 3. P F McDonald presided and reports noted active committee work for a gala day. Mayor Quincy will attend along with Boston school officials and various associations. Rev James B Troy to deliver the oration. Congressional reps P A Collins J H nee and Roelag F tagerald served on the reception committee.
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Old Boylston School
Old Fort Hill
Phenix Hall
P. F. McDonald
Quincy
Boston
James B. Troy
P. A. Collins
Ea J. H. Nee
Te Roelag F. Tagerald
Afty
Sharkey Sees Corbett Offer as Ploy for Show
Tom Sharkey reacts to Jim Corbett’s return challenge, accusing Corbett of a publicity ploy to boost a Buffalo fight. He demands a forfeit posting and outlines future bouts with conditions, praising veriscope as an educational aid and noting other boxing news and upcoming benefits in the sport.
Corbett and Fitzsimmons Flock to Asbury Park for Season
Asbury Park N J July 17 The resort known for its moral standards attracts top prizefighters Corbett and Fitzsimmons who are settled in nearby cottages. Corbett trains hard for his forthcoming bout with Kid McCoy while Fitzsimmons cruises with horse riding. Lansing also trains nearby as fans and hotel guests buzz about the visitors.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Lansing
Billy” Brady
Loch Arbor
Deal Lake
McCoy
Eighth Avenue
Boxing Gossip and World Title Salvos in Early Memoirs
A cluttered boxing schedule spans J Downey vs Danny McBride and Mc Closkey vs Loeber in Chicago. Maxey Haugh meets J Glynn in Troy. Pornetedt faces Ed Seats and Lansing faces Lenox in Boston. Lemove battles Kilty in Toronto with Pelican A O and Brooklyn bouts listed. Historic note recalls Jim Corbett and Kid McCoy articles demanding a world title contest, while public acceptance lingers as Corbett’s fall to Fitzsimmons is recalled and offers to fight are critiqued.
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Corbett
Fits
Julian
Brady
McCoy
Fitzsimmons
Fitz
Buffalo
Gus Ruhlin
Syracuse
Carson
Joe Donovan
Chicago World of Sport
Dangerouslyll
Donovan
Chicago Daily News
World of
Sport
Gus Rubiin
Big Jack McCormack
Philadelphia
Pelican A. C
Brooklyn
Ruhlin
Sharkey
McCormack
Jerome Moore
Roanohe Club
North Russell Street
George V. Tuohey
N. A
Jim Corbett
Kid McCoy
George Considine
Bob
Billy
Munyon Kidney Cure Claims Cure for All Kidney Diseases
Munyon asserts in a testimonial list that his Kidney Cure can treat all kidney complaints including severe Bright's disease, claiming success in many serious cases. The presentation reads as promotional endorsements rather than clinical data.
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Bright
Munyon
National League Games Listed for Today
Schedule of NL matchups includes Pittsburg at Boston, Louisville at New York, St. Louis at Brooklyn, Cleveland at Washington, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, and Chicago at Baltimore.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Louisville
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Washington
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Baltimore
Paterson and Louisville Duel in Doubleheader
At Paterson New Jersey, a Hartford game double feature drew about 200 spectators. In the first game Paterson scored 6 to 2 over Louisville with a 9 0 1 0 0 1 nine inning sequence noted. the second game ended Louisville 3 Paterson 1.
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Paterson
N. J
Louisville
Newark-NJ baseball doubleheader results noted
In Newark New Jersey the first game finished Newark six Doncaster two after eleven innings. The second game ended Newark ten Lancaster six. In Montreal the Montreal six Toronto sixty five in a lopsided score.
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Newark
N. J
Doncaster
Lancaster
Montreal
Toronto
Boston Teams Face Long Road Trips and Roster Shuffles
Fred Lake returns from Syracuse while Hickman goes to Providence and Boston eyes a long jump from Brooklyn to St. Louis. Pittsburg plays at 8 30 pm with Willis or Kirby possibly joining Boston. McCreery shows winning form vs Pittsburg. Captain Duffy leaves for Nantasket Beach. Taunton sets up independent lineup. Cincinnati series looms in Porkoplis as Dr. Arlie Pond serves as a U S surgeon awaiting orders at Fort Meyer.
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Fred Lake
Syracuse
Hickman
Providence
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Willis
Kirby
Tom McCreery
Captain Duffy
Nantasket Beach
Tannehill
Matt Kilroy
Chicago South Paw
Jake Beckley
Eagle
Billy Hamilton
Taunton
Dan Burke
Bobby Moore
Joe Harrington
Frank Sexton
John Wiley
Watkins
Donovan
Jack McCarthy
Walpole
Cincinnati
Porkopolis
Arlie Pond
Rutland
Quarrel Fatal Blow Struck Finn Rinki Dies
In Fitchburg a quarrel led to John Rinki a Finn being struck with a board by John Patpala. Rinki died this morning from the blow and Patpala was arrested.
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Fitchburg
John Rinki
John Patpala
Rinki
Patpala
Grand circuit opens at Grosse Pointe track Detroit
The opening of the grand circuit at the Grosse Pointe track Detroit brings together the fastest light harness horses in America for the season. Entries for the Saturday races close tonight with John F Moakley listed as contact. The St Augustine’s Church event at Locust street grounds is among the featured races.
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Grosse Pointe Track
Detroit
America
St. Augustine’s Church
Locust Street Grounds
Garryowens
Cambridge
O'Connells
South End
Eugene Sullivan
O’connells
Wattan
Chantees
Amateur baseball teams seek yearend game matches and schedules
Local clubs from Boston and surrounding towns post requests for 15 to 18 year olds, uniformed squads, and strong teams to play on late July through August dates with guarantees, half expenses, or travel support. Names and addresses list managers and contact venues across Charlestown Cambridge Somerville Roxbury Dorchester East Boston Jamaica Plain and Woburn with August open dates.
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Daressi L. C. Clifford, Jr
Florence Meat
St. James Altar Boys
Joseph M. Geary
Tyler Street
B. H
J. Kellar
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Lowells
Cambridge
Hawthorns
Mount Auburn
G. M. Scorgie
Gibson Street
Warren Reds
Martin McDonough
Monument Avenue
F. Hart
Province Court
Boston
Edmonds
Benjamin
Mondy
Gay Head Street
Roxbury
Norwoods
Somerville
Uniformed
Labor Day
H. O. Nichols
Broadway
Sacred Hearts
James Feery
Sixth Street
East Cambridge
Dorchester A. C
Strow
G. J. & Houghton
Wheatland Avenue
Hiarcheses
Walnuts
McDonald
Gore Street
East Camridge
Fowlers
Dorchester
Adee George F. Cavanagh
Olney Street
George Benz
Crescents of
FE. F. Medley
Chestnut Park
Arctics
Brookline
M. J. Hanrahan
Beacon Street
Edisons
Charles Magill
Hyde Park
J. W. Drinkwater
Round Hills
Jamaica Plain
Henry F. Lyons
Round Hill Street
U. S
Hobsons
Admirals
Roy Bangs
Earl Street
The
Willows
J. Leonard
Child Street
Eliot
M. J. Morrisseys
Patrick Sullivan
Warrenton Street
Monitors
South Boston
William Shelley
Thorndike Street
McMorrows
C. A. McCarthy
Summer Street
City
H. J. Gallagher
Webster Avenue
Shawmuts
East Boston
Joe McCaffry
Lexington Street
Beverly
A. A
A.C. Lawrence
Woburn and Wesners
Lowell
M. F. Clark
Saugus
Tubular River and Stud Company
Ipswich
Danvers
J. F. Pension
Fuller Street
Lynn
Clover A. C
Clover Field
Baxters
Thomas Scannell
D Street
Tincoins of
Francis W. Martin
Kilby Street
Pacifics
Codmans
Emmetts
St. Augustine A. A
C. F. Martin
Athens Street
South
Shea
Brandley
Tom’’ Madden
Centre Street
Walthams of
Waltham
John J. Connelly
River Street
Victors
Higgins
Mulholland
Lincolns
Acorns
William J. Zuck
Island Street
Johnson Stars
Tom Scannell
Lane
Conroy
McGowan
S. S
Joe Klaus
Pat Lane
W. Klaus
Jim Kelly
C. F
M. Kelly
Scannell
Monitor Baseball
Everett
Craigies of
Burnham Jacques
Mansfield Street
McNabb
Donahue
Anthony
Smith
Russell
Jenkins
McPhee
E. Russell
R. F
Wilson
J. F
Battery
M. Smith
Everett Street
East
Walden A. C
R. Falls
Carey
J. Eagan
Kraushaar
Shorty Jacobs
George Fallon
Walden Street
Waller Aims To Break 24 Hour Road Record In Boston Area
Cyclist Frank Waller plans a midnight start next Saturday to dash the 24 hour road record, targeting Evans 955 miles 790 feet. A large team of pacemakers and officials from the Chronograph Club and League of American Wheelmen will pace and time the ride over a 25 mile course south of Boston.
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Frank Waller
A. W. W. Evans
New Brunswick
N. J
Waller
Boston
Century Road Club
Mr. Evans
C. R. C. Cordang
Charles B. Fay
Somerville
Chronograph Club
League of American Wheelmen
England
C. G. Percival
John McDuffee
Warren F. Taylor
Norwood
B. G. Bannon
South End
Michael
Bannon
Memory of Ensign Bagley Services Held in Attleboro
Memorial services were held at All Saints Episcopal Church for Ensign Worth Bagley of the torpedo boat Winslow who was killed off Cardenas and Weslie Brass of Westboro Mass the first Americans to fall in the Spanish American War. Letters from Gov Wolcott Bishop Lawrence Gov Dyer of Rhode Island and Secretary Long were read. Long wrote that life’s value grows with human progress and the death of Bagley has touched the nation.
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Attleboro
Worth Bagley
Winslow
Cardenas
Weslie Brass
Westboro
Mass
Spain
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
James L. Tryon
Wolcott
Lawrence
Dyer
Rhode Island
Long
Ensign Bagley
George A Pillsbury Dies in Minneapolis at 82
George Alfred Pillsbury of Pillsbury & Co. and president of the Northwestern Bank died in Minneapolis at age 82. He leaves a large fortune and had public bequests totaling over 600000.
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Minneapolis, Minn
George Alfred Pillsbury
Pillsbury & Co
Northwestern Bank
Northwest
Bicycle Notes Highlight Puncture Rivalry And Racing Plans
The report follows Michael who suffered a rear tire puncture against Linton with spectators noting him riding on the rim before a wheel change. It notes a pattern of incidents between Michael and Linton across five meetings. It also mentions rebuilding ties to Eddie Bald and potential turf collaboration, betting activity at Manhattan Beach, and various cycling events and prizes in East Boston and White Mountains.
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Michael
Linton
America
American Racing Association
Eddie Bald
Buffalo
Eddie
Bald
Pat McDonald
Manhattan Beach
Michael Money
Tod Sloane
George A. Banker
Pittsburg
Europe
Bourette
Jalu Brothers
C. W. Miller
Banker
Zimmerman
Boston
George M. Porter
Meridian Street
East
Mr. Spiers
Pennsylvania
George D. Gideon
Mt. Pleasant House
White Mountains
Crawford Notch
Littleton Track
Frank W. Holt
South Acton
Review Club
Crescent Avenue
Chelsea
Spain Seeks Peace in Interview Amid War Weariness
A Madrid cabinet member spoke of pursuing an honorable peace with the United States in a contemporary interview. An official Porto Rico despatch notes ammunition explosion injuries in a separate report.
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Madrid
United States
Porto Rico
Mass voters urged to oppose war drive as Republican tool
Gamaliel Bradford writes to Massachusetts Democrats arguing the war aims serve to keep the Republican Party in power. He warns of centralization, a standing army, and imperial navy, urging unity to resist party discipline and restore local liberty while urging Democrats to rally for peace and reform.
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Republican Party
Massachusetts
Gamaliel Bradford
Spain
Cuba
Chicago
Ely
Washington
St. Louis
Old Bay
Federal Treasury
Philippines
Hawaii
Europe
Ctizen
New York
Boston
Havana
Mantis
Cape
Democratic Party
Republic
Cleveland
William Jan
Gamaliel Bradfo
Song of Death From Corporal Coyle in Cuba Front Lines
Corporal P Coyle of Company C Ninth Massachusetts Volunteers writes from near Santiago in July. He recalls close bullets and detonations amid a night attack and a day of heavy fighting as the Ninth supports regulars. He reports health good, sees war’s horrors, and ends with farewell to his sister.
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P. Coyle
Ninth Regiment
NINTH
Massachusetts Volunteers
Santiago
Michael Donovan
Boston
Helping Ship Prisoners
Mrs. J. J. Fennessey received letters from her husband the quartermaster dated July 4 from Altares. He says he is engaged in helping ship about 600 Spanish prisoners aboard the Harvard after a naval battle. He reports he is well and comfortable.
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J. J. Fennessey
Altares
Harvard
Hill Denounces Albany Over Metropolitan Election Law
Former Governor David B. Hill calls the metropolitan election law a betrayal of home rule saying it usurps local powers and favors partisan interests. He condemns the measure as unnecessary and cites conservative newspapers and Governor Black's message as misleading.
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Albany
N. Y
David B. Hill
New York
Black
Bald and Michael to form Bald & Michael racing firm
Eddie Cannon Bald and Jimmy Michael may become partners next season forming Bald & Michael with Bald as owner and Michael as rider. Bald, a sprinting champion, has already owned several fast horses. Michael showed passion for horses last spring. Landanum named from Pat McDennis's unnamed 2-year-old at Buffalo races.
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Buffalo
Eddie Cannon Bald
Jimmy Michael
Bald & Michael
Bison
Michael
Bald
Pat McDennis
Landanum
Michel
Milk Stable Ablaze at 218 Columbia Road
Fire at midnight destroyed a milk stable at 218 Columbia Road owned by Ebenezer Wales estate and occupied by Bim Farm Milk Company with reported $300 loss. Cause unknown.
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Columbia Road
Ebeneeser Wales Estate
Bim Farm Milk Company
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