Boston and Portland yachtsmen delayed by fog
Portland Maine July 19 news from Trive Islands reports a delayed fleet welcome for Boston and Portland yacht clubs. Poor visibility and light winds postponed a 30 mile run to Five Islands, but crews remain enthusiastic. Start planned for 7 30 tomorrow with several vessels already committed. The Golden Rod damaged by an earlier grounding will sail to Bath for repairs.
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Portland
Trive Islands
Boston
Boston Club
Boston Yacht Club
Portland Yacht Club
Boynton
Maine
Portland Club
Hiwa
Jordan
Pawl Hermes
Leighton
Raceabout Burgomaster
Chapman
Thalia
Waugh
Clique
Dwyer
Eastern Yacht Club
Peak’s Island
Boothbay
Golden Rod
Fletcher Neck
Bath
Harry B. Center
Moran Wins 25 Mile Race at Charles River Park
Louis Mettling of West Roxbury led early and forced Moran to battle through the field in a grueling 25 mile paced event. Moran finally took the lead at mile 20 and set a new four horse power record with a 34 minute 18 1 5 second time, shaving 13 1 5 seconds from his previous mark as Mettling and Stinson contended behind.
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Louis Mettling
Httle
West Roxbury
Charles River Park
Jimmy Moran
Butler
Stinson
Moran
Mettling
Turville
White
Hunter
Saunders
Cambridge
Matt Downey
W. F. Drea
J. A. McNeil
A. W. McDonald
P. F. Logan
Miles
Yds
Reese
Rene Ewer
Ewer
Teres Ia Wee
Eee
Eres Ees
British Press Demands Prompt Action Over Russian Fleet
London reports the Russian volunteer fleet steamers seized merchant ships under a commercial flag. Admirals urge immediate naval action to protect British merchants and demand disavowal and recall of Russian prizes. Newspapers echo a grave, warlike mood.
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London
Edmund Robert Iremantle
Daily Chronicle
Dardanelles
Daily Telegraph
Lord Lansdowne
Cure for Eczema by Cuticura Remedies Testimonial
A mother reports her two year battle with severe eczema in her child ending with a complete cure after using Cuticura Soap Ointment Resolvent. Bathing twice daily, applying ointment, and taking Resolvent per directions led to a lasting improvement. Sold worldwide by Cuticura.
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I. B. Jones
Apdington
Inn. T
Lowp
Lepoter London
Caurters House Sq
Paris
Rue de la Paix
Rowton
Colwme Buc Ave
Potter Drug & Chew. Corp
Boston Tenement Dwellers Endure Heat With Fortitude
A Post reporter visits a crowded Leverett Street tenement in July heat. Mothers keep babies cool while residents open windows and observe sanitation rules. An elderly grandma endures the heat, noting the hardship on children. Wash day, beach finery, and 5 cent ice displays mark the scene.
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Post
Leverett Street
Lowell man wills estate to charities and pension trust
The will of James R Fellows of Lowell filed in East Cambridge Court allocates income from his property on Merrimac Central and Middle streets to a trust for his children and grandchildren. One half of the income goes to Lowell General Hospital with the remainder to a home for old men. If no home exists, funds are saved to establish one. The city of Lowell receives two bequests of 500 and 200 dollars for annual temperance and deportment essay prizes. The will seeks a nonsectarian home and notes Fellows helped establish a general hospital with a 30000 building.
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James R. Fellows
Lowell
East Cambridge Court
City of
Fellows
Lowell General Hospital
Morning Star Safe at Perim on Way to Guam
The missionary steamer Morning Star, under Captain Garland, has safely reached Perim on its voyage from Commercial Wharf to the South Pacific to Guam. Families of Chief Engineer Daniel Kemp and First Assistant Engineer John Pome roy are assured by the report.
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Daniel Kemp
John Pomeroy
East Boston
Morning Star
Perim
Guam
South Pacific
Garland
Russian cruiser reportedly sunk at Vladivostok
July 19 report says three Schichau built cruisers rejected by Germany may have joined the Vladivostok squadron and one ship struck a mine and was lost. The admiralty has no confirmation of any vessel lost at Vladivostok.
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ST. Petersburg
Schichau Works
Germany
Vladivostok
Admiralty
Russian Vladivostok fleet escapes into Pacific
On July 20 at 10 A M the armored cruisers Russia Rurik and Gromobei of the Vladivostok squadron passed the Tsugaru Straits into the Pacific Ocean marking a notable movement of the fleet.
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Tokio
Russia
Rurik
Gromobei
Tsugaru Straits
Pacific Ocean
Russian cruiser carries canvas covered guns from Odessa
Constantinopla correspondent reports a Russian cruiser passed Odessa with guns covered on deck and torpedo tubes. Suez despatch notes the German steamer Sambia seized by Russians and expected to arrive tomorrow.
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London
Constantinopla
Daily Mail
Odessa
Suez
Russian repulse at Motien Pass tallied by war office
St Petersburg reports no new details on the Russian repulse at Motien Pass. Losses are expected to be higher than General Kuropatkin's figures released last night and are greatly deplored by the war office.
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Daily News
St. Petersburg
Morning Post
Great Britain
Malacca
Russia
Paris
War Office
Motien Pass
Kuropatkin
Fire damages Somerville dwelling at Cross and Otis streets
Yesterday afternoon a fire in a dwelling at the corner of Cross and Otis streets Somerville caused about 4060 in damage. The house owned by J. W. Carter & Co was occupied by Mrs Catharine Canton.
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Cross and
Otis Streets
Somerville
J. W. Carter & Co
Catharine Canton
Milton girl earns life saving medal at Savin Hill station
Agnes Kersey of Milton received a medal and a complimentary letter from the United States volunteer corps at Savin Hill life saving station for rescuing Edward Gillis from drowning last June. Captain Crocker and Charles P. Conrad lauded her bravery. an exhibit by life savers followed.
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Agnes Kersey
Milton
United States Volunteer Corps
Savin Hill
Edward Gillis
Charles P. Conrad
Captain Crocker
Miss Kersey
Life Savers’ Association
Helen Fogarty
Eunice Slavin
Margaret Will
Georgina Mullen
Mary D. Kersey
Press Golfers Continue Tourney at Wollaston Montclair
The first round of match play in the Press Golf Club of New England championship concluded at Wollaston Golf Club Montclair. F. E. Sands of the Meriden Journal won the gross trophy with 18 holes in 3. Sidney F. Shirley and William A. Swan tied for the net prize at 84. they meet tomorrow to decide the trophy.
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The
Press Golf Club
New England
Wollaston Golf Club
Montclair
F. E. Sands
Meriden
Conn.) Journal
Sidney F. Shirley
Globe
William A. Swan
Associated Press
Ralph Cracknell
Cracknell
John EF. Daniels
State House Press Association
J. E. O'Connell
D. H. Vincent
Escapee Henry Oman Captured After Flight from Hospital
Henry Oman, who escaped from Danvers Insane Hospital Monday evening, was captured after a brief but severe struggle with police. Neighbors spotted him near his home at dusk in Malden, ending the manhunt from the prior flight.
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Malden
Henry Oman
Danvers Insane Hospital
Folk Control of Missouri Convention Opens with Folk Triumph
Jefferson City Mo July 19 The first day of the State Democratic convention ended amid a wild demonstration after a temporary organization was formed with Congressman W D Vandiver named temporary chairman Folk forces demonstrated strength early with a roll call vote showing a clear working majority Pandemonium filled the convention hall as motions to adjourn were rejected and adjournment was moved to 10 tomorrow morning
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Jefferson City
W. D. Vandiver
Harmony at Iowa Democratic Convention Draws Unified Fight
Iowa City July 19 Harmony marked the Iowa Democratic State convention as anti Hearst and Hearst factions neither split nor heatedly clashed while they competed to nominate and second their candidates in a surprisingly harmonious session with no bitter showdown.
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Iowa City
Iowa
anti-Hearst
Hearst
Crowd Turns On Police As Harrington Is Arrested
John Harrington of 45 Malden Street was arrested after a crowd mobbed Station 5. A protesting woman hurled household items into the street, drawing onlookers as Officer Mec Gee tried to quell the scene. Harrington was taken to the station with help from two officers.
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John Harrington
Malden Street
Harrington
MecGee
McGee
W Harrington
Heat Prostration Reports From City Worksites
Three heat related prostrations were reported to hospitals and police yesterday. Thomas Lane aged 27 of 219 Western Avenue Brighton collapsed at 11 am while working at the Brighton stock yards and was taken home by police ambulance. Florence Mark 24 of 228 E Street South Boston fainted at 460 Harrison Avenue and was taken to City Hospital. Mrs Louis Ingram 22 of 4 Haven Street collapsed at Dartmouth Street and Huntington Avenue at about 6:40 pm and was admitted to City Hospital. All are expected to recover.
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Thomas Lane
Western Avenue
Brighton
Florence Mark
E Street
South
Boston
Harrison Avenue
City Hospital
Louis Ingram
Haven Street
Dartmouth Street
Huntington Avenue
Mian 95 Years Old Again Runs Away
For the third time within a month Thomas Colfield nine percent years old has wandered from his daughter's home at 215 Cabot Street Roxbury. Police from Station 10 remain vigilant to prevent further injuries during these escapades.
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Thomas Colfield
Cabot Street
Roxbury
Station 10
Making Summer Dresses Sellout Style at Low Price
Modern machine made wash dresses transform dress buying from pattern shopping to affordable, tailored looks. Filene's Sons Co in Boston offers machine made dresses cutting costs, using speeded sewing and electric fabric cutting to provide designer styles at low prices across sections.
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Filene
William Filene
Washington Street
Boston
Fell Asleep Canoe Upset Near Norumbega Park
In Riversile on July 19 a young man sleeping in a shaded canoe near shore rolled over and fell into the water but quickly climbed back, righted the boat, and remained unharmed. Earlier a second canoe incident near the Norumbega boathouse required rescue by boatmen and police as a crowd of canoeists enjoyed the afternoon and evening.
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Riversile
Norumbega Park
Norumbega
Seventh annual Immaculate Conception picnic at Oak Island Grove
The Immaculate Conception Church of Everett held its seventh annual reunion and picnic at Oak Island Grove in Revere yesterday. Sports games dancing and a band concert capped the day with three baseball contests and other athletic events in the afternoon.
Five-masted schooner Jane Palmer to stay in Brooks yard
The Jane Palmer, the new five masted schooner in East Boston, remains on the ways in Brooks yard with several launch attempts failing. A final attempt is scheduled for August 11.
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Jane Palmer
Brooks’ Yard
Boston
Local High School Scores From Daily Meet
Results show Nashua-Nashua 5 Lowell 3 and New Bedford-Fall River 6 New Bedford 3. Haverhill 18 over Lawrence 1 plus Manchester 3 Concord partial result.
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Nashua
Lowell
New Bedford
Fall River
Haverhill
Lawrence
Manchester
Concord
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J. B. Coffey
Tobin
A. G. Holbrook
Po Soopens
A Stoughton
J. J. McKinnon
Joost Tink
Pacific
Black Sea
Mayhew
Walter Smith
Peter McNally
Florence H. Eaton
Walker Smith
Charles Connors
Tom Howard
C. E. Smith
Fred Howell
Patrick Nutt
George Frenar
George Hill
Rapnea
Goxneusey Mux Co
New York
Insane Man
Washington and Kneeland Sts
Oswego
Plathing Company
Washington St. Col. Washington and
Kneeland Sts
Immaculate Conception Church
Everett
N. E
Boston Eye Institute
Boylston
Mass
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