Sally Vi. Wins Race for 25-Footers at Hull Series
The Sally VI won the 25-foot class in the Hull Massachusetts Yacht Club midsummer invitation races, edging Seboomook by hair’s breadth amid a large field of 44 starters. Calypso and Chewink followed, with other classes including 21-foot, knockabouts, and dories contesting the eight-plus mile course under 10 to 12 knot easterly winds. Protests cloud the 21-foot class results, pending judge decisions.
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Seboomook
Hull-Massachusetts Yacht Club
Thomas W. Lawson
Splendid Cups
Duxbury
Hull
Nantasket
Mr. Lawson
Dreamer
Strawberry Hill
Quincy Great Hill
Peddock’s Island
Black Buoy No. 3
Sheep Island
Chewink II
L’aigler
Sally ViI
Chewink
Calypso
Gloucester
Peter
Peddock's Island
Sally VI
Sally
Opitsah IV
Sumner Foster
Porcupine
Rooster
Little Haste
Chloris
Pilot
Micmac
Leeward
Ophiah IV
Porcupne
Mildred II
Riza
Kittiwake
Mallillian
Domino
Question
Miladi Sti
C. A. Cooley
Tunton
Spinster III
Dabster
Jacobin
Bonito
Percival
B A. Smith
G Macomber Jr
Reginald Boardman
Foster
Theela
Chapin Tee
Chloris Cheney
Lanning
Foster Tetee
Tunipoo
C. A Cooley
L. M Clark
George Keith CoPere
Jacobin T King
John Fallon
Deee
Biza
Lurline N J
Walthour Wins DHMITLE Hage at Charles River Park
Walthour won a race at Charles River Park last night defeating Otto Maya Ben Munroe and Tommy Hall. Maya impressed with blistering speed but a punctured tire tossed him back. Munroe, Hall also faced wheel changes amid a long program with 2000 spectators. The Interclub team pursuit race drew $76.25, won by Press C. C. Mel lis h Mountain Wheaton over Metropolitan Wheelmen by 75 yards.
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Bobby
Walthour
Charles River Park
Otto Maya
Ben Munroe
Tommy Hall
Maya
Hall
Munroe
Joe Nelson
Interclyub
Press C. C
Mellish
Mountain
Wheaton
Carnes
Juggins
Erland
Harry Jenkins
M. Tobin
Jenkins
Tobin
George Johan
J. B. Coffey
Johan
Coffey
C. J. Kimball
Joseph Currie
P. F. Logan
W. J. Potter
J. J. McKinnon
Assault on Officer in Framingham During Brookline Picnic
In Framingham Irv ing square a party of about 4000 Brookline picnickers attacked Officer Sheahan after he ordered cannon crackers stopped. Five men aided in restraining the assailant, who was jailed as intoxicated, with a court appearance set for disturbing the peace and assault.
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South Framingham
Irving Square
Brookline
Sheahan
Freeman Street
Demand on Yarn Mills in Fall River Mills
Secretary James Tansey and Thomas O'Donnell with Samuel Ross and John Waldron met in Fall River as a joint committee from Fall River and New Bedford to press for a 10 percent wage advance for yarn mill operatives of the New England Cotton Yarn Company. They argued cloth workers faster recent raise and asked for parity.
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Fall River
James Tansey
Thomas O’donnell
Samuel Ross
John Waldron
New Bedford
New England Cotton Yarn Company
Tansey
Joseph Knowles
The Big Store Expands With New Front in Boston
S Vorenberg & Co.'s The Big Store, begun 27 years ago in a tiny room at Hanover and Washington, is adding a new front to its building at Washington and Hanover. Contractors are at work while shoppers crowd the departments during a sale that follows a surplus stock and light clothing discount. The article notes the store's growth and predicts the new facade will become one of the handsomest in the United States.
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Nec
Cascarets
Atlas Stirlingrenedy CO
New York
Chicago
S. Vorenberg & Co
Hanover
Washington Streets
Elm
Washington
Elm Street
Washington and
Hanover Streets
United States
Boston
Vorenbergs
McGettrick Captures Vermont Democratic Nomination Over Clement
At Burlington Vermont Felix W McGettrick won the Democratic gubernatorial nomination defeating Percival W Clement. The platform calls for repeal of prohibition substitute high license local option and woman suffrage on property tax questions. Unanimous Lt Governor Elisha May and other nominees named.
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Burlington
Felix W. McGettrick
St. Albans
Percival W. Clement
Rutland
Vermont
Clement
McGettrick
Chittenden
Democratic Party
Washington
Adams
Jefferson
Republican Party
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Philippines
Republican State Convention
United States Steamer to Bear Peace Proposals
Panama July 24 The government fleet returned from Agua Dulce with ammunition provisions and instructions for General Morales Berti. Herrera is said willing to peace with terms from the Marroquin decree. Commissioners will meet Herrera aboard the Ranger with Consul Gudger likely to accompany them.
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Panama
Colombia
Agua Dulce
Morales Berti
Berti
Salzar
Associated Press
Herrera
General Herrera
Marroquin
United States
Ranger
Washington
Gudger
Bishop Barnwell of Alabama Dies in Selma
The Jet. Rev. R. W. Barnwell bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Alabama died in Selma Alabama after an appendectomy and postoperative complications following a sickness in Anniston. He underwent surgery in Selma yesterday and had shown initial improvement before further complications caused death.
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Alabama
Selma
Ala
R. W. Barnwell
Episcopal Diocese of
Barnwell
Anniston
Germany's foreign trade six months results reported
Berlin reports Germany's foreign trade for the past six months: imports total 710 million dollars, up from 688 million in the previous six months. Exports amount to 571.5 million dollars, with 34 million in the prior period.
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Berlin
Germany
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