Whitney Will Case Prolonged in Superior Court
The Whitney will contest reconvenes in the Superior Court with 2 or 3 new witnesses for the executor’s side led by George N. Mayberry. Mrs. Whitney’s counsel Joseph F. O Connell plans to call 15 to 20 witnesses, likely extending the trial by one to two weeks.
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Theodore D. Whitney
Superior Court
George N. Mayberry
Phineas Hubbard
T. D. Whitney
Joseph F. O’connell
O’connell
International Harvester 1914 Year End Report Highlights
The International Harvester Company reports 1914 income from operations of 7,529,825 with net profit 4,262,594.60 after deductions and reserves. President Cyrus H. McCormick notes overseas markets weakened due to war, currency disruptions, and crop issues, while U.S. sales faced declines and European operations faced manpower and supply delays. The firm emphasizes retrenchment abroad, no new capital outlays, and a surplus around 20 million with strong reserves and cautious credit management.
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Cyrus H. McCormick
Canada
South America
Internaional Harvester Company
New Jersey
United States
Croix
France
Neuss
Germany
Lubertzy
Russia
Norrkoping
Sweden
Europe
Prudential Trust Co. Opens Banking Quarters Today
The Prudential Trust Company today opens its banking quarters at Summer and Kingston streets for public inspection and inviting the general public to view the facilities.
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Prudential Trust Co
Prudential Trust Company
Summer
Kingston Streets
Gloucester High Edges Arlington 6 5 At Stage Fort Park
In a tense game at Stage Fort Park Gloucester High defeated Arlington High 6 to 5. Plais Ted hit a home run in the sixth inning, and Burnham’s single in the ninth secured the win.
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Gloucester
Gloucester High
Arlington High
Stage Fort Park
Plaisted
Burnham
Ralph DePalma Wins Indianapolis 500 in Mercedes
Ralph DePalma won the 500 mile Indianapolis race driving a Mercedes, setting fast times and leading from early on to finish with an average speed near 90 mph. Resta finished second in a Peugeot, with Gil Anderson and Cooper in the Stutz trio among the money winners. 75,000 spectators watched under favorable conditions.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ralph DePalma
the Speedway
Resta
Peugeot
Gil Anderson
Ralph de Palma
Germany
Packard
Detroit
B. F. Goodrich Company
Akron
de Palma
Stutz
Anderson
Cooper
Howard Wilcox
Wilcox
Stutzes
Hughie Hughes
Billy Carlson
Maxwell
Carl Fisher
Mercedes
DePelma
Grandstand
Rickenbacker
Carlson
Orr
Harry Grant
Sunbeam
Bob Burman
Corporato
Vonvalle
Grant
DePalma
Corporate
VonRalle
Odonnell
Deusenb&g
Babcock
Mulford
Deusenberg
Ralph Mulford
von Ralle
O’donnell
Alley
Burman
Indianapolis Speedway
Delage
Paige
John DePalma
Duesberg
Purcell
Cox
Cornelian
Louis Chevrolet
Bugatta
Hill
Mais
Duesenberg
Sas
Sesrerceees
Anderson Serene Weeeenes
Cc Copey
Densenberg
O'Donnell
Peugeot, Burman
Stutz, Wilcox
Maxwell, Hughes
Fda
van Ralle
Staples Wins B A A Trophy At Riverside Shoot
Staples secures high season average scratch trophy with 91.16 while Snow posts 91.06. Kidder takes high season average handicap as Snow tops the morning 100 third and Staples leads afternoon scratch. Flint wins special 50 target and Captain Clapp resigns after the meet with Williams and Beebe taking other trophies.
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J. L. Snow
Riverside
E. A. Staples
Snow
E. H. Kidder
Staples
Beebe
Lynch
L. B. Flint
Clapp
A. M
F. WU. Williams
P. M
B. H. Kidder
J.L. Kendricken
Frank Sweet
Belgian Wins Bicycle Race at Revere Track
Victor Linart of Belgium defeated Leon Didier of France in two straight heats at the motor paced race over 10 miles at Revere cycle track yesterday afternoon. First heat time 14m 43 5s. second heat 1dm 72 5s. Didier escaped injury when his pacing machine failed in the second heat.
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Victor Linart
Belgium
Leon Didier
France
Revere
Didier
Yale Freshmen Beat Harvard Freshmen at Soldiers Field
Yale freshmen defeated Harvard freshmen 7 to 8 yesterday afternoon on Soldiers Field. The Crim class of 1918 arrived in parade led by a band as four innings produced a scoreless duel with strong pitching and defense.
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Yale
Harvard
Soldiers Field
Crimson
Knights of St. Finbar Field Day Draws 10000 at Russell Field
More than 10,000 people attended the ninth annual field day of the Knights of St. Finbar at Russell Field North Cambridge yesterday. The event featured a fine card of games including track events Gaelic football and hurling.
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the Knights of St. Finbar
Russell Field
Cambridge
Yacht Racing Season Opens and Track Meet Results
Open regatta marks 74 yachts starting the 47th South Boston event on Memorial Day under new Yacht Racing Union of Massachusetts. Results show class wins by Tyro, Beavor, Robin, Sally XI, Sintram, Brownie. Commodore Fuller suffers vertigo after judging duties.
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Massachusetts Bay
Yacht Racing Union of Massachusetts
Britomart
Halaia
Hollis Burgess
Tyro
Areyto
Sonderklasse
Beaver
Long Island
Sintram
Lethe
Chewink
N. Friszell
Cook
Saoes
Areyto ‘Pf. Tow
Pleanor
Ww. L. Aeco
Sally
XI Gordon Munro
Harpoon
Lane
Tern
F E. M. South
Ore
W. T. Allen
Mullen & Crawford
I E. Dawes
Brownie
T. J Murphy
Porcupine
J W. Callahan
Weasel D. E Burr
Gadfly
S. L
Sinbad
Ralph Packard
Winona
Murphy Bros
Rambler
Merlin A MacLachlan
Sentinal
M. F. Arion
Wameenock
Hayes
Sargent
Winnitahdin
James Spra
Zoe K J. Stewart Winthrop
Raw
Vixen
G. H Greeee
Comet
Berlin
Mitchell Prancer
R. Weeee
Seeerreseeeertneese
Asher DH. T Winslow
Sewer
Caramba
Shepheard and
Pyne
Vida
John Conley
Sesavsie
Arrow
George Rolt
Henry
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Weeks
New England
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R. N. Newhall
Lynn Classical High School
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Joseph Dugan
Wakefield
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Tufts College
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William Daly
R. C. Floud
John J. Norton
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