Americans in Southampton Ready for Kiel Canal Opening
American warships lie in Southampton waters preparatory to sailing for Kiel to attend the North Sea Baltic canal opening. The harbor is lively with American crews and visitors, and the town displays Stars and Stripes. The San Francisco fired a salute the town could not return.
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Kiel
England
United States
Netley Hospital
Kirkland
San Francisco
United States ‘Steamship Alliance
Newport
Madeira
Water Front Vessel News and Shipping Notes
Maritime column reports on a fake rescue tale about a bark, upcoming overhauls for Steamer Yarmouth and the Boston line, and new Canari freight ship Corinthia in service. It notes the Vega’s trouble at Apalachicola, desertions, a mistaken grounding claim, a San Francisco dredger contract, and La Bourgogne Enchantress rescue efforts near New York with Storm King and Vim responses.
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Diffy
Yarmouth
Smith
N. S
Simpson
Boston
Corinthia
Clyde
Morley
Hartfield
New York
Calcutta
Melbourne
Vega
Apalachicola
North Dock
Scotland
Pettersson
Be, Sivindel & Co
Marine Journal
Post
Golden State
Miners’ Iron Works
San Francisco
Enchantress
Trieste
Palermo
la Bour- 6
Storm ‘King
Carch
la Bourgogne
Flynn
Vim
Melvin
Philadelphia
Boy 16 Tries Rat Poison After Mother Slaps Him
John J. Kellran of 669 Classon Avenue Brooklyn drank rat poison after a family quarrel and his mother’s rebuke. The 16 year old was unconscious at St. Marys Hospital but recovered consciousness and explained he chose death rather than defeat.
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Brooklyn
John J. Kellrun
Classon Avenue
John
St. Mary’s Hospital
Death of Garibaldi Observed by Boston Italian Society
The George Washington Society of Italians held a Garibaldi death anniversary at 183 Hanover Street. The large gathering included prominent Italians and multiple Italian societies. President A Martorana led the program with addresses, music by D Italis Mandolin Club, and a closing collation.
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George Washington Society of
Garibaldi
Hanover Street
Boston
America
A. Martorana
Frank Martorana
Dominick Fiumara
G. Galleano
Washington
Stelle D'Italia
Fratelli Banderia
Bersagliere Lamarinha
Militari Figli D’italia
Matacsoccorso
Guiseppa Garibaldi
Stella Delle Calaprie
Martorana
V. Carli
V. Guerrier
G. Gaggeroli
G. Ferrari
M. Gurglario
D'Italis Mandolin and Guitar Club
Stole the Trousers in Yorkville Court Case
In Yorkville Police Court Mary Walsh, a separated mother of three, was accused of stealing a pair of trousers from Ann Sullivan. Walsh, a nurse for a frail elderly woman at 338 East 31st Street, confessed after detectives found the items pawned and traced the loan of 7½ cents. She is held on $300 bail.
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New York
Yorkville
Mary Walsh
Mary
Philo Celtic Society Holds Irish Language Meeting
The Philo Celtic Society met at the Irish School on Washington Street with T J Coghlan J J Fernan and Maurice Dinneen in charge of classes. Patrick Casey of Malden read a Gaelic poem Moladh na Gaedhilge and, on encores, sang a humorous dan about Gabhar Donn.
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Philo- Celtic Society
Irish School
Washington Street
T. J. Coghlan
J. J. Fernan
Maurice Dinneen
J. H. Sullivan
Patrick Casey
Malden
Dan
Coughlan
John O'Daly
Cailin Deas Cruid
James L. Lynch
Boston Pilot
Ireland
Death of Mrs. Emily J. Trowbridge Newton Resident
Mrs Emily J Trowbridge widow of George S Trowbridge died at her Newton home on Peabody street after a long illness aged 67 She was born in Hopkinton and active in church work and the Eliot Religious Society having lived in Newton about 30 years with many acquaintances.
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Trowbridge
Newton
Emily J. Trowbridge
Peabody’ Street
Water, Newton Liquor Seller Raided
Newton officers raided Timothy Kelly on Kensington Street West Newton with a search warrant and seized whiskey. Kelly will be arraigned in Newton court on the charge of maintaining a liquor nuisance.
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Newton
Shannon, Clay, Soule and Dearborn
Newton Force
Timothy Kelly
Kensington Street
West Newton
Kelly
Newton Court
Red Today Games Today National League Schedule
National League card lists matchups including Giodnnest Py ponies Louis at Brook Shree at aadelpaine Cleveland at taltimora Pittsburg at New York Louisville at Washington New England League games feature Ba at Brockton Portland at Fall River Lewiston at New Bedfi Augusta at Pawtucket New England Association fixtures Fitchburg at Baversalls Nashua at Sale Lawrence at Lowell
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Louis
Brook Shree
Aadelpaine
Cleveland
Taltimora
Pittsburg
New York
Louisville
Washington
NEW England League
Brockton Portland
Fall River
Lewiston
New Bedfi
Uncertain National Game Highlights Week in Baseball
The week saw Pittsburg lose to Washington and St. Louis beat New York. Boston shows form at home, while the Pirates still lead and Cleveland clings to third as Chicago follows. Pittsburgh faces decisive tests with Reds, while New England clubs like Fall River surge ahead and a Brockton area league forms. Brown meets Pennsylvania with Harvard, and Yale challenges Princeton as Dartmouth meets Williamstown.
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Pittsburg
Washington
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Pirates
Reds
Cleveland
Baltimore
Cinoles
Chicago
Philadelphia
St .Louis
Louisville
Fall River
New England
New Bedford
Brockton
Bangor
Augusta
New England Association
Haverhill
Brown
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Dartmouth
Williamstown
Rochester Beats Buffalos 8 3 In Afternoon Game
Harper powered the Rochesters with a home run and strong support from his teammates. Herndon struggled, errors cost Buffalo, and Rochester led from the third inning onward with 15 hits to Buffalo's 10 and 1 to 4 errors. Attendance was 6000.
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Rochester
N. Y
Buffalo
Harper and Warner
Herndon and Dowse
Amherst, Holy Cross clash in Worcester today sport notes
The report lists Amherst vs Holy Cross in Worcester and notes Pittsburg's eighth inning surge as decisive. It highlights players Jack Glasscock, Connie Mack, Harry Stovey as editor, and observers Stocksdale Hogriever Pagan among others in a wave of baseball chatter.
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Amherst
Holy Cross
Worcester
Pittsburg
Jack Glasscock
Brooklyn
Connie Mack
Cincinnati
Harry Stovey
New Bedford Standard
Sullivan
Foreman
Spaldings
Fuller
Giants
St. Louis
McCarthy
Boston
Sporting News
Anderson
Senators
George Hoghever
Washington
George
Stocksdale
Emilie
Hogriever
Bob
Pagan
Medford
Charlestowns
Drowned Fishermen Bodies Recovered Near Rams Island
The bodies of William Richards and Frank D Clarke were recovered after Memorial Day when their dory capsized between Clifton and Rams Island. Diver W D Duncan located the remains beneath ten feet of tall sea grass, rendering the search difficult before bringing them to Lynn.
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Lynn
William Richards
Frank D. Clarke
Clifton
Rams Island
W. D. Duncan
Boston
Duncan
Largest yacht fleet sails at Marblehead harbor
Stiff northwesterly wind greets a sailing day as Marblehead hosts 100 plus sails in the largest fleet of the season. Commodore Henry W. Lamb leads Marguerite near the Eastern Yacht Club, with famed racer Godelet and other notable vessels in view. About 3000 people ride electric cars to Nanepaskmet and Fort ewall, while many use private cars and bicycles.
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Marblehead
Marguerite
Henry W. Lamb
Godelet
Dauntless
H. P
Smith
Adrienne
Ada
Mildred
Gladys
Brenda
Dora Polly
Herbert Goodwin
Gordon Dexter
Hawk
Camilla
Harry McQueston
Sally
Trouble
Brewster
New Bay
Juanita
Owne
Herreshoff
Hopkins Presses Creedon OBrien Clash Amid Weight Disputes
Colonel John D Hopkins of New York backing Creedon and Tracey seeks a Creedon OBrien match at 148 pounds with Boston influence. He proposes Tracey against OBrien in Boston, then a Walcott challenge, while several West Newton Street armory bouts draw local attention and bets.
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John D. Hopkins
Dan Creedon
Tom Tracey
Creedon
Dick O’brien
Sturtevant House
New York
Hopkins
Benton
Boston
O’brien
Dan
O'Brien
Joe Walcott
Tom O'Rourke
O’rourke
Walcott
Tracey
America
West Newton Street Armory
Stanton Abbott
Leslie Pearce
Dr. Pritchard
Abbott
Kid Lavigne
Griffo
Jack McAuliffe
Jimmy Powers
South Boston
Paddy Fenton
Jack McGee
Daly
Washington Street
B. Meadows
Ettrick Street
Poplar
London
Eng
Johnnie Connors
Springfiel
Ill
Mike Small
Holloway
England
W. Mortimer
Harry Brown
Jack Pearson
Manchester
National Sporting Club of
Small
Connors
Jimmy Barry
Meadowsey
Jack McDonough
Tom D’arcy
McDonough
Lowell
New York State
Pete Ward
Mike Sears
Sammy Myers
Jerry Sullivan
Providence
Captain Fit
Jimmy Cameron
Donahue
Young McCoy
Young Allen
William Keefe
Dick Harrison
Young Powell
Darby O'Brien
Dorchester
Billy Robinson
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Francis J. Morse
Everett Place
Joe Corcoran
Corcoran
Bart McGriel
Eet Tesuda
Omer
Rowing Crews Warm Up Ahead of June Regatta
Charles River scenes show Riverside representation as senior eight crews select seats under Jere Casey. Singles and junior boats train at West Lynn and South Boston with other clubs preparing for New England races and a July 4 regatta.
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Charles
Jere Casey
J. Murphy
W. Patrick
W. Balmer
F. Hines
W. Hagan
B. Corcoran
Joe Hobbs
L. Berkley
Finnegan
Fraley
O'Leary
Dardis
J. Norton
Percy Flanigan
Pat Farrel
John Doyle
Sam McLain
Robbie McCoy
Arthur Blennis
Mike Anglin
Noonan
Treander
Bradford
Crowshield
Davis
Anthony
Glendon
Mike Early
Peter'Conly
West Ends
J. Simmons
Jack Breen
John Hickey
Brighton
Jim Fox
West Lynn
Niel Buckley
Mike Buckley
W. Bergen
D. Dineen
T. Dineen
Sanford
Cosgrove
Tom Dineen
Buckley
South Boston
City Point Rowing Association
J. S. Benton
J. McCarthy
F. Johnson
Tom Denney
J. Sullivan
Bow
H. O’niel
J. Johnson
Columbians
Joseph Whitehead
Dan Sullivan
Millstreams
The
Pat McDonald
Ed McDonald
Joe McLaughlin
John McLaughlin
John Golden
W. Driscoll
Shawmuts
Dover Street
Peter Dunn
Joe O'Neil
A. Sullivan
Jack Dunn
A. Goff
Jim Dunn
D. Murphy
Billy Dunn
Corbett
William Stufles
Jennings
Weld Boat Club
John Leahy
Apple Island
Trilby
Bunker Hill Boat Club
Charlestown
Meeting of Oarsmen Sets Prizes for June Regatta
An adjourned meeting of the Metropolitan B A A rematta committee at the B A A boat house with President Buckley in charge. Prizes for the June 17 regatta were fixed and inscribed. A $50 donation was noted from a prominent member. J Frank Facey to secure racing paraphernalia from the New England A R A. Fred Thompson resigns as treasurer. W S Youngman elected to replace him. Central and Bradford clubs to join. next meeting June 11 at Revere House. Entries close one week before regatta. send to J Frank Facey, 10 Central Square Cambridge.
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Rematta
Metropolitan Bawer's Association
B. A. A. Boat House
Buckley
Welds
Riversides
Shawmuts
City Points
West Lynns
Columbians
West Ends
Millstreame
J. Frank Facey
The
New England A. R. A
B. W
Thompson
Weld Boat Club
Association
Youngman
Centrals
Bradfords
Revere House
Central Square
Cambridge
Styrax Wins Paris Grand Steeplechase
The Paris steeplechase was won by Styrax with Quand Meme finishing second and Mandeville third. Thirteen horses started and the post odds were 9 to 1 against the winner.
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Paris
Styrax
Quand Meme
Mandeville
Grand Duke George In Serious Condition In Caucasus
Berlin June 2 Professor Leyden, famed for attending the late Czar Alexander II at Livadia, summoned to the Caucasus to attend the Grand Duke George whose condition has grown markedly worse according to official dispatches.
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Berlin
Leyden
Alexander II
Livadia
Caucasus
George
National circuit meet at Waltham June 17 with record chase
At a Press Cycling Club meeting progress toward the national circuit meet at Waltham on June 17 was reported. Officials were named for referees judges timers and starters as the final of the one mile record and the one mile tandem handicap drew interest amid talk of professionalism and bloomers controversy.
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Press Cycling Club
Waltham
C. M. Murphy
Columbus Avenue
Henry W. Robinson
George A. Perkins
Abbot Bassett
Sterling Elliott
T. Williams
G. F. Taylor
J. E. Saville
A. O. McGarrett
John Graham
E. P. Burnham
J. J. Fecitt
A. D. Peck
H. B. Weston
England
Birmingham
Eng
R. H. Kain
Kain
Kamaska & Kluffer
Sanger
Chicago Board of Aldermen
Nixon Waterman
Elliott
Waterman
Reservoir
Parks
Nantasket
Nahant
Portland
Portsmouth
Boston
Gossip of the Turf Highlights Gil Curry and Race News
Gil Curry shows strong form with 2:13 1 2, 2:11 1 2, and 2:19 splits for three miles at Baltimore. The feature notes a half-mile Concord track with sixty horses in training, Banquet and Ravensbury in the Manchester handicap, and entries closing June 3 for Lawrence Driving Park races featuring purses up to 4300.
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Gil Curry
Baltimore
W. A. Pascal
Clovercroft Farm
Nashville
Tenn
Concord
Alice Director
H. D. McKinney
Manchester
Eng
Banquet
Ravensbury
Dan Cupid
Rigby
Ania Dsr
Gil
James O. Gray
Mystle
Mr. Gray
New England
Beautiful Bells
Advertiser
Lawrence Driving Park
Mystic
Monatiquot Yacht Club plans move to Rose Cliff
The Monatiquot Yacht Club met to discuss relocating the clubhouse from its current site to Rose Cliff. The move would cost $500, covered if Rose Cliff residents pay removal expenses. Commodore Cavanagh and ex-Commodores Bicknell and Sheppard were named to study options and arrange compliance with members' wishes.
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Monatiquot
Banker Captures Prix d Angers International Race
At the Velodrome Buffalo the American bicyclist Banker won the Prix d Angers international race for professionals over two kilometres. Wheeler was among the starters.
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Paris
Buffalo
Banker
Wheeler
Charlestown Man Suffers Broken Rib After Street Accident
F W Carter of the Waverley House Charlestown was thrown from his carriage on Washington street Newtonville around midnight Saturday. He was taken to the home of Mr Gamuel Pu and treated by Dr Talbot who diagnosed a broken rib.
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Newton
F. W. Carter
Waverley House
Charlestown
Newtonville
Washington Street
Gamuel Pu
Talbot
Orokun
Four Times Married In Pietzel Case
The corpse found in Hollowhill street last September is identified as B. F. Pietzel who ran an inventors agency. Midgetts, seen with Pietzel last, claimed the body was a substitution. authorities suspect murder. Insurance payouts included $7000 to Midgetts and $200 to Attorney Howe, with Pietzel’s widow receiving $600.
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B. F. Pietzel
Inventors
Midgetts
Pietzel
No. 4
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Howe
St. Louis
Irish American Athletic Union Holds Large Meeting in Boston
The Irish American Athletic Union met at Alpha Hall 18 Essex Street with John Rennie presiding pro tem. Officers elected to August include J B O Higgins Boston Post as president and D C Toomey Chelsea secretary with Edward J Martin East Cambridge treasurer. A July 4 grand tournament and a Gaelic Athletic cup competition were proposed under union patronage and rules with the referee chosen by the union. A general meeting is set for June 3 at Alpha Hall and a directory meeting at the Boston Post next Saturday night.
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Irish-American Athletic Union
Alpha Hall
Essex Street
John Rennie
J. B. O'Higgins
Boston Post
South Boston
D. C. Toomey
Chelsea
Edward J. Martin
East Cambridge
Soa
Gaelic Athletic Association
Directory
Hole in the Wall raid reported in Newton
June 2 Anthony Gildea proprietor of the Hole in the Wall on Bridge Street Newton is reported as questioned by Patrolman Quilty in an incident at the city lodging house.
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Newton
Anthony Gildea
On Bridge Street
Nonaratum
Quilty
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