Bermuda Race On Today With Noted Yacht Entries
The Bermuda Race opens today with Class B yachts Dervish Esperanza Zarah and Class C contenders Marchioness Venona Edith Anna. Skippers include H A Morss J Dalzell McKee Henry Doscher and J P Crozer, representing Corinthian Atlantic YCs and Philadelphia clubs.
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Esperanza
J. Dalzell McKee
Atlantic Y. C
New York
Zarah
Henry Doscher
New Rochelle Y. C
Marchioness
J. P. Crozer
Yachtsmen’s Club
Philadelphia
Venona
E. G. Bliss
Eastern Y. C
Marblehead
Edith Anna
Thomas Henderson
Six yachts to race from Marblehead to Bermuda
Six yachts will start the 670 mile Marblehead to Bermuda race, trimmed to two classes with three entries in each. Once hopeful for more boats, the field narrowed to this half dozen as withdrawals reduced the lineup for the ocean battle.
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Marblehead
Bermuda
Linehan Attacks Chapple Over Senate Gag Debate
Linehan accuses William D. Chapple president of the Senate of conspiring to gag the body and block debate on the merger. The Senate plans a 12 oclock vote on the juggle bill after a dramatic afternoon of bitter partisan clashes. The railroad committee program and New Haven railroad support appear likely to prevail on third reading.
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William D. Chapple
Senate
Railroad Committee
New Haven Railroad
Bill unchanged after committee amendment on merger clause
The bill exits committee nearly intact with one amendment stating nothing in the bill shall be construed for or against the merger. Continued on Page 4 Fifth Column.
Crane to Wed a Chorus Girl
Reports say Miss Rosette Millard Scullion, 21, a Roxbury stage favorite, and John Frederick Crane, 35, son of L M Crane of Brookline, filed a marriage license in Providence yesterday. Os readings suggest a quiet ceremony. both declined comment, friends deny denial.
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Rosetta Millard Scullion
John Frederick Crane
Providence
Miss Scullion
Matthew Scullion
Blue Hill Avenue
Roxbury
Green Bird” Company
May Scullion
Red Mill’’ Company
Crane
L. M. Crane
Brookline
Harriet Frances Crane
Maine
Anna Louise Barron
Rosetta M. Scullion
Stageh
Sir R. G. Reid Dies in Montreal Leader in Business
Sir R. G. Reid of Montreal died early this morning. He was a leading figure in Canadian business and politics and built and controlled the Reid New Foundland railroad.
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Montreal
R. G. Reid
Reid-New Foundland
Fair Outlook for Boston and New England Waters
Forecast indicates fair conditions in Boston and vicinity on Wednesday with increasing cloudiness on Thursday then likely fair again. Temperature to rise, winds shifting from north to variable as a disturbance moves through the north portion.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Wares
Temperature Readings From Thompson's Spa Yesterday
The Thompson's Spa thermometer at 219 Washington Street recorded yesterday's high and low readings across several times with an average temperature of 62 degrees. The data include notes on variations and comparisons to the same date last year, when the average was 48 degrees.
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Thompson’s Spa
Washington Street
Sagt
Eae Hk
Everett High Students Riot in Malden Square Clash
About 200 Everett High School students and followers rioted in Malden square after a parade celebrating a baseball win. Police intervened. several people were slightly injured, no arrests.
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Malden
Everett High School
Malden Square
Everett School
Chief Hill
Everett
Tug Wrecks Old Bridge In Cambridge
A small tug passing the draw on the Charles River near Western Avenue Cambridge nearly wrecked the ancient wooden bridge. The vessel created a yard wide gap blocking traffic and Cambridge officials may condemn the structure for a permanent replacement.
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Charles River
Western Avenue
Cambridge
Sheckard May Lose an Eye After Ammonia Blast
Chicago June 2 James T Sheckard left fielder of the Chicago National League team was seriously injured today when a bottle of ammonia exploded before his face His left eye may be permanently blinded it is reported
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Chicago
James T. Sheckard
Immigrant Pair Travel With Chaperone To Boston
A Menominee voyage last noon carried two Americans bound for the country with Mrs. Wackerman as chaperone. Immigration officers questioned the travelers when the ship reached Boston, raising suspicions despite their wealth and unclear plans in America.
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America
Boy Fatally Struck by Street Car in Roslindale
Nine year old Willie Bothwell of 4301 Washington Street Roslindale was killed when a street car wheel ran over him. Wong Hop a Chinese carpenter working nearby is described as enraged after being teased by neighborhood boys and reportedly swung an axe at the children near the laundry shop. The incident occurred as the youths chased a ball toward the laundry doorway.
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Willie Bothwell
Washington Street
Roslindale
Wong Hop
Chum
Fire at 81 Bristol Street Hits Multiple Firms
A three alarm blaze near Albany and Dover streets consumed a four story brick building at 81 Bristol Street, home to J. F. Paul & Co wood turners, with contents feeding the flames. Other nearby firms include H. B. Chapman Emmet Tyler Chapman Williams Woodward L. J. Kelly F C Newton. Loss estimated around $30,000.
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Albany
Dover Streets
Bristol Street
J. F. Paul & Co
Hammond Seeks Vice-Presidency in 1904
Massachusetts has two Republican vice presidential hopefuls. Governor Guild is seen as the leading candidate while John Hays Hammond, a mining expert from Gloucester, enters the race on eastern backing. Hammond, a Californian by birth and longtime New Yorker, is described as a billionaire with a $500000 salary from Guggenheim mining interests and an income over a million yearly.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Guild
New England
Chicago
John Hays Hammond
Gloucester
Hammond
Magnolia
Guggenheim
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Dervish
H. A. Morss
Corinthian Y. C
Linehan
Chapple
Paris
Sunday Post
Gastentava Snster Tleagreas
Vore
Guart of
H. G. Simmons
N. E
Oxford
W. J
D. Lyons
Atlantic Ave
Joseph Kern & Co
Washington St
Forest Hills
John W. Patterson & Co
Jamaica St
Jamaica Plain
Thomas W. Kelly
Anderson St
James Moylan & Co
Heath St
Peter T. Connor Co
Eliot St
J. F. Connor Co
Dartmouth St
Morrison Grocery Co
Central Sq
P. Kearins & Co
Canal St
Cae Cine
Angelo
Affinity
Anthony von der Voorst
Louise Wackerman
Malden High School
Quincy House
Anthony van der Voorst
Menominee
Mamma Wackerman
van der Voorst
Louise
Weisbaden
Hamburg
Miss Wackerman
Sheckard
United States
Boy
Chinaman
Lad
Bristol ST
Mr. Hammond
Roosevelt
A. C. Daniels
Jikep-Jaynes Drug Stores
Ade
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