Australia backs Chamberlain plan amid free trade opposition
A telegram from Australia’s attorney general confirms the Commonwealth and state governments support Colonial Secretary Chamberlain’s proposals. Free traders oppose, but ministers aim to present a united front and withstand labor and union resistance as the reform moves toward a country vote.
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London
Albert Beakin
Australian Commonwealth
Chamberlain
Imperial Zollverein
Corporative Congress
Brickyard Fire Destroys Cambridge Plant Near Walden Street
A large fire at the New England Brick Company plant on Walden Street Cambridge caused about 29000 in damage. It started in the engine house at 1031 PM and quickly spread to drying sheds aided by a stiff breeze. Police controlled crowds as fire crews fought flames for 45 minutes before containment. The cause remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Rick Company
Walden Street
Cambridge
Collegians
Man with fractured skull admitted after two weeks drift
Mentally unbalanced man identified as Joseph Daley of East Boston arrived at City Hospital with a badly broken skull. He claimed to have fallen 40 feet from a schooner rigging on May 19 while at harbor. Doctors say prognosis is poor after delayed treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Daley
Winthrop Street
Boston
City Hospital
Daley
Some Evils in Newfoundland Sermon at St Augustine Hall
The Rev. James M. White of St. John's N J spoke in St Augustine's Hall South Boston on Newfoundland conditions. He blamed cheap newspaper writers and immigrant returnees from England and Scotland for social ills and urged cultivation of family ties and good morals. A concert preceded the lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. White
St. John’s
N. J
England
Scotland
St. Augustine’s Hall
South Boston
Mgr
Denis O’callaghan
Father White
Shot the bartender in a Columbia saloon attack
June 3 report from Lawrence states bartender Michael J Maher was seriously wounded at William P. Rae's saloon 141 Sussex Street. An Italian assailant, who fled, fired through a rear door after Maher refused service. Maher is in critical condition at General Hospital.
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Maher
Commonwealth Sets Sail With 795 Passengers
A Dominion liner named Commonwealth will depart this harbor at 5 PM under Captain James McAuley carrying 170 saloon 260 second cabin and 425 steerage passengers for a total of 795 aboard.
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Dominion
Commonwealth
James McAuley
Brown 6, Harvard 0 in Providence tilt
Lynch struck out 12 and Harvard made seven errors as Brown dominated Harvard 6 to 0 in Providence R I. Abbott Pattee Welch and Gray led Brown with key hits while Harvard miscues fueled the rout. Attendance reached 4060 as Coburn and Lynch combined on the shutout.
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Providence
R. LI
Lynch
Harvard
Brown
Yale
Abbott
Gray
Coburn
Welch
Randall
Pattee
Stephenson
Matthews
Clark
Randallserror
Cuca
Clarkson
PSO I
A.B
P.O. E ' Pattee
Barry
SOO Soc
Lereee
IV A
Belding
Woodsum
FE Randall
Coen Eere
Glarksen
Sense
Stillman
Dartmouth Domination Over Yale In Lopsided Connecticut Match
Dartmouth defeats Yale 12 to 2 in New Haven as Dartmouth pitchers Glaze and Patton hold Yale to limited hits. Westcott and Chittenden turn a double play, while Yale makes eight errors allowing Dartmouth to capitalize with three base hits and a three-base miscue play by Shevlin.
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New Haven
Conn
Dartmouth
Yale
Westcott
Patton
Shevlin
Farmer
Carter
McCabbe
Davis
R. H. Po
A. E
Rourke
Metcalf
Witham
Barnwes Hobbs
Wendy
Shaw
Recoves
S. Glaze
Chitten
Cote
Barnes
Lefoo
Reed
Sheviin
Winslow Pe
Thomps’ Carter
Hobbs
Orcutt
Glaze
Neveoeoot
Chittenden
Cee —Farmer
McCabe
Barnwell
Tr. Gruber
Orifice
Big Lynnfield Timber Fire Destroys Wide Area
A major wildfire in Lynnfield consumed over 200 acres of timber owned by McCarthy of Brookline Keenan of Chelsea and Mansfield brothers of Lynnfield. Firefighters from Lynnfield Wakefield Saugus and local volunteers fought a mile long line that threatened summer homes and 150 cords of cut wood were burned with heavy losses reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynnfield
Wakefield
Saugus
M. F. McCarthy
Brookline
Patrick Keenan
Chelsea
Mansfield Brothers
Dorchester High Dominates Roxbury High In Field Showdown
Dorchester High overwhelmed Roxbury High at Dorchester Field yesterday afternoon with a decisive 32 to 0 score trouncing.
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Dorchester
Roxbury
Dorchester High
Roxbury High
Dorchester Field
Boston Takes Third Straight Over All-Star Nine
In a June 3 American League Park game the Boston nine defeated Clark Griffiths All-Star team 9 to 2. Buck Freeman homered in the eighth as Boston bats and fielding support surge past the Nationals. Cincinnati Reds hostilities fade as Boston offense continues to shine on the road.
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New York
Clark Griffith
Buck’ Freeman
Young
Ferris
Criger
Griffith
Dougherty
Collins
O’brien
Courtney
Freeman
Conroy
Parent
Lachance
O'Brien
Williams
Ganzel
S’reeman
Bullseye
Short
O'Connor
Davis
Boston Nine
Philadelphia Takes Washington Game 5-2 in Three Straight
Philadelphia scored in every inning and routed Washington 5 to 2 as Selbach made two superb catches in left field. Hoffman hit a homer for Philadelphia while Carey Robinson and L Cross added two-base hits, and Selbach and M Cross stole bases. Plank pitched for Philadelphia with Wilson earning the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia
Selbach
R. B. Po. A. E. Picke
Davis,l
Arey
Ee Hoffman
Moran
M.cross
Ol Robinson
Powers
Clarke
Wilson. P
Carey
Robinson
L. Cross
Seybold
Hoffman
M. Cross
Wilson
Plank
Sheridan
Youngest at-law candidate from Boston University Law School
Walter J. Cusick of Brookline is praised for yesterday being named a candidate for the LL B degree at Boston University Law School. He is noted as possibly the youngest man admitted to the Massachusetts bar, having qualified last January just after reaching 21, and five months earlier earned his B A from BU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Cusick
Brookline
Boston University Law School
Mr. Cusick
Massachusetts
Peggy From Paris Faces Chinese Honeymoon In Afternoon Game
At 3 o clock this afternoon the Peggy From Paris team meets the Chinese Honeymoon squad in a company league baseball game. Rivalry runs high as Lacraine of Tre mont Theatre leads Peggy From Paris while William Lavine captains the Chinese Honeymoon group.
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Peggy
Paris
Lacraine
Tremont Theatre
William Lavine
Park
Welch
Todd
Johnson
O'Connor
Raymond
Bennett
Moore
Randall
Deagan
Ballard
Fleming
Cameron
Dunham
Smith
Ritson
MelIntire
Fred Wright
Longwood Club Doubles Final Sees Warland Bishop Triumph
Warland and Bishop defeated Hallowell and Wares to win the doubles final at the Longwood Tennis Club tournament concluding yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longwood Tennis Club
Warland
Bishop
Hallowell and Wares
McGinnity’s support boosts Pirates as New York shut out
Pittsburg's Leever crafts brilliant pitching while McGinnity backs him with solid support. New York musters only three hits as attendance reaches about 4,400. Beaumont hits a home run for Pittsburgh with Bransfield, Ritchey, and Kruge r stealing bases and Leever earning the win.
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National
Pittsbburg
McGinnity
Leever
New York
Sne
Pittsburg
A. E
Mont
Browns
Sebring
Gilbert
Phelpa
Warner.c
Leeveryp
McGinty
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Bransfield
Beaumont
Ritchey
Kruger
Babb
Wagner
Johnstone
Locals romp to seven early runs in Chicago win
Chicago defeats Brooklyn 8 to 3 at home after a seven run first inning built on four singles a double a steal a sacrifice and three errors by Brooklyn. Attendance 4200. Slagie Chance Sheckard Dahlen Garvin Sheckard Dacklth Wicker among listed players.
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Cincinnati
Bostons
Reds
Jack Harper
Victor Willis
Kelley
Warriors
Dexter
Dowlin
Tenney
Magoon
Abbaticchio
Boston
Cooley
Greminger
Bonner
Willis
Corcoran
Chicago
Brooklyn
Chi Harley
Raub
Slagie
Chence
Jones
Tinker
Casey
Eevers
Kling
R. B
Tod
Sheck
Lee
Dahsels
McCrdie,r
Dahlens
Jordan
Wicker
O/Garvin
Origaro Cisco Iss
Dobbs
Chance
Strang
Sheckard
Dahlen
Garvin
O'Day
St Louis tops Philadelphia in rain hit game
St Louis beat Philadelphia with Smoot making a running catch and Keister delivering heavy hits in a rain soaked contest. Rhoades allowed three hits while Duggleby fanned three as the pitchers were solid. Attendance 100.
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ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Smoot
Keister
Duggleby
St Oukey
Hee
Brain
Roth
Donovan
Williams
Barry
Hackett
Wilapitchh
Rhoades
Ort Rhoades
Emslie
Local Matches Set in New England Grid Card
Fall River faces Nashua while Brockton meets Concord and Lawrence plays Lowell. Haverhill travels to Manchester as the prep basketball schedule lists key showdowns across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Nashua
Fall River
Brockton
Lawrence
Lowell
Haverhill
Manchester
Lowell Wins With Three Doubles And a Single In Ninth
Lowell secured a victory in the ninth inning with three doubles and a single. The details are incomplete but indicate a late rally led by Lowell hitters.
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Lowell
Haverhill Beats Hooker 11 to 8 in Concord Tilt
Haverhill toppled Hooker 11 to 8 in Concord as the defense lagged for the hosts. The game featured uneven fielding from Concord while Paverni delivered a notable performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Haverhill
Hooker
Paverni Ee
Manchester Defeats Brockton 7 to 2 in Slow Game
Manchester won against Brockton this afternoon with a 7 to 2 score in a slow contest. The game featured Manchester offense overcoming Brockton defense in the early innings and securing the comfortable victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Manchester
N. H
Brockton
Amherst Aggies Triumph Over Springfield Training School
Amherst Aggies beat Springfield Training School 20 to 2. Norwich Springfield game resulted Norfolk 6 to Norwich 4. New London New Haven 8 to 6. Hartford Holyoke 4 to 2. Waterville Bates 12 to Colby 5.
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Amherst
Aggies
Springfield Training School
Hamilton
Norwich
Springfield
New London
New Haven
Hartford
Holyoke
Waterville
Bates
Colby
Yale Crews Arrive Gales Ferry for Training
Yale crews reached Gales Ferry Conn from New Haven and were assigned to rooms. Boats shipped yesterday were rigged this morning and ready for the men. A brief row on the river occurred while the delayed launch awaited arrival, with coaching from Kunzig and Kennedy from the floats.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
New Haven
Kunzig
Kennedy
Harvard Adopts Cornell Stroke For Salmon Rowing Team
Harvard crews will imitate Cornell technique after back to back defeats. Coach Higginson plans a slower recovery with a quicker stroke. Tomorrow the team departs for New London with stroke McGrew and eight others named, and a four oar crew to be chosen from Dillingham Derby Ober Ayer Webster and Hartwell.
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Harvard
Cornell
Higginson
Crimson
New London
McGrew
Lawson
Filley
Duffy
F. W. C. Foster
George Hartwell
Wolcott
Bow
Swain
Coxswain
Litchfield
Dillingham
Derby
Ober
Ayer
Webster and
Hartwell
Knights of Columbus elect new officers at national convention
The Knights of Columbus at their national convention elected Edward J. Hearn as Supreme Knight and named Patrick L. McArdle as deputy supreme knight. Other officers include Daniel Colwell as national secretary and Patrick J. Brady as national treasurer with Dr. William T. McManis as national physician and James K. McConnell as national auditor. Directors are J. C. Pelletier, William S. McKay, Dr. A. Smith, and Charles E. Weber. The 1904 convention will be in Louisville, Kentucky.
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New Haven
Conn
The
Knights of Columbus
Supreme Knight
Edward J. Hearn
South Framingham
Mass
Patrick L. McArdle
Chicago
Daniel Colwell
Penn
J. C. Pelletier
Boston
William S. McKay
Dr. A. Smith
Brooklyn
Charles E. Weber
Louisvilles Ky
How Judge Emmons Would Reach Boxing Clubs
Judge Emmons of the Police Commission criticizes chartered boxing clubs for evading laws by using social club pretenses. He says charters issued by Secretary Olin are followed by rule changes allowing ticket buyers to gain sight of fights as members. He urges a statute requiring commissioner of corporations consent before any enrollment or admission changes to curb evasion in Boston and beyond.
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Emmons
The
Police Commission
Olin
Judge Emmons
Boston
Women Play Good Golf in Boston Championship Matches
In the third day of the Woman's Golf Association of Boston event at Oakley Club Watertown four players reach the semi finals: Margaret Curtis Harriet Curtis Pauline Mackay and Fannie C Osgood. Harriet Curtis beat A Codman 2 up 7 to play Osgood defeated B Porter 3 up 1 to play Mackay beat Gertrude Fice 2 up 1 to play and Margaret Curtis defeated Provence Borden 2 up.
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Woman's Golf Association of
Boston
Oakley Club
Watertown
Margaret Curtis
Harriet Curtis
Pauline Mackay
Fannie C. Osgood
Brookline Country Club
Oakley
Misa A. Codman
Country Club
F. ©. Osgood
Country Cub
BE. S. Porter
Gertrude Fice
Weston
Provence Borden
Fall River
New York Women Golfers Finish Second Round
In Staten Island the Metropolitan championship second round was played at Richmond County Country Club. E A Manice of Valhallas? Valsparol? defeated William Shippen 5 up 3 to play. Ruth Underhill of Nassau beat Frayne 7 up 2 to play. At nine holes Charles C Stout led M A Charles Essex County 3 up.
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New York
Richmond County Country Club
Staten Island
E. A. Manice
Valtusrol
William Shippen
Morr County
Ruth Underhill
Nassau
Frayne
Harbor Hill
Charles C. Stout
M. A. Charles
Essex County
Brigg Corner Fire Destroys Village in Queens County
A June blaze in Brigg Corner Queens county wipes out the village. Only one house and hall survive. Sayre Holly of this city had extensive losses including a sawmill general store manager's residence four barns and three warehouses with much sawn lumber lost.
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ST Joan
N. B
Norton
Brigg Corner
Queens County
Sayre & Holly
Daly Industrial School Garden Party Planned at Train Street Dorchester
A large Daly School meeting chaired by Herbert S. Caruth outlines the June 20 garden party on the school grounds. Richard Lynch reports a unique program with features for the day and free admission for children with parents.
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Daly Industrial School
Train Street
Dorchester
Herbert S. Carruth
Richard Lynch
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