Harvard Freshman Crew Undergoes Major Shakeup
Harvard freshman rowing undergoes a major reshuffle with Meyer moving to No. 7 and Moffatt shifting to No. 5. Keays retires from the first boat as Cutler moves to No. 3 and Davis rises to No. 2 while Parker shifts from the second to first boat. The first boat order is Goodale stroke, Meyer at 7, Stratton 6, Moffatt 5, Lincoln 4, Cutler 3, Davis bow, Parker cox. Four oar crews are formed from the second varsity with new lineups announced for racing today.
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Harvard
Meyer
Bow
Moffatt
Keays
Parmenter
Cutler
Davis
Parker
Stratton
Goodale
Lincoln
Abeles
Varsity
Newell Boathouse
Forster
Metcalf
Hooper
Waite
Vorhees
Smith
Loring
Strong
Wiggins
Kempton
Trumbull
Hoar
Peabody
Anderson
Strauss
Wightitis in the Air and Public Doubts on the Ring
Arthur Duffey argues the coming Jeff Johnson fight stirs national interest while addressing fan skepticism about a fair square contest. He praises Johnson and Jeff, laments phony records, and notes amateur athletics need youth access and honest competition amid college sports chatter.
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Jeff Johnson
Johnson
Jeff
Tf Artna
No-decision rematch between Attell and Driscoll in New York
The record notes a 10 round no-decision bout between Abe Attell and Jem Driscoll held in New York on February 19, 1906. It also references the intercollegiate rowing regatta at Poughkeepsie on June 25 and various cribbage and baseball questions from the period.
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Jem Driscoll
Abe Attell
New York
Attell
Driscoll
Poughkeepsie
Jeffries Fishing Trip Ends Restful Day in Cal
James J. Jeffries, after a nine mile run and a half hour with pulley weights, spent the afternoon trout fishing at Ben Lomond California while planning light gym work and sparring with Choynski and Armstrong. Jim Corbett spent the day in the gym preparing for their next week's sparring bout.
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Ben Lomond
Cal
James Jd
Jeffries
Choynski
Armstrong
Jim Corbett
Corbett
Johnson Rest Day Ahead of Big Fight
Jack Johnson took a light training day in San Francisco on June 3 with a single 12 mile morning run and no strenuous work. Sam Langford’s presence in the city may influence Johnson to skip tonight’s bout, as Langford’s manager Joe Woodman suggested the challenger could face Johnson if offered.
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San Francisco
Jack Johnson
Sam Langford
Boston
Johnson
Joe Woodman
Langford
Englishmen Come to London to See Jeffries Johnson Fight
American railroad agents have toured England to persuade crowds to view the Jeffries Johnson match in San Francisco. The Pennsylvania Railroad offers a $525 round trip option for 30 days from departure to return, with many prominent sportsmen considering the trip but held back by the late king's death.
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London
England
Jim Jeffries
Jack Johnson
San Francisco
Pennsylvania Railroad
Uncle Sam
Pennsylvania
Kilpatrick Chosen Yale Track Captain At Banquet
Yale announces leadership roles after the annual banquet with John R. Kilpatrick of New York City named captain for the coming year. Also elected were John V. McDonnell manager of the baseball team Francis F. Randolph manager of the crew and Leslie Soule manager of the track team.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
John R. Kilpatrick
New York City
John V. McDonnell
Francis F. Randolph
Baltimore
Leslie Soule
Dorchester Centre
Mass
Ten-Mile Run Opens Merchants Week in Quincy
Quincy hosts Merchants Week with a 10 mile run as the day’s main event. 65 entries include Clark Norris Robertson of Brookline Club Madden Tillie Wiseman of South Boston Club and runners from Worcester Providence Fall River and Lynn. Start at 3 from Quincy Square routing through North Weymouth East Weymouth and Weymouth. Relay races for school boys follow.
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Quincy
New England
Clark, Norris and Robertson
Brookline Club
Madden, Tillie and Wise
Labor Leader George M Gunther of Boston Joined AFL Ranks
George M Gunther an international organizer of the woodworkers born in Maine fifty two years ago is a longtime labor leader. He is known across unions for championing higher wages and shorter hours and is called the father of several unions in Boston including upholsterers. He has been a delegate to the Boston Central Labor Union and attended AFL state conventions.
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George M. Gunther
Maine
Brotherhood of Man
American Federation of Labor
Mr. Gunther
Boston
Gunther
Boston Central Labor Union
Very Small Catch At Sea As Four Vessels Reach Wharf
Only four vessels reached a wharf with total fish receipts of 80 900 pounds. Catch included paddock 34500 pounds cod 25400 pounds hake 11000 pounds pollock 3500 pounds and cask 6500 pounds. Gladys and Nellie Captain Frank Watts led with 2000 pounds, her first trip since a prior stranding. Cap Watts reports profits since Christmas totaling 16000 dollars with crew shares of 476 dollars each.
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Gladys
Nellie
Frank Watts
Chatham
Watts
Haddock
Shipping News June miniature almanac with sailing data
June shipping notes list sunrise and sunset times, length of day, high water, and tide rise. Arrivals include steamers Toronto and Juan with cargoes and routes to New York, Savannah, Gloucester, and more. Clearances and sailings cover numerous vessels from Manchester to Havana, detailing ports and tonnage.
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Toronto
Young, Huil
Louisiana
Dan
Oersted
Copenhagen
Christiania
New York
Juan
Larsen
Santa Marta
Colombia
Thays
Augusta
Garfield
Savannah
Gloucester
McDorman
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Greeian
Briggs
Coe Vale
Hawes
William Chisho Perry
Herman Winter
O’ Domnell
Camden
Brown
Bangor
Ransom B. Fuller
Strout
Portland
City of Bate Flor
Colby
Bath
City of Gloucester
Linneken
Mass
Ontario
Baker
Guttenburg
N. J
Liberty
Pilgrim
Catcesle
Savage
Hand
North America
Nelson
York
Weehawken
Wyoming
Clark
Perth Amboy
Arina
Burden
Pratt
International
Phillips
Portsmouth
Catawissa
Sevier
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Yarmouth
Tusket
Col. Onondaga
Jackadaville
Charleston
Charles
Sprague
St. George
N. B
Hazel Dell
Lubes
Jan
Manchester
Manitou
Apwerp
Limon
Portsmon
Prince George
Calvin Austin
St. John
Eagstport
J. H. Devereux
Everett
Dos Juniata
Covington
George R. Sheffield
Kene
Wolf's My Clothier Leads the Way Again
Wolf's My Clothier corner Hanover and Portland streets attracts big wholesale deals with spot cash and enormous stock. The store just secured the largest wholesale shipment from J Matthes Co of New York at unbeatable prices, enabling a major sale of men’s suits starting today.
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Wolf's
Hanover
Portland
Spot Cash
J. Matthes & Co
Washington Place
New York City
Welf’s
Curb Brokers Play Today At American League Park
Curb brokers from Boston and New York meet in an annual baseball game at American League Park this afternoon scheduled for 2 30 o clock. A large delegation of hometown supporters will travel with the team.
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Curb Brokers
Boston
Ne York
Fethom Rooters
Division 1 Champs Vanquish Division 5 in 8 0 Win
Boston Elevatee league Division 1 clinched the title by routing Division 5 8 to 0. Thornton stood out as the bright star in the game yesterday.
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Boston Elevateé
Thornton
The Monarch of Bobo Returns to His Island Prison
Solomon Brown, the mutinous able seaman cast ashore on the uncharted island of Bobo, is discovered ruling a native kingdom. Captain Nelson and crew, after a perilous search, are captured and brought before Brown, now seated on a throne in a palm-structure palace.
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the Post Publishing Co
Solomon Brown
Nelson
Petrel
Bobo
South Pacific
Melbourne
Hong Kong
Mrs. Brown
Captain Nelson
Little Bay
Brown
Tropics
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Lou Meyers
Freddie Burns
Hxeter
Young Burns
Cornell
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Gillett
Kernett
Ithaca College
Jim
Jack
Kilpatrick
Conlin
George M. Guntner
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Organized Labor
K. Cod
Hake
Pollock
Rose Cabral
Hussey
Hull
Mystic Wharf
Charlestown
Hocsac Docks
Long Wharf
Port Limon
Costa Rica
A. #. Baker
Belfast
McKie
Morse
Calédonian
J. R. Cannon
Clyde Street Pier
City of Augusta
Lewis Wharf
Howlett
City of St. Louis
William E. Burnham
Flynn
Jacksonville
Mercury
Fore River Yard
Burnham
Benedict-Manson
Tillie
New London
Bertelsen & Petersen
Liverpool
White Star Line
Cymric
Neponset River
Old Harbor
Old
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Wolf
Sunday Post
Sol Brown
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