Braves Lose and Rabbit Injured in 10 Inning Reds Win
Cincinnati defeats Boston 6 to 5 in 10 innings as Rabbit Maranville suffers a badly sprained ankle. Braves outhit Reds 18 to 14 but misplays and late rallies cost them, with Maranville knocked out in the sixth and Red Smith scoring the deciding run in the tenth.
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Reds
Cincinnati
Rabbit Maranville
Braves
Boston
Jon Wilhott
Thorpe
Neale
Wilhoit
Gowdy
Harry Hines
Sidney Lange
Boss Stallings
Stallings
Fred Toney
Fred
Toney
Dick Rudolph
Rabbit
Joe Wilhoit
George Twombly
Red Smith
Hal Chase
Hal
Dave Bhean
Chase
Smith
Koney
Groh
Rawlings
Rudolph
Twombly
Rousch
Magee
Kopf
Wingo
Maranville
Fitz
Shean
Wilheit
Johnny Evers
Evers
Fitzpatrick
Rawling
Kenetchy
Nealey
Grah
Klemn
Bransfield
Harvard Men Seek Sports Wednesday Baseball Games
Harvard training corps seeks Wednesday afternoon baseball among its companies with Captain Cordier's approval. Saturday plans were scratched due to rain, and a game between top corps players and a varsity squad member group was postponed to this week.
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Harvard Training Corps
Cordier
Arthur Duffey's Comment Sparks Baseball Banter
Arthur Duffey praises Hank Gowdy for enlisting and earns fan praise. The piece notes the lively American League batting race with Tris Speaker and Ty Cobb near the lead, and mentions possible franchise moves from Washington to Baltimore. Speculation on Sunday games and Red Cross fund appeals arises amid discussable plans. Billy Meanix reportedly strained a side in the Plattsburgh games.
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Tris Speaker
Ty Cobb
Tyrus
McInnes
Billy Meanix
Freddie Welsh nationality stated as Welsh
The text asserts Freddie Welsh is Welsh by nationality. It also mentions various stadium capacities for Harvard Princeton and Yale, an argument about Joe Wood and Walter Johnson's fastball speeds, and notes on St John’s Prep interscholastic games on June 16.
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Joe Wood
Walter Johnson
Wood
Johnson
St. John's Prep
Haverhill Man Struck By Auto In Monument Square
Harry Epstein of 46 Pilling Street Haverhill was run down while crossing Monument Square by an automobile owned and driven by Sebastino D Anito of 2 Brad Quide Key Lawrence. Epstein is at Hale Hospital with concussion of the brain.
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Haverhill
Harry Epstein
Pilling Street
Monument Square
Sebastino D'Anito
Key
Lawrence
Epstein
Hale Hospital
Route of Circus Parade Through Boston Streets
The parade leaves Huntington avenue grounds at 9 30 this morning and travels via Huntington avenue Massachusetts avenue Colum bus avenue Eliot street Tremont Park street Beacon Charles Boylston Copley square before returning to the grounds opposite the Boston Opera House. See the show and buy tickets and watch the wonders described in loud celebration.
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Huntington Avenue Grounds
Huntington Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Columbus Avenue
Eliot Street
Tremont
Park Street
Beacon
Charles
Boylston
Copley Square
Boston Opera House
Ringling Brothers Circus Rolls Into Boston For Week of Shows
The Ringling Brothers circus arrives with 89 train cars and 13870 people in Huntington avenue yard. Animals settle in as the main tent opens tonight with two daily performances this week. The troupe mourns the loss of their traveling cat Mother who logged over 442000 miles before vanishing in Boston.
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Ringling Brothers
Sailor
Huntington Avenue
Huntington Avenue Circus
Fenway
Commissary Department
Red Cross
Ringling Army
Long End
Boston
German crops fairly good despite dry May and rationed bread
June reports from Copenhagen quote German sources saying crops are fairly satisfactory, especially in the south and west. May was extremely dry, reducing rainfall to half normal, with concerns for continued dryness. The government plans early potato sales and a census to estimate acreage and ripening dates as grain stocks dwindle. Potatoes are scarce and bread rations are cut to near zero.
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Copenhagen
London
Germany
Woman Dies In Auto Crash After Altercation On Road
A fatal incident occurred when a party traveling toward Lawrence collided after Mahoney attempted a turn to yield to an approaching car. The women were injured. Mahoney and Mulvey were arrested and charged with manslaughter. Mahoney held on 190 dollar bail, Mulvey on 100 dollars. Mahoney resides at 41 High Street, Haverhill.
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Honey
Mulvey
Mahoney
Lawrence
High Street
Haverhill
Woburn Man Fatally Struck in Fog Near Portsmouth
Frank Gately of Woburn was killed when an automobile driven by Albert G. McIntosh of Boston struck him at Greenleaf Avenue and Lafayette Road on the outskirts of Portsmouth New Hampshire. Gately died at Portsmouth Hospital from a fractured skull after being dragged a short distance. Two companions Dennis Coughlin and James Fannigan of Chelsea escaped injury.
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N. H
Frank Gately
Woburn
Greenleaf Avenue
Lafayette Road
Albert G. McIntosh
Boston
Rye Beach
Gately
Portsmouth Hospital
Dennis Coughlin
James Fannigan
Chelsea
Sailor Hurt in South Boston Motorcycle Crash
Three people injured in a collision between a car and a sidecar motorcycle at East Third Street and I Street in South Boston. Seaman James L. Derdin sustained a fractured collarbone and his brother was badly bruised. Derdin is in serious condition at City Hospital.
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East Third
South Boston
City Hospital
Foster L. Drake
Chelmsford Street
Lowell
Alfred J. Derdin
M Street
Seaman James L. Derdin
Elkus Reaches Zurich via Paris Arrival Draws Attention
Swiss trip notes pass through Paris as former American ambassador to Turkey, June Ahram, arriving in Zurich. The visit links to ongoing diplomatic engagements and regional discussions with Swiss officials.
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Berne
Switzerland
Paris
Ahram
Wikus
Turkey
Zurich
Rebel Kronstadt to Suffer a Boycott
The article quotes officials claiming Kronstadt can be coerced by troops and ships but prefers not to use such methods. It notes plan to declare Kronstadt a traitor if it does not surrender, arguing extremists and criminals predominate there.
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Kronstadt
Russia
Kronstadt Revolt Names Anatole Lamanoff Dictator
June 1 Kronstadt reports Anatole Lamanoff a chemistry student and president of the local Council of Workmen and Soldiers Deputies has seized power and named his brother commander of sailors and Marines. The provisional government in Petrograd is said to be deposed and talks with the Petrograd council are to begin.
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Hank Gowdy
John Henry
Hank
Fana
Anatole Lamanoff
Kronstadt
London
Lamanoff
Petrograd
Dep
Kronstadt leader envisions a decentralized democracy model
Kronstadt’s master, a magnetic speaker in a student uniform, promotes a Russia divided into many local councils with loose union by a Pan-Russian congress. He declares Kronstadt a democracy model, rejects federation, and expects other centers to follow. He claims strong local government with strict order, citing arrests for intoxication and boasting of municipal discipline.
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Uties
Kronstadt
Lamanoff
Napoleon
Rousseau
Russia
Petrograd
Peter Lamanoff
Kronstadt Commander Sees War Policy Unchanged
Kronstadt naval leadership pledges unchanged wartime policy as Lamanoff, now president, asserts forts are well defended and that technical commands are held by experts while many senior positions are occupied by capable soldiers. He denies rumors of provocative action and promises a warm reception for any German forces.
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Kronstadt
Lamanoff
Baron Rosen Urges Allied Conference for Russian Peace Exit
Baron Rosen proposes a diplomatic conference with the entente allies and the United States to seek a peace basis with the central powers. He warns Russia faces anarchy and disintegration and urges abandoning empty war aims to agree on terms satisfactory to all sides.
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Baron Rosen
Russia
Petrograd
London
Dyen
United States
Council of the Empire
Russian Revolution Seen as Pivot in World War Diplomacy
Baron Rosen argues Russia’s delay in diplomatic overtures followed Wilson’s appeal but notes belligerents sought total victory. He says only a new, powerful factor could end the war stalemate, and the Russian revolution offered that decisive change, releasing nations from the war’s bloody hypnosis.
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Wilson
Baron Rosen
Russia
Rebuked Boy Tries Death by Gas At Home
George Carr Jr a fourteen year old boy attempted death by gas at his home 40 Avalon street Revere after being sent to bed following a dispute over a dollar he took without consent Police were alerted and the boy revived with a palmotor and taken to Frost Hospital where doctors say he will recover
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George Carr, Jr
Avalon Street
Revere
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