Derby Drama as Volodyovski Edges Reiff in Record Run
London June 6 Volodyovski wins the Derby in record time 2 minutes 40 45 seconds narrowly defeating William the Third after a late surge by Reiff. The crowd cheered cautiously as Morny Gannon’s horse led briefly before Reiff regained the lead. Whitney says he is pleased and hopes to take the trophy to America. Olympian led early, Orchid caused delays, and Lord Bobs Revenue and others contended through Tattenham Corner. Volodyovski had been leased by William C Whitney from Lady Meux and later by Theobald, with Whitney noting it as the second American Derby winner after Lorillard.
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London
Wiliam CC
Whitley
Volodyovski
Morny Gannon
William the Third
Reiff
Mr. Whitney
Eld
Orchid
Foxhall Keene
Olympian
Claqueur
Osboch
Lord Bobs
Revenue
William the
Rapidy
Tattenham Corner
William
William ¢C. Whitney
Theobald
Lady Meux
Lord William Beresford
Mr. Lorillard
New York
Harvard varsity crew first row in new shell
Harvard rowers tested a new shell built by Davy yesterday afternoon. Coaches and crew hailed it as one of the best shells Harvard has had in years. Freshman crew adjustments followed with Thanish replacing Minturn as stroke as the lineup shuffled for the session.
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Harvard
Davy
Thanish
Yale Crews Arrive Strong for Gaels Ferry Meet
Yale varsity and freshmen four oared crews with substitutes and trainers arrived at Gaels Ferry Conn this afternoon. About forty men travel in good condition and ready to race.
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Gauss Ferry
Conn
St. Paul’s School Mile Record Shattered
Concord N H June 5 The anniversary athletic sports at St Pauls School opened this afternoon and will continue tomorrow A new mile record was set as Dole lowered the time from 1892 to 4 minutes 42 3 4 seconds events continue tomorrow with more races and school athletes competing
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Concord
N. H
St. Paul's
Boston Shoe Industry Highlighted by Massachusetts Output
A letter in Shoe and Leather Facts notes exceptions to rules about factory sizes and claims Massachusetts makes more shoes than all other states combined. The writer urges the New England Shoe and Leather Association and manufacturers to publicize this systematically to boost Boston’s standing.
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New England
Boston
Massachusetts
Scotland Opens Open Golf Championship At Muirfield
Scotland opens the open golf championship at Muirfield with 101 entrants the largest on record. Vardon, regarded as the favorite, leads after the first round alongside rivals Braid Tudor Tyler and Jack White with 164. Amateurs Graham heads the list and others follow with 165.
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Gullane
Scotland
Muirfield
Hilton
Laidlow
Jack” White
J. Kinnell
Willie’ Park, Jr
J Graham, Jr
Graham
Arlington Ladies Qualify in Avenue Handicap Round
Arlington June 6 The driving approaching and putting contest was abandoned and a nine hole medal qualify round was played for the Arlington Golf Club avenue handicap tournament. Miss Hi and Miss Winn qualified for the next round in a tight field with scores listed in the current standings.
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Arlington
Arlington Golf Club
Winn
Oakley Country Club to host interclub stroke tournament
Watertown reports the Oakley Country Club will host the invitation stroke competition next Saturday with four local teams and twelve invited clubs accepted to participate. The event is organized by the tournament committee.
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Watertown
Oakley Country Club
Oakley defeats Conoorats in local club match
In Watertown on a June afternoon the Oakley club defeated Conoorats up in a female moon event.
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Watertown
Oakley
Conoorats
Gilbert Wins In Final Newton Match For Spring Cup
At Newton Centre Golf Club on June 5 Percy Gilbert defeated M oble 6 up and 4 to play in the last second round match of the spring cup tournament. Semifinals and finals are to be played on or before Saturday.
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Gilbert
Newton
Newton Centre
Percy Gilbert
Moble
Country Club Ladies Beat Brae-Burn in Tight Golf Match
In a key Women’s Golf Association series match today the Country Club ladies defeated Brae-Burn on a bright course with strong play all around. La Huis posted the best individual score for the day.
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Brae-Burnie
Ag SY
Plex
Ise Lahuis
Lowell June ote final and match in the ladies tourney
Fragmentary text describes a final in a ladies event at Tyng's Island between Vesper Bouicer and the adies' team. The source hints at a peaceful day and a likely opening act, with a real afternoon forecast.
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Lowell
Ote
Eeme
Ormer
Medford Golf Team Edges Opponent 2 Up
Medford plays a fine round on the links overcoming a stubborn foe. Gaita de Hated the n sates a eiabee abe team fought hard but fell short by two holes.
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Gaita de
Eiabee Abe
Somerville Man Injured in Rockland Seaway Incident
A Somerville man sustained injuries in a maritime accident near Rockland Maine. Authorities reported the seamen involved were transported for medical care. Exact details remain unclear due to the damaged text but the incident is being investigated by local officials.
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Somerville
Rockland
Vsaker
Seamen
Exeter Wins New England Interscholastic Meet With 38 Points
Exeter claimed first place at Soldiers Field in the New England Interscholastic Athletic Association meet with 38 points, Andover 28, and others like Worcester Academy 12, Hopkinson 10, Roxbury Latin 6, Needham and English High scoring minor totals. W. A. Schick of Andover led events by taking the 100 and 220 yard dashes and contributing to Andover’s top showing. D. P. Ayers of Roxbury Latin won the broad jump and Tingley of Exeter set a shot put mark, while Scheuber of Hopkinson won the 220 yard hurdles and Scheuber and Phillips tied for pole vault high.
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New England Interscholastic Athletic Association
Soldiers Field
Exeter
Andover
Worcester Academy
Hopkinson
Roxbury Pag
Needham, High
English High
Neo
W. A. Schick, Jr
Schick
D. P. Ayers
Roxbury Latin School
Scheuber
Soren
Chick
Tingley
H. E. Smith
Smith
G. Doyle
Worcester
As of
McKenney
Ee. High
Dee
C. 8. Jacobs
R. P. Nichols
H. E. Thrall
J. F. Doyle
C. W. Watkins
H. E B. Smith
F. E. Scheuber
J. Knibbs
R. Kenney
T. H. Schoentus
Roxbury Latin
H. F E. Smith
Eter
W. J. Jack
HB. A. Kruse
R. P. Kenney
J.L. Connor
J. L. Tingley
D. R. Ayers
Oxbury
Fallow
W. P. Hubbard
Concord High
Betwen
J. B. Phillips
J. ¢. Preston
H. E. Stanwood
Needham High
L. Sneider
E. F. Frye
W. A. Schick
E. J. Ezell
New England Vacation Options and Travel Resources
Summer brings vacation planning with New England as a top destination. The region offers shores and mountains, ample accommodations, and lavish inns with ample dining. The Boston and Maine railroad provides through express service and modern parlor and sleeping cars. The summer resorts and tours booklet, free from the railroad, lists hotels rates routes maps and steamer connections to guide travelers.
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England
New England
Boston & Mains Railroad
Boston
Franklin Hospital Opens on East Brookline Street
The Franklin Hospital at 2 and 4 East Brookline street will be formally opened this evening with exercises. The facility targets patients seeking premier hospital care under their own physician, marking a new approach to local hospital work. Invitations have drawn many prominent Boston physicians and surgeons for the ceremony.
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Franklin Hospital
East Brookline Street
Boston
Aid for Striking Linemen Draws City Labor Support
Striking linemen receive financial backing from several local labor groups. Boston Central Labor Union affiliates contribute generously as many workers stay out.
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Lnemen
Boston Central Labor Union
Dr Hallock's Wonderful Electric Pills Advert
Persistent headaches and nervous exhaustion claimed to be cured by Dr Hallock's Wonderful Electric Pills. Ad touts nerve restoration and eyesight benefits, lists numerous symptoms, and offers $1 per box or $5 for six boxes with mail delivery from a laboratory.
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Pete
Five Days Human Remedies Mail Trial Treatment Offer
A Boston advertisement by Hallock Drug Co invites readers to try a five days treatment with medical advice free of charge. Postage and expense require 10 cents to be sent by mail to 110 Court Street, Boston, Massachusetts.
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Hallock Drug CO
Court St
Boston
Mass
Doctor Rixey Reports Mrs McKinley Improving Quietly
Dr. Rixey visited the White House after 9 pm and stayed about ninety minutes. He said Mrs. McKinley is resting comfortably and has gained a little with no setback during the day, a welcome sign for the White House. The President expressed pleasure at the small improvement.
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Washington
White House
Russell to Call Republican City Committee Meeting
Vice-President A P Russell has decided to hold the republic chairman meeting Monday night at Wesleyan Hall. Critics complain of delay in calling the meeting while Hutchinson supporters fear a contest may arise. Russell cites state house duties and a subway matter as reasons for the postponement.
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A. P. Russell
Republican City Committee
Wesleyan Hall
Hutchinson
Russell
State House
Disappointment at Havana as Convention Delays
Havana June 6 The constitutional convention faced disappointment as no instructions from Washington arrived. The body planned to hear the committee on style and formally accept the amendment passed a week earlier. A final ultimatum could lead to unanimous refusal and dissolution of the convention.
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Havana
Washington
Constitutional Convention
Committee On
Labor Leader Weds in Jamaica Plain at Cathedral Parish
Labor leader James Aeaile, formerly of the Boston Beans des cornet, married Minnie Devlin at the Cathedral parochial residence. A small reception followed at the couple’s future home 30 Sheridan Street Jamaica Plain attended by immediate relatives and friends.
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Cathedral Reir
Jamce Aeaile
Boston Beans Des Cornet
Minnie Devlin
Sheriden Street
Jamaica Plain
Revere Beach Track Hosts Large Sprinters Meet
A large colony of professional sprinters trains for a Saturday race meet at Revere Beach track. Debuts include Mcpeer Cooper Jacobson Collett and others from about twenty five total since 1898. Jacobson and Collett learned the track ahead of a pursuit against Jimmy Moran as entries grow across amateur and professional events.
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New Revere Beach
Mcpeer
Cooper
Jacobson
Collett
Enn
Cadwell
Butler Boys
New Haven
Jimmy Moran
Moran
Hart Stevens
W.S. Fenn
R. M. Alexander
Hardy Downing
Billy Becker
Fred Hoyt
Otto Maya
John Dubois
Joseph Turgeon
Hart Caldwell
John King
Joe Downey
J. Moran
Arthur Ross
Hoyt
Hugh McLean
Mayo
Waller
Tom Linton
Charles River Park
Johnny Nelson
Linton
America
L. A
Winton
Revere PE Mieony
Cambridge
John Irwin
Louis Mettling
Glenmere
Lynn
BE. O. Peabody
Owl
Orient Club
Memorial
Kdnight
Charlie Pores
Een Taylor Haye
Ohak Weowihe
Commonwealth Sails With 1045 Passengers From Boston
The Dominion liner Commonwealth sailed with 1045 passengers including rich travelers and steerage crowds. Notables aboard included Henrietta Crosman Maurice Campbell Mary Mannering Hackett W H Crane James K Hackett Major J B Pond Sir Louis Davies A G Blair David Mille W S Fielding John J Keane Patrick J Harkins F W Oakes Thomas Riley and Judge Edward F Bingham among others. Officials from Canada and clergy also traveled as Boston waved farewell with thousands on shore.
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Boston
Commonwealth
Europe
Henrietta Crosman
Maurice Campbell
Mary Mannering Hackett
W. H. Crane
James K. Hackett
J. B. Pond
Louis H. Davies
Marine and Fisheries
Canada
Cambridge Boy Found Unconscious After Alleged Drinking Incident
Fourteen year old William Wallace of 607 Franklin street Cambridge was found unconscious in a field on Landsdown Street by Officer Colter and taken to Cambridge hospital. Michael McCarthy of 4 Grigs street was arrested on drunkenness charges and accused of placing the boy in the field. a separate assault charge was filed.
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Cambridge
Michael McCarthy
William Wallace
Franklin Street
LandsAown Street
Green
Colter
Michael
Grig Street
Bryant
Cambridge Hospital
McCarthy
Banquet Honors Harvard Greek Scholar Goodwin
A complimentary dinner at Hotel Somerset celebrated Professor William Watson Goodwin of Harvard, long time chair of Greek, with Bishop Lawrence presiding and President Eliot attending. Speakers included Eliot, Goodwin, Haynes, Adams, Haynes, Gray, J A Haynes, and Ezra R. Thayer. A silver cup was presented to Goodwin.
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Hotel Somerset
William Watson Goodwin
Harvard University
Bishop Lawrence
Harvard
Eliot
Goodwin
Professor Goodwin
John Co. Haynes
William Everett
Cc. F. Adams
H. W. Haynes
John C. Gray
J. A. Haynes
New York
Ezra R. Thayer
Hopkinson Wins Interscholastic Regatta On Charles
Hopkinson took first place in the finals of the annual interscholastic regatta on the Charles River. Weather and smooth water favored the event as Waltham High, Volkman, and Noblie crews followed, with a restart after a slipped seat by Volkman No.3.
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Charles
Hopkinson
The
Waltham High School
Wall
Waltham
Volkman
Somerville Aldermen Approve July 4 Celebration Funds
The Somerville Board of Aldermen adopted a $1000 appropriation for the July 4 celebration and created a special committee with the July 1st Association. Edward Courtney received an auctioneer’s license after a license committee recommendation, despite prior refusals. A Boston Elevated Railroad note stated fire department members may not ride free to and from fires.
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Somerville
Jackson Caldwell
Board of Aldermen
Edward Courtney
Washington Street
Courtney
Boston Elevated Railroad Company
Notable speakers named at Massachusetts Dental Society event
President John F. Dowsley introduced a roster of speakers at the Massachusetts Dental Society banquet during its thirty seventeenth annual meeting at the Hotel Brunswick. Elmer Capen Tufts College. B Holly Smith Baltimore College of Dental Surgery. Eugene Smith Harvard. Harold Williams Tufts. Luther Befores A M D S D M D of London were listed as speakers.
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John F. Dowsley
Massachusetts Dental Society
Hotel
Brunswick
Elmer H. Capen
Tufts College
B. Holly Smith
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
Euene H. Smith
Harvard University
Harold Williams
A. B
Tufts College Dental School
Luther
A. M
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Kidney Relief
An advertisement claims kidney problems cause fatigue backache and poor sleep. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best remedy and cites Mrs. V. Kerr of Indiana Pa reporting swelling reduced and regained ability to work after using the product.
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Sarsaparvilla
V. ‘Kerr
Indiana
Hood
Hood's Promise and Proof of Cure
A brief persuasive note touts Hood's as the true remedy, contrasting it with substitutes and asserting the product’s effectiveness through fulfillment of its promises. It emphasizes trust in Hood's and repeats the claim of reliable relief.
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Hood
Mrs Sampson Hosts Reception for Mrs Hackett at Navy Yard
A cordial informal reception hosted by Mrs. Sampson wife of Rear Admiral Sampson was held at the Charlestown Navy Yard residence. Mrs Hackett wife of Navy Assistant Secretary Hackett attended from Newport aboard the Dolphin with other yard officers and families present for about an hour of music and light refreshments.
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Hackett
Navy
Sampson
Charlestown Navy Yard
Marine Band
Dolphin
Foxabd Yard
Newport
Washington
Boston
Bryan Defends Measure in Kansas City Address
William J Bryan spoke to the Jackson County Democratic Club on The Outlook sharply criticizing the Supreme Court for recent decisions. He warned against reorganizers and warned that imperial tendencies could arise if court rulings redirect the republic. He emphasized sticking to principles and warned against minority error.
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Kansas City
William J. Bryan
Jackson County
Democratic Club
Bryan
Supreme Court
Bridegroom Fails to Appear Halting East Islip Wedding
In East Islip New York on June 6 the planned marriage of Agnes Ryan to Samuel Dow of Boston was thwarted as the groom did not arrive. Guests gathered. the bride wore a white satin gown, but there is no word from the groom, who once lived locally and met the bride a year ago.
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New York
East Isslip
L. I
Agnes Ryan
Samuel Dow
Boston
Mass
Baker Craig Wedding in Brookline Draws Notable Guests
Prominent Newton Boston Cambridge and Jamaica Plain figures attended the Baker Craig wedding at the bride’s home on Columbia Street Brookline. The maid of honor was Miss Mary McGaw of Boston and R H Ernst of New York officiated as best man. The couple plans to reside on Winchester Street after September.
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Ww. L. Baker
Ok Hedian Club
Brookne
Seine
M. Craig
Raig
Columbia
Yookline
G. D. Sewall
Bie Warverd Congregational Arch
Soulee Peopl
Newton
Boston
Cambridge
Jamaica Plain
Mary McGaw
R. H. Ernst
New York
W. B. Locharer, Jr
W. D. Allen
E. D. Craig
Eebe
Winchester Street
Swedenborgian Church Wed December Pair in Boston Society
The Swedenborgian Church on Bowdoin Street hosted a notable New Church wedding. Miss Helen Louise Pettee, daughter of Benjamin Pettee, and Hon. William Warren Towle, ex State Senator from the South End, were married by Rev. James Marion tree served as maid of honor. Dr Iliamatceie was best man. A reception followed at the bride’s Roxbury home.
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Bowdoin Street
Helen Louise Pettee
Daugh
Benjamin Pettee
Boston
William Warren Towle
State Nator
South End
James
Marion Tree
Marion Hathaway
Pinckney Street
Grace Stone
Winchéster
Sallie Pettis
Bronsnas
Eleanor Pettee
Roxbury
Iliamatceie
Lawrence Avenue
Naval cabinet dismissed amid unclear report
A stray OCR fragment notes a dismissal involving naval cabinet and June, with references to an ex superintendent and a final meeting. The text is fragmented and lacks clear context or details about people, places, or actions beyond the dismissal mention.
Machinists Win Nine Hour Day and Wage Increase
Forty machinists at Hulmés & Blanchard Charlestown street returned to work after securing a nine hour day and a wage rise of 12 percent. Strikes continue at Blake's Cambridge Goodyear Albany East Boston and Woven Hose with about 1100 workers still out. The Boston machinists’ executive committee foresees near term talks between employers and workers across affected firms.
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Hulmés & Blanchard
Charlestown Street
Blake’s Works
Cambridge
Goodyear Machine Shop
Albany Street
Atlantic Works
East Boston
Woven Hose Company
Labori Captivates British Legal World At Dinner
Maitre Labori spoke in English to over 500 eminent jurists in London. Lords High Chancellor and cabinet members attended the Hardwicke Society annual dinner, arranged to honor the French advocate. The scene marked unprecedented acclaim for a French lawyer among Britain’s legal leaders.
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London
Maitre Labori
Greatritain
the Hardwicke Society
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