Soldiers in Camp Lay Out First Brigade Busy Drill Plan
Wet grounds greet canvas city as First Brigade and units arrive at Canv as city camp. Brig Brig Bridges and staff review readiness with Battery C and A, Inspector Schenck, Major Duchesney, and Governor Busiel present. Governor’s day marked by review and parade in two weeks.
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Fred G. King
Boston
Landy
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Schenck
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Rennes
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Trilby
Busiel
Is It Murder in Salem Aboard Jones Street Case
Charles Christi a Sicilian, found dead in his 32 Peabody street room this noon with a bullet through the heart. Suspicion rests on Bat Nicoli who owned the revolver found in Christi's trunk and who claims Christi asked for the key before the shooting. An autopsy shows the bullet lodged in the fifth rib. Nicoli says Christi threatened self harm and theory holds the pistol fell into the trunk as Christi fell. No escape attempts by Nicoli. motive may involve a romance with Christi's sister turned sour.
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Salem, Jones
Charles Christi
Peabody Street
Bat Nicoli
Nicoli
Christi
America
Egyptians Repel Dervish Attack at Firket
Advices from Akasheh report 800 Dervishes killed and 450 taken prisoner after a battle near Firket. Egyptian forces of about 4000 faced 4500 Dervishes. The victory showcases improved bravery and morale in the Egyptian army, contradicting critics who doubted native troops' resolve.
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Cairo
Akasheh
Soudan
Firket
New York World’s Exposition Bill Introduced
In Washington on June 8, Representative Fairchild of New York introduced a bill to inaugurate a world’s twentieth century exposition in New York City in 1991. A NY corporation would tender the site and buildings for the event, named the World’s Exposition of 1901, with capital stock of 10 090 000 dollars. A world’s exposition commission would include two members from each state and territory plus eight commissioners at large, and a government exhibit is provided.
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Washington
Fairchild
New York
New York City
Bartleman Nominated U S Consul at Malaga Spain
Washington June 8 The President sent to the Senate the nomination of R M Bartleman of Massachusetts to be consul at Malaga Spain Bartleman a Boston native born in 1868 at Charlestown Navy Yard son of a U S Navy chief engineer He earlier served as charge d affaires at Caracas Venezuela and as consul at Antigua West Indies last year
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Washington
Senate
R. M. Bartleman
Massachusetts
Malaga
Spain
Richard M. Bartleman
Boston
Charlestown Navy Yard
United States Navy
Bartleman
Caracas
Venezuela
Antigua
West Indies
Hypnotism Talk Turns to a Flying Teller
Two psychology students in a late night restaurant observe a man by the ice box. They infer his line as a bank teller from his nervous manner and fingers testing a pancake bill, while noting his pale appearance and high tension. The exchange, inspired by a New York Press item, ends with their verdict on his profession.
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New School of Psychology
New York Press
Cincinnati Defeats Giants as Boston St Louis Clash Looms
Cincinnati wins decisively against the Giants in a strong showing signaling upcoming matchups with Boston and St Louis. Brooklyn is shut out in a separate setback, highlighting pitching and defensive gaps.
Baseball schedule across leagues with multiple matchups
National League games feature St. Louis at Boston Cincinnati at New York Pittsburg at Brooklyn Cleveland at Philadelphia Louisville at Baltimore Chicago at Washington. New England League lines show Lewiston at Brockton Portland at Pawtucket Augusta at Fall River Bangor at New Bedford. Eastern League games list Rochester at Springfield Syracuse at Providence Buffalo at Wilkesbarre Toronto at Scranton.
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Attentins
Washington
Chicago
Broscklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Boston
Jad
Brooklyn
Chicago Ee
Pittsburg Ee
St. Louis
Louisville
Lewiston
Brockton
Portland
Pawtucket
Augusta
Fall River
Bangor
New Bedford
Rochester
Springfield
Syracuse
Providence
Buffalo
Wilkesbarre
Toronto
Scranton
Weather dampens baseball as St Louis brings team to town
A cold easterly rain kept baseball fans away and forced the St. Louis team to stay in their hotel. The forecast hints at a 3:30 start if skies clear. Dolan may pitch for Boston, Kissinger for the Browns, Herrman Long returns to short, Collins at third, Harrington ready for emergency.
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St. Louis
South End
Dolan
Boston
Kissinger
Browns
Herrman Long
Collins
Harrington
Cincinnati Reds Rout the New Yorks in 8-3 Victory
The Cincinnati outfielded and bashed efficiently as Dad Clarke was not hit hard. Sacrifice hitting and timely base hits produced seven runs, while New York showed weakness at the plate. Attendance 4000. Final score 8 to 3 with Clarke and Farrell catching for New York.
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New York
Cincinnatis
New Yorks
Dad Clarke
Cincinnati
Aves
Ccstacsce
Enret
Vaughn
Clarke
Farrell
Washingtonbeats Chicago in wide margin baseball game
Mercer left with a leg injury after a batted ball in the first inning and King finished, allowing only four hits as Washington won decisively. Crooks homered for Washington, attendance 2657. Final: Washington 12, Chicago 6. Errors: Washington 1, Chicago 3. Pitchers Mercer King Maguire Parker Donahue.
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Mercer
King
Crooks
Chacazo
Chicago
King and Maguire
McFarland
Parker and Donahue
Pittsburg Beats Brooklyn In Lopsided Game
In Brooklyn Pittsburg pounded 18 hits to 4 as Stenzel hit a homer. Pittsburgh pulled away with a big third and fourth inning after Brooklyn failed to retire the side. Killen struggled facing strong Pittsburg bats while Paine and Burrell closed out. Attendance 2000.
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Pittsburgs
Brooklyns
Kennedy
Paine
Killen
Stenzel
Puedes
Pittsburg
Sugden
Payne
Burrell
Cleveland Wins Ten Inning Clash With Philadelphia
Cleveland defeated Philadelphia in a ten inning game as costly home errors by Philadelphia helped the visitors. Burkett McKean Sullivan and Grady homered for Cleveland while Philadelphia connected for 16 hits and 4 errors. Attendance 8058. Batteries Young Cuppy and Zimmer for Cleveland Taylor and Grady for Philadelphia.
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Cleveland
Burkett
McKean
Sullivan
Grady
Young
Cuppy
Zimmer
Taylor and
New England Games Off After Rain Postponements
All New England League games were postponed yesterday due to heavy rain.
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New England
Wilkes Barre Beats Buffalo Behind Luckey in Western League
Wilkes Barre shut out Buffalo 1 to 0 as Luckey dominated on the mound. Wilkes Barre hitters cracked Wadsworth with ease, while Buffalo struggled with runners on base. Attendance 1,000. Base hits: Wilkes Barre 20, Buffalo 10. Errors: Wilkes Barre 2, Buffalo 2. Batteries Luckey and Diggins for Wilkes Barre. Wadsworth and H. Smith for Buffalo.
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Wilkesbarre
Buffalo
Scranton shuts out Toronto in tidy 8-0 game
Scranton defeated Toronto 8-0 in Scranton Pennsylvania on June 8 with Dunn knocked out after two innings and Dineen allowed only seven hits the rest of the way. Brown pitched effectively for Scranton.
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Scranton
Penn
Toronto
Dunn
Dineen
Brown
Scranton Beats Toronto In Low-Scoring Baseball Game
Scranton 14 Toronto 3 as base hits favor Scranton. Toronto errors four. Brown and Berger pitched for Scranton with Dunn D'Tneen and Casey behind the plate. Toronto had two-baggers and two scratches in the loss.
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Scranton
Brown
Berger
Dunn
D'tneen
Casey
End of Six Inning Dispute Forfeits Newark Win 9 0
In Wilmington Delaware, a sixth inning controversy over a umpire decision led Newark to forfeit the game being recorded as a Wilmington 9 to 0 victory. Final score line shows Wilmington with 10 errors 1 and Newark 1 error. Batters Nops Wise and Zettley Rothfuss also noted.
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Wilmington
Del
Newark
J. Nops
Wise
Zettley
A. Rothfuss
Hallets Triumph Over Centrals in Narrow 6 5 Win
Rain delayed many East games. S J Healy of South Boston claims the Hallets beat the Centrals 6 to 5 at Commonwealth Park on May 3, contradicting a defeat report. Revere Unions seek an infielder. Charles Redmond of Boston notes unique fielding play in Philadelphia. Dahlen now leads the Chicagos at the bat.
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South Boston
Hallets
Centrals
Commonwealth Park
Revere
Charles Redmond
Church Street
Boston
Philadelphia
Dahlen
Chicagos
Second annual Metro politan Rowing Association regatta
The second annual Metropolitan Rowing Association regatta on Wednesday June 17 on the Charles River features multiple single and multi crew events. Boston area clubs like Boston Athletic Association and Riverside Boat Club compete with entries closed June 13 for some events. Lightweight limit 140 pounds. Scottish games day also on June 17 at Centennial Grove Essex with bicycle and amateur and professional track events and cash prizes.
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Charles River
Boston
Boston Athletic Association
Bradford Boat Club
City Point Rowing Association
Columbian Rowing Association
Lynn Rowing and Athletic Association
Millstream Boat Club
Riverside Boat Club
Shawmut Rowing Club
Weld Boat Club
West End Boat Club
J. Frank Facey
Prospect Street
Cambridgeport
Centennial Grove
Essex
W. F. Searle
Salem
Duncan McLean
Lynn
Williams Football Plans Elect New Assistant Manager
At a special Williams College meeting Arthur C. Twitchell of Portland Me was elected assistant manager for next year by acclamation. Manager Brown released the schedule with games from Sept 26 through Nov 21 including clashes with Harvard Yale Amherst and Cornell plus two championship dates in November at Williamstown and Hanover.
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Colgate
Yale
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Syracuse University
Albany
Bowdoin
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Amherst
Cornell
Buffalo
Dartmouth
Hanover
Refugee and Golden Dream Win at Gravesend Races
Warm day draws 3500 spectators as Refugee wins the May stakes and Golden Dream takes the Amazon stakes at Gravesend. Results: Agitator won six furlongs with Glenmoyne second. Chugnut led one and one sixteenth miles. Refugee triumphed in the May stakes. Golden Dream won the Amazon stakes for two-year-olds. Euphemia, Stackelburg, and Gee Gee placed in the later events.
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Golden Dream
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Sue Kittie
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Forum
Loyaletta
Lady Louise
Euphemia
Stackelburg
Gée Gee
Boxing Gossip Sparks Lowell Armory intrigues
Lowell clamor rises for the Flaherty Dixon matchup as Ernst Griffo clash with Billy Ernst draws praise. Griffo’s defense shines while Ernst presses relentlessly. Plimmer eyes Corfield in England for 2500 purse and Joe Elms trains with Dixon for June 16 bout. Creedon chase and Sharkey’s San Francisco surge heat up boxing chatter nationwide.
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Armory
Martin Flaherty
George Dixon
Billy Ernst
Young Griffo
Ernst
Boston
Griffo
Sam Tomkins
Billy Plimmer
George Corfield
England
Plimmer
Corfield
Dave Sullivan
the Armory
Joe
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Tom Duggern
Dan Creedon
The
Mirror of Life
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America
Duggan
Tom O'Rourke
Fureka Club
San Francisco
Tom Sharkey
Sharkey
Joe Chovnski
Jim Williams
Yale Wisconsin Freshmen Rowing Race Planned at Lake Saltonstall
Plans are set for Yale freshmen to race the University of Wisconsin at Lake Saltonstall in New Haven on June 18 between 4 and 6 pm. Guy Richards of Columbia is referee. Course is from the east end of the lake to Regatta Point. Wisconsin crew arrives June 13 as Yale practices daily. this is Yale’s only race on this side of the Atlantic this year.
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Conn
Yale
University of Wisconsin
Lake Saltonstall
Guy Richards
Columbia
Regatta Point
Wisconsin
Boxing teacher Shaw advertised housing and lessons
Prof Shaw of 181 Tremont Street promotes boxing instruction and special rates in cool rooms. Call or write for details.
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Shaw
Tremont St
Tates
Secretaries urged to submit club copy by Thursday night
Biddine club secretaries are urged to ensure their notices reach the desk by Thursday night to avoid Sunday issue rushes. The piece mentions L. C. Boardman of the New York Recorder visiting the United States Hotel with wife Neta Jean Boardman and discusses East Boston race echoes, tandem riding trends, and upcoming road races and club events in Massachusetts and nearby towns.
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New York Recorder
America
United States
Boston
Walleston
Winter
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Massasoit Club
Sntries
Oakland Street
Belmont Avenue
Sumner Avenue
Warner Street
Allen Street
Watershops Hill
Century Road Club of America
Jack’’ Fisher
Consolidated Gueling Clubs
Towanda
Woburn
Bartlett House
Haverhill
Providence
R. I
Clinton House
Clinton
Mass
South Natick
Races Postponed One Day Owing to Rain
Weather bureau forecasts continued rain until noon today prompting manager Hicks to postpone the races by one day. The meeting will proceed with the same programme once the track is prepared, and the event is not canceled.
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Weather Bureau
Hicks
Book on training children provokes debate over nursery staffing
In a heated exchange from a Chicago Post piece, a couple argues over applying a recent parenting manual. She insists it requires a maid or nurse for each child, plus a governess and dancing master, while he dismisses such books as impractical for those who must actually care for children.
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Chicago Post
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