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Venona Wins Bermuda Race With Small Yacht Lead
Venona the smallest yacht in the Marblehead to Hamilton Bermuda race wins sailed by Boston crew. Eastern Yacht Club flag flies as Venona proves seaworthy and skilled seamanship earning high praise for performance and potential sport influence.
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Eastern Yacht Club
Harvard Crew Prepares for Thames Race Against Yale and Cornell
The Harvard crew, sent to Red Top on the Thames, shows promise ahead of the upcoming race. Their recent sharp victory over Cornell on the Charles demonstrates strength and form, suggesting they may challenge Yale, which is rumored to be behind in training.
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Winter Street
Washington
Tremont Streets
Meat Prices Reflect Boston Dependence on Chicago Packers
The Boston rise in beef prices shows reliance on Chicago packers. Costs to dealers push higher prices to consumers, with meat shortages and higher overall meat costs cited. The remedy urged is reducing meat consumption, a health measure in hot weather.
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Boston
Chicago Trust
Taft delegates consolidate control of Republicans
The Republican national committee continues to seat Taft aligned delegates while anti Taft contenders are turned away. Former Assistant Postmaster General Hitchcock has left the committee but proxies may fill seats if needed. Roosevelt is said to approve the committee’s zealous regularity as convention seating proceeds.
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Republican National Committee
Taft
Roosevelt
A Perilous Plea Heads Rail Merger Vote
The House moves the railroad merger bill to a third reading amid a tense push. A party loyalty plea circulates among the majority claiming a vote against the merger equals voting against the Republican party, but it will not be used.
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House
Merger Bill Poses Political Peril for Massachusetts Republicans
The text argues that any party wide support for the juggled merger bill would hurt the Republican party in Massachusetts. It warns that a House Senate alignment on the merger could burden the party, risking a Democratic Massachusetts in the next campaign. It urges Republican leaders to avoid the peril.
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Taft Delegates From the South Trigger GOP Controversy
The Republican national committee admitted Southern Taft delegations and rejected anti Taft delegates, a move praised by Washington but criticized as an improper, decency-violating administration deal. Affidavits alleged white officers unions controlled conventions with inmates and felons, prompting accusations of corruption and calls for restraint in supporting Taft.
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Notable Pastorate: Rev P S Henson to Retire From Tremont Temple
The Rev P S Henson D D announces his retirement from Tremont Temple Baptist Church in Boston. In five years he led a broad and liberal metropolitan church, earning respect for preaching and community service after more than fifty years in pastoral work. He will be missed in the Tremont Temple pulpit.
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Millionaire's Son's Wife Pleads for Aid After Matrimony
In Newark a newspaper ad reveals Mrs. R. W. Pettit, once nurse to a typhoid patient and later wife of Dr. Robert W. Pettit, now penniless with a baby. She lives in two small rooms and seeks aid from the Poor Board while her husband, a physician to society, resides in Clinton avenue with a large income. Eight years earlier the couple met during the typhoid case at his father's New Brunswick home.
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Robert W. Pettit
Clinton Avenue
Wedded to Spite Ends in Divorce for Miss Rowland
Chicago June 8 Miss Alice Rowland married Walter T Nason Jr two years ago to spite rival suitor R P Butler. She obtained a divorce after continuing to associate with Butler who had reconciled with her. Both were court reporters sharing an office in the Ashland block and travel together last summer while Nason was ignored.
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Chicago
Alice Rowland
Walter T. Nason, Jr
R. P. Butler
Butler
Miss Rowland
Ashland
Nason
Gunsaulus Uses Music In Sermon At Chicago Club
Chicago June 8 Reverend Frank W. Gunsaulus spoke to the Chicago Sunday Evening Club at Orchestra Hall about integrating music into sermons as a new method for delivering religious messages.
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Chicago
Frank W. Gunsaulus
Chicago Sunday Evening Club
Orchestra Hall
Night Rider Situation Prompts Military Request
Major Charles Becht and Colonel Hake of the First Regiment held a conference and decided to ask for more troops due to the seriousness of the night rider situation in the tobacco region near Ripley Ohio.
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Ohio
Charles Becht
Hake
Tobacco
Eleanor Glyn's Three Weeks to be dramatized
Report says Eleanor Glyn plans a stage adaptation of her controversial novel Three Weeks. Critics mock the work as unsuitable reading and fear dramatization will provoke public scandal and theatrical upheaval.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Dramatics
Boozer Brown Faces Jury Over Temperance Tale
In Hoboken Boozer Brown testifies amid a yeggmen union case. His sobering tale recounts a paid temptations job offering meals, hotels, and frequent drinks, culminating in a staged temperance lecture. The jury finds the prisoner not guilty.
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Boozer Brown
Rhodes
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Boozer
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Chauncey DE Grog
WANTS HIS LETTERS BACK
A poem in a newspaper ad form pleads with a former lover to return letters written in passion. The speaker recalls sending gifts and vows to another maid, insisting the letters be sent quickly for reuse. The piece mixes humor and plea in a dated urban column voice.
City Common praised as central calming greenspace and urban life
The Observant Citizen extols Boston Common as a vital central breathing space, noting its accessibility from nearby districts and its value during warm days. Reports on Arlington gypsy moth nests, unsafe North End Park grounds, a close auto encounter on Winter street, and civic notes on Dr. Shannahans and local honors follow.
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