Miss Wetmore Leads In First Metropolis Golf Meet
Miss Maud K. Wetmore of Newport and Morris County golf clubs tops qualifying at Convent Station New Jersey for the first annual Woman's Metropolitan Golf Association championship. Hoyt matches Wetmore on 18th green but Wetmore finishes 102 to Hoyt 103, with a field including Fargo, Hunster, Berg and others. The draw for tomorrow's match play pairs Wetmore with Kip, and Hoyt with Wetmore-led field.
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Miss Wetmore
Miss Hoyt
Ss Hoyt
Missetmore
Wetmore
Morris County
Shinnecock
Vantakah
Hip
Cochrane
Ardsley
Shippen
Miss Graham
North Jersey
Miss Chase
Wee Burn
de Rary
Baltusrol
Kabbe
Richmond
Miss Brown
Wee ‘Burn
Miss Robinson
Misa Sounds
Mortis County
L. Graham
Shipr. Seabright
Miss Pickman
Monailaft
Miss Wallace
Dyker Meadow
Miles G. Corey
Miss Tingle
Mae
Marion Oliver
Miss Fargo
Kip
Miss Shearson
Miss Hecker
Miss Maxwell
Miss Underhill
Morgan
Rogers
Berg
Miss Host
Miss Chauncey
Miss Willis
Miss Hurlburt
Miss Pearsall
Adams Wins Second Open Event At Country Club
Miss H B Adams of Wollaston Golf Club tops both gross and net in the second women open event, beating Miss Underhill’s score amid back set tees. Louise A Wells finishes second for best net. eighteen players entered. Adams collects evens prize and a silver trophy.
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H. B. Adams
Wollaston Golf Club
Miss Underhill
Miss Adams
Louise A. Wells
Iss Grace Keyes
Concord
Pauline Mackey
Oakley Club
Miss Wells
Louise Aree
Mackay
F. B. Zerrahn
Onard F
Braeburn Ag
Wan
Mopikley
Ccess
Allston Defeats Newton Centre in Close Golf Match
NEWTON CENTRE, June 11. A tight team golf match at Allston Links ended with the visitors defeating Newton Centre 4 to 11. Key player A G Lockwood, back from New York, won his match by nine holes, while Chick was the other Allston victor.
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Allstons
Newton
A. G. Lockwood
New York
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Alliston
Core Ea Foie
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Wadeworth
Lock Wood
Wright
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Boston Latin
Franklin Park
Aniel
Eee
Belend
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Aeee Allen
Eeeerenee
Geodos
Brae Burn Second Team Defeats Newton 24-0
Brae Burn records a 24 to 0 victory over Newton in a team match on June 11 as the Brae Burn second team dominates the game. Newton struggled on offense while Brae Burn seized opportunities to widen the gap.
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Brae-Burn
Newton
Remarkable Cure Claims by Eichler Touch Wanders Boston
A Boston based healer Eichler touts a mysterious hands on method that cures chronic ailments after one treatment. He dismisses money as a barrier, offers free consultations, and cites patient testimonials from Newton Waltham and Boston showing kidney, heart and nerve improvements at his Hoffman House office.
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Fichler
Eichler
Ele
Moses
Bichler
Boston
New England
Hayden
Washington Street
Arthur Sanderson
Crescent Street
Waltham
Newton
Fitchburg lease row stirs rail panel votes
The railroad committee backed ratifying the Fitchburg lease to the Boston and Maine, with dissent from Senator Tolman and Representatives Blood and Dewey. Blood demanded guarantees against rate and service discrimination before opposing, Dewey pressed improvements on the Massachusetts Central, while Tolman aligned with Dewey. The session saw debates over rail crossings, gas pricing, park funding, and civil war veteran pensions.
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Committee On Railroads
Fitchburg
Boston & Maine
Tolman
Blood
Dewey
Post
Massachusetts Central
Silas D. Reed
Taunton
Myers
Haven
Come
Golf Tournaments Today Across Several Clubs
A schedule of open and handicap events across multiple clubs including Brookline, Allston, Brae Burn, Medford, Morris County, Copia Hunt, and Essex County Club. Events run from June 9 through July with matches, semi finals, and finals, some with no handicaps and various qualifications for cups and prizes.
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Brookline Country Club
Allston
Newton
Brae Burn
West Newton
Medford
Salem
South Salem
Morris County Club
Morristown
N. J
Metropolitan Omen
Copia Hunt Club
Hamilton
United States Golf Association
Bes
Essex County Club of Manchester
Pandioay
Manners Cone
Century-Old Church Burned by Lightning in Storm
Middlefield reports a Congregational church over a century old was struck by lightning during a sewer thunderstorm this afternoon and leveled. It had served as a place of worship for more than 100 years.
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Middlefield
Congregational Church
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as America's Greatest Medicine
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for bad blood and a remedy for diseases caused by impurities. It claims the medicine cures scrofula rheumatism and fatigue, urging readers to take action at the first sign of impurity.
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Hood
Harvard Crew Reassigns Seats as Bullard Drops Out
Harvard varsity rowing shifts continue with Bullard out after ankle injury. Harding moves to second, Shuebruk to fourth, amid speculation Bullard may not regain his seat. Harvard baseball heads to Princeton for the rematch, with a lengthy list of players named to travel party.
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Harvard
Harding
Shuebruk
Lawrence
Princeton
Tigers
Cambridge
Yale
New York
Ref
Milne
Stillman
Kernan
Coburn
Kendall
Fincke
Coolidge
George
G. C. Clark
Devens
Loughlin
Wendell
Ewer
Trainer
Murdock
MacMasters
Dr. Nichols
B. H. Hayes
Ammonia Incident Clouds Brooklyn Boxing Card Draw
At Hercules A. C. in Brooklyn Tony Moran of New York and Jimmy Kelley of Boston fought ten rounds to a draw at 122 pounds. In the main bout Billy Moore of Syracuse and Jack Downey of Brooklyn were scheduled for 25 rounds at 185 pounds when an accident spilled ammonia on Downey’s injured eye, forcing him out and leaving the referee to decide the result.
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New York
Hercules A
Rovner
Downey
Sharkey Bout Cancelled in Philadelphia Tonight
Tom Sharkey and local boxer Jerry Miller were scheduled for six rounds at the Industrial A C in Philadelphia but Miller could not proceed due to insufficient purse. The event was scrapped without a fight.
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Philadelphia
Tom Sharkey
Jerry Miller
Industrial A. C
Miller
Division 5 Breaks Reported Stolen Cash Across Rooms
James F. Ryan of Dover Street reports his room was entered and $8 stolen. Mabel McKinnon of Tremont Street says a trunk in her room was broken open and $10 taken. Walter Mioff of Roosevelt Street loses $36 after a thief entered his room.
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James F. Ryan
Dover Street
Mabel McKinnon
Tremont Street
Thair
Walter Mi
Roosevelt Street
Foreign troops near Pekin as crisis looms
Reports from telegraphs say a crisis is imminent and foreigners are advised to evacuate Yun Nan. Disorder spreads to Beijing with anti foreign demonstrations. The Pekin Club burned and the Belgian legation staff rough handled as crowds protest. About two thousand international troops patrol the city with the advance guard due today.
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Yun Nan
Pekin
Pekin Club
Legation
Young Emperor's Appeal for Foreign Protectorate of China
Shanghai telegrams report Ho Kwang Hsu's tutor Dispatch cites the emperor proposing removal of Empress Dowager and ministers declaring usurpation and a staged transfer of power to a foreign protectorate with the emperor as figurehead. Viceroys support an international guardianship to govern China from a new capital.
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London
Shanghai
Daily Express
Telegra Hing
Eng Ng. Ho
Emperor Kwang Hsu
Hai ‘Tsi
Nanking
Wuchang
Navy dispatch on Marines for possible Manila action
Admiral Kempff reports that Ton Ku may require American marines if other nations join. A battalion is requested for Manila, with orders to land and return homeward after practice at sea. Secretary of the Navy forwarded instructions to Admiral Remey on June 11.
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Remey
Manila
Washington
Navy Department
Ton Ku
Navy
Atuon
Uested
Manswer
Lone
API
Remeyee
Kean
Alderman Hans Caretein Threatens Resignation Over Land Deal
In Cambridge Ward 56 Alderman Hans L. Caretein voiced anger after criticism of his stance on purchasing Cofran Clay lands in North Cambridge. He accused editorial attacks of bias and warned he might resign while attending a committee meeting at City Hall.
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Cambridge
Hans L. Caretein
Cars
Neews
City Hall
Esterday
Boara
Nervous disorders flare in July warns readers to fortify nerves
The article notes July heightens nervous prostration and low spirits due to heat and atmospheric disturbances. It advises those prone to nerves to strengthen the nervous system, particularly invalids, using Peruna.
Suicidal death of Brookline man in Cleveland hotel
Winthrop Fallon of Brookline Mass travels as a salesman and shot himself in a Cleveland hotel. A note found with his letters says he was sober and in his right mind while stating he felt his life was worthless. Coroner reports indicate possible dissipation as a contributing factor.
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Winthrop Fallon
Brookline
Mass
Cleveland
Polly
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