Free Tuesday Lectures Claim Deaf Relief At Boston Clinic
The National Association of Physicians and Surgeons at 15 Boylston Street hosts free Tuesday evening lectures by Dr. Wilson with demonstrations and X ray displays. Hundreds with deafness report hearing improvement after a single free treatment, with many cases detailed from Charlestown to Jamaica Plain.
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Boylston Street
Wilson
Br. G. Chase
High Street
Charlestown
Patrick Carney
Shannon Street
Brighton
C. Ki. Barnes
Lewis Street
Chelsea
A. Wells
Chelsea Street
Boston
C. R. Landers
West Falmouth
G. C. Paine
Springfield Street
James Hayes
Lester Place
Jamaica Plain
Chester West
Washington Street
F. P. Sparrow
Webster Street
East Boston
J. P. Paker
Woodville Street
Roxbury
A. R. Briggs
Boston Street
Salem
Charles H. Fullmar
Medford
L. W. Loring
M. D
Chandler Street
James McCormack
Mt. Auburn Street
Cambridge
Frank T. Parker
Silver Street
South
Albion McLeod
Hyde Park
A. M. Rosendale
Chester Place
Miss McConnell
Cheshire Street
Nellie Huxford
Chestnut Hill
H. A. Foster
Watertown
John Walshe
R. W. Hitchcock
Harvard Street
Boston Protective Department
M. A. Murray
Whitney Street
D. McKenzie
Plain Street
Dorchester
W. Wiggin
Kearsarge Avenue
Dr. Wilson
Deaness
Darius Wilson
Nettie F. Mosher Wilson
Harvard Crew Prepares for New London Training Camp
A Harvard crowd cheered the crew at the Cambridge boat house as the eight with four substitutes and two coxswains prepared to depart for New London Red Top. Coach Storrow and Captain Higginson praised progress and outlined the freshmen schedule for June 20 with Yale and Cornell crews racing noted.
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Harvard
Harvard Boat House
Cambridge
New London
Red Top
Storrow
Higginson
Yale
Cornell
E. Cc. Storrow
FF. L. Higginson, JR
James C. Rogers
Harvard Law School
Payne Whitney
Harvard Yale Rage Tickets for observation trains
Applications for seats on the observation trains to New London on June 29 are limited to Harvard graduates or members. Subscribers to the varsity crew of $8 may apply for one seat, rising to two seats for two subscriptions. Applications close June 16 1 p m with general applications for extra seats. Tickets cost $2.50 each.
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New London
Harvard University
Wright & Ditson’s
Boston
Leavitt & Pierce’s
Amee Bros.’s
Cambridge
Metropolitan Amateur Rowing Association Meeting Tonight
The Metropolitan Amateur Rowing Association will meet at the B A A Exeter Street this evening at 9 o clock to consider entries appoint officials and transact other business.
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Metropolitan Amateur Rowing Association
Exeter Street
Shamrock Cup Challenger Launch Delayed By Designer Illness
The Shamrock launch is postponed to early July due to designer William Fife Jr illness. Sir Thomas Lipton vows £300 and lifelong pension for Archie Hogart if Shamrock wins the cup. Estimated cost tops £80 000. christening planned by Lady Russell.
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Glasgow
Shamrock
William Fife
Fife
Thomas Lipton
Archie Hogart
Sir Thomas
Lady Russell of
Killowen
England
Rushing Work On Gap Defender At Bristol Harbor
Rushed activity reported as the Herreshoff yard crew accelerates work on the Columbia lying at the north pier. Work on deck and interior proceeds while riggers install standing rigging and the brass steering box on Columbia. A 110 foot steel boom is being fitted in the north shop.
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Shamrock
Bristol
R. I
Herreshoffs
Columbia
North Pier
Boat Handover Nears For Defender Trials In Newport
Mr. Iselin plans constant visits as the boat nears readiness and its transfer to him. Once handed over Defender will undergo first trials in Newport with Commander.
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Mr. Iselin
Newport
Defender
America Leaves Port For Marblehead Yacht Race
The America yacht sails from port with owner Colonel Butler Ames and skipper William Canning aboard. Ames believes America is faster than ever with a new mainsail. Canning notes improvements but concedes Columbia remains the stronger challenger.
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Colonel Ames
Canning
Columbia
America
Colonel Butler Ames
Marblehead
Willliam H. Canning
Shamrock
Herreshoff
Dominion Beats Yankee in Seawanhaka Series Race
Dominion, last year's Seawanhaka cup winner, defeated the Yankee from White Bear Yacht Club in the first Lake St. Louis race. Light winds at start then stronger, later dwindling, with a large crowd observing.
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Montreal
Que
The
Dominion
White Bear Yacht Club
Lake St. Louis
Brae-Burn Falls to Boston Golf Club on Home Links
West Newton June 12 Brae-Burn Golf Club suffers its first defeat of the season as Boston Golf Club visitors score 10 holes to 4. Falvey shines with a course record second round of 40 and total 88 while Merrill adds strong scores for Brae-Burn.
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West Newton
Brae- Burn
Boston Golf Club
Franklin Park
Willie Campbell
Young Falvey
Perkins
Bock
Merrill
Bichatos
Whittemore
Whelps
Davenport
Fletcher
Myopia Golf Tourney Opens with Dual Scramble Classes
An open scratch golf tournament at Myopia links runs June 15 16 and 17. Two classes A and B scratch event with medal and match play rules. Entries close at 6 pm Thursday for June 15 and 16 for members and guests.
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Myopia Club
United States Golf Association
Oakland Golf Open at Bayside Draws Top New York Players
The Oakland Golf Club Bayside course in Long Island hosts a major open event this week with nearly all leading New York players who will attend Chicago. Travis aims to beat Findlay Douglas as both vie for the Chicago title, Douglas currently off form but expected strong in final rounds. Local golfers also travel to Oakland while Myopia occurs concurrently.
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Chicago
Oakland Golf Club
Bayside
Long Island
New York
Travis
Findlay Douglas
Douglas
Oakland
South Boston Prepares Strong Team For Opening Game
South Boston will field a strong club this season with Tommy Smith pitching and Billy Merritt from Spindle City on the visiting lineup. The Locust Street grounds host the opener against Lowell next Saturday, with Morison of Manchester to pitch for South Boston in the afternoon Lowell matinee.
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Locust Street Grounds
Lowell
Billy Merritt
Boston
Tommy Smith
Butler
Boston College
Tim Donovan
Colpoys
Waldron
Pete Flaherty
Joe Sullivan
Feld
Jimmy Butler
John Flaherty
Mike Concannon
Locust Street Fark
Morison
Manchester
Dean's Ointment Promises Quick Relief for Itching
Advertisement notes a remedy called Dean's Ointment to cure itching piles described as a horrible plague. It claims effectiveness and availability at any drug store for 50 ents.
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Dean
Modern Hotel for Women Promises Luxury and Shares
The Modern Hotel Exclusively for Women will be built at Warren Ave and Clarendon St. It is eight stories, 250 rooms, and offers first class amenities at moderate cost. Women may buy shares at 10 each to own and manage the project. Prospectus available after contracts are awarded. Trust trustees include Howard D. Van Norden Ben J. Moore and Edwin C. Merrill.
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Cor. Warren Ave
Clarendon St
Homestead Building Trust
Tremont Temple
Boston
Howard D. van Norden
Ben J. F. Moore
Edwin C
Merrill
Trustees
Boston Post Beats Transcript 15–14 in Pitcher Duel
In a dramatic nine inning game at the Boston grounds the Boston Post edged the Boston Transcript 15 to 14. Both starters Fowler and Fitzpatrick pitched well as late errors aided Transcript scoring. Key moments include Feeley being hit, stealing second and third, scoring the winning run on a wild pitch. Taft and Morris delivered timely home runs for the Post while Piggott and Greenan sparkled for Transcript.
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Boston Grounds
Boston Post
Boston Transcript
Post Boys
Transcript
Transcript Boys
Post
Feeley
Fowler
Fitzpatrick
Taft
Morris
Daniels
McConnell
Srveee
B. TB
Kelly
O'Connor
Tafft
Pantels
S Fitzpatrick
Gallagher
B. R
PO Tracy
Greenall
Towle
Ames
Piggott
Stimpson
Serre
Evee ” Filison
Strud Fitzpatrick
Doble Pley
Caffi
Mr. Lyons
Newport Beats Taunton In Exciting Seven Inning Game
Newport Rhode Island defeated Taunton 8 to 1 as Foley dazzled, Shires made a phenomenal catch on a high foul after a long run, and Hanna starred at second base.
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Newport
Taunton
R. I
Foley
Shires
Hanna
Brockton Wins Ninth-Inning Thriller Over Pawtucket
Brockton edges Pawtucket in nine innings to spoil Todd’s first loss in eight games. Everson’s timely single plus two errors and timely hits by Clancy and Perkins seal the score as Ferris, Bernard and others shine in the field. Attendance listed at 40,000.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Brockton
Todd
Quinn
Everson
Clancy
Perkins
Bernard
Ferris
Sacco
Lepine
Bone
Shay
Ganley
Portland Defeats Manchester In Tight Maine Baseball Clash
Portland tops Manchester 4 to 2 as McLeod steadies after early relief. Conroy's three base hit drives a fifth inning lead, Noblit and Russell homer, Spratt Tighe and Conroy form key double plays. Attendance around 500.
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Portland
Manchester
Miller
McLeod
Morrissey
Conroy
Spratt
Smith
Tighe
Hickey
Russell
Carney
Murphy
Lake
Kelley
Noblit
Fitzmaurice
Sullivan
Carpenter
Three Day Harness Racing At Old Saugus Course Opens
Old Saugus course begins three days of harness racing this afternoon with a large entry list. Specifics include Tuesday June 20 events with 2:22 class pacing for 460 dollar purse and multiple drivers and horses listed from Mystic Park Boston and New York to Readville and Watertown in trotting and pacing preliminaries.
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Saugus
Cora P. John Riley
Mystic Park
Texas
Lillian Iit FF
Bass
Springheld
B. G. Coaster
Mapewood Farm
Portsmouth
B. m
Euphrasia A. Hye Fitch
Boston
Eserceseneces Gaseaway R. M
L. J. Sturtevant
M. Els'e Mae J.3
Fledric Light
W. Sanders
Dedham
Moe J. J. Bowen
Teoeds
Pinto R. M. Durland
Lynn
Bsk m
Lady Thorndike
J. J. Bowen
Medford
Coos D. Mars Shan U
Curtiss
Simsbury
Col
B. G. Nelson
Paul McGregor
John Trout
Concord
N. H
C. G. Glazaway
M. Fleur de Lis C
C. G. Hamilton
J. H. Flavell
Marshfield
B. G
King Eiko J. Wall
Readville
Grant Duke
Wellsville
Maplewood Farm
Wortsmouth
G. Zeller
McDonald
J. Wall
Emily Pool Co
P. Willams
Stonington, Ct
Grant
Duke Wellsville
N. Y
B. S
Macey M. IV
Jan Vater
A. McDonald
Mystic
Euphrasia
K. Zeller
Bard Palmer
Om. Keera Nt
M. Durland
Lynassetae
Billy Foster
M. J. Fleming
KE. Lathan
New York
J. J. Timmins
B.g. Little Gemlott
Philadelphia
Teres Eh
Kelvyn I
Scannell
E. McDonald
Coneord
Peace
M. Liversion
L. Clark
Providence
Harness Race Cards Featuring Marcus Aurelius and Budweiser Listed at Cortland Meet
Stall names from Cortland Alabama and nearby towns show pacing races with purses around 400 dollars. Entries include Marcus Aurelius Garth Gilchrist and Marion G. along with Bett W. Gi Neal Malden and others from Lynn New York and Providence. The program lists multiple horse and driver pairings with times and stables across Willow Street, Simsbury, East Boston, and Newport venues.
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J. C. Cunningham
Pawtucket
Bee Sorgy Co
P. Williams
Stonington
Betty W. Gi
Cas Neal Malden
Lynn
Canton
C. E
Br. G
Charles Macklin
L. Clark
Arent
Providence
B. m. Winoa Les Ee
Casa Pia Pace Eta
B. m. Mazette J. & Timmins
New York
Br. m. TE Point Mar
R. M. Durland
Tallman
Newport
Mercury Wilkes
Lucky Boy Garth & Gilchrist
Cortland
Ala
Marion
Opaimer
Operatic
Park i
M. Bristol
Winthrop
the Duke
Girls Play Cricket in Germantown Tie Ends in Germantown Victory
Girls cricket match at the Manheim club grounds Germantown pits Germantown and Chestnut Hill. Germantown wins by an inning and 17 runs scoring 62 in one innings while Chestnut Hill makes 24 and 21 in two innings.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Manheim Club
Germantown
Chestnut Hill
Penn shuts down Brown in Providence baseball tilt
Brown University falls to University of Pennsylvania as Penn pitcher limits Brown to three hits and eleven strikeouts in a 9 to 0 rout in Providence. Washburn struggles on the mound for Brown while Sedgwick resigns captaincy with Lestage named temporary skipper.
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Providence
R. I
Brown
University of Pennsylvania
Brown University
Washburn
Sedgwick
Lestage
Pennsylvania
Uiise Tessare
Frazier
Gillinder
Richardson
White
Smith Death Notice in Somerville on June 11
George Smith aged 89 years 9 months 21 days died in Somerville. Funeral from late residence 59 Myrtle Street Somerville Wednesday June 14 at 2 p m. Relatives and friends invited to attend.
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Batchelder
Salem
Jane Reed Batchelder
John H. Batchelder
Hayes
South Boston
John
Mary EF. Hayes
West Third Street
SS. Peter and Paws Church
New York
Hoogs
Hyde Park
Mass
William H. Hoogs
West River Street
Smith
Somerville
George Smith
Myrtle Street
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