Mrs Manice defeats champion Miss Hecker in semi final
New York on June 3 Miss Genevieve Hecker longtime women's metropolitan champion was upset by Mrs Edward A Manice in the semi final of the Women's Metropolitan Golf Association tournament at Essex County Country Club Hecker led earlier but could not sustain her pace as Manice played steady golf holing key putts to win four down with three to play The other semi final saw Miss Helene Hernandez defeat Mrs William Shippen to reach the final and Mrs Morgan beat Miss Howard in the consolation cup race
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New York
Genevieve Hecker
E. A. Manice
Metropolitan Golf Association
Essex County Country Club
Mrs.Manice
Helene Hernandez
Orange
William Shippen
Morristown
Hernandez
W. F. Morgan
Baltusrol Teat
G. E. Howard
Essex County
Mut ch on trial for killing James Oakes in Haverhill
Salem opens murder case against John D. Mutch as he faces a manslaughter indictment for the December 1901 Haverhill shooting. Key testimony links Oakes and Mrs Mutch, with Mutch claiming a street confrontation led to the shot. Government witnesses describe the fatal sequence and autopsy findings. The defense cites marriage complications and alleged provocation. The court adjourns to Monday.
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Haverhill
Peters
Major Hammond
Oakes
Mutch
Perry
John D. Mutch
Salem
James H. Oakes
John F. Croston
Franklin H. Allen
Emerson Street
Charles Jones
Colonel Sweeney
Mutch House
Bathing Record Broken at Revere Bath House
The State bath house at Revere opened yesterday and broke all small attendance records with only six men daring the water. Manager August Vatter showed disgust at the low turnout while Superintendent West offered optimism for better days ahead.
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Revere
August Vatter
West
Traction Firm Buys Newark Line in Ohio Deal
A. E. Appleyard of Boston for Tucker Anthony & Co purchases the Newark O Inter-Urban line to Granville for the Buckeye Lake Newark Traction Co. The price runs to several hundred thousand dollars. The road will be extended to Zanesville.
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Columbus
A. E. Appleyard
Boston
Tucker, Anthony & Co
Beeton
Newark, O
Graduation honors gift to Richmond High School
At the Richmond high school graduation four young women and one young man were honored. A Bondoin College scholarship was announced for the school, donated by an unnamed donor believed to be Congressman D. S. Alexander of Buffalo New Jersey, a native of Richmond.
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Richmond
Bondoin Colleege
D. $ .Alexander
Buffalo
N. J
Naval retirement bill delayed for Hobson defect in sight
The House committee on naval affairs postponed the retirement bill for Naval Constructor R P Hobson to the next session due to defective eyesight. The report notes Captain John Russell Bartlet, organizer of the mosquito fleet in the Spanish American War, was favorably reported for retirement with full pay.
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Washiington
House Committee On Naval Affairs
R P. Hobson
Hill
John Russell Bartlett
Roosevelt Calls for Reciproc ity With Cuba in Tariff Relief
President Theodore Roosevelt urges Congress to grant reciprocal tariff relief for Cuba, arguing it strengthens ties and aids Cuban prosperity. He cites past Spanish American War sacrifices, notes that U S farmers and refiners should benefit, and asserts no U S industry will be harmed. The plan fits existing policy with Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines, advancing American influence in the Caribbean.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House of Representates
Cuba
United States
McKinley
Palma
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaii
Spain
Isthmian Canal
West Indies
Central America
Porto Rico
Philippines
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
General Leonard Wood in Boston Banquet Highlighting Cuba Work
The Boston gathering praised General Wood and staff for Cuba efforts with President Eliot and figures like Thomas Jefferson Coolidge attending. Speakers cited schools, hospitals, and mosquito control while addressing Cuba’s move toward constitutional government and independence. no sugar-trust link confirmed for Wood.
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Somerset
Leonard Wood
Cuba
South Framingham
Hotel Somerset
Henry L. Higginson
Pritchett
Technology
Boston
Eliot
Harvard
General Wood
Thomas Jefferson Cool
Walter Reed
M. EB. Hanna
Major Greble
Kean
Scott
Tasker H. Bliss
Francis Bartlett
McCoy
J. Malcolm Forbes
Carpenter
Thomas I. Wavermore
Guy Murchie
Parden
Eben S. Draper
Henry P. Bowditch
J. Collins Warren
George Wigglesworth
A. Lawrence Lowell
M. E. Hanna
Samuel Hoar
Ira N. Hollis
James J. Storrow
Major Black
BE. H. Bradforth
Alexander Cochrane
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Charles W. Eliot
Francis C. Lowell
Henry P. Walcott
N. P. Hallowell
J. N. Perkins
Edward Atkins
Edward Robinson
Root says Cuban government approved payments to Thurber
Secretary Root announced that payments claimed to be made to Mr. Thurber were made by the Cuban government with full War Department approval. The statement noted that Mr. Havemeyer paid.
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Rot
Wood
Washington
Root
Thurber
War Department
Havemeyer
No Sign of Change Yet in Reciprocity Debate
Washington report notes no immediate shifts after the Presidents reciprocity message. Beetsugar supporters claim the message clears the atmosphere and will force opposition to confront party unity, while beet sugar leaders say no loss occurred and some senators hesitated before acting. Senator Metrich pressed for quick action but failed to gain chair support. a Republican caucus may be held, date undecided.
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Washington
Congress
Metrich
Boston Turn Verein Ends Musical Season With Private Concert
The singing section closed its season with a private concert at the clubhouse attended by prominent members and many ladies. After the program refreshments were served. President Carl Wherhard thanked members and musical director Dr. Carl J. Belling for their work this season.
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Boston Turn Verein
Elagers
Carl Wherhard
Carl J. Belling
Hardy Hurt by Fall on Street
John F. Hardy of 98 Fort Brookline Street fell on Sudbury Street yesterday and lay at the relief station in Haymarket Square suffering from a concussion of the brain.
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John F. Hardy
Fort Brookline Street
Sudbury Street
Sis
Haymarket Square
Accident at Fieke's Wharf Noted in Charles Town
Freserickett of 81 Lincoln Street Charles Town fell from a wagon at Atlantic Avenue on Fieke's Wharf and struck a granite block sustaining a severe scalp wound.
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Freserickett
Lincoln Street
Charlestown
Fieke
Atlantic Avenue
Miss Sargeant of Boston Attends King Edward Court
London June 13 King Edward and Queen Alexandra held the fifth and final court of the season at Buckingham Palace. The event drew a brilliant scene with Japanese Korean embassies and Indian princes prominent among attendees including Princess Victoria and the Prince of Wales. Notables present included Americans Whitelaw Reid Mrs Reid Mrs Lawrence Townsend General Wilson Admiral Watson Mr and Mrs J Pierpont Morgan Jr Mr and Mrs Edmund Baylies William Wetmore and others. Mrs Charles Alexander of New York and Miss Sargent of Boston were among the ladies presented in the general circle.
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Miss Sargent of
Boston
London
Edward
Alexandra
Buckingham Palace
Victoria
Prince of Wales
United States
King Edward
Whitelaw Reid
Reid
Lawrence Townsend
Belgium
Wilson
Admiral Watson
J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr
Edmund Baylies
William Wetmore
W. S. Cowles
London, and Mrs. Cowles, Lieutenant Edward H. Watson
Borup
John Biddle
Charles Alexander
New York
Sargeant
Arthur Sedgwick
Sedgwick
Halifax man dies by own action after farewell to mother
Joe Coward of Halifax aged 22 sailed for health but planned suicide at sea. He bade friends farewell, photographed a portrait for his mother, and gave nearly all his money to her. Two sisters and two cousins are named as survivors.
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Halifax
Joe
Coward
Annie Gebhardt
Chelsea
George Perkins
Newton Centre
John Hunt
Intercolonial Railroad
W. H. Hunt
Moncton
N. B
More Aid Por Brewery Workers
Brewery workers last night reported union support from 11 members across central and western regions. The development signals backing for improved aid efforts amid wage talks and labor disputes.
Harvard Freshman Crew Proves Slow in Trials
Harvard's freshman eight suffered slow showing on the Charles River with a 13:3 unofficial two mile time and a 2:40 half mile, amid head winds and rough water. Napoleon Tew is ill and not yet in the boat. E C Storrow assists Higginson in coaching.
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Harvard
Gales Ferry
Conn
Cambridge
Blake
Higginson
Otis
Ivey
Derby
Varsity
Mr. Storrow
Yale Eight Improves During River Training
Yale crews practiced starts and recovery along the river in Conn. The varsity and freshman four went out together, the varsity leading at a 30 stroke. Bradley rested due to overwork while Halpen filled in. Coaches found recovery work satisfactory and the varsity two miles upstream showed cautious progress.
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YALE
Bradley
Murderer Best to be Sentenced in Salem Tonight
John C. Best faces the electric chair in Salem as jurors convicted him of murdering George E. Bailey. Trial evidence linked Best to Bailey and to the Cut up body found near Glenmere Pond. Best's nerves show strain as the sentence date nears with no expected outburst.
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Salem
John C. Best
George E. Bailey
Sherman
Fox
Superior Criminal Court
Best
Glenmere Pond
Lynn
George
Bailey
Breakheart Farm
Susie Young
William H. Stiles
Peters
Balfley
Stiles
Johnson
J. M. Mellish
Steeplechase Riders Fall. Two Jockeys Injured in Chicago Race
Three horses fell in Harlem steeplechase. Jockeys Brodie and Lyons were injured. Brodie, on Gifssando, was knocked unconscious after Red Will jumped on him. Lyons, riding Red Will, broke a collar bone. Both horses fell at the first fence. Lyons and Brodie received care and were later conscious.
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Chicago
Harlem
Brodie
Lyons
Red Will
Lyone
Stetson Will Leaves Estate to Relatives in Suffolk Probate
John Stetson's will filed in Suffolk Probate notes no public bequests and leaves the property to relatives led by the testator's daughter. Executor named is John G. Stetson, clerk of the U S Circuit Court of Appeals. Robert Swan's will for the Winthrop School master also filed.
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John Stetson
Suffolk Probate
John G. Stetson
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Robert Swan
Winthrop School
Navy captain Lemly may retire due to health ahead of exam
Washington reports it is probable that Captain Lemly, prevention advocate general of the navy, will appear before the examining board in normal course for command consideration but may be obliged to retire if his physical condition prevents continued service.
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Washington
Lemly
Haggenne
Weiner Liquor Dealer Files Bankruptcy at Avery Street
John H. Weiner a retail liquor dealer at 24 Avery Street filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition showing total indebtedness of 32127.87 and no assets. Fourteen employees hold wage claims totaling 0.50. The secured claims amount to 12452.39 and the secured debt to 19000.
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John H. Weiner
Avery Street
Marlboro Transit Head Reassigned to Boston Worcester Line
A. C. Ralph, superintendent of the Marlboro street railway system, has been named superintendent of the new Boston and Worcester line. The move affects several local roads within the Marlboro network as part of the reorganization.
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Marlboro
A. C. Ralph
Boston & Worcester
Landlords sue Irish League leaders in rent dispute
Dublin reports a writ issued by Lord de Freyne against eighty defendants, including John Redmond and Conor O Kelly, in a conspiracy case linked to tenant troubles on the De Freyne estate Roscommon. The action signals a major landlords attack on the United Irish League with backing from Dublin Castle.
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Dublin
Lord de Freyne
Irish Parliamentary Party
Troubles
de Freyne
Roscommon
John Redmond
John Dillon
W. J. O’brien
J. G. Swift MacNeill
Conor O’kelly
United Irish League
Landlords’ Association
House of Commons Tonight
Dublin Castle
Irish National Movement
Wyndham
Ireland
Redmond
Colonel Saunderson
House of Commons
County Cavan
League
William Redmond
James O’kelly
Patrick O’brien
John Hayden
Thomas Grattan Esmond
Patrick McHugh
Harvard Star Walter Clarkson Faces Yale Clash This Month
Harvard players say Clarkson’s eligibility is settled and he will play Yale this month. Clarkson defers comment, while Yrantz denies an offer from Chicago and any future pro plans.
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Harvard
Yale
Walter Clarkson
Post
Clarkson
Yrantz
Chicago
Selee
Nine
Harvard Faces Penn In Second Baseball Clash Today
Harvard meets Pennsylvania at Soldiers Field in the afternoon following an 8 5 win for the Quakers in Philadelphia. The Crimson must improve their batting and defense after losses and unclear pitching plans with Clarkson or Stillman likely to start.
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Harvard
Pennsylvania
Soldiers Field
Philadelphia
Quakers
Judgin
F Nsy
Crimson
Clarkson
Stillman
Milne
Kernan
Carr
Matthews
Stinson Prepares for 25 Mile Race at Revere Track
Tonight at Revere cycle track Stinson, fresh from Thursday win over Hall in Providence, trains with Tenzler and Blanchard. He faces Hugh MacLean in the 25 mile race, with MacLean watching and both riders showing pace near 1:30 per mile. A mile handicap and 10 mile open amateur race are also on the card with riders noted for solid fitness.
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Will Stinson
Tommy Hall
Providence
Revere
Bill Tenzler
Blanchard
Stinson
Hugh Maclean
MacLean
Jockey Dies in St Louis Race Fall
Jockey Donegan was killed in the first race at the fair grounds when Balzac ridden by him stumbled and fell. Pettijohn crashed over Balzac, landing on Donegan and fracturing his skull. E Matthews on Pettijohn survived unscathed. death anticipated shortly.
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ST. Louis
the Fair Grounds
Donegan
Balzac
Pettijohn
E. Matthews
Two Freds and Clarke Set for Afternoon Game
About 500 fans traveled to the South End grounds for a game amid poor field conditions. Pitcher Malarkey’s typhoid illness keeps him out. Lajoie’s looming visit stirs AL chatter. rivalries form as St Margarets and St Catherines teams prep for June 17.
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Freds
Tenney
Clarke
John ‘Haggerty
Pittsburg
Legislature
Common Council
Wagner
O'Connor
St. Louis Browns
Malarkey
City Hospital
City
Lajoie
Town
Neen
Huntington Avenue
Cleveland
Charlie’’ Hickman
Sportsman's Park
St. Louis
Hedges
St. Margaret's Lyceum
Dorchester Cross
St. Catherine’s C. T. A
Eeani
Battery
Orargarets
Manning
Loughiin
Columbus
Avenge Gonads
Barnie O Hare
Cental
Farren
J. Rosenberg
Wellingtons
W.H. Lyon
Jo Tremont Street
Boston City Hospital
The
Maynards
Chesterfield Lad Drowned While Swimming Across River
Northhampton dispatch reports priest Rice a 21 year old drowned while crossing a river near Florence during a swim. The brief note records the death as an accidental drowning with little further detail.
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Northampton
Rice
Florence
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Miss Hecker
Hester Kyle
A. C. Smuythe
Harbor Hills
Book of Sports
Edward A. Manich
N. Pendleton Rogers
Baltusrol
M. PD. Paterson
Inglewood
Miss Underhill
Bostonians
Hobson
Buoston
Fall River
Torn Verein
Hardy
Smith
Str
Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Alexander City
Roosevelt
South Boston Inquirer
Sel Aia
General Milles
Admiral Schley
San Juan
Solders Field
Biict
Stetson
Weiner
Neb
Ralph
Ball Grounds
A. C. Dixon
Baseball Grounds
Nat Ball Grounds
Columbus Avenue
A. H. Plumb
D. D
W Nut Avenue Congregational Church
C. E. Davis
Tremont
Chesterfield
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