List of men charged with gaming present at Cambridge event
Over four fifths of the names list residency as Beaton while others are shown in Cambridge Somerville Belmont Lynn Waltham Providence and New York. Ages range 23 to 61. The men will be brought to court today for the charge of being present where gaming was carried on.
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James Brown
James Morgan
Joseph Everett
Charles Rich
Frank Griffin
John Smith
John Martin
Edward Ryan
Rogerson
James McDonald
Joseph Biggin
Charles Monta
Dennis McCarthy
John Follan
Lawrence Doherty
G. W. Delano
Edward Bell
George Tirrell
Andrew Nolan
Michael Meaney
Edward Perkins
John Burns
John Winn
Bernard Shafer
James Collins
Michael J. Ryan
James Murray
John Murphy
Daniel Clark
John Riley
John Mortimer
Samuel J. Stearns
Charles T. Reagan
Leonard Scott
James Pettengill
John Nolan
Henry Deane
Bernard A. McDonald
Thomas McDermmott
Wiliam Johnson
William Gleeson
Edwant A. Weick
Wiliam F. Maguire
Thomas O'Hearn
Patrick Murphy
John Monahen
Thomas Carter
Joseph Pierce
Charles Brown
William Lanigan
John R. Launder
Beaton
Cambridge
Somerville
Belmont
Lynn
Waltham
Providence
New York
John Endicott replaces Stamford on the water front
The Plymouth steamer Stamford is renamed John Endicott after a thorough overhaul. The vessel will sail to Salem Willows, honoring the Endicott birthplace. Other port notes include rescue misdirections, near-misses, and repairs to several ships at Simpson's drydock.
Italian youth arrested in Boston stabbing case
Police detained Emanuel Mone, 19, an Italian from a Boston street, on suspicion of murder after witnesses identified him, though mixed testimony left his guilt undecided. The alleged attackers followed Monti and Parisi after a card game dispute and fled toward North Street.
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Morrison and
Barretta
Division 1
Emanuel Mone
Montague
Parisi
Boston
Post
Monti
de Monti
North Street
Fleet Street
McCormick
Cain
Cully
Penn Denounces Harvard Oxford Challenge Decision
Philadelphia report quotes H L Grein president of Penn athletic association praising Harvard for declining to face Oxford and Cambridge. He notes Harvard Yale alliance, praises patriotism, and questions the timing and motives behind the challenge and committee actions.
Mystic Park racing yields multiple heats and new records
At Mystic Park a large crowd watched three events the 2 38 class pacing the 2 16 class trotting and the 2 23 class trotting. Fred Wilkes won the 3 16 trot and set a new heat record of 2 13 1 4 while Antidote took the 2 28 pacing in three heats.
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Mystic Park
Antidote
Fred Wilkes
Celaya
Wilkes
Anil Ote
Tire
Anteros
Blue Bells
Simon Ver
Shous Tobinson
Hua Ee
Arann
Pilkestbrich
Blanchard
Enon CH » Ob. G
Yopp
Nann
Quinton
Ames L
G Raia
Vega
Merry Bird
Br. H. Wot
Sessertsaees
Clara K
B. m
Kinney
Firat
Maytorson
Potter's
Ohversam
Angelus
Whitby
Boy
Veeit Beplen
Pe Chervick
BEE
Fear
Fern
Walter Mac
Howard
O’neil
Hee
McGough
Buckley arrested after helping horse on Merchants Row
John Buckley of Charlestown was arrested on Merchants Row after trying to move a heavily loaded wagon with twenty barrels of flour. He alleges Officer Innis refused to assist and threatened him, while Buckley plans to pursue action with witnesses ready and a court hearing set for Wednesday.
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W. H. Innis
John Buckley
Charlestown
Merchants’ Row
Buckley
Post
Innis
Emerson Nye
Martin
Police Commission
Merchants
Ellis
Nye
Donovan
Superior Court
Mr. Buckley
J. F. Littlefield
North Market Street
Station 2
Ringling Circus Show Features Da Comas Aerial Act
The Da Comas, a family of gymnasts, perform stunning mid-air somersaults and catches with perfect timing and receive ovations. Ringling Bros World’s Greatest Shows also showcase Maynard and La Mothe on aerial bars and Art and Mille Adair on the high trapeze, among other novelties.
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da- Comas
Ringling Bros
Maynard
la Mothe
Tey
Protest over parade police coverage at Bunker Hill ceremony
Civic groups and military organizations accuse the police of inadequate protection during the Bunker Hill parade. Critics say crowds disrupted the route, electric wagons blocked ranks, and lack of closing orders or near police led to significant interference. Officials defend staffing and blame miscommunication in route changes.
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Bunker Hill
City Square
Bunker Hill Street
Main
Main Street
Charlestown
Brady
Monument Square
Curtis
Eldridge
Captain White
Berkeley Hall Exhibition Shows C E Convention Prep
A practical exhibition in Berkeley Hall last evening demonstrated how reception and accommodation committees will meet the challenges of the Christian Endeavor convention next month. Described as an object lesson and drill, the event had local and visiting participants rehearsing roles and assisting newcomers in Boston.
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Berkeley Hall
Christian Endeavor
Boston
New England Baseball Association Drops Fitchburg Haverhill
A special meeting at the Essex House votes to drop the Fitchburg and Haverhill clubs for financial losses. Schedules are rearranged with matches among Nashua Lawrence Lowell Salem and Lowell, plus umpiring by Hart and Lyons.
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Lawrence
New England Baseball Association
Essex House
Fitchburg
Haverhill
Schedpe
Nashua
Lowell
Salem
Bodkay
Brinton
Doyle
Castles
Quinn
Gilder
Bradley
W. Wood
Sheehan
Dorsey
Donovan
McGee
Stout
Hart
Lyons
Lowell Association Baseball Strike Delays Game
Lowell defeated by starched salary dispute as players refuse to take the field against Lawrence. Manager Sampson threatened fines but players persisted, leaving uniforms in locker. Umpire Lyon awarded the game to Lawrence after no play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Lowell Association
Lawrence
Sampson
Lowell Nine
Lyon
Noted Preparations For July Christian Endeavor Convention
The article describes July preparations as committees and sub committees are trained, rooms allocated for delegates, and registration booths arranged near the main tents. It notes etiquette for wearing a Boston badge and the need for resignations if members cannot work. Hosts coordinate lodging with limited per-person costs.
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Wne
Christian Endeavor
F. W. Walsh
Boston
Hartwell
Fourth Presbyterian Church
South Boston
E. C. Gilman
Mr. Walsh
Walsh
Gilman
Johnson Zimmerman race hit by neutral ground dispute
Eck, Johnson's trainer, delays the proposed 5000 side bicycle race after demanding neutral grounds. He cites Representative Lyon’s remarks to a Wheel reporter and contemplates inspecting a track but now blocks Johnson from racing Zimmerman at Asbury Park.
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New York
Johnson-Zimmerman
Eck
Johnson
W. H. Beagle
Asbury Park
Lyon
Zimmerman
Valkyrie III Trial Trip Ends in Light Wind
The Valkyrie III trial at Gourock yielded no real sailing as weather proved unsuitable. Lord Dunraven, George L. Watson, Mr. Henderson, and Mr. Glennie inspected the racer while light wind and a late shower prevented any headsail work or steerage way. A second trial is planned for tomorrow.
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Glasgow
Lord Dunraven
George L. Watson
Henderson
Glennie
Gourock
Firth
Ailsa’s Crew Desert Vessel in Mersey Regatta Build Up
Thirteen of the Ailsa's crew quit this morning in protest over the master's refusal to remove lead from a boat. The ship was towed to Liverpool by Mrs Langtry's White Lodge yacht and will compete in Thursday's Royal Mersey Yacht Club regatta.
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Southampton
Liverpool
Continentals Afloat For Seventeenth Celebration Harbor Trip
The New England Continentals from Manchester and Hartford joined Boston groups for a two-part harbor trip aboard the William Stone to Egg Rock and Cohassett. The event featured visits by notable officials, culminated with a return to Boston around 4 pm, and a formal send-off for the Putnam Phalanx and allied contingents.
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New England
Manchester
Granite State
Hartford
Commonwealth
Boston
Alderman Presho
Boston Light Infantry Association
Tiger Veterans
William Stone
Morrison Steamboat Company
North Shore
South Shore
Putnam Phalanx
Amoskeag Veterans of
Worcester Continentals
Pearson’s Wharf
Quincy House
Young's
Custom House
Washington
State Streets
Stone Fort
Bunny
Egg Rock
Nahant
Senator Corbett
Michael J. O’brien
Jerry McCarthy
Frank S. Arnold
United Etates Train of Artillery
Ned Presho
Worcester
Albany
New
Miller and Connorton
T. F. Fuller
E. B. Edgerly
J. H. Morris
T Omas Turner
H. L. Morrill
Col Cody Greets Press Club After Noon Reception
The Press Club hosted Col Cody yesterday at its Huntington Avenue clubhouse. Cody impressed with a retentive memory recalling meetings from Paris in 1899 and praised Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show while Major Burke noted the colonel’s habit of keeping his word.
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Press Club
Colonel Cody
Post
Porte Maillot
Paris
Buffalo Bill
Major Burke
Huntington Avenue
England
Germany
France
Major Corwin Dominates Parkway Ake Club Meet
Brooklyn crowds witness the Parkway trotting at Graveyard track where Major Corwin wins all three heats in the 2:50 class. Bayreuth leads the 2:35 class with three straight heats and Sybl captures the 2:24 pacing title.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Parkway Ake Club
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Gravesend
Corwin
Bayreuth
Fleetwood Park
Goldsmith Maid
Major Corwin
Sybl
Alcyone
Dam Ate
Stocking
S. Hen
Carrie L
B. m
Hiram Duna
Aleppo
Net
C. G. Martens
B. S
Hamlin
Packwood Prince
E. E. Stevens
Mapeeson
Br. S
Hidietn Cw
WE Ting
Nellie” Bell
Albert
We. Broome
Arthur K
Dh. Hayden
Purse Sybl
Handsome Arry
General Custer
J. H. Nichols
Dutchess County
Ite Wilkes
E. M. Lockwood
Waverly King
Kentucky
Wilkes
G. Buen
Vidalia
Abdallah Wilkes
Aaron Wowige
Taton
Eeece Eagle
Antar
Turvor
B. G
Darlington
Cordelia
Iuel Ae
Nutbourne
J. Me
Bayonne
Hi. Stout
Sreccessecrocerseonr
Barkis
D. W. Maloney
Maud C
Gambetta
J. Little
Yale Crew Practice On Thames Course In Hartley Session
Yale and Harvard crews squared off on the Thames at New London with Harvard completing a timed run from the bridge to Harvard quarters. The water was calm, the start at 32 strokes per minute, and Yale noted stronger pacing on prior time rows while Harvard’s effort lagged.
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New London
Conn
Thames
Harvard
East New London
Yale
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Mystic Park Racing
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Ringling Circus
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City Hospital
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Medford Street
Patrick Minnehan
Matin Street
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