Harvard Feared as Varsity Crew Is Watched at Poughkeepsie
In Poughkeepsie on June 21 Harvard's varsity rowing team drew wary eyes from rival coaches Cook Courtney and Ward. Coach Lehmann paced practice, timing with stroke rates around 38 per minute as varsity and freshmen crews moved through controlled trials and photo sessions ahead of tomorrow’s drawing for lane positions.
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Poughkeepsie
Harvard
Varsity
Cook
Courtney
Ward
Crimson
Lehmann
Harvard Crew Trials Stir Enthusiasm Ahead of Race
Harvard crews showed strong form with a 4 minute 32 second trial mile into a head wind. Coach Courtney and fellow trainers from Yale and Penn watched closely as freshmen vs varsity dynamics and rigging differences drew attention.
Rowing Trials Preview Yale Cornell Harvard Race
The piece details rival crews from Yale Cornell and Harvard contending for first place. Coaches critique stroke rates and technique while weather and tide conditions threaten the big race Friday. Bentley out with a finger injury. Bailey steps in at No. 2 as Columbia fields two crews and freshmen beat the varsity in trials.
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Cornell
Goodrich
Harvard
Caspar
Pennsylvania
Mr. Ward
Ward
Yale
Cook
Courtney
Fred White
Death Ward
Pennsylvanians
Cornelis
Uta Viselike
Bentley
Bailey
Columbia
Varsity
Cowles
Two Gentlemen Thieves Continued from Page One
A court martial at Richmond punished a suspect with seven years' half pay loss and a low placement on the list of commanders. The man recounted a troubled education path from the University of Virginia to Notre Dame, detailing multiple thefts to maintain appearances and a forged check. He described his capture after attempting to move $500 in diamonds found in a hotel bag.
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Sion
Porter
Richmond
University of Virginia
St. Lawrence Hall
University of Notre Dame
Canada
Brown University Trustees Support President Andrews
Congressman Walker reports Brown University trustees and fellows agree the university should not be used for national propaganda opposing its friends and patrons. He notes Mr. Andrews is popular with college officers and others, and his classroom teachings were not questioned.
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Worcester
Walker
Brown University
Andrews
Brown
Labor unions settle wages without strike
The Paper Hangers' Union reports a satisfactory wage scale agreed without a strike as 25 employers sign, with others expected to join this week. The Boot and Shoe Workers open their second annual convention in America Hall aided by President John F. Tobin.
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Boot and Shoe Workers
America Hall
John F. Tobin
Central Labor Union
Burleigh Elected to Congress in Maine Third District
Burleigh, a Republican, defeats Plaisted, a Democrat, in Maine's third district by about 3000 votes in today’s election results. Augusta officials report the outcome as decisive and mark focus on post election claims and next steps.
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Augusta
The Newhall scandal shocks Melrose town and church
Charles S Newhall, treasurer of the Melrose Co operative Bank and church official, vanished amid accusations of misappropriating around 400 dollars from church funds and up to 2800 dollars from the bank. Police pursue him as neighbors recall his once trusted life and athletic past.
Loss to the Bank Reveals Missing Funds Case
It will be impossible to tell how much he has taken until bank books are examined and compared with deposit slips now handed in. We know he has taken 277 dollars, which he had and showed to auditors on the first of the month. Further figures depend on slips and memo entries.
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Boston
Hrim
Fred L. Hatch
Sargent Street
Newhall
Church
Church Society
Melrose Co-operative Bank
Bank Commissioners and Auditing Committee
O. K
Levi
Gould
Co-operative Bank
Main Street
Melrose Highlands
Insurance Company
Kaley
Hull
Framingham
Harris
Police
Melrose Highlands Athletic Ee
Farm implements and haying gear offered by Jos Compereck & Sons
The firm advertises Buckeye Mowing Machine Worcester Champion Merce May Rake and Bullard Tedder praised for durability simplicity lightness and work. They offer easy terms monthly payments and hay caps claiming first year cost savings. An immense stock of haying tools and woodenware is available at 47 to 64 Worth Market Street Boston near the Big Clock.
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Worcester
Merce
Bullard
New England
JOS CP Mbereck & Sons
Boston
Hutratce
Debs plan to colonize 100000 men to Washington questioned
Chicago figures estimate high costs for Debs proposed social democracy move to Washington, with transportation, wagon, oxen, and subsistence expenses broken down. Analysts calculate rail fares, wagon costs, and food at 13 cents per day, yielding steep per‑man figures and noting uncertainty over location and timing.
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Chicago
Ill
Eugene V. Debs
Washington
Convention of Social Democracy of America
Debs
Tacoma
Puget Sound
Social Democracy Movement
George A. Forsyth
Faithful Officer Rewarded by East Boston M C O F
Thomas Arthur treasurer of Williams Court No 19 M C O F East Boston was awarded a chain and charm by Chief Ranger M J Burke for fourteen years of service. The event featured songs refreshments and a large Leo Court No 6 delegation with numerous named brothers.
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Thomas Arthur
Williams Court No. 19
Boston
M. J. Burke
Brother Burke
Brother Arthur
Wiliams Court
Leo Court No. 6
W. J. Cronin
Brothers Healey
O'Brien
Murphy
Wetstead
Burk
Smith
Flaherty
Hughes
Flynn
Walters
Fitzpatrick
Morse
Murray
Overlan
Fitzgerald
Douglas
Bacchante Accepted by Metropolitan Museum in New York
Authorities of the Metropolitan Museum accepted the Bacchante today and informed Mr. McKim with thanks as the statue arrived and was unpacked. It will be placed soon, after Di Cesnola offered remarks too silly to print.
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New York
Metropolitan Museum
St Matthew’s Young Men Endorse Victoria’s Day Observance
The Young Men's Club of St Matthew's parish in South Boston passes resolutions endorsing the observance of Victoria’s Day. They commend commemorations tied to the throne and bicentennial or related treaty ties, reflecting a period tone in local church civic life.
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Young Men's Club
St. Matthew's Parish
South Boston
Brett
Tragedy at Adams Street Boarding House Ends in Double Death
In Waltham a 37 year old man Mellon Wilson shot Maggie Hines 38 then killed himself. Hines died soon after at City Hospital and Wilson died at his Adams street room. Medical examiners cited morphine induced insanity. An ongoing fear of burglary and prior threats to Hines are noted.
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Waltham
Mellon Wilson
Adams Street
Margaret Hines
City Hospital
Wilson
Misa Hines
J. F. Moulton
Maggie
James Malloy
Wilpon
Post
Waltham Watch
Maggie Hines
Mrs. Moulton
Inspector McKenna
Miss Hines
McKenna
Meade
Spooner
Mary Hines
Bonfire Incident Injures 9 Year Old Boy in South Boston
A group of youths near Marine Park in South Boston pushed 9 year old White Mc Donough into a bonfire after he attempted to add kindling. He suffered Burns to his feet and legs. The act was not reported to police and the assailants are unnamed.
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South Boston
Marine Park
White McDonough
White
Bright 7-Year-Old Boy Traveled Alone to Dillonvale
A seven year old boy arrived by steamship Halifax of the Plant line, bound for Dillonvale, Ohio, to join his mother residing there. He can write his name and speak English and French, having traveled from New Glasgow, New Brunswick, with a Plant system agent arranging a through ticket to his mother's home. He was noted for his charm with several lady passengers at the Boston and Albany depot.
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Halifax
Plant Line
Dillonvale
Steubenville
New Glasgow
Plant System
Boston & Albany
Stomach Troubles Tied to Nervous Disorders and Coffee
Some physicians link nervous orders to stomach disorders and say female illnesses stem from a troubled nervous system caused by stomach troubles. Coffee worsens digestion and harms the liver, so a week without coffee helps reveal its role. Postum cereal coffee from Battle Creek is offered as a natural alternative compatible with weak stomachs.
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Battle Creek
Mich
White Murder Suspects Arraigned in Hull
Thomas McKone engineer William Stahlen and James S. Trolan fireman were arraigned in Abington on accessories after the fact in the White murder. They were held on $1000 bonds. inquest set for tomorrow at 9 a.m. in Hingham. The body of Private White was sent to Providence for burial with military honors aboard the Resolute.
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Hull
Thomas McKone
Rock Treaker No
William Stahlen
John 8. Smith
James S. Trolan
Smith
Second District
Abington
George W. Kelley
White
Kelley
Polie
McKone
Hingham
Nantasket
Cuban Patriots Shot at Morro Castle
In Havana at Cabanas fortress Isidro Carmona and Antonio Jordan were executed by firing squad. Mariano Martinez and Antonio Rojas were tried by court martial for complicity in the rebellion.
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Havana
Cabanas
Isidro Carmona
Antonio Jordan
Morro Castle
Mariano Martinez
Antonio Rojas
Boston Lodging House Resident Dies After Stair Fall
James Field of South Plymouth Massachusetts died at noon yesterday from injuries after falling down stairs at 7 Lewis Street Boston. He was about 45 years old and had been staying at the lodging house where the accident occurred during his visit to the city.
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James Field
South Plymouth
Mass
Med
Lewis Street
Field
Boston
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Beecham
Kutnow’s
Kutnow & Co., Ltd
Boston Post
Rex Mga
Atra Ic
George C. Blair
New Hampshire
Orange
N. J
Jamaica Plain
Providence
Blair
Howard and McCausland
Falmouth
Clarendon
Mr, Walker
Labor Notes
Burleigh
Charles S. Newhall
Will
Bacchante
Waltham Police
Bright Little Boy
Court House
Mitchell
Re Breaker No. 10
John
Fort Warren
Thaddeus Paine
Daniel McDonald
R. L
J. Woodb
Woodbury
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