Sixth Regiment Greet Governor Guild at Framingham Camp
At Camp Framingham on Governor Guilds day the Sixth Regiment staged a grand reception with 17 guns firing as Guild arrived on horseback. He inspected the regiment, praised its Revolutionary Civil and Spanish War record, presented new colors, and hosted a reception at State headquarters before a parade. The day featured a five mile hike in marching order and field maneuvers, ending with camp departure the next morning.
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South Framingham
Framingham
Governor Guild
Priest
Guild
George H. Priest
Boston
Curtis Guild, JR
South Framingham Camp
Farmer Sues Auto Owner Over Damaged Cow
Providence Rhode Island June 22 Joseph G Johnson a South Ferry farmer will sue the owner of registered auto 2551 of Massachusetts after his herd of 23 cows was struck by the speeding car near South Ferry. A cow was injured and later shot. Johnson alleges lack of proper care by the driver. the car owner contends the cow caused the accident.
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Providence
R. I
Joseph G Johnson
South Ferry
Massachusetts
Johnson
Victory for Miss Sutton in Leicester tennis
In Leicester on June 22 Miss Sutton of Pasadena beat Miss Morton 6 2 6 2 to win the semi final of the ladies singles. In mixed doubles A F Wielding and Miss Longhurst defeated H L Doherty and Miss Sutton 8 6 6 3 6 4.
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Leicester
Eng
Miss Sutton
Pasadena
Cal
Miss Morton
A. F. Wielding
Miss Longhurst
H. L. Doherty
Crow Lands Registration Draws Easterners to Billings
Crow lands registration in Billings draws hundreds of easterners to the city. Yesterday about 2800 people arrived by the Burlington train, all seeking to register and participate in the program.
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Billings
Mont
Burlington
Remarkable Experiments On Stomach by Dr Valentine
A long excerpt reviews Dr Valentine and Horace Fletcher advocating stomach reform through appetite control, chewing, and natural remedies. It cites earlier experiments on humans and animals, promotes a stomach tonic using roots like Golden Seal and bark, and mentions Dr Pierce’s medicines and a “Golden Seal” discovery as digestive aids.
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Horace Fletcher
Eps Bumen
Pierce
Seme
Robarts
Berioaion
Peat Jefferson
Arpais
Ose
Dr. Pierce
Tal
Chronic
Boek Gc Hee Tak
Woman Admits Theft While Custody of 10 Year Old Son
Mrs. Ella F. Marsh 33 of Columbus Avenue was arrested on a larceny warrant for stealing 157.40 from John B Williams Jr a book agent at 172 Tremont Street. She confessed saying money was taken to keep her son looking well as other neighborhood children.
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Ella F. Marsh
Columbus Avenue
Hart and
Williams
Travel funding debate ends with independent bill passage
Washington on June 22 reports the opposition to a 26 000 annual traveling expense subsidy for the President led to withdrawing the amendment and the independent bill, authorizing up to 25 000 per year, passing after consideration. The measure mirrors a House provision and was suggested by Senator Foraker with two hours set aside.
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Washington
McLaurin
Benator Hale
House of Representatives
Foraker
United States
Congress
Protest Dropped as Dudley Wins Grammar League Title
The Roger Wolcott School protest over the Grammar School league championship award was heard at Dudley School. Boston officials Dr William Holland and John D O'Reilly ruled Wolcott lacked grounds, giving the title to Dudley with a clean record.
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Roger Wolcott
Dudley School
Dudley
William Holland
John D. O'Reilly
Boston
Walcott School
Pudley School
Cape Ann Makes First Season Excursion from East Boston
The fleet steamer Cape Ann under Captain Godfrey sails from Central Wharf at 10 this morning for Gloucester. She left the Atlantic Works yard in East Boston after a general overhaul and completed a preliminary run down the harbor yesterday.
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Cape Ann
Godfrey
Central Wharf
Gloucester
Atlantic Works
Boston
King's Daughter Wins Coney Island Handicap at Sheepshead
King's Daughter sailed to a clear victory in the Coney Island handicap at Sheepshead Bay over six furlongs, defeating Prince Hamburg and Roseben. The official time was corrected to 1:12 2-6 after an initial misread 1:11 1-6.
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New York
King’s Daughter
Sheepshead Bay
Prince Hamburg
Roseben
Ce Hamburg
Fema
Red River
Duffey Loses A A U Suit Over Expunged Records
Judge MacLean rules against Arthur Duffey in his bid to stop the Amateur Athletic Union from expunging his name and performances from its books. The decision denies both a preliminary and permanent injunction and lowers Duffey to appeal for possible reversal.
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New York
MacLean
Supreme Court
Arthur Duffey
Amateur Athletic Union of
United States
Duffey
Amateur Athletic Union
Fitzgerald
Harvard Crew Suffer Setback as Cutler Out for Race
Harvard freshman crew loses its regular stroke John Cutler who has been ill since May. Reece steps in at stroke for the 1909 boat. Times on trials show steady but not great speeds with wind aiding the two mile and four mile outings. Yale freshmen prank Harvard camp with large Y H 1 graffiti.
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Harvard
Red Top
Conn
T. S. Monahan
John Cutler
Philadelphia
Reece
Wray
Navy Yard
Filley
Kemp
BE. Cutler
Yale
Cambridge
Gale’s Ferry
Gentlemen's Eights Race Set Between Harvard Yale
Harvard and Yale graduates will race in an eight-oared contest next Wednesday alongside the freshman four-oared race. The event, dubbed the gentlemen's eights, follows a playful exchange over blue letters emblematic of a baseball score.
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Crimson Boys
Harvard
Yale
Yale Freshmen Edge Varsity in Grueling Boat Race
Yale freshmen and varsity crews competed at ferry Conn in light open water. The varsity led early then the freshmen closed to finish a quarter length back after a two mile upstream plus return race. Fours races followed with the varsity winning by four lengths. No times were recorded.
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YALE
Varsity
Yale’s Ferry
Conn
Catcher Leon Martel Leaves for Vermont League
Catcher Leon Martel on trial with Collins club has gone to Vermont to play in the Vermont Independent League. He seeks higher pay than $250 a month and refused a Lowell farm-out. He joined the Boston club but balked at signing and was left behind when the team went West.
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Leon Martel
Collins
Vermont
Boston
Lowell
Martel
New Town A. C. vs Boston Blues Amateur Baseball Clash
This afternoon at Marcell Street Grounds Roxbury and Jamaica Plain fans anticipate a fast game between New Town A. C. and the Boston Blues. Ed Bas table, a speedy Roxbury pitcher, faces Clark son, brother of Johnny, as both clubs rank among the state’s quickest.
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Marcella Street Grounds
Newtowne A. C
Boston Blues
Roxbury
Jamaica Plain
Ed’ Bastable
Blues
Clarkson
Johnny
$1000 Match Race Tonight At Revere Track
Robert A. Walthour and Hugh MacLean meet in a 30 mile match race behind the motors at Revere track. The race aims to decide the leader ship as MacLean seeks reversal after Memorial Day defeat. Also on program are a 10 mile behind the motors match, a five mile open and several amateur riders.
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Robert A. Walthour
Hugh MacLean
Revere Track
Revere
MacLean
Pat Logan
Dennis Connolly
Fitzgerald Knocks Out McGarry in All Star Show
Willi Fitzgerald defeated Amby McGarry of New York by knockout in the windup of an all star event at the National Athletic Club in Philadelphia. The bout lasted only a few minutes with Fitzgerald delivering a rights jaw shot that felled McGarry, who could not recover before the count. Kid Gleason defeated Billy Glover in the semi windup in a rapid, well fought match.
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Philadelphia
National Athletic Club
Willie Fitzgerald
Amby. McGarry
New York
Fitzgerald
McGarry
Kid Gleason
Billy Glover
Boston
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DR. Valentine
Travel Fund For
Roosevelt
Sheepshead
Newtowne
Walthour
M’garry
Sunday Post
New England
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