Troops Ready for Work the Moment They Get Ashore
Washington report from June 23 notes Alger and Miles confident as Madrid bulletin signals early fighting. U.S. forces land at Santiago and push toward Morro Castle while carriers remove mines. Details show 5700 Cuban troops greeted Americans. additional Michigan, Massachusetts, and Ohio units mobilize for Shafter’s advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alger
Miles
Madrid
Cervera
Shafter
Santiago
Hawkins Still Rules Favorite in the Betting
California lightweight Cal Hawkins faces Spike Sullivan in a twenty five round bout at Lenox A C New York. Sullivan, favored by many for his reach and cunning, clashes with Hawkins who relies on a hard left and close quarters power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Hawkins
California
Spike Sullivan
Lenox A. C
New York
Hawkins
Coney Island
Sullivan
Spike
Martin Flaherty
Carson
Hawking
Owen Zeigler
George Dixon
O’rourke
Charley White
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Cal
John Joel
San Jose
Golden Gate A. C
Freddy Bogan
Stockton
Jack Garrison
South Bend
Wash
Frank Welly
Sacramento
Jack White
Charley Rochett
Fred Bogan
Bogan
Walter Cathcart
Pacific A. C
Tom Hogan
Harry Jones
Butte
Mont
Leonard
Charley Rochette
Colma
MoeGouldrick
Bush Street
J. J. McGinty
Australia
Olympic A. C
Joe Gans
Bohemian
St. George A. C
Carson City
Nev
Eddy Connolly
America
Lavigne
Saginaw Wonder
George VY
Tuohby
American Wringer Co Repairs Wringer Rollers
For repair work wringer rolls stamped American Wringer Company war ranted are best. All kinds of wringers and sweepers repaired. Write or telephone and we will call for and deliver without extra charge. The American Wringer Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Wringer Company
The
American Wringer Co
Cornell Wins Varisty Boat Race in Four Mile Test
In a head wind race the Cornell eight defeated Yale by 14 seconds with Harvard far behind. Colson steered Cornell to a decisive victory while Yale and Harvard crews showed fatigue and stiff competition from Cambridge. The freshmen result favored Yale by a narrow margin as spectators endured damp weather and a crowded waterfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
America
Colson
Cornell
New York
Cambridge
Whitney
Harvard
Fred Colson
Courtney
Bob Cook
Lehmann
Freshmen Rowing Classic Ends In Yale Victory On Thames
Yale, Harvard and Cornell freshmen crews staged a fast Thames race with Yale winning by a half length over Harvard and Cornell close behind. The wind and tide pressured times, but the finish was sharp with Harvard surging late and Cornell leading early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Yale
Harvard
Cornell
Thames
Cornel
Naval Station
New Haven
Cambridge
The Race in Detail at Harvard Landing
The Cornell crew entered the shell at Harvard landing in London at 12 16 and began with a long sweeping stroke. Yale and Harvard followed, drawing into line by 12 30 under referee instruction. The wind shifted to the south and the river grew choppy as the start occurred at 12 37 07 with Harvard leading at the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cornell
Harvard
Cambridge
Elis
Yale
Cornell Wins Gripping Three Mile Rowing Race Over Yale and Harvard
Cornell led from the start and maintained a half to two length advantage over Yale and Harvard through three miles. Cornell finished first in 23 minutes 48 seconds, Yale 24 minutes 2 seconds, Harvard 24 minutes 35 seconds, with Yale and Harvard pacing at about 32 strokes per minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Cornell
Harvard
Shell
Poughkeepsie On
Hudson
Dean's Kidney Pills touted as universal cure in Boston crowd
The advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills curing backache urination issues and Bright's disease while recounting Henry Cox of Franklin Street as a cured customer. It notes pills cost 50 cents and are sold by various dealers, with Foster Milburn Co as U S agent. The piece then shifts to college rowing coverage at Cornell with freshmen producing strong strokes and seniors packing up for Saratoga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Dean
Boston
Geo. Burwell
Park Sq
Boylston St
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Harvard Varsity Crew Defeated In Crimson Quarters
Gloom at Crimson Quarters as Harvard varsity crew is outrowed and disappointed after the race at Gales Ferry. Captain Perkins silent, Higginson elected captain for the 1899 crew. Storrow praises the freshmen and squad while Lehmann departs for England with undisclosed plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gales Ferry
Conn
Harvard
Lehmann
Perkins
Red Top
Storrow
Mr. Lehmann
England
Yale Crew Loses Regatta in Close Yale Quarters
Captain Payne Whitney expressed deep disappointment as Yale varsity finished behind Cornell. He praised his sailors for effort and strength, and extended congratulations to Cornell on the narrow victory. Yale’s crew gave Coach Cook a somber reception after the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YALE
Cornell
Fred W. Allen
Walpole
Mass
Andover
New Haven
Montville
New London
Rogers
Yale Triumphs Over Cornell In Freshman Rowing Duel
Yale defeated Cornell by a narrow margin as Yale led at the mile and held off a late Harvard rally. The freshmen clash on the west course drew cheers from observers on the observation train while Yale’s crew celebrated a strong win and Harvard’s notable rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Cambridge
Yale
Cornell
Courtney lauds Cornell freshmen after race at Yale
Harrison's Landing Conn June 23 Cornell crew shares mixed emotions after the freshmen race. coach Courtney praises the varsity efforts while noting rough water and a challenging start as the freshmen faced an unfamiliar boat rocking and spray during the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison's Landing
Conn
Cornell
Mr. Courtney
Associated Press
Courtney
Intercollegiate Rowing History on Thames and Poughkeepsie
Yesterday marked the first intercollegiate race on the Thames since 1895 and the first triangular meet at New London. The Yale Harvard rivalry has dominated since 1876 with Yale winning 12 of 18 Thames races and Harvard 6, records include Yale 20m 10s on the Thames in 1888 and Harvard 20m 44 3 4s in 1878.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames
Poughkeepsie
Hudson
New London
Yale
Harvard
Connecticut River
Springfield
Harvard Crew Dismisses Lehmann After Season
Harvard undergraduates unite that Coach Lehmann cannot return due to business duties and a desire to abandon the English stroke. The crew’s performance against Cornell and Yale shows the English system failing to produce winning oarsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehmann
Harvard
America
Cornell
Yale
Crimson
Reverend Cummins Receives Diamond Charm from A O H Division
The Rev John F Cummins of Roslindale received an elaborate A O H charm studded with diamonds emeralds and other stones from Forest Hills Division 40 and county A O H leaders in a ceremony at which poems prayers and tributes were offered A luncheon followed with performances by local artists and a recital of The Dandy Fifth along with Mr Lawrence B O Connor leading music
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Cummins
Roslindale
Forest Hills
John Dolan
Roxbury
Timothy Phelan
Jamaica Plain
M. T. Curley
John M. Minton
John A. Ryan
Stephen McVeigh
John F. Morrin
Richard Walsh
George Kelly
M. PF. Dolan
Thomas C. Harrington
Henry O'Meara
Daniel Murray Keating
John
Father Cummins
Father Connolly
Division 1
Thomas Crowley
Martin Curley
Charles Chapman
Flynn and Irwin
D. Murray Keating
Lawrence B. O'Connor
Cummins
Winged Foot Athletes Dominate New York A C Meet
CHICAGO June 23 The New York Athletic Club track team scored the most points at the Amateur Athletic Union championships with 84 5 for New York A C leading Chicago A C 65 5 Syracuse A C 53 N J A C 4 Chicago Y M C A 83 Milwaukee A C 1. The winged foot squad set five records, with standout in the prints half mile and bicycle events. Jarvis and Long battled in a dead heat dispute. Burke defeated Manvel in the quarter mile and Peabody won the mile bicycle race ahead of Dawson Schwarz. Kraenzlein swept the hurdles and pole vault went to Clapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York Athletic Club
Amateur Athletic Union
Winged Foot
Chi- Esse A. A
Farvis
Frinceton
May
Uffendell
Burke
Manvel
Peabody
Powell
Dawson
Schwarz
McDougall
Pearson
Kraenzlein
Clapp
Yale
New Haven
News
Jarvis
New York A. C
Chicago A. C
Syracuse A. C
Chicago Y. M. C. A
Milwaukee A. C
Massachusetts Legislature Sends Welcoming Message to Soldiers
The closing session extends hearty greetings and gratitude to regimental commanders and their troops for loyalty and sacrifice. The message, signed by Senate and House leaders, wishes Godspeed and victory while upholding Commonwealth traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House of Representatives
Old Bay State
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Richard W. Irwin
James A. Gallivan
William W. Davis
William H. Brigham
William H. I. Hayes
Frank J. Horgan
Frank S. .Richardson
William H. Marden
House
Patriotic songs collection to appear in next Sunday's Post
The greatest collection of patriotic songs ever published in a newspaper will appear in next Sunday's Post. They will be arranged in book form with a colored cover for handy storage.
Yale Chooses Frederick Allen Yale Crew Captain
Frederick Allen born 1900 who rowed at No 6 in today’s race has been elected captain of Yale varsity crew signaling leadership for the crew program at Yale University in 1920s context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale's Ferry
Frederick Allen
Yale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Morro Castle
War Department
General Miles
General Shafter
Greely
Allen
Garcia
Rabi
Henry
Illinois
Massachusetts
Navy Department
J. J. Murray
Jesse Fuller
United States Marine Corps
Hobson
Long
Cushing
Commonwealth
John F. Nickerson
Binks
Harper’s Bazar
A. W. Moore
Broadway
Chelsea
GEO, C., Goodwin & CO
Hanover St
Rosston
J. B. Williams CO
Glastonbury, Conn
Aakers
Williams
Gosem
Hood
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Saratoga
Vale
Wiles
Hibernians
Ndrew J
Eloy Dace
Peer Pete
South Back Bay
Provision St. Cor
Berkelerkele
Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey CO
Rochester, N. Y
Wefers
Maine
Atlantic Ave
Boot of
Summer St
Tremont Row
Wilson Brothers
Quigley
Charlestown
Patrick
Sarah Uigley
West Ind Railroad
Main Yi
St. Francis de Sales
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!