House Insists on Subway Labor Clause in Debate
Speaker James J. Myers fends off two appeals on the subway bill and hawker licensing as the House votes 94 to 92 to retain the labor clause requiring citizen employment and eight hour pay in the subway measure. The session features heated debate, committee conference calls, and a postponed hawker bill ruling.
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James J. Myers
House of Representatives
McNary
Ward 16
Kiley
Ward 8
Schofield
Malden
Boston
House
Senate
Myers
Hayes
Lowell
Logan
United States
Hey
Massachusetts
Elevated Company
Albee
Keenan
Dean
Brookline
Donahue
Fall River
Bullard
Newton
Duff
Collins
MacCartney
Rockland
Corporation Counsel
Quinn
Transit Commission
Russell
Knowlton
W. J. Sullivan
Dean of
Wakefield
Cos
Messrs.Schofield
BrookHne
Cape Cod Pilgrim Memorial Association
Senator Fales
Bristol County Commissioners
Morrison
Opening of the Cottage Park Yacht Club of Winthrop
Winthrop yacht club prepares for a private opening next Saturday with repair work on the long pier, new float stages, and electric lighting. The club house will be furnished and ready for members and guests, with a future ladies day planned for visitors from other clubs.
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Cottage Park Yacht Club
Winthrop
S Cottage
Detroit held to four singles in 3-0 loss at Chicago
American League game report shows Chicago defeating Detroit 3 to 0. Griffith pitched for Chicago with solid relief, while Detroit managed only four scattered singles and committed fielding errors. Attendance was 1200.
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R. H
Chicago
Detroit
Chicago Dane Eeadeusneren Cues
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Griffith
Slever
Jones
Holm’s
Green
Al'r
Davis
Lion
Davie
Dan McGuire
Daly
Sullivan
Balle
Weer
Onsree
Siever
O' Laughlin
Park golf down as golf play drops after season
Franklin Park course hosted over 31000 golfers last season, a 221 2 percent drop from the prior year per Superintendent Pettigrew’s annual report to the Board of Aldermen. Tennis shows gains while the Civic League managed Columbus avenue playgrounds in summer and fall with the league paying instructors and the park department maintaining grounds. the playground proved popular and supported the purchase.
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Franklin Park
Pettigrew
Civic League
Columbus Avenue
Park Department
Cornell to send eight to Henley after Hudson win
Cornell plans another Henley appearance with the victorious Hudson crew. coach Charles Courtney believes he has the best eight ever and only one member, captain Petty, will depart, leaving strong material to fill the vacancy for next year.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Cornell
Herley
Hudson
England
Charles Courtney
Courtney
Ing
Henley Enterprise
Petty
Automobile Meet at Brighton Beach Sanctioned
The Long Island Automobile Club's Brighton Beach event on August 2 has been sanctioned by the American Automobile Association. The program features multiple classes including under 1500 pounds, steam, electric, various gasoline weights, free-for-all and lap races with cash prizes ranging from 5 to 200 dollars.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Long Island Automobile Club
American Automobile Association
Atach M'Le
Haverhill shuts out Fall River in low-scoring game
Deininger hurled a near perfect nine for Haverhill as Fall River mustered four hits and one walk. Gildea pitched well but received poor support, with three fifth inning errors leading to three unearned runs. Haverhill's Bernard hit a two base hit and the team capitalized on miscues to secure the shutout.
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Haverhill
Deininger
Fall River
Gildea
Ibapoa
Herwig
Dupee
O'Reil'y
Shires
Shincel
Riccius
Rich
Thornh'l
Smith
Moorh'd
Dein
Bernard
Bernard Spooner
Patie Eee
Nashua Defeats Lowell on Strong Fielding and Labelle Pitching
Lowell lost the game today through poor fielding as Labelle pitched well and received solid support from Nashua. The locals produced timely hits and benefited from several miscues by Lowell, with Hafford and Wilson delivering two-base hits and Merritt handling the plate.
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Nashua
N. H
Lowell
Labelle
Ftafford
Con’rs
Bannon
Cass’dy
Wilson
Sock
Merritt
Walch
Lake
Cross
O Bressler
Moran
MeL’l
Webber
Dover Nine Falls To Lawrence As Errors Cost
James Driscoll pitched well for Dover in his debut but injuries and errors hurt the home team. Joyce and Doe misplayed in field allowing three runs. Lawrence held on for the win. Score details show miscues at short and center led to the decisive runs.
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Dover
N. H
James Driscoll
Lynn
Weddige
Joyce
Doe
Lawrence
Toyees
Long
Driscoll
Towne
Manchester Defeats Concord in Sixth Straight Win
Manchester powered to a 6 2 victory over Concord in New England. Murray and Smith led with strong batting while Clark and Pulsifer shined in the field. O'Brien relieved in the ninth as Manchester stretched their winning streak to seven. Attendance reported at 1500.
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Concord
N. H
Manchesters
Murray
Smith
Clark
Pulsifer
Harvard Yale Today Second game in annual series at Yale Field
Harvard and Yale baseball nines meet at 8 o clock this afternoon on Yale Field New Haven for the second game in the annual series. A Harvard win means a third game in New York on neutral grounds Saturday next. Yale victory would give New Haven the East title after beating Princeton and Harvard last week.
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Harvard
Yale
Yale Field
New Haven
New York
Princeton
Crimson
Soldiers Field
Wendall
R. P. Kernan
Clarkson
Stillman
Randall
Skilton
Ollidge
Milne
Carr
Daly
Matthews
H. Kernan
Hutchinson
Parker
Round Robin Matches Open at Bay Ridge Tennis
The round robin lawn tennis tournament for top national players opened at Bay Ridge. Beals Wright of Harvard defeated Raymon D. Little in straight sets. Hobart and Ward match reported. Doubles Fisher and Hackett faced Little and Alexander, splitting two sets.
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New York
Bay Ridge
Beals . Wright
Harvard
Newport
Raymon D. Little
Clarence Hobart
Holcombe Ward
Edward S. Fisher
Harold H. Hackett
R. D. Little
F. B. Alexander
Princeaton
Gentile Held on Assault with Intent to Kill Charge
Luigi Gentile pleaded not guilty to assault with intent to kill after shooting John Curley on a Quincy train smoking car in Dorchester. Curley remained hospitalized with non life threatening injuries while Gentile was held in $1000 bail for a July 7 hearing. Gentile was photographed at police HQ before being jailed on Charles Street.
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Luigi Gentile
John Curley
Quincy
Dorchester
Churchill
Curley
Gentile
Charles Street
Arrested on Arrival From Halifax
Inspectors Rooney and Wolf detained John P. Martin aboard the steamer Halifax at the Plant line wharf after a telegram from the bureau of criminal investigation said he was wanted in Halifax for a $600 goat robbery on June 2. Martin agreed to return without extradition papers and will be sent back immediately.
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Halifax
Rooney
Wolf
John P. Martin
Bureau of Criminal Ivestigattion
Artin
Martin
Alleged Pal of Martin Held in Halifax Arrest
Charles McLean a 19 year old from Boston is under arrest in Halifax on a charge related to a civil engineer named Ritchie who was arrested in Boston on the Halifax steamer voyage. McLean will be examined tomorrow and authorities plan to consider bringing Martin back to the city.
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Martin
Halifax
Charrles
Kid) McLean
Boston
Ritchie
McLean
Runaway Horse Flattens Roslindale Carriage
A horse hitched to a phaeton owned by George F. Folsom of 222 Metropolitan Avenue Roslindale ran away after being spooked by an automobile driven by William Day of Roxbury. The buggy overturned hitting a telegraph pole and fence. the driver was thrown free and the horse was captured by Mounted Policeman Cratty.
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Phaeton
George F. Folsom
Hving
Metropolitan Avenue
Roslindale
Henry M. Hisselen
Kittredge Street
William Day
Roxbury
Cratty
Winchester's Ladies Handicap Qualifying Round
The qualifying round for the ladies handicap at Winchester Golf Club was held over 18 holes. Best nine scores were selected with eight lowest to advance. Mrs. G F Edgett led with 49 445 and qualified alongside Mrs. M O Bouve Miss M Kreutz Mrs B W Keyes Miss M B French Miss Rhoda Skillings Miss M Bouve and Mrs William Keyes.
Metropolitan Tennis Championship Opens on West Side Courts
The Metropolitan lawn tennis championship began in New York at the West Side Tennis Club with 26 entrants. Defending title holder Raymond D Lattle, a former Princeton and intercollegiate champion, faces challengers as J C Cresson defeated a local ex Anderson Texas and a Canadian named F G in straight sets.
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New York
West Side
Raymond D. Lattle
Princeton
J. C. Cresson
Anderson
Texas
Boston Defeats Philadelphia Nationals 4 to 1 at South End Grounds
Boston clinched early with three runs in the third inning on two hits and a wild throw by Iberg. Pittinger outpitched Iberg, as the Quakers managed only five hits and one run through six innings. Tenney, Courtney and Cooley led Boston’s offense while Hulswitz and Jennings shone on defense in a listless midweek clash.
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Boston
Philadelphia Nationals
South End Grounds
Buckenberger
Iberg
Philadelphia
Charlie’ Pittinger
Quakers
Pittenger
Pittinger
Carney
Felix
Cooley
Tenney
Courtney
Herman Long
California
Brown
Hulswitz
Barry
Hughey
Jennings
Demontreville
Greminger
Hallman
Walls
Lush
Safly
Stres
Thoms
Douglass
Dooin
Pittsburg Beats Chicago 7-2 in National League Game
Errors plagued Chicago as Pittsburg broke ahead to win 7 to 2. Conroy and Tinker were Ejected after a fourth inning mixup. Williams left with an injury in the eighth. Attendance was 2100 at Pittsburg. Zimmer homered for Chicago. Doheny and Williams pitched for Chicago and Pittsburg respectively.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Conroy
Tinker
Williams
Beaumont
Clark
Slagle
B'mont
Jones
Dex
Bfield
Ritch
Kiing
Leach
Lowe
Zimmer
O Kahoe
Doheny
W.wms
Burke
Wasee
Piteborg
Kahoe
Kling
Bransfield
Fransfield
Brooklyn Beats New York 8 to 1 in Second Game
Brooklyn defeats New York 8 to 1 at Washington Park in the second game of the series. Taylor exits in the fourth after being knocked out. Blewitt relieves and limits Brooklyn to one hit. Attendance listed as 4000. Brooklyn scores six earned runs and leaves eight on base. New York leaves eight on base. Filood orifice hits a home run, with Kitson striking out seven. Umpire Emelie officiates.
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New York
Brooklyn
Washington Park
Taylor
Blewitt
Brooklyns
Brees
Filood Orifice
Kitson
Moe Aboom
Emelie. Ad
Passed Gravel Stone as Large as a Pea
An April 19 1902 testimonial from Royersford Pennsylvania describes relief from kidney trouble after using Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root. The writer claims passing gravel stones the size of a pea and later passing smaller gravel and sand with symptom relief. The notice urges samples and repeats the doctor and druggist endorsements from Kilmer Morey.
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Royersford
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Dr. Morey
Jesshd
Butterfield
Morey
Talented Pianist Irving Jacobs to Perform at Graduation
Fourteen year old Irving Jacobs has been chosen for a piano solo at the Prince School graduation today. He has appeared in local and New York concerts and plays Brillante and pieces by Mozart Chopin and others. Jacobs also excels academically ranking first in Natural Philosophy and is among the brightest graduates alongside valedictorian Frederick Elliott, class historian William Coombs, and reciters Kenneth Vez and Francis Killorian.
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Irving’ Jacobs
Prince School
York
Reo von Eber
Wely
Gottschalk
Mendelssohn
Mozart
Chopin
Jacobs
Frederick Elliott
William Coombs
Kenneth Vez
Francis Killorian
Forged Telegram Tangles Boxing World and Mob
The forged telegram saga links boxing figures in a Boston pattern of anonymous letters. Investigations trace the message to South Union station with suspects including two boxers. Mahoney loses his forfeit while others deny involvement. The piece notes a wider sporting fallout and the death of “Marty” Downing as a noted Rostow figure.
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Billy Gardner
Watts
Boston
Gardner
Timmy Kearns
Briigsport
Conn
Mike Peveney
Mahoney
Norfolk
Beedon
South Union
Bender
South Station
Joe Patterson
Steve Mahoney
Dick Howell
Bridgeport Herald
Howell
National Sporting Club
International College
Peter Maher
Peter Lowery
Maher
Philadelphia
Lowery
Peter Jackson
Australia
Marty
Downing
Rostow
Rows Downing
Ni Deane
Rob Roy
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S. Vorenberg & Co
Langley, Burr & Co
Boston Dry Goods Co
Jacob Dreyfus & Sons
Mason & Snow
Iea & Co
C. A. Edgarton Mfg. CO
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NEW Fangland League
Manchester
Ncop Wesseevees
Towell
Hafford
Hanscom
Parkes
Bressler
Oe Ball
Mine
Dorsey
el Oy
Cameron
Ad Sutheen
Coffey
Fais
Dyce
Burril
Guiheen
Tih
Hasett
Wanchester
O'Brien
Sith
Bighte
Rapp
Nevers
Baves
Volz
Onray
Swander
Pry Volz
Cote
McMahon
Bighie
Pul
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Evers
Murphy
Kwan
Carig'n
Ee Dolan
Hoffman
Yale Today
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Chicago Veséesees
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A. E. Lush
Reese
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Thmas
Eereeereesee
Ain
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Enney
Thomas
Jennin Brown
Jackitsch
Hulswitt
Tborg
Hhe
Hulewitt
Jennings Douglass
Douglas
Cantilion
Brooklyn Dolan
Keeler
Tonia
Dahlen
Bow'm
Irwin
Rhea O'Hagan
Eager
Irving Jacobs
Gardner & Co
Irving W. Jacobs
France
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