Dakotah Sloops to Glory in Northern Corinthian Match
Rhode Island built Herreshoff Dakotah wins the Northern Corinthian 26 mile regatta sailed in Scotch waters. Da kotah defeats Sula Lilith and Rosetta in a three boat field with a 9 minute margin over the nearest rival and a 41 second gap to third. The fin keeled 36 foot waterline craft measures 50 feet overall with a 9 foot 6 inch beam and uses triple Tobin bronze keelplates.
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Herreshoff
Rhode Island
Thian Yacht Club
Clyde
Hunter's Quay
Lilith
Watson
Sula
Fife
Dakotah Wins Regattas Boosts Builder's Reputation
The Dakotah has claimed six victories across English and Scottish fleets, with early regatta wins by 2 minutes 42 seconds at the Royal Western Yacht Club on May 25 and 7 minutes 13 seconds at the Royal Northern Yacht Club next day. Further races on June 1 and June 9 show continued lead in its class, while construction details describe an open interior, four foot headroom, sunk cockpit, deck hatches, and meticulous brass fittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Dakotah
Henry Allan
Glasgow
Royal Western Yacht Club
Royal Northern Yacht Club
Royal Clyde Yacht Club
Beacons Favored In Waltham League Series
The Waltham League plans a string of games among the Beacons Y M C A s and Emmets of Waltham. The Beacons appear the likely champions with Dolan and Fitzgerald forming a strong battery while Maynard Gendron and Hallam patrol the outfield. The infield has been inconsistent but should improve, and Manager Corcoran remains optimistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacons
Emmets
Waltham
Dolan
Fitzgerald
Maynard
Gendron
Hallam
Corcoran
Orioles Rally Past Chicago After Ninth Inning Burst
Baltimore defeated Chicago after a late rally in a tense finish. Chicago led 8 to 5 in the ninth before Baltimore plated three and sealed the win. Hawke and Robinson pitched for Baltimore with Terry surrendering key runs for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baltimore
Colts
Terry
Hawke
Robinson
Kittredge
Schriver
Colonels Lose Again to Cincinnati in Poor Exhibition
Louisville fell to Cincinnati 7 to 6 in a weak game here. Attendance was about 1,500 as both clubs misplayed the ball with Cincinnati getting 13 hits to Louisville's 12 and errors at two apiece. Dwyer and Vaughn pitched for Cincinnati with Hemming and Grim behind Louisville.
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Louisville
Cincinnati
Dwyer
Vaughn
Hemming
Grim
Browns rout St Louis as Clarkson and Hawley shine
Cleveland beat St Louis 9 to 1 in a game marked by Cleveland hitting well and Clarkson and Hawley effective on the mound. Cle lands fielding was ragged and 7,000 attended. Final lines show St Louis 1 6 1 0 1 1 and Cleveland 1 0 0 8 3 0 0 8 3.
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ST. Louis
Browns
Clarkson
Hawley
Clevelands
Cleveland
Batterjee—Hawley
Miller
Cuppy
Zimmer
Charlie Ballem’s Baseball Club Formed in North End
A new amateur baseball club called Charlie Ballem's Baseball Club has formed in the North End. Charles Ballem serves as captain and treasurer, John E. Mahoney as manager and secretary, with players including Co. F. Smith and J. Donahue among others. The group seeks to play Wednesday or Saturday afternoons and is noted for Ballem, a famous cattle shifter whose distinctive ads have drawn attention in the Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Charlie Ballem
Charles Ballem
John E. Mahoney
Co. F. Smith
J. Donahue
J. Lawton
J. J. Collins
D. H. Colling
J. Putnain
F. Gordon
R.f
C. Ballem
B. Sullivan
North Hind
Post
Hampton Drives Strong Start At Hall Driving Park
Hampton strong at Hall Driving Park in Newmarket New Hampshire on June 23. Local baseball action features notable pitching and hitting leading to an early lead and high crowd interest.
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New Hampshire
Newmarket
N. H
the Hall
The
Alland Bros Publicity for Haircutting Services
R answering our ad, on haircutting have everything to gain and nothing to , 4e our name and fame as haircutters are known over this town. ALLAND BROS,19 Tremont Row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alland Bros
Tremont Row
Painters' Union Trounces Hamp tons in Afternoon Baseball
Painters' Union defeated Hamp tons 10 to 6 as Griffin and Scannell shut down Hamp ton hitters. Haley played second base with strong support, and team defense was largely solid aside from a few errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painters’ Union
Griffin
Scannell
Haley
Hamptons
St Marys Y M C A Nine Seeks Senior Amateur Games
The St Marys Y M C A baseball team seeks games with strong amateur squads. They offer a small guarantee and request responses to William J McGlinchy, manager, North Margin street, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Y. M. C. A
William J. McGlinchy
North Margin Street
Boston
College basketball schedule top games today
The slate features Boston at Louisville, Pittsburg at Washington, New York at St. Louis, Brooklyn at Cleveland, Baltimore at Chicago, and Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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Baltimore
Ct. Ton
Pittsburg
Philadelphia Ne
New York
Boston
Louisville
Washington
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Butler and Tracey Box in Salem for $250 Purse
John Butler of Lynn and Harry Tracey of Cambridge meet in Salem for a boxing match before the Salem Athletic Club with a $250 purse and $75 to the loser. Tracey weighs 133 pounds and has defeated several noted fighters. he previously won over Johnny Burns in Lynn on May 31, 1890, who died twelve hours later from injuries.
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Salem
John Butler
Lynn
Harry Tracey
Cambridge
Salem Athletic Club
Tracey
Johnny Burns
Burns
Aquatic Ripples Amid Cold Roughness On River
Rough water and cold air kept oarsmen indoors with few crews on the river. Ex-amateur Billy Conley aims to race July 4 from his home. The Bradfords, Riversides, and West Ends practiced their junior and working boats, while Pete Conley and George Hosmer showed speed for the local professional race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescents
Billy Conley
Bradfords
Riversides
Jerry Casey
John D. Ryan
National Association
Dan Breen
Charles Rivers
Frank Hilley
New Athletic Clubs Voted Into A. A. U. by Mail Ballot
A mail vote elects five clubs to A. A. U. membership including Portland Athletic Club East Boston Athletic Association Roxbury Young Men's Catholic Athletic Club Franklin Athletic Club and Providence Athletic Association
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Portland Athletic Club
East Boston Athletic Association
Roxbury Young Men's Catholic Athletic Club
Franklin Athletic Club
Providence Athletic Association
Prizes Ready for St. Mary's Outdoor Meeting
Prizes for the St. Mary's outdoor meeting are prepared. Winners should call at the gym on Thursday evening for prize collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
German Champion Lehn Wins Vienna Wheelmen Derby
In Vienna on June 24 the German champion Lehn finished first in the wheelmen's derby. Angus Liaber of Pittsburgh placed second in the derby and won the handicap among twelve contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Lehn
Angus Liaber
Pittsburg
Yale graduates hear baccalaureate sermon at 194th commencement
Yale University opened its 194th commencement with Dwight President delivering the orthodox baccalaureate sermon. He urged graduates to build on a solid moral foundation and apply their education to service beyond self while facing pressing social questions.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Dwight
Colby University Holds Baccalaureate at First Baptist
Commencement week opens with baccalaureate services at Waterville Maine. President B L Whitman delivered the sermon to an attentive audience, speaking for about ninety minutes at the First Baptist Church.
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Waterville
Colby University
First Baptist Church
B. L. Whitman
Amherst’s Seventy-Third Commencement Opens
Amherst's seventy third commencement season began with a baccalaureate service in a decorated church. The Rev. A. J. F. Behrends of Brooklyn preached on the parable of the mustard seed from Matthew 13 31 32, addressing alumni and friends of the seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
A. J. F. Behrends
D. D
Brooklyn
N. Y
Matthew
Williams College Baccalaureate Sermon Marks Solemn Commencement
In Williamsport the college holds a solemn commencement day with President Carter delivering the baccalaureate sermon to the class of 1904 at the Congregational Church following yesterday's tragedy.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Congregational Church
Carter
Calan Basashington ad on cleaning and pressing services
Suite Naphtha cleansed and pressed in the best manner. Cleansing, pressing, repair ing, &c., as it should be done. orkmen, low prices. CALAN, Basashington ¢.
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CALAN
Basashington
Bicycle for sale Eclipse 04 model at low price
Brand new Eclipse bicycle, latest 04 model, unused and in mint condition. Previous listing notes a $125 value offered for $80, located at 245 Columbus Ave with a possible nearby feature described.
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Columbus Ave
Boxing currents trim Boston boxing interest in summer
Boston fans showed waning interest after the Fitzsimmons Choynski bout and ahead of the Walcott Harris card at the Casino. Ex champ Paddy Ryan’s testimonial at the Casino received a $300 donation from James Stevenson. Joe Walcott plans to marry Lizzie Dugan next month as he nears a July 6 fight with Dick O’Brien.
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Boston
Fitzsimmons-Choynski
Boston Theatre
Walcott-Harris
Casino
Walcott
Harris
Foster
Division 5
Mr. Blanchard
Marquis of Queensberry
Billy Smith
Dick O’brien
Dixon
Griffo
O’brien
Joe Walcott
Bosty
Perforce
Jimmy Sullivan
Pat Cahill
Coney Island
New York
East River
Danny Carroll
Jamaica Plain
Paddy Ryan
James Stevenson
Phil Brennan
Jack Rogers
Jimmy Powers
South Boston
Barney Hubbard
North End
Jack McAuliffe
Dick Moore
Billy Hennessy
Ike Weir
Bob Green
Young Griffo
Johnny Murphy
John L
Liverpool
Dempsey
Corbett
Fitz
Mike Harris
New York Herald
Bostonian
Imperial Athletic Club
Colma
San Mateo County
San Francisco
Aleck Greggains
Frank Allen
Greggains
Jim Ryan
Butte
Mont
Sacramento
Billy Armstrong
Frank Kelly
Jimmy Dime
Hubbard
Rodgers
Sharon
Penn
Dime
Billy” Vernon
Haverstraw
N. Y
Harry”’ Pidgeon
Bridgeport
Stamford
Port Jefferson
Vernon
Pidgeon
Johnny Dunn
Parson Davies
Peter Jackson
England
Jackson
America
Davies
Joe
Cronin Elected Suffolk County Hibernians President
The biennial Suffolk county Hibernian order convention in East Boston elected William J. Cronin as county president after a series of ballots. Cronin, born in County Kerry and a Boston resident, has steered Division 2’s growth and led efforts to establish the first Hibernian hall in the United States.
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A. O. H. Hall
Boston
Suffolk County
John Dolan
Terence McGuire
Manchester
England
Society
Order
Gael
Messrs
William J. Cronin
East Boston
William McLeod
Divsion
South Boston
Thomas Owens
South Foston
Thomas J. Murray
Charles J. McCarthy
Cornelius F. Doherty
Board of
Cronin
Dolan
County Kerry
Ireland
Quincy Grammar School
Natick
South Natick
Cleveland
Division 27
Division 2
Ninth Regiment
Thomas Arthur
George J. Lovett
Neptune Liner Delano Collides With City of New York
The Neptune liner Delano and the American ocean greyhound City of New York collided off Nantucket near George's Shoal Mass. The Delano suffered a 20 feet square bow hole and fore compartment flooding but remained afloat aided by bulkheads. No lives were lost. notable passengers included Yale athletes and Mr C Oliver Iselin among others aboard the New York.
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Baltimore
Neptune
Delano
Greyhound City of
New York
Nantucket
George’s Shoal
Mass
Rotterdam
Evans
Southampton
Calitro
Newfoundland
Yale
C. Oliver Iselin
Roger A. Pryor
Fannie Pryor
Charles Emory Smith
Russia
Stilson Hutchings
Ernest W. Brown
Signor Perugini
Lillian Russell
Donald A. Smith
Lady Smith
General Mocenni resigns seeks freedom to challenge rival
Rome June 24 General Mocenni minister of war resigned from the cabinet but the King refused retirement. He sought release to face Signor Imbriani the Radical leader who insulted him during a Chamber debate on June 15.
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Rome
Mocenni
Signor Imbriani
Imbriani
Frightful Slaughter at Pont y Pridd Mine Disaster
London's report confirms 251 dead from the Pont y Pridd mine explosion. Earlier 200 were counted, due to a misreading by the manager about the shift. Crowds of wives and sisters wait in sorrow as rescuers move through wrecked galleries and charred debris.
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London
Pont-y-Pridd
Husbands and Brothers
Von Koltze Case in Berlin Declared Open Inquiry
In Berlin on June 24 Herr Von Koltze remains jailed on charges of sending scandalous letters to imperial staff. The Emperor backs the prosecution, refusing appeals and ordering the legal inquiry to proceed without hindrance after review of all case documents.
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Berlin
Herr von Koltze
Koltze
Officers arrest youths for street baseball断
Five boys aged 18 to 19 were arrested by Division 1 officers yesterday for playing baseball on public streets. George Crocker 16 Charles Driscoll 15 Giorge Viss 16 were on Prince street. John Canio 19 Frank Badarraco 13 were on North Bennett street. Others fled as officers moved in.
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Division 1
George Crocker
Charles Driscoll
Giorge Viss
Prince Street
John Canio
Frank Badarraco
North Bennett Street
Falls River Asylum Dedicates New St Vincent's Cornerstone
About 10 000 people gathered at Forest Hill to witness the corner stone laying of St Vincent's Orphan Asylum. Diocesan institution with clergy from nearby cities in attendance. ~1200 members paraded from City Hall as Vicar General Doran and Rev Hughes Rev Cook and Rev Boylan officiated. Rev William Calvin of Providence gave the address. Project cost estimated around 70000 dollars.
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Fall River
Forest Hill
St. Vincent’s Orphan Asylum
Doran
Providence
Hughes
Cook and Boylan
William Calvin
Catholic Association Union forms at Boston College meeting
A preliminary gathering to form a statewide Catholic associations union and to send delegates to the national convention at Plattsburg on August 1 was held at Boston College. Speakers included James F. Hayes John J Cantwell and Daniel P Toomey with Rev Francis J Maguire delayed by bishop consecration events. A reporting committee was named including Cantwell Leahy Hayes Murray Giblin Cavanagh and Keenan.
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National Union
Plattsburg
Boston College
James F. Hayes
Boston
James Coonan
John P. Leahy
John J. Cantwell
Daniel P. Toomey
Francis J. Maguire
Albany
Suffolk Athletic Club July 4 Games At Lake Walden
Entries close today with R P Russell 694 Washington Street for the Suffolk Athletic Club event at Lake Walden on July 4. Open events include several handicapped races and a one mile team championship of New England with prizes exhibited June 27. blanks received by Tuesday's mail will be accepted.
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Massachusetts Club
Medfield
Rhode Island
Providence
Pierce
Clough
Rollstone Club
Fitchburg
Worcester County
Fanceauneau
A. E. Lumsden
Pope Company
Rambler
Clement
Pope
France
Europe
America
Bald
Paris Figaro
Longchamps
Bois de Boulogne
Arthur Zimmerman
Florence
Italy
Harry Wheeler
Paris
Hurst
Ashinger
Suffolk Athletic Club
Lake Walden
R. P. Russell
Washington Street
New England
Drowning Report Unconfirmed For William F Sullivan
A New Haven telegram said William F Sullivan aged 27 was drowned in New Haven yesterday. His father runs a South Boston livery stable, but police could not locate him in the two peninsula stations.
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New Haven
Firebug Wreaks Havoc on Sharon Barn
A Sharon village fire destroyed Jonathan Packard’s barn and contents including two horses six carriages two sleighs and hay with losses around 1800. A suspected incendiary is offered 600 reward for information and 200 for identifying future arsonists over the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Jonathan Packard
Packard
Emperor William Seeks Kiel Trip After Belgium France Accord
In Berlin on June 24, Emperor William celebrated a diplomatic gain from the Anglo-Belgian accord. He persuaded Belgium and England to reach terms with France, paving the way for a peaceful settlement. A revised Brussels convention by four powers is to be signed soon, honoring international law and African treaty spirit.
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Berlin
Kiel
William
Belgium
England
France
Brussels
North Shore blight slows visitors as stormy heat abates
June 24 North Shore crowds dwindled after a hot spell gave way to a strong east wind and cloudy skies. Crescent Beach drew 5000 to 6000 people despite poor weather. gospel wagon and City Brigade Band performances occurred. A Sunday religious service issued from Beachmont tents featured Rev. A. J. Gordon. Mrs. Isabelle Baldwin of Beachmont was gravely ill after an accident on June 9 involving an electric car. The Winthrop Hotel hosted many city guests for dinner as yachtsmen eyed the Sleepers Eye cup return.
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Reverh
North Shore
Crescent Beach
City Brigade
Boston
Revere Beach
James H. Earle
Roberts
Davis Street
A. J. Gordon
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Isabelle Baldwin
Winthrop Avenue
Beachmont
Chelsea
Bellingham
Wheeler
New Winthrop Hotel
Drew T. Wyman
E. E. Hurd
E. E. Nickerson
R. E. Oliver
J. Battles
J. P. Battles
Henry Joski
G. E. Ryder
D. F. Gaige
John MacConnell, Jr
KE. Day
Winthrop
Train Derails Near Chelsea After Overheated Journal
Last evening around 7 o clock the Milton ice freight train bound for Boston left the rails near the Broadway bridge Chelsea. The fifth car derailed and jumped 600 feet tearing up the track due to an overheated journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine
Milton
Boston
Broadway Bridge
Chelsea
Bank President Injured in Carriage Accident
Moses H. Fowler president of the Ocean National Bank was thrown from his carriage and sustained two broken ribs a severe scalp wound and other injuries. Doctors say the injuries are serious but not necessarily fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Moses H. Fowler
Ocean National Bank
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