McLean Brothers Turn Pro For Charles River Park Tandem Race
The McLean brothers Alec and Hugh of Chelsea debut as professionals in tomorrow’s tandem handicap at Charles River Park. Harry Edwards, back in racing after a near ear loss in a fall, is entered among the amateurs. The meet includes mile and two mile events for amateurs and professionals, plus multiple tandem and open races, with plans also noted for the coming National and regional cycling events and meetings at Nantasket and Taunton.
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Charles River Park
McLean Brothers
Alec
Hugh
Chelsea
McLeans
Harry Edwards
H. Taylor
W. W. Shepard
F. S. McKay
Bald's Fast Mile Sets State Circuit Mark
Eddie Bald of Buffalo won the one mile open professional race at the Albany circuit meet in 2 08 1 5, the fastest time of the year on the state circuit. Other results include J A Minst winning the novice race, Ray Murray taking the half mile amateur, and Nat Butler placing in the professional handicap.
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Albany
N. Y
Eddie Bald
Albany County Wheelmen
Buffalo Boy
J. A. Minst
H. T. Keeney
Saugerties
Ray Murray
Pleasant Valley
E. C. Housman
New York
E. V. Babcock
E. C. Bald
Buffalo
J. A. Newhouse
Nat Butler
Cambridge
Ray Dawson
A.S. Lee
Cohoes
Cambridgeport
Mass
F. J. Titus
Bicycle notes show pending sanction for Titus match race
Racing news notes a special sanction needed for Michael Titus match race in Buffalo on July 3 due to a large purse. Titus plans to race at Bridgeport July 5 with an exhibition there. Jimmy Michael and Billy Bainbridge visit the park system. Bald may enter Chicago Cycling Club events July 3 and 6. Kennedy and Ingraham released by Shafer. Jimmie Bowler joins the lineup as Shafer plans an East campaign. Dorntee on racing board has about fifty purses awaiting races and will limit further entries.
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Massachusetts
Tippett
Cottage City
Messrs
Peck
Perkins
Pease
Nantasket
Strawberry Hill
Onset Bay
Spirit Land
Associated Cycling Clubs of
New York
Bald, Cooper
Kiser
Philadelphia
Tiger Roadsters
Church and
Hancock Streets
Meeting House Hill
Bay State Wheelmen
Beachmont
Carpenter
William Morris
Berkeley Cycle Club
Dorchester
J. M. Kelly
Sawyer Avenue
Bristol County Wheelmen
Taunton
A. E. Barber
Bristol County
Verde Westgate
Megssie
George Colby
Barney
Caswell
Fred Hayman
Louis Schmidt
Kinsley Brown
T. E. Hatch
Box
Michael Titus
Buffalo
Titus
Bridgeport
Conn
Jimmy Michael
Billy Bainbridge
Michael
Boon
Bedfellow
Bald
Chicago
A. D. Kennedy
C. C. Ingraham
Dave Shafer
Jimmie Bowler
Shafer
Dorntee
Racing Board
Lovell Arms Co Offers Bargain Bicycles At Two Stores
Enthusiasm for bicycles grows as buyers crowd the Lovell Arms Co stores at 147 Washington street and 131 Broad street. Four large wheel factories back the Pig Four Combination offering first class guaranteed wheels at prices within reach of all.
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John P. Lovell Arms Co
Lovell Arms Co
Rices
Washington Street
Broad Street
Lovell
Editor Thanks for Apples from Gus Bradley
A rural editor expresses gratitude for a basket of apples from friend Gus Bradley. He asks the recipient to accept compliments, noting some apples are nearly six inches in diameter.
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Gus Bradley
Patented Ear Spec for Telephones by Dr L W Tuck
Spaulding's advertises a patented ear spec for telephones by Dr L W Tuck. The listing claims the device reduces ear annoyance and offers a clearer sound with emphasis on comfort and fit. It mentions a Park avenue address and room hours for demonstrations.
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Spaulding
Advan
Park
Raid on tramps leads to mass vagrancy arrests at city stations
A police raid led by Superintendent Eldridge dispatched midnight to dawn. Tramps and suspicious characters were rounded up after 11 o clock and booked for vagrancy at multiple stations including 16 3 4 5 and 15 across the North End and Charlestown, with many confined overnight and more arrests as morning approached.
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Eldridge
Rhoades
Hungry Higgins
Pink Whiskers Blake
North End
Station 3
Station 4
Station 5
Charlestown
Station 15
Lynching Attempts Surface in Key West
A special dispatch reports two unsuccessful lynching attempts against Sylvester Johnson after he attacked Mrs Atwell. In court Pendleton urged hanging, sparking white mob anger. Police shielded Pendleton as a mob of black residents threatened him. island guards will sleep at the armory amid tense chaos.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Key West
Sylvester Johnson
Island City Guard
Jubilee in Portland Honours Queen Victoria Visit
Portland marked Queen Victoria's jubilee with help from the British warship Pallas. Officers of the ship were entertained at Congress Square Hotel, while a Riverton Park fireworks display drew over 6000 residents. The event featured striking set pieces including a likeness of Queen Victoria.
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Portland
Congress Square Hotel
Randall
Riverton Park
Secretary Long Arrives at Portsmouth Aboard Dolphin
Secretary of the Navy John P. D. Long arrived in the harbor aboard the Dolphin. He will inspect the navy yard tomorrow and then depart for Washington.
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Portsmouth
N. H
John PD. Long
Navy
Dolphin
Navy Yard
Washington
St. John's Day Observed by Mt. Carmel Commandery
St Johns day celebration held at Peoples Temple with Mt. Carmel Commandery Knights of Malta and friends. Professor and Mrs Dobbins presented an original lecture titled The Two Princes illustrated by stereopticon before an enthusiastic audience.
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St. John's Day
Mt. Carmel Commandery
Knights of Malta
People’s Temple
Dobbins
The
Topeka Storm Levels Windows In Severe Hail Event
A record hailstorm lashes Topeka Kansas demolishing windows and roofs. Hailstones from hen to ostrich egg sized strike streets, injure residents, kill dogs and threaten telegraph lines. City lamps fail as officials tally damage and evacuate traffic amid disrupted services.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas City
Double Tragedy in Henderson Jealousy Suspected
On Second Street Hardin Randolph shot and killed Alice Tapp who was walking with Robert Taylor. A shooting fray followed in which Randolph was killed and Taylor wounded. All involved are Black.
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Henderson
Hardin Randolph
Alice Tapp
Robert Taylor
Second Street
Randolph
Taylor
Archbishop Attacks Public Schools Sparks Outcry
Archbishop Hennessy drew sharp reactions with an address to Clark's Academy pupils in Sinsinawa Wisconsin. He denounced public schools as irreligious and dangerous for future generations and claimed Catholics pay one seventh of the five hundred million cost to support the schools while being denied religious education.
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Dubuque
Hennessy
Clark’s Academy
Sinsinawa
Wis
Harvard Freshmen vs Varsity Rowing Display Before Tomorrow's Race
Harvard crews demonstrated speed and stamina at the boat house with a race between the freshmen and the varsity. Varsity showed a steadier, stronger stroke, finishing ahead in rough water while under trainer Lehmann's control.
Harvard Yale and Cornell Varsity Crews Meet Tomorrow
Ward leads three rowing crews down the river for a mile and a half as Harvard Yale and Cornell varsity crews prepare for the race tomorrow. Longacre and Shattuck miss the boat with injuries while Oddie rows at No 5 on Elmer. Freshmen and varsity each complete a two mile piece on even terms. betting paddock opens with little business.
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Ward
Columbian Varsity
Longacre
Shattuck
Oddie
Elmer
Varsity
Harvard
Yale
Cornell
Freshmen and Varsity Rowing Scrimmage At Harvard
Harvard eights faced off in a paddling session on smooth water above Red Top boat house. Freshmen pushed the varsity with high stroke rates, while Lehmann’s crew showed strong form. Courtney’s Penn team struggled with injuries as Wise sprained an ankle but steered on.
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Lehmann
Harvard
Varsity
Red Top
Crimson
Cornell
Courtney
Pennsylvania
Johnny Wise
Captain Boyle
Harvard Leads Freshman Row as Yale and Cornell Swap Positions
Yale, Harvard and Cornell officials met with Referee Meikelheim at the Nelson House to assign boat race positions for tomorrow. Yale drew course No 1, Harvard No 2, and Cornell No 3 on the outer course, reversing Yale and Cornell from yesterday’s freshman race and shifting the title advantage to Harvard.
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Yale
Harvard
Cornell
Meikelheim
Nelson House
Robert J. Cook
R. C. Lehmann
George Mumford
Commodore Murdock
Manager White
West Bank
Harvard Students Leave Boston for Poughkeepsie Race
Two special trains from the Boston & Albany station carried about 1000 Harvard students and friends to Poughkeepsie to witness today’s race. The crowd remained orderly, resembling a regular commuter service as the trains departed at 1 o'clock.
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Boston & Albany
Harvard
Poughkeepsie
Institute of 1870
Parecellian Club
J. Malcolm Forbes
Forbes
Thompson
Pennsylvania Railroad
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